The thing that has got me is the “wishing well.” My friends are well set up. Both have jobs, they have a home they are paying off which is modest and I am sure they will own outright eventually and I am pretty sure no debt as she is a smart saver. I am stuck on this concep...
English is such a hodgepodge of different languages – it’s essentially Germanic but a lot of its vocabulary comes from French, and technical words stem from Latin and Greek. This feature makes English fairly adaptable – which is a good thing for a world language – but it causes irregulari...
《日出之前》(before sunrise)完整台词重译 日出之前(before sunrise)台词翻译男主角:Ethan Hawke女主角:Julie Delpy导演:Richard Linklater一、 在火车上相识(一对中年夫妻在用德语吵架,声音越来越响,坐在过道对面的女主角看不进书,皱眉,拿包离开,来到男主角过道的对面,瞥了男主角一眼后,坐下看书。男主角很想...
Wish fulfillment is the act of daydreaming or wishing to get something. Although wish fulfillment can take on bad forms in...
A wish typically involves hoping for something that is not immediately within one's control or may not even be realistic, such as wishing for world peace. On the other hand, will implies a decision backed by determination, often reflecting future actions one intends to take, like willing onese...
A goal is a specific objective one plans to achieve through deliberate actions, whereas a wish is a desire or hope for something to happen without necessarily planning to achieve it.
“Though it be dark” has a different meaning than “even when it is not shining.” If you are underground at noon, the sun is shining, but you are in the dark. The sentence about God is the second line, and not the third. I had been pretty confident that this would be the case...
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As verbs the difference between intend and want is that intend is to fix the mind upon (something to be accomplished); be intent upon; mean; design; plan; purpose while want is...
The subjunctive is so grammatically unobtrusive as to be hard to notice: in most verbs it calls for a lack ofinflection, so it's only noticeable in a context that otherwise calls for inflection. For example, the verbvisitin the indicative "I visit that fabulous cat" has the same form as...