英语常用同义词辨析wxyz（Discrimination of common synonyms in English wxyz）.docVIP

英语常用同义词辨析wxyz（Discrimination of common synonyms in English wxyz） Wait, await The two verbs contain the meaning of wait, wait. Wait, on waiting somewhere, waiting until a person or thing or expect the arrival of commonly used as an intransitive verb, and for. Await formal words, transitive verbs, usually refers to constant waiting and more patience. Walk, stride, stroll, strut, pace These verbs have the meaning of walking, hiking. Walk is the most commonly used words, neutral words, in addition to running and jumping all step action. Stride focuses on big strides and a forceful rhythm, with feelings of haste, annoyance, pride, etc.. Stroll means stop and go, slow, leisurely and aimless. Strut come swaggeringly go, containing over confident or arrogant means. Pace refers to the pace, walking. Waste, garbage, rubbish, litter, debris, junk These nouns contain the meaning of waste, garbage. Waste common word, widely used, refers to anything discarded. Garbage mainly refers to organic waste, including leftovers from the kitchen or food that is no longer available. It can also be used as an extension. Rubbish common term refers to any pile of broken, used or useless things, especially a discarded rubbish heap. It can also be used as an extension. Litter is a general term for four throw items, especially scattered on the ground, unsightly waste. Debris focuses on the remaining fragments after decomposition, division, or destruction, as well as scattered common waste. Junk means an old car or a large machine that is recovered, also of no practical value or junk, but not garbage. Wave, ripple, surge These nouns have the meaning of waves, waves, waves. Wave common term refers to any fluctuation in the surface of the water that has peaks and valleys, especially from an equal wave, and to any similar object. Ripple the breeze water or the stone into the water ripples or waves. Surge has a vague meaning, which refers to the use of waves, waves, or metaphors. Weak, feeble, frail,