1 : of something solid : to mix with a liquid and become part of the liquid (no object) Sugar/salt dissolves in water. (+ object) Dissolve the tablet in water. 2 : (+ object) formal : to officially end (something, Read More …
1 : of something solid : to mix with a liquid and become part of the liquid (no object) Sugar/salt dissolves in water. (+ object) Dissolve the tablet in water. 2 : (+ object) formal : to officially end (something, Read More …
Someone described as haggard appears tired or thin especially as if because of hunger, worry, or pain. Haggard can also describe someone who looks wild or otherwise disheveled. After a disastrous rafting trip, Robin emerged from the woods looking haggard Read More …
formal + literary showing or having very little strength, energy, or activity a long, languid sigh They proceeded at a languid pace. It was a hot, languid summer day. — languidly adverb He was leaning languidly against the wall. The Read More …
1 (count) : a set of ideas or opinions about beauty or art — usually singular The design of the building reflects a modern/traditional/old-fashioned aesthetic. 2 a aesthetics (noncount) : the study of beauty especially in art and literature Aesthetics Read More …
Come practice your English with a Native English Speaker FREE. Every Sunday 14:00 to 16:00 (Warsaw Time). This Weeks Topics: Tourism and Horoscopes Use this link Sunday before Conversation Club. You can also find it on Telegram, and our Read More …