This document defines and provides examples for several English words:
- Pine means a type of tree, to become thin and weak from sadness, or to strongly desire something difficult to obtain.
- Padded refers to something containing soft material for comfort or shape.
- A germ is a small disease-causing organism or a small starting point that can develop into something larger.
- A motion can refer to the act of moving, a formal suggestion voted on in a meeting, or a signal made with the hand. Idioms include going through the motions without interest or starting a process.
- The Bible refers to the Christian holy book.
This document defines and provides examples for several English words:
- Pine means a type of tree, to become thin and weak from sadness, or to strongly desire something difficult to obtain.
- Padded refers to something containing soft material for comfort or shape.
- A germ is a small disease-causing organism or a small starting point that can develop into something larger.
- A motion can refer to the act of moving, a formal suggestion voted on in a meeting, or a signal made with the hand. Idioms include going through the motions without interest or starting a process.
- The Bible refers to the Christian holy book.
This document defines and provides examples for several English words:
- Pine means a type of tree, to become thin and weak from sadness, or to strongly desire something difficult to obtain.
- Padded refers to something containing soft material for comfort or shape.
- A germ is a small disease-causing organism or a small starting point that can develop into something larger.
- A motion can refer to the act of moving, a formal suggestion voted on in a meeting, or a signal made with the hand. Idioms include going through the motions without interest or starting a process.
- The Bible refers to the Christian holy book.
- Pine away: to become increasingly thin and weak because of unhappiness, especially after the death of a loved person. Eg: Carter died in 1904 after an accident and Leno pined away and died six months later. - Pine = desire: to strongly desire sth that is difficult or impossible to obtain Eg: Bradley pined for his wife, who was far away.
- Padded (adj): containing or consisting of a shaped piece of
soft material, either for comfort or to give something a particular shape Bịt, độn bông
- Germ (n): a very small organism that causes disease
Eg: Rats and flies spread germs Germ of sth: a small amount, usually one that develops into sth large or important. Eg: He found the germ of an idea in an old newspaper
- Motion (n): the act or process of moving, or a particular
action or movement. Motion (n): đi tè Motion (n): a formal suggestion made, discussed, and voted on at a meeting. Eg: Someone proposed a motion to increase the membership fee to $500. Motion (v): to make a signal to someone, usually with your hand or head. Eg: I saw him motion to the man at the door, who quietly left.
Idioms: Go through the motions: to do sth without thinking it is very important or having much interest in it Eg: He says he’s been investigating my complaint, but I feel he’s just going through the motions
Put/set sth in motion: to start a machine or process
Eg: Once the printing processes have been put in motion, they’re not so easy to stop.