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按問題格式分類的最新問題. It’s definitely a green flag.的意思It's surely a sign to go/to do something .. you can do something or go for it It's like when you're driving, you see a red light you stop, but in the green one you're allowed to pass.
flag的同義字A flag is more important, typically a symbol or picture (doesn’t usually have words on it), and represents a large group/country (like the American flag represents the United States) whereas a banner is more like a sign and will have a phrase or saying on it|A flag typically sways in the wind and a banner remains rigid|They’re interchangeable, but it depends on of its purpose.
The correct answer is A, "Forecast." In this sentence, "profits" is the subject and "are" is the verb, indicating the present tense. "To hit their peak in the next quarter" is a modifier describing when the profits are expected to reach their highest point. "Forecast" is a noun that functions as the object of the preposition "are." It means a prediction or estimate of future events, in this ...
Thomas picked green beans from his garden, so he could have fresh vegetables for dinner. Pick can mean a lot more things, but I think these are the most relevant definitions. Peck is normally a verb used to describe the action birds make when they strike something with their beak. For example: The crow pecked at the ground looking for bits of food.
You have good eyes.的同義字The difference between "You have good eyes" and "You have a good eye" is the way that the phrase is pluralized. "You have good eyes" means that both of the person's eyes are good, and is often used to compliment someone on their vision or ability to see. Example sentence: "You were able to spot that tiny detail from all the way over there? You have good eyes ...
That’s very green 的意思It depends on the context. ‘Green’ can mean environmentally friendly, or it can mean inexperienced, or it can just refer to the colour green. 英語 (美國) 法語 (法國) 德語 意大利語 日語 韓語 波蘭語 葡萄牙語 (巴西) 葡萄牙語 (葡萄牙) 俄語 中文 (簡體) 西班牙語 (墨西哥) 中文 (繁體，臺灣) 土耳其語 越南語
It is rainy.的同義字It's a rainy day. ("rainy" is an adjective here) The weather is rainy. It rains a lot in June. ( "rains" is present simple tense here) We hope it rains today. It is raining hard now. ( "is raining" is present continuous tense here) |When talking about the current weather, we don't say, "it rains" in English.
HelterSkelter. 2017年11月20日. 英語 (英國) Seeing red is an expression that explains what happens when you get really angry and lose your cool. When you are so angry you can only focus on the thing that has made you mad. It comes from bull fighting, when the bull sees the red flag it gets angry and charges. Seeing red is an expression ...
increase的同義字Increase means something going up in value or size. Raise means to lift something to a higher level. Example sentences: "The price of the apples will only increase." "We raise the flag at 6 AM."|The word "raise" is also used in the phrase "I did a great job, so my boss gave me a raise." This phrase is used specifically when someone gets an "increase" in their pay rate.
opposite的同義字Opposite means you have two things are that are as different as they can be. Day is the opposite of night. Cold is the opposite of hot. It shows strong contrast. Opposed means either that someone rejects or dislikes something. "He was a opposed to the idea," means he doesn't like the idea, or disagrees with it. Or it can mean that you chose another alternative. "We used ...
