式
style; form; ceremony; formula
Meanings
5 senses · 25 examplesnoun
style; pattern; fashion; model
Refers to the shape, design, or fashion of something.
This new model of mobile phone is very popular.
She likes to wear Chinese-style clothing.
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This building is in the Western style.
Old-fashioned furniture is rarely seen now.
We need to change our lifestyle.
noun
format; form; layout; set pattern
Refers to a prescribed layout or a set way of doing things.
Please fill out the form according to the prescribed format.
We must use the correct method to solve the problem.
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The writing format of this article is very standardized.
This artistic pattern requires strict training.
A French-style meal usually consists of multiple courses.
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ceremony; rite; celebration
Refers to a formal public or religious occasion.
The opening ceremony of the Olympics was spectacular.
All graduates attended the graduation ceremony.
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The military parade displayed the country's military strength.
They held a simple wedding ceremony.
After the opening ceremony, the competition officially began.
noun
formula; expression
technicalUsed in mathematics, chemistry, and physics to express relationships symbolically.
The molecular formula for water is H2O.
Can you solve this equation?
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This formula is very important in physics.
The chemical formula represents the constituent elements of the substance.
Please write down the derivation process and the final expression.
noun
mood (grammar)
technicalA grammatical category indicating the attitude of the speaker, e.g., indicative, imperative, subjunctive.
English has the subjunctive mood and the conditional mood.
The indicative mood is the most common verb mood.
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This sentence is in the imperative mood and has a strong tone.
The grammar book explains various verb moods in detail.
You should use the conditional mood in this context.