Compare the different meanings of the parenthetical words in the sentence

1. Baggage: A bag wrapped in cloth.

A metaphor for some kind of burden.

2. Fresh: Freshly produced, unspoiled, unpolluted or unprocessed.

New, uncommon.

3. Doorway: Doorway, method.

Aisle. 4. Pondering: thinking; **。

Governing jade is cutting, and governing stone is grinding. It refers to repeated cultivation and tempering.

1 Baggage, the front refers to the concrete thing, the back refers to the pressure, etc.

2 Freshness The front refers to the freshly produced, and the back refers to the novelty that has not appeared before.

3 Doorway The front refers to the technique, skill, and the back refers to the aisle next to the door.

4 Pondering The front refers to thinking and thinking repeatedly, and the back refers to carving and polishing.

1.Carrying a big burden refers to the physical object, and too much (burden) refers to the burden of stress.

2.Eating often (fresh) refers to the degree of physical objects, and (fresh) refers to the contrast between the old and the new objects.

3.The way to raise flowers refers to the trick and method, and the way to raise flowers refers to the way to the door.

4.Careful (pondering) refers to careful consideration, and worker (pondering) refers to carving and polishing.

1 refers to the clothing items that are packed into bags, real objects.

Refers to the child's pressure, abstract, not physical.

2.Refers to freshly picked vegetables and fruits.

Novelty. 3.Method.

Doorways, corridors.

4.Ponder. Burnish.

1. (1) Perception generated by contact with things.

2) Feel, think.

2. (1) Relying on others or things and not being self-reliant or self-sufficient;

It means that things or phenomena are conditioned by each other and cannot be separated.

1. Feeling - the meaning of seeming;

Inner judgment.

2. Dependence - anthropomorphism; Rely upon.

1. "Unexpected" and "unexpectedly" indicate that they are unexpected, which sets off the poor digging and nourishing, orderly, and meaningful life of the little raw orange kernel spirits.

2. The repetition of the two "so" plays an emphatic role, emphasizing the nourishing, orderly and meaningful life of the little creatures.

Compare bǐ jiào

Interpretation] basic meaning: (moving) to distinguish similarities and differences or superiority in two or more things of the same kind.

meso) is used to compare differences in traits and degrees.

vice) indicates that there is a certain degree; It means "quite".

Composition] Juxtaposition: Comparison.

example sentence] size. He has made a lot of progress in the past. (prepositional structure as an adverbial). Outstanding achievements. (as an adverbial).

Modern Chinese comparative sentences refer to sentences that contain comparative words or formats, and are structurally composed of components such as the subject of comparison, the object of comparison, the words of comparison, the point of comparison, and the value of comparison. Modern Chinese comparative sentences can be semantically divided into: required sentences, difference ratio sentences, and limited ratio sentences, all of which have distinct syntactic and semantic characteristics.

It's like: this color is pretty.

This color is so pretty.

This color looks best at this.