What do countries say about refueling? What is the English language for China Refueling?

go china！

go english [ɡ美 [ɡo ].

v.Go; Leave; Become; Carry out; n.Go; Try; Energy; Swoop.

The basic meaning of go is "to move away from the original place and move elsewhere". By extension, it can mean "to go, to go, to travel, to move forward", "to leave, to leave", "to die, to fall, to be bad", "to give up, to disappear, to cease to exist", "to be in....State ""Popularity, circulation, circulation" "happens, progresses, becomes, becomes" "runs, operates, works, walks".

Matching: 1. Go by train

2. Go down to a certain place, (south) down, down (downstairs, etc.).

3. go in to enter, participate.

4. go off and leave.

The verbs become, get, grow, and go can all mean "to become, to become". Differences:

1. The most common word become, as a conjunctive verb, refers to the change from one state to another.

2. Get often refers to someone or something intentionally or unintentionally obtaining factors that cause change, and as a result, it becomes another state.

3. Grow often refers to the process of gradually changing into a new state, emphasizing gradual change.

4. go, as a conjunctive verb, is usually used in conjunction with an adjective, which refers to entering a certain state and thus changing, and mostly refers to a bad state.

China reads French and English [ t a n 美 [ t a n

n.China. adj.Chinese; Made in China.

n.(China) porcelain.

adj.(China) porcelain.

Example: a near-capacity crowd at peking university gymnasium chanted"go china" throughout the evening.

Usage: China means "porcelain" and refers to porcelain, porcelain plates, porcelain bowls or porcelain. A piece of China means "a piece of porcelain" and a set of China means "a set of porcelain".

Vocabulary collocation: 1, made in China Made in China; Made in China ; Made in China ; China.

2. China Daily China ** Agency; Chinese**English version; Chinese-English glossary.

3. Bank of China.

2. Spanish: Vamos

3. Bulgarian:

4. Finnish: tule nyt

5. Swedish: kom igen

6. Thai:

7. English: come on

Refueling literally means adding fuel oil or lubricating oil to a machine or car that is in operation. More broadly used to encourage and support others, to give others a kind of encouragement or motivation, is the most commonly used word in life. Different countries have different sayings.

Halo Upstairs is the Machine Party Come on, the translation is all oil, not come on, come on in English, come on Japanese is stubborn, the pronunciation is just the road, I sent it on my mobile phone, and I can't type it from other countries.

Japanese: Naughty pronunciation: gan ba lei Korean:

Pronunciation: hua i ting (fighting) Pronunciation: huai ting French:

Bon Courage German: Gib Gas! Tone:

GIP GA:S English: come on Spanish:

vamos"Pronunciation: ba mous

Eng: oil

De: l day:

Law: huile

HAN: Greece:

Seems to be enough...

on!(Commonly, between friends).

ahead!(Just go ahead!) ）

The most commonly used is come on

I'm glad to answer your questions and wish you progress in your studies! If you don't understand, you can ask!

There is no such statement in English. The words of the epistle are sometimes used.

Work hard (for juniors, e.g. tutors and students, can be used at the end of the letter) good luck (for juniors, can be used at the end of the letter) can also be considered.

best wishes (used at the end of the letter).

best (at the end of the letter).

all the best