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25 de nov. de 2008 · more heavy, most heavy peacefuler, peacefulest more peaceful, most peaceful Any two-syllable adjective ending in -y should use the -er/-est form. As for peacefuler, I don't care what any dictionary says; that just sounds horrible.
9 de abr. de 2015 · 这两种后缀都表示粗体吧？为什么用两种表示方式呢？
27 de oct. de 2013 · It is not correct to say that your suitcase is twice heavier than mine, unless you mean that it is three times as heavy. Some people get a bit lax and informally use "ten times easier than" to mean "ten times as easy as", but often in such cases it doesn't matter because easiness is not something that lends itself to precise measurement.
12 de nov. de 2021 · But it means the same thing as "it rained heavily" which is actually used more than the version with "heavy". Last edited: Nov 13, 2021 Reactions: sinukg and Roymalika
5 de mar. de 2010 · They are not exactly the same, but they can often be used interchangeably. Flooding (flood is pronounced "flud"; rhymes with "mud") is the activity that takes place when there is a tsunami, or a river overflows its banks, or a pipe breaks and water flows where it should not be—onto the shore, into the streets, or all over your floor.
25 de feb. de 2011 · 4. A heavy fog shrouded Seattle all day. OK 5. Heavy fog shrouded Seattle all day. OK 6. The heavy fog shrouded Seattle all day. NO (This doesn't work as a stand-alone sentence. There would have to be some other description or specification to justify the "the.") 7. The heavy fog that rolled in yesterday will persist throughout the day today. OK 8.
13 de jun. de 2013 · Hi, What's the difference between squash and crush? for example: I have put a heavy book ob the crumbled paper to squash or crush it flat. My cake got crushed or squashed in the bag. Thanks
10 de sept. de 2008 · As far as treating "rain" as a plural noun, I think it's possible but only in some limited circumstances. One can say "We had a heavy rain last week, and we had two others last month." Therefore, "We have had several heavy rains recently. These rains were a great help in relieving the drought that had been so much trouble for the farmers."
6 de may. de 2007 · Heavy is just an alternative. The question asked if traffic can be crowded. Yes it can be heavy too, but there is no single word above all others to describe crowded traffic. You might also use, heaving or crawling to describe heavy, crowded, or congested traffic.
1 de abr. de 2005 · Queens, real ones that is, are female. And it's a word-play on the kind of phrase you might see such as 'Prom Queen', i.e. Queen of the Prom. Drag queen = queen of the drags, i.e. female (heavy) smoker. It was just a joke. Only just...
