昌言chāng yán
proper speech [words]; speak without reservation; not to mince one's words
揣摩话意chuāi mó huà yì
look for the hidden meaning of sb.'s words
措辞不当cuò cí bú dāng
use wrong words; an improper use of words; inappropriate wording
寡言guǎ yán
of few words; taciturn; sparing of words
遗言yí yán
the last words, words of the deceased
外来语wài lái yǔ
denizen, loan word
念念有词niàn niàn yǒu cí
muttering incantations; be mumbling some words
全字匹配查找quán zì pǐ pèi chá zhǎo
find whole words only
赘言zhuì yán
say more than is needed; unnecessary words; verbosity
答允dá yǔn
give one's word
好话hǎo huà
fine words, word of praise
临终遗言lín zhōng yí yán
last words; the last words; dying declaration
说出shuō chū
take the words out of sb.'s mouth
谠言dǎng yán
proper words
熟字shú zì
familiar words
芜词wú cí
superfluous words
原声例句
简单英语小故事
Use obvious words that are cognates – words that sound similar to your shared language.
使用明显的同源词——听起来与你们共同语言相似的词。
Crash Course 天文篇
In fact, that's where the word “month” comes from; “month” and “Moon” are cognates, words that have similar etymological histories, and in most languages, including English, the two words are very similar.