Inglese (Regno Unito) Inglese (Stati Uniti) "To be in the weeds" is an expression that means being overwhelmed or bogged down by tasks or problems. It's like feeling swamped or stuck in a difficult situation. Vedi una traduzione 2 likes Utente esperto Questa risposta ti è stata d...
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*** what is a university 大学是什么 *** draw one’s answer: 得到某人的结论或答案 assemblage: 聚集,组装 requisite: 必需物,必要的 embody: 象征,具像化,收录 essence: 本质,精油 circulation: 循环,流通,发行 by means of: 用...,依靠... intercourse: 交流 far-fetched: 牵强的 carry on: ...
It sucks to feel like a hamster running on a wheel—just doing your best to keep up. One of the core problems with feeling overwhelmed is that we’ve got so many tasks and what feels like so little time. But there are ways to get back in control of your time so you can spend it...
She’s still looking at me like I’m special, but now she’s walking away with the vest, toward “next-door,” which, turns out, means the next department over, in the high-end fancy pants clothes. What does she know? I still think “next door” is off the chain, as an ...
Mercedes-Benz, the car manufacturer, is no longer interested in achieving customer satisfaction. That does not mean that customer experience is not important to Mercedes. Quite the opposite. It means that customer experience is so important that satisfaction is not enough. Instead, the company wants...
The difference betweenlive chatand other means of communication is real-time resolution and feedback. Plus, the waiting time is usually lower than that on call. After providing the resolution, you can show the CES survey in the live chat window and ask for real-time customer feedback. ...
Should not people know what a closed door means? You see how this idea about “what people know about closed doors” becomes an assumption based on previous experience? And if we take this assumption to be the truth (which is what we do most of the time), then we encounter a lot of...
If we look at a term like ‘meter’ its defining usages (by reference to the speed of light) would almost certainly be swamped in a computational analysis by the term’s describing usages (its connection with ‘cupboards’, ‘bridges’, ‘kitchen tables’, ‘roads’ and so on). Similarly...