What is your English wish?

L 1: May all your wishes come true.

Lexical analysis:

1, May

English [me? Beauty [me]

Auxiliary. Yes; Yes; Maybe; as long as

2. All

English [? : l] beauty [? l]

All people; All-encompassing; various

3. Wish

Britain [w] America [w]

Verb (abbreviation of verb) hope; Desire; want

Hope; Desire; Blessing; A matter of hope

realize

English [k? Really? ] beauty [k? Really? ]

Performance; realize

Extended data

Usage of words:

Wish, as a verb, means "hope" and "want", indicating an extreme desire for a goal that is not achieved, difficult to achieve or impossible to achieve. Wish can also be interpreted as "wish"

Desire, when used as a noun, means "longing, hope, hope, desire", refers to the pursuit of something formed in the mind, and can also refer to "things that are hoped for and things that are wanted". Wish can also mean "make a wish, pray, pray" to achieve a certain goal.

Discrimination of words:

The verbs desire, desire and hope all mean "hope".

Desire is more formal and solemn, emphasizing the power and desire of desire, which often contains strong intention and purpose.

Wish has a weak tone and refers to a wish that is difficult or impossible to realize.

Hope means to hope that you have some confidence in the realization of your wishes.