dispatch

Send, send, dispatch, send

Cause sb. Go or something. Don't pick it up yourself

(send

–

give

–

Sent)

1)

Add double object

Send sb. Something. = Send something. To sb.

Send me a card.

Send me a postcard.

I sent my mother a gift about her.

'

I sent a present to my mother.

mother

'

Day.

On Mother's Day, I sent a gift to my mother.

2)

Add a single object

Send sth.

Send sb.

mail a letter

mail a letter

Send a parcel

Send a parcel

Let the children go to bed.

Send the children to bed.

say hello to sb.

Say hello to someone for me.

say hello to sb.

Say hello to someone for me.

Please give my regards to your sister. Please give my regards to your sister.

.

Please give my regards to your sister.

Please say hello to your brother.

. Please say hello to your brother.

.

Please give my regards to your brother.

Give my regards to your parents.

Please give my regards to your parents.

Please give my regards to your parents.

Please give my regards to your parents.

Send for sb.

Send someone to fetch sth.

to send for a doctor

Call the doctor.

Send someone to call a taxi

Send someone to call a taxi

2.

postcard

Noun (short for noun)

postcard

card

Cards, greeting cards

Christmas card

Christmas card

birthday card

birthday card

Rehabilitation card

Rehabilitation card

identity card

identity card

card

poker cards

A pack of cards

a card

1) one

'

The best card

Someone's trump card

Or: one

'

The strongest card

Someone's trump card

Give sb. a business card

It's on fire, it's on fire

3) Next one

'

lay/put one's cards on the table

'

lay/put one's cards on the table

lay/put one's cards on the table

postal service

Noun (short for noun)/v.

send by post

Postal bag

mailbag

mailbox

(United States, mailbox)

postbox

postal code

postcode

post office

post office

postman

(America, postman)

postman

postmark

postmark

Postage prepaid

Postage is free, and the postage is collected.

Postage prepaid

Prepaid postage

3.

corruption

Make tasteless, damage, destroy, spoil

Spoiled-spoiled-spoiled

Spoiled, spoiled

Irregular forms are widely used in British English;

For example.

Dreamed of;

Spoiled

(Br

. )

The rules commonly used in American English are:

Dreaming;

damage

(Am。 )

In the past, participles were irregular when used as attributes:

Spoiled child

Spoiled child

Spoiled milk

Spoiled milk

A misspelled word

A misspelled word

1)

Verb (abbreviation for verb) makes something useless, worthless or unsatisfactory; destroy

The bad weather spoiled our holiday.

The bad weather spoiled our holiday and made us unhappy.

The bad news ruined my day.

The bad news ruined my day.

Postcards always spoil my holidays.

Postcards always spoil my holidays.

2)

Verb (abbreviation of verb)

Spoil, spoil, spoil (especially children)

The little girl is spoiled.

–

Her parents give her everything she wants.

.

That child is spoiled. Her parents give her whatever she wants.

If you don't fight, you can't do it.

A child can't make a weapon without fighting.

Everyone likes to be spoiled from time to time.

Everyone likes to be spoiled once in a while.

4.

museum

Noun (short for noun)

museum

Museum collection

1)

Boutique suitable for museum exhibition

2)

(derogatory) antique

This old radio of yours is a bit like a museum exhibit. It's time you bought a new one.

One.

This old radio of yours should be sent to the museum. It's time to buy a new one.

5. Public

Adjusted

Of or relating to the public,

(

Especially as an attribute)

Antonym:

private

Public garden

park

public affairs

public affairs

Public education

education for the million

public health

public health

public library

public library

Public highway

highway

2) n。

common people

common people

common people

in public

Openly * * *, openly

(

Antonym:

Privately)

She publicly apologized to the public for her mistake.

She made a public apology for her mistake.

6.

friendly

Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)

friendly

friend

Noun (short for noun)

friend

make friends with sb.

Make friends with sb.

Misfortune tests the sincerity of friends.

A friend in need is a true friend.

3) Close friends

Close friend

intimate

close

four

)

boyfriend

boyfriend

girlfriend

girlfriend

"

Libya (short for libya)

"

final result

Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)

friendly

Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)

friendly

friendly country

Friendly nation/country

A friendly smile

A friendly smile

A friendly welcome

A friendly welcome

Friendly attitude

Friendly attitude

friendly

friendly

lonely

lonely

foolish

crazy

Brotherly

Brotherly

lovely

lovely

fatal

fatal

possible

possible

waiter

Waiter in a restaurant, hotel, restaurant, etc. )

waitress

waitress

Means "female"

It is a symbol of women.

performer

executant

actress

actress

prince

prince

princess

Princess, princess

tiger

tiger

A fierce woman

A fierce woman

7.

lend

Verb (abbreviation of verb)

borrow

Borrow-borrow-borrow

lend sb. sth

Lend it to sb. Something.

Lend sth. to sb.

borrow sth. from sb.

Borrow from sb.

Can you lend me 200 yuan?

? Can you lend it to me?

200

Yuan?

I

'

I will pay you back tomorrow.

I will pay you back tomorrow.

I lent that CD to John, but I never got it back.

I put

laser record

Lend it to John and you'll never get it back.

do someone a favor

Give it to sb. help

Listen to sb.

Listen (patiently)

Unexpected prolongation of life

Survived death in a catastrophe.

creditor

Lender, lender

borrower

One who borrows something, a borrower

8.

decision

Noun (short for noun)

decision

Decide.

decision

decide to do sth.

……

Decide to do sth.

Make up one

'

What does he want to do?

……

Make up your mind to do it

…

..

I decided to learn another foreign language.

I decided to learn another foreign language.

I am determined to learn another foreign language.

With so many choices, it

'

It's hard to decide which to buy.

With so many choices, I really don't know which one to choose.

it

'

It is difficult to choose between the two.

It is difficult to choose between the two.

Decide.

decision

decision

decision

Make a decision

decision

Make a decision

decision

On the last day of my holiday, I made a big decision.

On the last day of my holiday, I made a big decision.

Anyone who lacks determination should

'

Don't be a leader.

People who lack decision-making ability cannot become leaders.

9.

all

Adjusted.

Complete, whole, complete

The whole; accomplish

All day

the whole day

three whole days

three whole days

Entire country

Entire country

Entire country

all over the world

let us

'

Let's forget the whole thing.

.

Let's forget it completely.

let

'

Let's forget the whole thing.

.

Let's forget it completely.

let

'

Let's forget the whole thing.

Let's forget it completely.

2) n。

This, the whole

Four quarters make up a whole.

Four quarters make up a whole.

one quarter

Noun (short for noun)

A quarter, a quarter, a quarter.

Cut the apple into four parts.

Cut the apple into four pieces.

one half

Noun (short for noun)

one half

The two halves form a whole.

These two halves form a whole.

The work is half finished.

The work is half finished.

On the whole,

all

Basically

Generally speaking, generally speaking.

Generally speaking, I agree with your decision.

Generally speaking, I agree with you.

large-scale

large-scale

wholesaler

wholesaler

retail

retail

retailer

retailer

retailer

retailer

10.

single

only one

Unique, single

a letter

The only letter

An apple hangs on the tree.

There is only one apple hanging on the tree.

A one-way ticket, please

One-way ticket

A round trip ticket, please

round-trip ticket

A round trip ticket, please

round-trip ticket

2) adj。

Unmarried, single

Single men and women

Single men and women

married

married

Adjective

Used by one person alone.

A single bed.

single bed

A double bed.

double bed

A single room

single-bed room

A double room.

double room

Adjective

Single parent