1 clean
English [kli? Beauty [kli? n]？
Clean; Clean; Love clean; Love neatness; Does not contain harmful substances; Pollution-free;
Remove dust; Make clean; Clean; Clean up; For fish, chicken, etc. Before cooking) removing internal organs;
Thoroughly, completely;
He is wearing his cleanest slacks, a? Clean? Shirts and navy suits? Combustion body
He is wearing his cleanest slacks, clean shirt and navy coat.
Contrast: cleaner?
Highest level: cleanest
2, clear
English [kl(r)] American [kl? r]？
Clear and easy to understand; Understandable; Not ambiguous; Obvious; Obviously; Clear; There is no doubt; Clear; I see;
Verb (abbreviation for verb) remove, remove, remove (unwanted things); Clean up; Make people leave; Restore fluency; No longer shielded;
Leave; Not close; No contact; All the way (to the distance);
What is this book? Clear, legible and sufficient? Illustrated
This book is easy to understand, readable and richly illustrated.
Comparative: clearer?
Highest level: clearest
3. Close
Britain [klz, kls] America [klo? z，klo？ s]？
Verb (abbreviation of verb) Guan; Close; Close; Close; Close; (cause) to close the door, shut it down (for a period of time); Not open;
The end of a period of time or activity;
Close (in space and time); Almost (in a certain state); Maybe (about to do something); Intimate; Close;
I am? Close? With what? She ...
I have a close relationship with her.
Comparative: Closer?
Highest level: closest
4. Close
Britain [klzd] America [klo? zd]？
Close; Close; Stop business, especially for a period of time; Not open; Close; Build a car behind closed doors; Unwilling to accept new ideas;
Verb (abbreviation of verb) Guan; Close; Close; Close; Close; (cause) to close the door, shut it down (for a period of time); Not open; Past participle and past tense of close; ?
This is one? Closed? No more than twelve circles? woman
It should have been a closed circle with no more than 12 women.
Prototype:? close
5. Class
English [klɑ? S] beauty [kl? s]？
Class; Class; Class; Attend classes; A series of courses (of a subject);
Put ... at a certain level; Regard as;
Very good; Excellent; Excellent;
He got a degree in law. Class? Where is it? night
He got a law degree by going to night school.
Third person singular: class?
Plural number: category