3500 English Vocabulary Words for College Entrance Examination L-P (Phonetics + Audio)

Llicense [ˈlaɪsəns] n. license, permit lid [lɪd] n. lidlie (lay, lain) [laɪ] v. lie; to be situated; n. & vi. lie; to tell a lielife (复lives) [laɪf] n. life; career; living; human life; organism lifetime [ˈlaɪftaɪm] n. lifetime, duration of life lift [lɪft] v. to lift, raise; (clouds, smoke, etc.) to disperse; n. (British) elevator … Read more

Common English Vocabulary for PLCs

Common English Vocabulary for PLCs

Click on the top ” Technical Training ” and select “Pin to Top Public Account” Over 120,000 industrial control professionals follow this WeChat platform: Technical sharing, learning exchange, industrial control videos 1. PLC Programmable Logic Controller 2. absolute absolute 3. absolute output maximum absolute output 4. actuator actuator 5. against comparison 6. allocate allocate 7. … Read more

The Root ‘Multi-‘: Exploring the Semantic World of ‘Many’ and the Charm of Language

The Root 'Multi-': Exploring the Semantic World of 'Many' and the Charm of Language

In the vast ocean of English vocabulary, the Latin root “multi-” shines like a brilliant pearl, carrying the core meanings of “many,” “rich,” and “complex.” It originates from the Latin word multus (meaning “many” or “a lot”), and has evolved over thousands of years to become an important cornerstone in the construction of modern English … Read more

The Illusion of ‘Active Vocabulary’ and ‘Passive Vocabulary’ (Part 2)

The Illusion of 'Active Vocabulary' and 'Passive Vocabulary' (Part 2)

The following content is excerpted from the book “Methodology Series: Vocabulary: Description, Acquisition, and Teaching” published by Shanghai Foreign Language Education Press. Last Monday, we reviewed the article “The So-called ‘Active Vocabulary’ and ‘Passive Vocabulary’ in English Learning Are Likely an Illusion (Part 1) – (Selected Readings from Methodology)” which discussed how the division of … Read more