Ask a few English words 10 and ask a few English words

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1、inquire

2. English [ nkwa (r)]; Mei [ nkwa r]3, vtInquire; Inquire into; vi.Inquire; Inquire into;

4. Demand, and require both contain the meaning of "ask, ask".

5. Demand refers to the formal questioning of one's own rights, duties or identity that it is necessary to clarify the situation, often implying the meaning of ordering the other party.

6. Require is a more formal word, which refers to a detailed inquiry or investigation in order to obtain the real situation.

biddyn.Chicks, hens, maids.

chickn.Birds that are about to hatch or have just hatched, especially chicks.

chickabiddy

n.Chicks, baby chickens, good babies (nicknames for children).

chicken

n.Chicks, birds, chicken.

chickling

n.Chicks, chicks, planted] vetch.

If it's convenient, shall we leave at six o'clock sharp? In this sentence it means "on the hour".

Other meanings of sharp.

adj.1.Sharp, sharp 2sharp, with acute angles; Pointed 3

4. Sudden change of direction, sharp turnThe taste is spicy; bitter; Sour 5(cold) biting; (Wind) chilling 6

Pain, etc.) severe, violent 7(Voice) harsh, shrill 8Warm, eager 9

change, etc.) abruptly; Intense 10Rapid, fast 11brisk, agile; Vibrant 12

Auditory, visual, etc.) sensitive 13alert, alert, vigilant; Note 14Acute; Smart, witty 15

Savvy; perceptive; Cleverly worded 16cunning, cunning; Dishonest, immoral 17Mocking, spicy, snarky 18

Tantrums, irritable 19The lines are clear and the outlines are clear; Obvious, clear 20[slang] funky, pretty 21

**] higher semitones, marked with a sharp semitone; In major key, 22 in the ascending scale[Phonetics] silent, clean 23Beautifully and flawlessly.

adv.1.sharply; 2 sharplyViolently, violently 3

time) on the hour, just 4sharply; Stinging 5alert; Note 6

7 briskly, cheerfullySuddenly, suddenly 8It is dressed neatly and 9 stylishly

**] High ground.

dialect] sharpening fast (knives, etc.); I sharpen 2【**】Raise (tone) (semitone).

American colloquial] dress up 2[Old saying] deceives; (When playing) to cheat 3[**] Ascending performance (or singing).

Sharp blades; Pointed 2[American Colloquial] Insider, Expert 3[Speaking]**4

with plural] second-class semolina 5[plural] long stitch 6[Canadian slang] a well-maintained old car 7

**] semi-sharp; Semi-sharp note 8[Pre-900].

Meaning: Exactly. After the word used to table the time, it means (on time).Whole.

For example: please be here at seven o'clock sharp.

Please come here at seven o'clock sharp.

Sharp, sharp, sharp, intense, sharp.

adj.Acute; sharp; Intense; Prompt; Shrill.

adv.Dramatically; sharply; Abruptly.

n.Pointed; **；In one's element.

Sharp means sharp, sharp, and can be extended to mean powerful, which is an adjective, but it is not a personal name, and English-speaking countries do not use such words as personal names.

n.High-profile, connoisseur, sharp, **.

adj.Sharp, sharp, obvious, intense, harsh, sharp, shrewd, agile.

adv.Neatly, sharply, sharply.

In addition, there is a company in Japan that is also called Sharp, which is Sharp.

Hour. Whole sentence meaning: If it's convenient, let's set off at six o'clock, okay?