(no object) to flow or hang down in large amounts The water cascades over the rocks. Her hair cascaded down around her shoulders.
Category: Англійська щодня
Adjective > Indistinguishable
unable to be recognized as different : impossible to distinguish clearly from something els The copy and the original are practically indistinguishable. (=identical) — usually + from The copy is practically indistinguishable from the original. (=the copy and the original Read More …
Adjective > Newfangled
Newfangled describes something that has been recently invented or developed, and usually implies that this new thing is difficult for some to understand. The neighbors are always showing off their new gadgets and tools, but I feel no need for Read More …
Verb > Exhilarate
(+ object) to cause (someone) to feel very happy and excited — usually used as (be) exhilarated We were exhilarated by the news of his success. — exhilarated adjective (more exhilarated; most exhilarated) I feel exhilarated! — exhilarating adjective (more Read More …
Noun > Uniform
Adjective > Tedious
Verb > Embroider
(+ object) 1 : to sew a design on a piece of cloth She embroidered tiny flowers on the baby’s scarf. a scarf embroidered with tiny flowers an embroidered scarf 2 : to make (a story, the truth, etc.) more Read More …
Adjective > Partisan
Verb > Diverge
(no object) formal 1 : to split and move out in different directions from a single point — opposite converge A prism causes rays of light to diverge. “Two roads diverged in a yellow wood…” Robert Frost, “The Road Not Read More …
Adjective > Copious
Copious is a synonym of abundant and plentiful. It is always used before a noun to describe something very large in amount or number. The pie was served with a copious amount of ice cream. Jacqueline took copious notes during Read More …