The big fish stops moving and floats open-mouthed in response to the cleaner fish's dance. The cleaner fish then rips a mouthful of flesh from the larger fish and darts away before the larger fish can recover from its startled state. According to some, principles can be perceived as weapons in the eyes of others due to their pervasive influence and frequency of success.
The big fish stops moving and floats open-mouthed in response to the cleaner fish's dance. The cleaner fish then rips a mouthful of flesh from the larger fish and darts away before the larger fish can recover from its startled state. According to some, principles can be perceived as weapons in the eyes of others due to their pervasive influence and frequency of success.
The big fish stops moving and floats open-mouthed in response to the cleaner fish's dance. The cleaner fish then rips a mouthful of flesh from the larger fish and darts away before the larger fish can recover from its startled state. According to some, principles can be perceived as weapons in the eyes of others due to their pervasive influence and frequency of success.
Ex) When the cleaner approaches, the big fish suddenly stops all movement and
floats open-mouthed and nearly immobile in response to an undulating
dance that the cleaner performs. 77. passivity [psvti] [UN]. The state of accepting what happens without reacting or trying to fight against it 78. predator [predt] [UN, CN]. An animal that kills and eats other animals 79. tranquil [trkwl] [adj]. pleasantly calm, quiet, and peaceful 80. true to your word / principles etc : behaving in the way you said you would or according to principles which you believe in 81. rip [rp] [vt,vi]. To tear sth or be torn quickly and violently 82. dart [d:t] [vi]. To move suddenly and quickly in a particular direction 83. startle[st:tl] [vt]. To make sb suddenly surprised or slightly shocked; startled (adj) Ex) Then, true to its name, it will quickly rip a mouthful from the larger fishs flesh and dart away before its startled victim can recover. 84. to subject sb/sth to sth [phv]. To force a country or group of people to be ruled by you, and control them very strictly 85. pervasive [pvesv] [adj]. existing everywhere; pervasiveness (un) 86. perceive [psi:v] [vt, formal]. To notice, see, or recognize sth Ex) We have been subjected to them from such an early point in our lives, and they have moved us about so pervasively since then, that you and I rarely perceive their power. 87. in the eyes of sb : According to a particular person or group Ex) In the eyes of others, though, each such principle is a detectable and ready weapons. 88. dazzling [dzl] [adj] : very successful; brilliant (adj) Ex) Their frequency of success is dazzling. 89. work on sb [phv]. To try to persuade sb to agree to sth or to do sth