So ducks quack, we use the word quack to describe a duck. So “lots of ducks quack” on a regular basis. All right quackity quack quack. 9. Squeak Squeak, which we use for mice, mice make a squeak sound, I guess. We're going to youtube it, we're going to YouTube a mouse...
——Donkey. 什么是转动的最困难的钥匙? - -驴。 [translate] a请你简单地介绍一下你的学校(最少六句话)。你可以这样开始:I study in … Primary School. It is … Asks you to introduce your school simply (the least six speeches).You may start like this: I study in… Primary School. It ...
This animal word is mostly used to describe andanalogizethe respectful and submissive temper of a person or other creatures, e.g.,“female sheep (代表最有爱心的人)”,“a black sheep (坏蛋, 败类)”. In Chinese, the meek meaning of sheep also can be showed. Just like:“她表现得像羊一...
This refers to an impossible or unrealistic dream -- like building a castle in the air -- and is used to describe that which, sadly, just cannot be achieved. Kopfkino (head cinema) The word Kopfkino refers to mentally playing out an entire scene in your mind, as if in a movie theater...
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When you accidentally put the papers through the shredder, how are you going to remove your blush? Let’s smile shyly and stick out your tongue. てへっ[tehe] is to describe such a shy smile in order to cover your mistake. I think you can see this in shoujo manga or something like ...
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As a matter of fact, there are different words for nose snot in Japanese depending on its state. I've often heard it said that the Inuits (Eskimos in non-PC parlance) have lots of words to describe snow, because they live with it all the time. In Japanese there are lots of words ...
How would you describe a bright journal or record? Read vs. 6-7: Ye may suppose that this is foolishness in me, but behold I say unto you that it is by small and simple things that great things are brought to pass; and small means in many instances doth confound the wise. ...
a MUST-SEE place for anyone visiting this region. Some of the buildings are carved out of the rock face while others cling precariously to the little plateau high above the village. It’s better to see it than for me to try to describe it so I’ll add some photos and videos to help...