cleaver
英/ˈkliːvə(r)/美/ˈkliːvər/
n. Cleaver;
n. （Cleaver）人名；（英）克利弗
Network protruding cliff / cleaver /cutter /
cleave
English/kliːv/American/kliːv/
vi. Cracking, forging ahead through obstacles, sticking, holding on
vt. Cut open, separate, open up
n. （Cleave）人名；（英）克利夫
Network Crack / Break the Waves / Split /
sheave
English /ʃiːv/American /ʃiv/
n. Winch wheels
vt. bundles;
network pulley,
Our company produCes hook range, lifting sheave.
Our company produces hook assemblies, lifting pulleys.
Reeve the 1 inch Manila rope through the first crown sheave.
Thread the brown rope through the first pulley on the overhead crane.
reeve
English/riːv/American/riːv/
n. Magistrates, town governors, elected presidents (of village councils), female tasseled sandpipers
v. (rope) through, (rope, pulley) tightened
n. （Reeve）里夫（人名）
etymology
Reeve the old town governor of England
From Old English refa, prefect, royal official, etymology with sheriff.
network reeve,
Same as synonyms
you.
Through
move throughgo across
Large sheave mounted on sealed ball bearings for high efficiency.
The large pulleys mounted on sealed ball bearings have excellent efficiency.
leave
英/liːv/美/liːv/
v. leaving (a person or place), leaving a place of residence (or group, workplace, etc.), and ...... Dissociation, disengagement, disengagement, don't do it immediately, don't deal with it right away, make reservations, let ...... In (a certain state, a certain place, etc.......); Leave (unpleasant things), leave (messages or answers), leave behind, forget, leave (food or drink), leave (family members) ;(at the time of death), bequeath, leave behind, put ...... Leave to give, entrust, deliver, give, leave (gap or blank), leave (limited opportunity), talk about it again, (mathematics) remain, remain
n. Holidays, vacations, permissions, permits, closing (snook, croquet, etc.) the position in which the ball stays
network departure,
sleave
English/sliːv/American/ˈsliːv/
n. filaments;
vt. untie
vi. Divide into filaments
It a lot, and it has some tricks up its sleave.
A lot of it's been set up with a number of tricks to entangle a mess.
SLES
英/sli:k/美/sli:k/
v. Dilution;
Same as synonyms
vt.
Diluted; dissolved
deliquate water sth. down
deliquate
英/diːˈlaɪkweɪt/美/diːˈlaɪkweɪt/
vt. Diluted, diluted
network dilution,
sleaze
英/sliːz/美/sliːz/
n. Inferior character, despicable people, filth, dishonorable condition
vi. Loosely moving, moving slowly and weakly
unethical behavior on the Internet,
The candidate was seriously damaged by the sleaze factor.
那位候选人的形象因丑闻而受到严重损害。 The first is, unsurprisingly, sleaze.
The first problem is unsurprising, that is, dirty deeds.
Sleaze had become pervasive in Poland.
Immorality has become unscrupulous in Poland.
pervasive
英/pəˈveɪsɪv/美/pərˈveɪsɪv/
adj. Diffuse, pervasive
The common / phrase phrase is the same as the synonym and the same root etymology
pervasive computing普遍计算技术
Same synonyms, same root etymology
adj.
Universal;
widespreaduniversalrulinggeneralized
etymology
1.
pervasive弥漫的
来自pervade,渗透，弥漫。
Pervades
英/pəˈveɪd/美/pərˈveɪd/
vt. <正式>Pervasive, diffuse
Network Coverage /
Same as synonyms
vt.
Pervasive; pervasive
suffuse
suffuse
英/səˈfjuːz/美/səˈfjuːz/
vt. Filled;
network full /
Same as synonyms
vt.
Filled;
abound with be imbued with
imbue
English /ɪmˈbjuː/American /ɪmˈbjuː/
vt. Indoctrination;
network-attached attributes,
refuse
English /rɪˈfjuːz/American /rɪˈfjuːz/
v. refuse, refuse (to do something), not to accept, to refuse (something given by someone else), to refuse to give (what is needed), (to do something<非正式>), not to work as requested<旧>, not to accept (someone's) marriage proposal, (horse) to refuse (hurdle or other obstacles)
n. Garbage, waste
adj. Obsolete
network rejection,
sleazy
英/ˈsliːzi/美/ˈsliːzi/
adj. thin, dirty, vulgar, tattered
Same as synonyms
adj.
Thin, dirty, vulgar, tattered
filthy sordid
Varieties
English /ˈsɔːdɪd/ American /ˈsɔːrdɪd/
adj. dirty, vile, lustful, dull
filthy
英/'fɪlθi/美/'fɪlθi/
adj. very dirty, filthy, obscene, lewd, <非正式>angry, angry, <, unofficial> bad, rainy and snowy, vile, immoral
adv. <非正式>Very
bleak
英/bliːk/美/bliːk/
adj. unoptimistic, hopeless, unconcealed, desolate, cold, cold, depressed, gloomy, cold
n. Eurfish