Interpretation of authentic English

Even if the driver is still in the car, he can't park here. What is that? Don't stop. Or? Not a car? It is usually used in places with very heavy traffic in big cities. As for it? No parking? You can't park here, but the driver can sit in the car for a while and move it if necessary. You can stay in the car for a while. ?

Walking in the street, I saw one? Are you not standing? Sign.

Walking on the road, I saw one? No parking? Street signs. There are many in new york? Are you not standing? Signs on the street.

Are there many roads in new york? No parking? Brand.

? No parking? There are many signs around the campus.

There are some on campus? No parking? Street signs.

Spring up = appeared that is to say: signs are posted around, but free-standing is an adjective, which means independent, and refers to a single building or some decoration of a large building built for a special purpose.

For example:

A new independent restaurant has opened near the downtown area.

There is a new independent restaurant near downtown.

Mr. A built an independent shoe store behind the shopping center.

Mr. A built an independent shoe store behind the shopping center.) Independent design will not provide too much electricity to other buildings around. This independent design will not affect the appearance of other buildings. Overwhelming = distracting to overwhelm or disturb.

2. Break into houses:

Housebreak refers to training dogs, cats and other pets so that they can defecate in designated places to keep their homes clean.

For example, dogs (or cats) have been trained. Or my dog is well trained. (mostly passive voice) But some people use active voice.

For example:

Pet owners should train their dogs and cats.

Pet owners should train dogs and cats in hygiene habits.

Or we can say that breaking into houses is necessary for cats and dogs.

But? Break the house? This means destroying the house.

For example:

He accidentally damaged the house when reversing the car.

He accidentally damaged the house when he backed the car. (Broken = damaged)

The house was destroyed by the hurricane.

The wind destroyed the house.

But when it is used in casinos, it means winning a lot of money.

3, start and prompt:

Kick-off means the official start of everything, and sometimes it means a ball game.

For example:

Our school recently launched a large-scale fund-raising activity.

Our school recently launched a large-scale fund-raising activity.

We will start a campaign against smoking.

We will launch a campaign to give up smoking.

They will start the football match tomorrow.

They will officially start the football match tomorrow.

Mostly active voice, sometimes passive voice.

For example:

Fund? A millionaire launched a fund-raising campaign.

A millionaire started a donation campaign.

However, although tip off also refers to the beginning, it mainly refers to the referee kicking off the ball before the basketball starts to let both players take off. For example, the players tipped off the basketball match at 2: 00 yesterday afternoon.

The basketball game started at two o'clock yesterday afternoon.

Note: Informing someone means informing someone again.

For example:

I will break the breaking news to him.

I want to tell him the latest news. (Breakthrough = Latest)

It's sometimes used to tip him off.