What are the English words that often appear around you, and what are the English words around you

accent, early, queue, genius, compare, omit, etc.

1. Accent

English [.]'ksent] beauty ['æksent]

n.Stress; Accent; Emphasize.

vt.Reread; Emphasize.

she spoke with an irish accent.

She speaks with an Irish accent.

Second, early

English [.]'l ] beauty ['ɝli]

adj.Early; Precocious.

adv.Early; In the early stages.

Example: I decided that I was going to take early retirement

I decided that I would retire early.

3. Genius

1. Meaning: nTalented; Talent.

2. Usage. As a noun, it can mean "genius, talent". The word "genius" is a noble term that refers to extremely special and extraordinary abilities in terms of intelligence, with the connotation of originality and creation, especially in the arts or sciences and thus greatly surpassing people of different eras.

The noun means "ability, talent" of a person. Genius is the strongest and refers to the high level of talent and intelligence.

he makes much account of her musical genius.

He values her ** genius.

he is a mathematical genius.

He was a mathematical genius.

Fourth, east

English [i st] American [i st].

adj.Eastern.

adv.To the east.

n.Orient; Eastern.

1. The basic meaning of east is "east, east", which refers to a specific direction opposite to the west, that is, the direction of sunrise.

2. east can be collaborated with prepositions at, in, on, to, etc., indicating "located in..."of the East".

3. east is generally used as a proper noun when used as a subject, and the first letter is often capitalized.

4. East when used as an adjective means "eastern, eastward", referring to someone or something being in the east or tending to the east.

5. east can only be used as a definite in a sentence, and there is no comparative-level and superlative-level form.

5. OMIT

English [.]'m t] beauty ['mɪt]

vt.Omit; Omit; Forget; Delete.

i could omit the overseas section at this point.

I can leave out the overseas part for now.