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in the same direction; along; suitable; smooth; obedient
Meanings
9 senses · 45 examplesverb
to be in the same direction; to follow (with direction)
Used to indicate movement or direction that follows a natural or intended path.
This boat is sailing with the wind.
We went downstream and soon reached our destination.
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He followed the signs and found the exit.
The river flows down the mountain, forming a beautiful waterfall.
Our team advanced along the main road.
preposition
along; following (a path or route)
Used to indicate movement along a specific path or route.
Please go straight along this road.
They walked along the riverbank, chatting.
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Water flowed down along the wall, forming a small stream.
I usually go to school along this road.
Light shines into the room through the window.
verb
to straighten out; to put in order; to adjust direction
Used for arranging things in order or adjusting direction.
Please straighten out these books and arrange them by size.
The captain ordered the crew to turn the ship around and prepare to dock.
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This article has a somewhat disorganized structure and needs to be straightened out.
He straightened out the rope and then tied it to the tree.
The teacher helped me straighten out the思路 of my composition.
adverb
conveniently; in passing;顺便
informalUsed to indicate doing something conveniently while doing something else.
Please turn off the light conveniently when you go out.
He brought me a book in passing when he came.
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I'm going to the supermarket, so I'll conveniently buy you a bottle of soy sauce.
She said something casually, not expecting it to cause a misunderstanding.
When you go to the library, conveniently return this book for me.
verb
to suit; to satisfy; to be to one's liking
Used to indicate something that meets one's preferences or requirements.
This clothes fits well, and I'm very satisfied.
He always does things according to his own will, never considering whether it suits others.
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This color is very pleasing to the eye, I like it.
This arrangement doesn't quite suit his preferences.
The environment here is very pleasant, making people feel comfortable.
adjective
smooth; successful; going well
Describes things going smoothly without obstacles.
His career has been going smoothly, without encountering any major difficulties.
This exam went smoothly, and I feel I did well.
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Wish you a smooth journey and have fun!
Things are progressing smoothly, better than expected.
Although we encountered some minor problems, overall it went smoothly.
adverb
in sequence; one after another; successively
formalUsed to indicate doing things in order or sequence.
Students entered the classroom in sequence, preparing for class.
The meeting will be顺延 to next Monday.
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Everyone will speak in turn according to the list order.
Numbers from 1 to 10 are arranged in sequence on the blackboard.
Please fill in your names and contact information in the form in sequence.
verb
to obey; to comply; to be submissive
Used to indicate willingness to follow others' wishes or authority.
He is a filial son who always obeys his parents' wishes.
She is very stubborn and never easily complies with others' opinions.
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On this issue, he ultimately submitted to the majority decision.
That puppy is very obedient; it does whatever its owner tells it to do.
He chose to submit to fate's arrangement and no longer struggle.
proper noun
a surname
Used when referring to people with the surname Shun.
My friend Mr. Shun is a famous painter.
In China, Shun is not a very common surname.
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Teacher Shun didn't come to class today; maybe she's sick.
May I ask your surname? My surname is Shun.
The Shun family has lived in this area for several hundred years.