Many ways to describe the hot weather in Mandarin 太热了。 Tài rèle。 It’s too hot. 今天最高气温有38度。 Jīntiān zuìgāo qìwēn yǒu 38dù。 The highest temperature today is 38℃. 太阳太毒了。 Tàiyang tài dúle。 The sun is a killer. 外面太晒了。 Wàimiàn tài shài le。 Th...
There is the ... 分享5赞 英文原著悦读与讨论吧 cqwuee The Different Ways of Being SmartBook smarts, art smarts, body smarts, street smarts, andpeople smarts: These labelsdescribe the various forms of intelligence and their use. As you might imagine,psychologists and other researchers into the ...
This phrase means “to improve” or “to get better” and is often used to describe a change for the better in one’s condition. e.g. 他的病情开始好转。 (Tā de bìngqíng kāishǐ hǎozhuǎn.) His condition is starting to get better. 最近你的心情有好转吗? (Zuìjìn nǐ de xīnq...
The chapter ends with an explanation of measurement errors (uncertainties) and parameters that describe the performance of a thermometer.Miroslav DramianinLuminescence Thermometry
由第一段"Yet here is the tough truth about the common cold:nothing really cures it.以及最后段Soon,we may no longer have to waste our money on medicines that don't really work"然而,关于普通感冒,有一个残酷的事实:没有什么能真正治愈它。很快,我们就不用再把钱浪费在根本不起作用的药物上了。
Speak to their senses. Move beyond your reader’s eyeballs. What does the thing you’re talking about sound like? Smell like? Taste like? Feel like? And when you describe these things, use YOUR lexicon and experiences to show us what you mean. ...
In the UK, where I’m from, you might describe yourself as “having a wank”. Oh, the wonders of linguistics. Although most of us masturbate in the same way, there are a ton of male masturbation methods that produce a wide range of different sensations for your cock, some of which le...
Telling her what she’ll feel or trying to describe what you think she’s feeling Negatives (Don’t tense your jaw) Speaking during pressure waves/contractions Unnecessary questions. Questions wake up the thinking brain. When in doubt:
If the game is on and everyone cares except for you, nobody has to guess where you're from. Our vast indifference to what is apparently a global pastime makes us stand out in a crowd, as does our insistence on using the word "football" to describe a game where only one person per ...
DUBNER: So when you say that his discussion about population growth makes you cringe, was it from a classist perspective, the cringing comes from, or racist — how would you describe it? MANN: I would say yes, both. He was, basically, pretty misanthropic. And it’s hard to avoid not...