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裘底弘3142absorb与absorbs请问多一个s有什么区别 -
须京容15860541011 ______ absorb,中文直译为吸收,合并,承担等该词为及物动词,即后接动作对象(宾语或者双宾语).如“【树】吸收(水分)”一句,“树”为主语,“吸收”为谓语动词,“水”是吸收的...
裘底弘3142absorb和create在句中的同义词 -
须京容15860541011 ______ absorb和create是吸收和创造的意思1.Dry sand absorbs water. (干砂吸收水分)A. takes off (起飞) B.gives out( 给出了) C. takes in (发生在 ) D. takes out (取出)故...
裘底弘3142求be filled with和be full of的区别~! -
须京容15860541011 ______ ①:be filled with侧重于动作和装的东西 example: The basketball is filled with apples by the old man. ②:be full of 侧重于状态 example: The bottle is full of water. 区别并不大,主要看你要写句字时的侧重点 full是形容词;fill是动词. full,fill二者均与“满”有关. full是形容词,意思是“满的”,与of组成be full of短语. fill做动词,意思是“装满”,与with组成be filled with,表示“用……把……装满”.
裘底弘3142为什么及物动词会和介词连用?attempt和absorb都是及物动词,vt.为什么会和介词连用,如下:1、IBM researchers are attempting to warm up human - ... -
须京容15860541011 ______[答案] 1,attempt 后是to是不定时符号,不是介词 同attempt to do sth 2,主动(absorb sth) in another th,前边括号里就是你说的及物,因为后边要接another th,故有IN
裘底弘3142absorb的常用词组有哪些? -
须京容15860541011 ______ 吸收,吸引...的注意 be absorbed in 全神贯注于 he is absorbed in the film
裘底弘3142独立主格是否包含with的复合结构? -
须京容15860541011 ______ 包含的独立主格结构构成 1. 名词(代词)+现在分词、过去分词;Weather permitting, we will have a picnic tomorrow 名词(代词)+形容词;the condition favorable....(上有此句) 名词(代词)+副词;the meeting (being) over....(上也有此句...
裘底弘3142用absorb造三个句子 -
须京容15860541011 ______ 1. Plants absorb carbon dioxide from the air and moisture from the soil... 植物从空气中吸收二氧化碳并从土壤中汲取水分. 2. They may take time to absorb the news. 他们需要时间吸收这消息. 3. I get so absorbed in doing something that I am unaware of things happening round me. 我做事太过专心以致于对周围发生的事情丝毫未察觉.
裘底弘3142absorb前用什么词,有very,有so,选哪个? -
须京容15860541011 ______ so absorb
裘底弘3142assimilate absorb -
须京容15860541011 ______ assimilate:指把被吸收物变成吸收物的一部分,吸收过程较慢.【例句】Some fats do not assimilate easily.有些脂肪不好消化. absorb:含义比较广,主要指(1)吸收液体、声音、光、热等(2)汲取(知识等)(3)吸引~~的注意,聚精会神,专心.与assimilate的区别在于,它是指吸收或吞并某物,使其失去个性或消失不见.【例句】She has absorbed everything in the book.她吸收了该书的全部知识.
裘底弘3142absorb oneself in 是什么意思 -
须京容15860541011 ______ 全神贯注于…… 例句 I absorb myself in the book.我全神贯注于书本.