Henry Flores, a political-science political science professor at St. Mary's University at St. Mary's University, credits this younger generation's political politics strength to their embrace of technology.
The mother embrace her son tightly.
Embrace verb/noun, hug synonym replacement carry verb, hug
Etymology: em in... Inside + brace (from brachi) arm, upper limb → hugged into the arm bend→ embrace hug
:em in... inside
: Brachi arms, upper limbs
He threw his arms arms round around her and they embraced hug passionately passionately.
Inner city/tube/child/circle/Mongolia (social and economic problems often exist in large cities) City center/(tire's) inner tube/Inner child (referring to childlike emotions in people's hearts)/Core Group/Inner Mongolia
Introverts introvert personalities often have a rich rich inner world.
Inner adjective, synonymous substitution inside: inside preposition, in... inside
Etymology: in inside the +n+ er adjective suffix, comparative level, indicating more →inner inside
:in in
:er Adjective/adverb suffix, comparative level, denotes more
Wade Wade stepped walk inside the interior and closed the inner interior of the door behind in... Back him.
Common phrases:
pop into pop star pop star pop star soda pop pop
Every summer when I top up filled my selection selection of summer outfits equipped from the department stores, my eyes would be nearly near pop out of my head popping up in my head.
Bang noun, sudden loud bang
Bash noun, slammed
Burst verb, (make) burst
... The perfect combination of Caribbean Caribbean rhythms rhymes, European European pop pop, and American soul american soul.
pop art/chart/concert/group/in popular art/pop song charts/pop concerts/pop music groups/pop music groups/pop pops up
To avoid a fiscal fiscal meltdown collapse, public public pensions pensions and health-care provisions are provided will have to be reined to control back severely and taxes may have to go up.
The provision of providing goods commodities resolved the problem to solve the problem.
Cater verb, for... Provision of services
Etymology: pro front, forward + vis see +ion noun suffix, indicate state, result → precautions, prepare for the future→provision preparation, supply: pro forward : vis look, see : ion noun suffix, denote behavior, state, result, same as -tion
To avoid a fiscal fiscal meltdown collapse, public public pensions pensions and health-care provisions offer will have to be reined to control back severely and taxes taxes may have to go up.
provisional booking/government Temporary booking/temporary government
Part-of-the-word connection memory: provision noun, provision, preparation, term, provision, dietary supply—provisionary adjective, temporary—provisionally adverb, temporarily