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utensils; talent; have; prepare
Meanings
6 senses · 30 examplesnoun
utensils; tools; supplies
Refers to practical items used for daily work or life.
I bought a new set of kitchen utensils.
Stationery stores sell all kinds of school supplies.
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Remember to bring rain gear on rainy days.
All the bedding in the bedroom has been washed clean.
The tableware in the restaurant is arranged neatly.
noun
talent; ability; capability
literaryUsed in formal or literary written contexts only.
He has great talent and is suitable for this position.
This general is a talented person who defends the country.
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The company needs people with practical ability and talent.
He got promoted thanks to his excellent ability.
This professor has great talent in the academic field.
measure word
measure word for coffins, corpses, and large items
literaryUsed exclusively for formal or literary contexts when counting large stationary items or deceased persons.
An ancient clock is displayed on the street.
A coffin is placed at the funeral.
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The archaeological team unearthed a thousand-year-old corpse.
The museum collects an ancient bronze ding vessel.
Two large machines are stored in the warehouse.
verb
to have; to possess; to hold
Commonly used to describe existing qualities, characteristics or scale.
This company has strong R&D capabilities.
This small town has taken initial shape and has basic supporting facilities.
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This painting has a rough outline and needs further refinement.
He has rich teaching experience.
This new car has multiple intelligent safety functions.
verb
to prepare; to arrange; to make
literaryUsed in formal or polite written expressions.
He submitted a detailed work report.
The teacher asked the students to write down their names.
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The host prepared simple wine and dishes to entertain guests.
He listed the current problems item by item.
The company issued official certification documents.
verb
to state; to write down; to record
literaryUsed in formal written contexts to describe recording or stating facts.
Please sign your name on this document.
The reporter criticized the bad phenomena in society item by item.
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He detailed the project progress in the report.
Please write down your personal information.
The experts listed the main problems of current environmental governance.