1 instantaneous instant of eg. Death was instantaneous
Because both bullets hit the heart. Because both bullets are hitting the heart, death is instantaneous.
2 Interactive interactive, interactive adj eg. Flexible,interactive
Teaching in the classroom. Flexible and interactive teaching in the classroom
3 One after another successive no more no longer
4 turn out occurs, the result is eg. Sometimes things don ' t turn out the way we think they ' re going to. Sometimes things don't develop as we think.
eg. If I had known my life is going to the turn out as this, I would has let them kill me. If I had known that my end would be so, I would have told them to kill me.
Become good eg. It's turned out nice again. The weather has suddenly turned around.
5 spam lunch meat, junk mail n ... Send spam VT eg. The consultant who suggested uses spamming to raise the company's profile have been fired. The consultant who suggested using the mass mailing method to enhance the corporate image has been dismissed.
6 aside from except reflex instinct reaction, habitual action, reaction Force n eg. I turned to looks inside the house in a reflex action. I habitually turned around and looked in the room.
eg. It takes great skill,cool nerves and the reflexes of an athlete. That requires an athlete with superb skills, a cool head and a quick reaction ability.
7 vulnerable fragile, vulnerable eg. Plants that is growing vigorously is less likely to being vulnerable to disease. Plants with strong vitality are not susceptible to illness.
8 medium medium, middle adj eg. A medium dose produces severe nausea within hours. Moderate doses can cause severe nausea within a few hours.
Way, medium n eg. In Sierra Leone, 中文版 is used as the medium of instuction for all primary education. In Sierra Leone, the basic education phase is taught in English.
Compromise method N eg. I still aim to strike a happy medium between producing football that's worth watching and getting results. I am still committed to creating a style that With ornamental, can score, both worlds.
9 trustworthy trustworthy, reliable eg. He is a trustworthy and level-headed leader. He's a cool-headed, trustworthy leader.
Ten in terms of ... Aspect, just ... , according to
One by one habituation adaptation, habitual n olfactory olfactory n,adj eg. Exposure may produce olfactory fatigue of habituation. Exposure can cause olfactory fatigue or addiction.
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