Camouflage; Cover up; Cover up; Facial model; A figure mask (worn by dramatists in ancient Greece and Rome); A medical mask, especially one worn during surgery; Protective masks worn by athletes such as fencing and ice hockey; Masked statue (for decoration);
Bunker; Shelter; Gas mask; Oxygen mask; Shading plate; Mask; Mask; The face cover of dragonfly larvae; Fox's face, first class; The main facial color of siamese cats, some dogs, etc. ); Mask; A person wearing a mask;
Put on a mask; Cover with a hood; Cover with masking tape (where painting is not required); Coat seasoning (or syrup) on it;
Intransitive verbs wear masks; Put on a mask
Knowledge expansion
For many people, memorizing words when learning a foreign language is a challenge. If you find that you can't remember words, here are some ways and techniques to help you learn to remember words effectively.
1. Make a reasonable study plan: divide the study time into small periods, keep a certain study time every day and stick to it. Decentralized study time is more conducive to memory than continuous long-term study. Setting daily study goals and recording them can help you keep motivated and track your progress.
2. Use a variety of learning methods: Try to use different learning methods and skills to find the one that suits you. Common learning methods include using flashcards, making memory cards, writing word notes, dictation, organizing word classification and so on. By trying different methods, you may find one or more methods that suit you.
3. Use associative memory: associate words with things that you know and are easy to remember, and remember them through association. For example, you can associate the spelling or pronunciation of words with similar English words; Or connect words with images and scenes to form vivid memory images. By establishing association, the memory effect can be enhanced.
4. Repeated review: Repeated review of words helps to consolidate memory. With a memory card, put aside the words you have memorized, put the words you haven't memorized on the other side, and review the words you haven't memorized many times until you remember them completely.
5. Create opportunities to use words: create opportunities to use words in daily life, make sentences with newly learned words as much as possible, write compositions and practice oral English. The practical use of words can help you better remember and understand the usage and meaning of words.
6. Divide the key points of words: scan the list of words that need to be learned and divide different key levels. Give priority to memorizing commonly used and important words, so that the limited study time can be used more effectively.
7. Use technical tools: There are many mobile phone applications and websites that can help you remember and review words. Some applications and websites provide word cards with pictures, audio and example sentences, which can provide richer learning resources and interactive ways.
The most important thing is to keep a positive attitude and patience. Memory is a step-by-step process, don't pursue speed and perfection too much. Keep studying every day and believe in your ability, and you will gradually increase your ability to remember words.