English translation please use only the underlined part of the translation .

Updated on educate 2024-05-04
18 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    2. equipment: equipment, accessories.

    3. Fridge: refrigerator.

    4. Robotic: robotic, automatic.

    5. item: an item.

    6. out of date: obsolete.

    7. built-in: built-in.

    8. handy: convenient, easy to use.

    10. weekly: once a week.

    11. checks: checks.

    12. machines: machine.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    2. equipment: equipment, accessories.

    3. Fridge: refrigerator.

    4. Robotic: robotic, automatic.

    5. item: an item.

    6. out of date: obsolete.

    7. built-in: built-in.

    8. handy: convenient, easy to use.

    10. weekly: once a week.

    11. checks: checks.

    12. machines: machine.

    Hope o ( o thank you.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    2. equipment: equipment, equipment, accessories.

    3. Fridge: refrigerator.

    4. Robotic: robotic, automatic.

    5. item: item, object.

    6. out of date: obsolete, expired.

    7. built-in: embedded, built-in.

    8. Handy: portable, portable, convenient, easy to use.

    10. weekly:, weekly, weekly.

    11. checks: checks.

    12. machines: machine, machine.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    equipement equipment.

    Fridge fridge.

    Robotic Robotics.

    item product.

    out o date is outdated and not popular.

    Handy portable, lightweight.

    weekly, weekly.

    checks.

    machine.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    in the early morning, the temperature is very low, so thick fog often appears in the morning.Translated into a parallel sentence. Because the temperature is very low at 10 a.m., fog often occurs in the morning.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    Heavy fog often appears in the morning.

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    Temperatures are lowest in the early hours of the morning, and heavy fog often appears in the morning.

    Translation: temperatures go to the lowest ones in the early morning, and fog often occurs in the time

  8. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    The word "appear" in an underlined sentence should be translated as the word "occur".

    The specific sentence is translated as follows:

    Temperatures are lowest in the early hours of the morning, so fog often appears in the morning.

    the temperature is lowest in the early hours of the morning, so fog often occurs in the morning.

  9. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    No problem, the translation was great. The main points are as follows:

    1.rather than is used as a comparison, meaning not.

    2.bigness=size, which indicates size or dimensions.

    3.Scribing and converging....Juxtaposition, indicating an indent of an impersonal narrow space?

  10. Anonymous users2024-01-31

    That's a good translation. There is nothing wrong with that.

  11. Anonymous users2024-01-30

    No problem, the translation is good. The main points are as follows:

    1.rather than is used as a comparison, meaning not.

    2.bigness=size, which indicates size or dimensions.

    3.Scribing and converging....Juxtaposition, indicating an indent of an impersonal narrow space?

  12. Anonymous users2024-01-29

    Lion Responsibility Watchdog or caretaker (mainly mentioned above lions, to the effect of your own grasp) still here means to be still is an adverb Translated to mean that he had to lie still The buried above is passive Meaning ice chisel Can be pushed out may be under the ice or something Thus the following is (he) left when it is over This it refers to the weather under the ice Catacombs 12 next to the context and the meaning of the word, so it is not translated (letting for rent) Thank you to Bobby for guarding the grave all night Discernment.

  13. Anonymous users2024-01-28

    That guides the definite clause and modifies the previous those, because it is the object that can be used as the subject of the definite clause, follow is the predicate, and the later to capture is the purpose adverbial of the sentence, not to follow the capture, but to follow the those, in order to capture.

  14. Anonymous users2024-01-27

    I think that follow is a definite clause for those. The pioneering product is a commodity, those refers to another commodity, to capture is followed by probably, be likely to capture the customer and distributer attenion is more likely to attract the interest of customers and distributors. I think to capture....

    is the resulting adverbial after the expression probably. ‍

  15. Anonymous users2024-01-26

    You're breaking the sentence in the wrong place, that follow to capture, that follow is followed by the previous capture, and then the customer is followed

  16. Anonymous users2024-01-25

    Ahead of this is a small poem. The overall translation is as follows. (You can choose from what you need) - The sun rises.

    Spring is coming. The snow melts.

    Come with me. Climb the hill.

    The weather is warm and warm. And the wind blows.

    Walk through the trees. One by one, the flowers bloom.

    Admire them, one by one.

    The sun rises and spring comes.

    Watch her bring, the seasons change.

    The second part of the underlined content is translated in order.

    in a variety of languages.

    The dawn of spring'the dawn of spring; Spring dawn.

    Everywhere; Everywhere.

    This is the English form of "Spring Dawn".

    I don't know when I sleep in spring, and I smell birds everywhere.

    The sound of wind and rain comes at night, and the flowers fall to know how much.

    Happy with you!

  17. Anonymous users2024-01-24

    climb the hillside: The weather is warming: The wind blows gently:

    The wind blows slowly: blossoms.

    one by one: One by one.

    See it bring: See it brings us the season's change: Spring dawn: Spring dawn.

    all around: in all directions.

    in all language: һ һ .

  18. Anonymous users2024-01-23

    When you are praised for your efforts in areas that are usually overlooked and not talked about, it is very worthwhile.

    Especially - special.

    rewarding Rewarding Praise - Praise Praise.

    effort - effort.

    generally - usually.

    unnoticed - unnoticed - unmentioned - unmentioned.

    Hope it helps.

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