Translated into English within 50 today

TodayofThe English language is: today.

English [t'de ] beauty [t'deɪ]

n.TodayNowadays.

adv.TodayNowadays.

adj.Current.

today is my birthday.

Today is my birthday.

today is thursday.

Today is Thursday.

Syntax: Today, when used as an uncountable noun, means "today" and refers only to the day, not to the night. It is generally used as a subject, and its possessive case is often used when used as a definite. today can also be used as a "present, contemporary" solution.

today is equal to on this day, so it cannot be preceded by the preposition on.

Today, when used as an adverb, means "in the day, in the day", referring only to the day, not to the night, without comparativeness and superlative. today can also mean "now, in the present".

Today's English is today

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Today's English is today, and today, the Chinese word, pinyin jīntiān, generally refers to the day when speaking. Everyone lives in today, cherishes today, starts from today, and finishes today's things today, and other philosophical meanings are required to people to grasp today, and at the same time, at the same time, today's occasion will soon become tomorrow and thus become history, and the practical significance of cherishing today is to cherish life.

Therefore, today's philosophical significance lies in solidity and progress, looking back and prospecting, meditation and pioneering. In fact, every day of a person's life has belonged to today, has passed through today, and cannot cross today, nor can he live without today. 365 days a year, which day has not departed from today; Thousands of days in a lifetime are made up of todays.

No matter how beautiful, happy, sad, or depressed today is, others can't share or share it, because it's your own today. Everyone has today, but everyone's today is different. Someone else's today can't replace your today, but your today is better than the today of countless individuals.

Today is the most precious, and today is also the most likely to be lost. Discard one today, and you will say that it doesn't matter, there is the next today; Discard another today, and you will still say that there is another today, because you always feel that there will be countless todays in the future. Although there will be countless todays in the future, that is no longer the today's today.

It cannot be repeated today and cannot be replicated because it is unique today. Just as today is February 14, 2013, and today has passed, will there be another day of February 14, 2013? I'm afraid that in this life and this life, for thousands of generations, there will never be this thought again!

Today it will not be stolen by others, it will not be stolen by anything, it is you who stole it, and it is you who lose it. Treat today with regret and complaint, and you are tantamount to losing another today.

Today is a passbook, if you don't save money today, how will you get interest tomorrow; Today is a seed, if you don't plant today, how can it blossom and bear fruit tomorrow; Today is dating, if you don't spread love today, how can you reap happiness tomorrow?

Today's English is today, and the specific meaning is as follows:

Pronunciation: English [t de], American [t de].

Expression meaning: today, today; Modern, contemporary.

Part of speech: Usually in a sentence, it can be used as both an adverb and a noun.

What day is today.

Example sentences: blimey, it's hot today.

Oops, it's so hot today.

Usage of today:

Usage of today 1: When used as an uncountable noun, today means "today", which refers only to the day and not to the night. It is generally used as the subject marking, and its possessive is often used when used as a definite. today can also be used as a "present, contemporary" solution.

Usage 2 of today: today is equal to on this day, so it cannot be preceded by the preposition on.

Usage of today 3: Today, when used as a sub-marker, means "in today, in today", which only refers to the day, not the night, and there is no Kai and Pi comparative and superlative. Today can also express Kai and show "the state of the present, in the contemporary".

Usage of today 4: Today is used in indirect speech and should be changed to that day.

Usage of today 5: today next week month, year means "today in a week, a month or a year".

Hello! Today English [t de] United States [t de]advRight now; Nowadays; (in) today; Modern, contemporary;

n.Nowadays; Today, today; Modern, contemporary;

How are you feeling today?

How are you feeling today?

Today's translation into English is: today

Today [T'de ] beauty [t'de]adv.TodayNowadays;

n.TodayNowadays;

n.(today) person's name; Toddy.

Example sentence]i told him to bring her over heretoday

I asked him to bring her here today.

Today, tomorrow, yesterday seem simple, today is the most common English about time in daily life, which can be used and understood in this way.