What's your name baby boy they call you eThan.Remember I'm your president Abraham Lincoln.You can only be a slavein'. Uh Uh.Sit your a*s down there and wait me give you a savin'.You think you write some word then you can enter the rap game.I tell you never gonna happen wait ...
Because your breath is the canary in the coal mine of your state: When it’s short and shallow, anxiety, temper, or fear frequently lurk nearby. But When you take the time to notice it; to check in with—and regulate—it, you can (sometimes) head off weirdness, sadn...
... You can watch the waves roll by. 你看到他们眼中泛起泪水I can hear you我可以听到你and I know why 我也知道为什么 ... zhidao.baidu.com|基于66个网页 2. 我能听到你说话 同义词辨析 知识讲解 hear和listen to用法... ...I can hear you.我能听到你说话。 Listen to me please. 请听我说...
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"Breath"是名词，“Breathe" 是动词，" can"是情态动词，这句话里面肯定只能用动语"breathe"；情态动语后面用动词原形，小学英语都要掌握的语法，我们却用错，而且很多人用错了，还不知道为什么。当然不能一篇以偏概全说我们英语不好，学识不够，但是也反馈出我们学习一门语言和知识只知其一不知其二，学得不精。
hardly是指“几乎不能”，并非修饰breathe这个动作，都是放前面用的 hardly这个频度副词在句子中的位置通常是：be动词、情态动词、助动词之后，行为动词之前 hardly是副词，修饰的是can
席琳.迪翁的 《I'm alive》I'm Alive 歌手：Celine Dion 所属专辑：A New Day Has Come I get wings to fly…Oh-oh I'm alive…yeah… yeah When you call for me When I hear you breath I get wings to fly…I feel that I'm alive When you look at me I can touch the sky...
I CAN’T BREATH！美国黑人事件重现｜盘点那些有名的口号衫 近日，美国一位黑人男子遭遇白人警察暴力执法身亡，引发美国社会的强烈谴责。科比遗孀瓦妮莎也更新了个人社交媒体，写下了网络流传的视频中黑人男子最后的求救语“please,I can’t breath”（求你了，我无法呼吸”），并配以心碎图案。质量保证，样式新颖，...
You giggle lightly at the touch, then let out a deep breath and seem to settle deeper into the bed. I rest my head lightly on you, just above your hips. The feel of your skin against my face is wonderful. I can hear your heart beating strongly above me, and I'm aware of how ...
doi:10.1016/S0262-4079(09)63108-0The feeling of someone's breath on your skin may help to understand speech. This could lead to hearing aids that emit puffs of airAriaPearsonSDOSNew Scientist