Translating a paragraph, there are a lot of abbreviations in it.

How do you live your life? .i think uh!

So good that you write mine Do about uh! Immediately when to that time i frens, about this so glad. 4 m my childhood where r two bestfriends in them will be and together in i run 3 of everything within my i n because of our fun n friendly nature everyone loves us almost a batch in our school.

My two friends r suryadev n nicknamed r suri n panda's name in the same school 4 m nursery in the 10th n in addition to the +1 aspect within the study, +2 level but now we 3 r in also now when we go to play cricket in those places near my n house n 4 hours then we go to the house when we study different places within 3 i read a day n here in our state within the 4 18 hours there is almost huge, we only get good positions, We have so much of a bright future n life read along with the same 4 checks, suceed within our lives that we have to do to spend n ready to work hard uh! 4 Exams of the light of us.

I don't even know what you're talking about.

The shortened words of this passage can be written like this: The gentry was so frightened that he kowtowed and begged for mercy, and his head was broken.

This sentence is a type of sentence that can be abbreviated or abbreviated, and it can be said to be abbreviated to write the gist of a sentence in short words, that is, it is called abbreviation or abbreviation.

Abbreviations are for ease of use, and are shortened and omitted from longer Chinese words.

When shortening or abbreviating this sentence, who to look for? What was done? The others are all adjectives or modifiers, which play the role of supplementary explanations, and are generally omitted and not written when abbreviated.

Abbreviations should be faithful to the original text, without changing the theme or central idea of the original text, and without changing the outline of the original text. It can also be said to be a shorthand for a longer name. The abbreviation must be followed in such a way that it does not distort the meaning of the word, and some words will be abbreviated to become another word, in which case the abbreviation cannot be abbreviated.

It is important to master the methods and techniques of abbreviation, which is to write a short article with more content and longer length according to certain requirements.

I learned the cuckoo call myself.

The child learned a few times and whistled again.

Are you the only one? The officer asked.

Not only me, but also sparrows, crows, owls, and the nightingale is only me.

The officer said, "I'm asking if you have anybody."

The officer thought and smiled contemptuously.

The child learned a few cuckoo calls and whistled again.

Are you the only one? The officer asked.

Not only me, but also sparrows, crows, owls, and the nightingale is only me.

The officer said, "I'm asking if you have anybody."

The officer thought and smiled contemptuously.

Why are you embarrassed to let so many people translate for you, you walk out of your house, go up the next floor, and come directly to my house to find my sister, the English teacher there uses it, really

So much, no one translates it for you.

After my ISP said that the attackers were from the Philippines apparently with an email account name and password, and then used them to ask for a new account password on eBay and other ** sites. When the new password – which eBay happily sends to the user's email account – arrives, the attackers wait to pick them up. From there, I can only assume that they get credit card details and any other information for ** registration.

Users never even know what hit them.

But why did this simple attacker steal our ** information? Why eBay and other charge cards that are not more than 20 years old, have not once been stolen my credit card number for use in restaurants and department stores - don't bother as leverage for unlocking other financial accounts. Is there a better protection for e-commerce than simply issuing a new password and sending it to the user's email account?

Could it be that e-commerce sellers, at the peak of their higher incomes, simplify security so as not to hinder buyers? Or is it just that it's not your own money and is at risk?

So far, I haven't noticed any changes to my online account passwords. But after that, I will think twice before registering for another website or other online purchase. At least until I saw my December visa bill.

Just after my ISP said that, attackers from the Philippines who apparently had email account names and passwords were depressed and then used by them in e-malls and other ** locations to request new account passwords. When the new password -- which the e-mall happily sends to the user's email with instructions -- arrives, the attacker is waiting to pick them up. From there I can only assume that they get credit card data and any other information with the location being registered.

Users don't even know what is attacking them.

But why is it so easy for attackers to steal our ** information? Why not e-malls and other charge cards used in restaurants and department stores for more than 20 years, never have my credit card number stolen – never use the mind as a lever to open other financial accounts. Does an e-commerce location have a better protector than just issuing a new password and sending it to the user's email account?

Could it be that e-commerce sellers, in their rush to higher revenues, over-simplify security in order not to dissuade buyers? Or is it just that it is not suffering from the danger of their money?

To date, I haven't noticed any changes to my ** account password. But after that, I'm going to reconsider registering or making another purchase on the fly. At least until I look at my December visa bills.

As I said, the attackers came from the Philippines apparently with an email account name and password, and then used them to apply for a new account password on eBay and other ** sites. When the new password — the Happy, eBay email account sent to the user — arrived, the attackers waited to pick them up. From there, I can only assume that they got the credit card data and other information registered in **.

Users don't even know what's going on.

But why is it so easy for attackers to steal our online information? Why is it that not my credit card number has been stolen in restaurants and department stores for more than 20 years and has never been used as leverage to unlock other financial accounts. Does e-commerce have better security measures by simply issuing new passwords to send to users' email accounts?

Maybe it's because e-commerce sellers, in order to pursue high income, simple and safe, and not hinder buyers? Or is it just that it's not at their own risk?

So far, I haven't found any changes to my online account password. But after that, I'll think twice about registering in another** or shopping online. At least until I see my credit card bill for December.