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    How to use 2 similar words 'ebullient' and 'effervescent'? Hello, guys. I am stuck in distinguishing these two words which have the same meaning of 'enthusiasm'. So where are the proper situations to use them respectively? More concretely, in the following two sentence, which one is the most proper to insert: 1. Julia's ________ personality makes her the most popular student. 2. Fans were _________ when their team won the competition. (The answer given is (1) effervescent and (2) ebullient ) Thanks a lot in advance! ;-)
    July 5, 2017
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    what does it mean when someone says "I feel like skating on thin ice with her" ? Could anyone help to explain what the person means about the relationship with the other one by saying this words? Thanks so much ;-)
    May 26, 2017
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    Could anyone help me to differentiate the two phrases "I bet" and "you bet"? thank u so much! I am a little confused about what the occasion is where I should use "I bet" or "you bet".
    May 17, 2017
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    Could someone help me explain what "what a first week!" means? Thx so much~
    May 8, 2017
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    Do the following words really have the same meaning? asperse, slander, calumniate, denigrate, defame Currently, I met several words that seem have the same meaning between each other, to say something unpleasant and false to someone or something to make others have bad opinions of them. Are they interchangeable with others while speaking or writing? Thank u in advance!
    April 17, 2017
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    How to differentiate the words of abundant, copious, cornucopia? Hello! I am confused by those words that seem similar to each other meaning 'many', so is there any difference between them? how to choose a proper expression when I want to express 'many'? Thanks a lot~
    April 16, 2017
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    What is the difference between word blase, banal and trite?
    April 6, 2017
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