bitter
英/ˈbɪtə(r)/美/ˈbɪtər/
adj. bitter, bitter, bitter, intense, hostile, indignant, bitter, bitter, (chocolate) black and unsweetened
n. Bitter beer
adv. bitterly cold
v. Make it bitter
【First Name】 (Bitter) (English, French, German, Finnish, Czech, Hungarian) Bit (personal name)
Net bitter beer / bitter
bite
English /baɪt/ American /baɪt/
v. bite, bite, sting, sting, clamp, bite, produce undesirable effects, accept, believe, bite bait, take the bait, corrode (acid), <非正式>make anger and annoyance, sting, strangle, sad, make pain
n. bites, bites, bites, bites, small amounts of food, snacks, cold, biting, strong flavors, influence, infectiousness, swallowing, hooking, bite, short information
n. (Bite) (匈) 比泰 (personal name)
Network Beijing International Tourism Expo /Bite /
cite
英/saɪt/美/saɪt/
v. Quote, cite, cite, cite, summon, summon, commend, commend
n. <美>Citations, quotations
网络中国电子信息博览会(China Information Technology Expo) /引用 /第五届中国电子信息博览会 /
Request
英/səˈlɪsɪt/美/səˈlɪsɪt/
v. Requesting, demanding, soliciting, <美>peddling, provoking, soliciting, prostitution
Network pleading/requesting/pleading/taking
Actively solicit good and bad feedback.
Actively solicit good or bad feedback.
We need to solicit 50 staff and workers.
We need to recruit fifty employees.
to solicit payment恳求付帐哀告付帐请求付帐
solicit contributions募捐募集征稿组稿
Solicit input征求意见
Same as synonyms
vt.
Solicit, solicit, request, beg
apply forpray for
you.
Solicitation, solicitation, plea, request
demand
apply for词根：solicit
n.
solicitor律师;法务官;募捐者;掮客
solicitation恳求；教唆；诱惑词源
solicit trouble, disturb, request, plead, ask for help, solicit prostitution, solicit
From the Latin sollicitare, to disturb, to trouble, to irritate, to incite, from sollus, whole, to all, etymology to solid, -cit, to summon, to excite, to excite.
excite
English /ɪkˈsaɪt/ American /ɪkˈsaɪt/
v. to excite, to excite, to arouse, to arouse, to move (a part of the body or body system), to stimulate ...... Makes sexual desire
etymology
Excite excitement
former, 向外。 -cit, 呼喊,移动,词源同cite, cinema. 后用于心理学，指唤醒，兴奋。
excite to stimulate, to excite, to excite
词根词缀： ex-出,向外 + -cit-呼喊 + -e → 喊出来→使兴奋
excite interest引起兴趣
Same as synonyms
vt.
Arouse, stimulate... Envoy... excited
warm stir up
you.
agitated
warm fire to agitate
to agitate
/tu ˈædʒɪteɪt/
agitated
agitate
English /ˈædʒɪteɪt/ American /ˈædʒɪteɪt/
v. Incitement, agitation, protest, anxiety, agitation, shaking (liquid, etc.)
Network agitation/agitation/shaking/shaking
shaken for鼓动
etymology
agitate煽动
Pronunciation: ['ædʒɪteɪt] vt. Shake, stir, make... Excitement vi. Incitement Structural analysis: agitate = agit (shake) + ate (verb suffix) → incitement Etymology: agit ←Latin agitare←agere (do, act);
agitate煽动
From the root ag, do. This refers to doing bad things.
All you need to do is gently agitate the water with a finger or paintbrush.
You just need to gently stir the water with your fingers or brush.
The women who worked in these mills had begun to agitate for better conditions.
The women workers in these factories began to fight for better conditions.
mill
英/mɪl/美/mɪl/
n. Mills, mills, factories, manufactories, mills, mills<非正式><美>,<非正式><非正式>
v. (with a mill) crushing, grinding into powder, loitering (a large crowd) wandering, grinding (rolling, milling) (metal), rolling out the edges (of coins), making (wool or other animal fibers) fleece (or shrinking)
run-of-the-mill英
/ˌrʌn əv ðə ˈmɪl/美/ˌrʌn əv ðə ˈmɪl/
adj.
Common;
Fully agitate and aerify the pulp before flotation.
Stir and aerate well before flotation.
agile
英/ˈædʒaɪl/美/ˈædʒ(ə)l/
adj. (Action) agile and flexible, (thinking) alert and clever, denotes project management methods
Network Agility / Agile Development / Flexibility
She was quick-witted and had an extraordinarily agile mind.
She is witty and has a particularly sharp mind.
etymology
agile
Pronunciation: ['ædʒaɪl] adj. agile, alert, lively Structural analysis: agile = ag (action) + ile (adjective suffix) → agile action→ alert, lively Etymological explanation: ag←Latin agere (to do, to act) Cognates: agent, agency, agenda, agitate, agility Related knowledge: The English name of Agilent Technologies, a world-famous electronic instrument company, is called Agilent, which is evolved from agile. Fun memory: (Lenovo) agile→ Agilent→ agile electronic meter → agile
agent
英/ˈeɪdʒənt/美/ˈeɪdʒənt/
n. Agents, agents, agents (in the art world), spies, agents, motives, agents, (grammatical) agents, (grammatical) agents, officials (in certain government departments of the United States).
【Name】 (Agent) (Luo) Argent (Name)
Network Agent / Agent /