-
Anonymous users2024-02-07(1) What is the back of the () door? I can't opent it.
Let me see. Oh, that's a chair.
A person ** Submission of Documents, 2) There are two windows () the wall of rights. There is a beautiful drawing () on the left wall.
In, d, 3) I really like () the book you lent me yesterday.
A B, a C, D, 4) He's a (good mp5!Who is it for?
(Father, he bought me.)
One, mine, c, his.
-
Anonymous users2024-02-06Depending on the context, concentration should refer to a dense population in a city.
The meaning of this passage is presumably: There will never be a utopia in the world. Today's cities are too chaotic to be ideal places. The city's strengths are closely linked to criticism. The dense population of the city makes it more efficient, but it also makes the city more crowded ......
But the concentration of the population is what makes the city stand out, and it is also the reason for his existence. Population is the driving force of urban development and the capital of the city to sell outward. ......
I can't turn it down, frill refers to the lace decoration on the clothes, not at all a frill should mean that this is not a decoration, this is the clothes themselves, this is the main and most important part. "export" should be a product to be proud of, just like when we buy something, people always say that our things are exported abroad, which is a compliment.
This article is puzzling to me, and the above is my understanding.
-
Anonymous users2024-02-05the same concentration < - according to the liberal arts, should refer to"The same urban population density"
Full text: Utopia [Ideal Country, Ideal Land] is out of reach for people today, and may not even have existed and will never appear.
The definition of a city seems to be inextricably linked to its past and mixture, its strengths and its drawbacks.
Sorry, it's too late to translate.
-
Anonymous users2024-02-04Utopia is still far away, and probably never will be. Today's cities are at odds with utopian ideals. The city's strengths and criticisms are inextricably intertwined.
The same is the consequence of centralization, which brings the best efficiency to the city, but also becomes the main culprit of urban congestion, urban environment and scale destruction.
-
Anonymous users2024-02-03Is this junior high school English or elementary school English?
On the waterfront of the endless world, children gather.
The endless sky above is still, and the sea rages endlessly. >>>More
Learning English is actually the easiest, and after the experience of many people who learn English, I have summarized the following steps: >>>More
1. After all, sentence a is asked in the perfect tense, since is obviously wrong, although it is easy to think of using the perfect tense. >>>More
After reviewing the documents that have been submitted about the steel plant, we would like to raise the comments below. We plan to obtain a full machinery and equipment supplier after conducting a detailed feasibility study in the next stage. I'm guessing you're asking for your own bidder's **, please give us the status. >>>More
Question 46: The sentence is to the effect that people live in small villages, and they don't often see outsiders, so a name is enough. The difference between frequency words is examined here, always means always, always, which means that the frequency is very high, and the translated words become "people don't always see outsiders", which obviously does not make sense of the next sentence "so a name is enough". >>>More