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utensil; organ; tolerance; talent; value highly
Meanings
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utensil; container; implement
Refers to solid objects made for a specific practical use, usually household or industrial tools.
The porcelain utensils in the kitchen are neatly arranged.
Carpenters use iron tools to make furniture.
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This shop sells all kinds of daily utensils.
You need to bring necessary fire-making utensils when camping.
This museum displays ancient bronze wares.
noun
organ (biological)
Refers to specialized tissues or parts of an animal or plant body that perform specific functions.
The stomach is an important digestive organ in the human body.
The heart is the core organ of the circulatory system.
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The kidneys are responsible for filtering waste products from the blood.
The structure of female reproductive organs is relatively complex.
Plant leaves are the main organs for photosynthesis.
noun
tolerance; magnanimity
Used to describe a person's ability to tolerate others or handle situations calmly.
He is magnanimous and never argues with others over trivial matters.
As a leader, you must have enough tolerance to accept different opinions.
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This incident best shows a person's magnanimity.
He has a narrow mind and cannot tolerate others being better than him.
noun
talent; capable person
Refers to a person's inherent ability or a talented individual.
As the saying goes, great talents mature late; he started his business at 30 but achieved success.
This project needs professional talents with real skills and abilities.
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He is a pillar of talent needed by the country.
This young designer has great talent, and his future is limitless.
The court is recruiting talented people from across the country to enrich the bureaucracy.
verb
to value highly; to think highly of
literaryUsed in formal literary contexts, referring to recognizing someone's talent and giving them important responsibilities.
The superior values him highly and plans to promote him to department manager.
The late emperor valued this general highly and entrusted him with border military power.
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This scholar is highly regarded in academic circles for his outstanding academic achievements.
He was valued by the company for his excellent performance and quickly got a promotion opportunity.
Ancient emperors often valued ministers with strategic talents.