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english中一些常用近意词的区别（The differences between some commonly used near words in English） Some of the commonly used words in English in the.Txt is a mountain fox, you told me what all, standing in the place nearest to you, look you smile to others, even if the heart is all the pain just to put your every act and every move a panoramic view. Dazzling white, let me understand what is pure damage. Abandon, desert, forsake, quit all contain certain give up meaning Abandon means to give up completely, permanently, especially to a responsible or voluntary person, to abandon a project or plan Desert stressed that the intentional violation of their obligations, liability or pledge etc. (AWOL) Forsake refers to the abandonment of a loved one or thing, focusing on the emotional attachment, eg.forsake, ones, wife, and, children, the abandonment of ones wife and children; forsake, bad, habits, rejection of bad habits Quit means to give up suddenly or unexpectedly, and now generally means stop, eg.quit, work, stop working Accessory, decoration, ornament all contain certain decorations meaning Accessory [often pl.]] refers to (female) decorations (handbags, gloves, hats, necklaces, earrings, etc.) Decoration refers to the beautiful and attractive ornaments used to decorate something Ornament refers to a general ornament (ornament is often interchangeable with decorate as a verb) Accomplish, complete, end, and finish all contain the meaning of completion Accomplish means the successful completion of an intended plan or the achievement of an intended goal or outcome Complete refers to the completion of a designated or scheduled task, or the perfect, complete, incomplete part End refers to the end or termination of an action or an event Finish refers to the completion of a thing or an action, emphasizing the end of the matter, the termination Accurate, correct, delicate, exact, precise all contain certain correct, accurate meaning Accurate accurate, precise, refers to someone or somethin