What does "above" mean in this sentence?
It means that he wasn't the type of person to decide not to tease his partner on the grounds that doing so is wrong. In other words, he probably did tease his partner.
Infamous meaning in this sentence?
When I hear those terms, I usually perceive as someone considered hard working but not upscale (or higher class) enough to be as well known as other designer, such as Abercrombie and Fitch and such. What I mean by this is that Abercrombie would be in a "high" classification, where they're more noticed and famous for their work. As for the infamous type, it's someone more in the "mid-class", on the way up to a higher class, in which very few to make it to the top. But this is my perception and how I always took this saying...
Can you check my sentences?
I need to combine the following sentences, creating only one sentence per set. Sentence 1 girls seem to be sensitive to sounds girls seem to be sensitive to touch girls seem to notice faces girls seem to learn speech. the learning is easy. 1. learning is easy for girls; girls seem to be sensitive to sounds and touch, and seem to notice faces and learn speech. Sentence 2 newborn boys seem curious they are curious about their surroundings. the sourroundings are physical boys grasp shapes the shapes are geometrical. The grasping is easy. 2.Newborn boys seem to be curious about their physical surroundings, especially geametrical shapes because they are easy to grasp. sentence 3 these differences maay be inborn this does not mean that girls are smarter than boys this does not mean that boys are smarter than girls it only means that they have patterns the patterns are different the difference is slight the patters are of developemnt 3. These differences may be inborn, but it does not mean that girls are different or that boys are smarter than girls; it only means the patterns of developement are slightly different. sentence 4 heroin is derived from morphine it is stronger than morphine it is also more addictive it takes effect faster 4.Heroin is derived from morphine: it is stronger, more addictive, and takes effect faster. sentence 5 phillip randolph was a hero he was in the labor movement he challenged authorityby his activism his activisim was for civil right he also organized unions and marches the marches were on washington 5.??? help sentence 6 Michael loves to play trivia games he always wins the winning is against his friends the winining is against his classmates he knows more facts than anyone else the facts are anbout geography 6. Michael loves to play trivia games because he knows more geography facts than anyone else, and he always wins against his friends and classmates.
Sentences for the words??
It is important to acknowledge someone when they speak to you. People who are addicted to illegal drugs should seek professional help. His facial expression made it clear he was an adversary of the speaker. He attempted to defraud his employer by altering his hours worked to get paid more. The suspect continues to elude the police. After failing to pay the rent for three consecutive months, the tenant was evicted. A video tape may exploit a minor unintentionally, but could cause trouble regardless. Though a true hero, he was also a thoroughgoing bureaucrat and politician, a formidable combination A family pays homage to their relative at his funeral. It is important in this time of change that we all work to implement the new procedures. After twenty years of marriage, my parents divorced after finding they were incompatible. His lax attitude made it difficult for him to gain control of his employees when necessary. It is important when performing jury duty to remain objective until all of the facts are presented. A teen pregnancy may cause a group of friends to ostracize a member. The President followed historical precedent in forming the Cabinet. The candidate proposed a radical solution to the old problem. Water is a solvent for sugar. Subsequent events after hurricane Katrina revealed local government was not prepared for such a catastrophic event. The church steeple surmounts the square. They were both set in their ways which caused quite the wrangle when they disagreed.
What sentence can u come up with for each word?
1. enroach: to exceed the proper or intended limits 2. erratic: not occuring predictably or consistently 3. exaltation: an intesne or excessive feeling of well-being 4. grovel: to become demeaned or humbled 5. indignation:righteous anger in response to something 6. infinitesimal: a quantity too small to be measured or calculated
One English sentence explanation?
Longman is a publisher of language books. 'Gets' is used in journalism. It is the present tense technically, but in the newspaper the present tense refers to something in the recent past. It is a convention. A drug lapse means that an individual who once took illicit drugs remained free of using them, but then began again. In this case, the person was drug-free for three years. Drug addicted. Chaplin star is the the subject of the sentence. It means an actor who played Chaplin in the movies, not the actual person Charles Chaplin.
Do crafts, Not Drugs ? what does this mean?
I would say Thank you and that is exactly what I am doing . What would you say to someone who is doing both?