1, pronunciation: English [? ɡ? T] beauty [? ɡɑ? t]

2. Grammar: it means "clear and clear", emphasizing that there is no fuzzy pollution and no confusion and ambiguity. It is often used as a compliment. If the object is a noun representing the place, the removed thing is derived from of; if the object is a noun representing the removed thing, the place is derived from the preposition from.

3. Example:

I made it clear to him that I rejected his proposal.

I made it clear to him that I refused his suggestion.

Extended data cognate phrase: gold

golden

1, pronunciation: English? [ɡld]？ ? ? Beautiful? [ɡo？ ld]

2. Interpretation: gold; Made of gold.

3. Grammar: uncountable nouns, meaning "gold, gold", are often used as the general name of gold coins and gold wares, and are extended to "wealth", which can also mean "gold medal" and "gold". It means that something is "made of gold" or "golden", not figuratively.

4. Example:

This gold frame sets off your painting well.

This gold frame sets off your painting.