"furthermore, moreover"とは 意味・読み方・使い方

the suffix "-ness"

the suffix "-ness"

`up' in `finished up' is an intensifier

“Youth cometh not again”

misprint ‘of' as ‘off' of

"Ore Ore Swindle" Becomes More Cunning

the impersonal ‘it'

“Like attracts like”

“Like master, like may”

“See you later."“OK, take it easy."

"Have you finished?" "On the contrary I have not even begun yet."

“I'm very tired."—“Same here."

in the vicinity of somewhere

"Rock-paper-scissors, OK?" "Rock" "Scis..Paper" "Foul!"

“Prevention is better than cure”

“Prevention is better than cure”

“Prevention is better than cure”

‘Engaged.'

“Lookers-on see more than the players”

“Long" and “song" rhyme. long

Burke's “On the Beautiful”

`multi-' denotes `many'

the nonsyllabic `i' in `oi'

"Would you like any more?" "No, I've had enough."

comparatives of `soon' or `early'

“Will you come?"—“Positively!"

“Come with me."—“All right."

the gerundial suffix `-ing'

“A worn will turn”

“Example is better than precept”