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26 de fev. de 2016 · English - US. Feb 26, 2016. #2. The answer was correct this time. The hole was in the wall. He put the map on the wall to cover the hole. We say a hole 'in' the wall because a hole goes though it. We would use 'on' when something is on top of it, like the map is on the wall. P.
19 de ago. de 2010 · Hi, I heard this expression on an episode of 'My wife and kids'. There's a kindergarten class play, the kids perform a weird and very funny variation of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet and at the end of the play they say 'Put the peanut in the peanut hole' and everybody laughs. What does it...
相对来说，听到 butthole 的时候就不觉得那么粗俗，所以比较会把它理解成描述 butt （屁股）上的特定部位 hole（洞）。 不过为了证明 butthole 也可以用来骂人（只不过粗俗程度很轻微），英文还有 butthead 和 buttface，这两个词只有骂人的意思（笨蛋），不用来指任何身体部位。
rabbit hole：. a situation, journey, or process that is particularly strange, problematic, difficult, complex, or chaotic, especially one that becomes increasingly so as it develops or unfolds. An allusion to Alice'sAdventuresinWonderland by Lewis Carroll, it is used especially in the phrase " (go) down the rabbit hole."
14 de jul. de 2014 · The ship sank, went to the bottom, and is currently on the bottom. Both "on" and "at" are commonly used, but as I see it, they differ slightly in nuance. "On the bottom of the sea" means "on the sea bottom," that is, lying on the ground underwater. The focus is on the ground, the earth. By contrast, "at the bottom of the sea" is referring more ...
额，particle-hole symmetry 就是粒子-空穴对称性啦。. 这在逻辑上是一种很自然的对称性，比如说真空中激发出一个正电子，一个负电子，这俩互为粒子-空穴，实际上无法区分谁正谁负，谁能量高谁能量低（就好像不知道时间在朝哪个方向流动），如果让它们互换 ...
12 de abr. de 2010 · Jun 21, 2007. #4. Because there is a hole in the floor of the bridge and if you fall through it, you will fall into the water below. You go through a tunnel. You go through a door. You go across a bridge. The bridge itself indicates that you are going across something. You can go via OR by way of the bridge. = "I shall be coming to see you via ...
5 de jul. de 2011 · Welcome to the forum, Hamid! You are correct about the verb put. If you saw "putted", either the use was wrong OR the person was using a different verb, putt. We can't tell without any context. That's why the forum rules require that you give us the full sentence in which you saw the word or phrase you're asking about, tell us your source, and ...
4 de jul. de 2016 · Into implies motion and is usually used with verbs of motion. "He walked into the room."; "Put the cat into the box." In is occasionally used in place of " into ". To come in is a phrasal verb meaning to enter. It is said only by a person who is already "inside". In " Get in " "get" is a substitute for any verb of motion.
25 de out. de 2021 · English - England. Oct 25, 2021. #3. It’s not a good example, since “pecking away crumbs” is a most unlkely thing to say. It implies pecking crumbs to remove them. But in terms of the addition of “at”: In a transitive use of a verb, it takes a direct object. The bird pecked a hole in the fruit. In an intransitive use of a verb, it ...
