short的比较级是由short加上两个字母e和r构成的shorter意为“更短的”。 结果一 题目 What five-letter word becomes shorter when youaddtwo1etterstoit?Answer: 答案 27.答案:Short.解析:题干意为:“一个词,由5个字母组成,当你再加上两个字母时,它却比原来还短了,这个词是什么?”short的比较级是由 ...
I hope that he will remember thefive-letterword"sorry", because 17 years of not taking responsibility cannot be dealt with in a 10-minute speech. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under theOpen Parliament Licence v3.0 ...
百度试题 结果1 题目The ___letter in the word “possible” is “i”. five second two fifth 相关知识点: 试题来源: 解析 D 考查序数词。题意是在“posslbe”中的第五个字母是“i”,所以选D。 反馈 收藏
3. Look at the word “hello". There are fiveletters(letter)lim_(ta) 相关知识点: 试题来源: 解析 答案见上 结果一 题目 (1分)Look at the word “hello”. There are five l___ in it. 答案 -1、【第1空】letters相关推荐 1(1分)Look at the word “hello”. There are five l___ in ...
1 “A”is the ___ letter of the English alphabet(字母表).A.fiveB.firstC.fifthD.second 21.“E”is theletter of the English alphabet.A.fiveB.firstC.fifthD.second1."E"is the__letter of the English alphabet. A. five B. first C. fifth D.second 3 “E” is the ___letter...
what five-letter word becomes shorter when you add two letters to it? 答案 哪一个由五个字母组成的单词,当你添加两个字母后 (单词的长度)会变短? 是不是short + er?相关推荐 1what five -letter word becomes shorter when you add two letters to it? 2what five-letter word becomes shorter when...
根据“Music is just a five letter word.”(音乐只是一个五个字母的词)可知,此处是指音乐不仅仅是乐器和文字。故选B。【小题7】考查名词词义辨析。句意:我的老师尼尔森小姐教我不同语言、不同文化和社会习俗的音乐。A.cultures文化;B.functions功能;C.origins起源;D.options选项。根据“social customs”可知,...
【解析】sizth表示一个五个字母的单词拿走两个字母剩下一个sir 结果一 题目 what five-letter word has six left when you take two letters away?哪五个字母的单词在拿走两个字母后还有六个left? 答案 sixth 表示一个五个字母的单词 拿走两个字母 剩下一个six 结果二 题目 what five-letter word has six...
The ___ letter is “d”. A. five; five B. five; fifth C. fifth; five D. fifth; fifth 2There are ___ letters in the word “third”. The ___ letter is “d”. A. five; five B. five; fifth C. fifth; five D. fifth; fifth 反馈 收藏 ...
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