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The English word read is read. The specific interpretation is as follows:

Reading English [ri:d] is beautiful

Transitive verbs & intransitive verbs read and read aloud; Display; Research; Understand; understand

Reading; Display; Read, understand

Reading; Reading; Reading materials; Reid (name)

Read aloud; Profound knowledge; Exposure; learned

1, reading "read silently" and "discover someone's situation through reading" are not used in the passive structure. When it follows a compound structure containing as phrases, it is often used in the passive structure.

2. When 2.read is an intransitive verb, it emphasizes behavior rather than object, and it is often followed by adverbs or prepositions to indicate the way of reading, and its active form can express passive meaning.

Think of it as? Reading? That ... means "thinking"

4.read can be used in the present perfect continuous without an object, but it must be followed by an object in the present perfect.

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Distinguishing synonyms

Read, browse, turn pages, scan

These four words all mean "read". The difference between them is:

1, browse means "extensive reading" and "browsing", and its purpose is to select and sometimes buy other items.

2.leaf generally refers to a quick flip, the purpose is just to look at keywords or paragraphs, and through is often used.

3. Browsing refers to reading an article quickly in order to grasp its main content. It has a strong purpose, which is more serious than leaf and browse.

4. Reading is a common language, which is widely used. It can refer to extensive reading and browsing, as well as reading aloud, silently reading and intensive reading. For example:

I didn't have time to read the whole magazine, so I just glanced through it. Because I didn't have time to read the whole magazine, I just glanced through it.

She often goes to the clothing store during her lunch break.

He flipped through the phone book and found the phone numbers of several hotels. He flipped through the phone book and looked for some hotel phone numbers.

She glanced at the list to see if her name was on it. She glanced at the list to see if there was her name.