1, pronunciation: English [? s？ bdkt，s？ b？ d？ Ekt] beauty [? s？ bdkt，s？ b？ d？ ekt]？
Grammar: the subject as a verb means "to conquer and make people obey", which means to make someone or something under their influence or control through their own authority. By extension, it can mean "suffering and experience". The subject is mostly used as a transitive verb, followed by a noun or pronoun as the object, which can be used in the passive structure.
It is the first time that I brought up the topic of plastic surgery.
Extended data synonym: topic
1, Pronunciation: English [θi? M] beauty [θi? m]？
2. Interpretation: title, theme, theme idea, theme, music theme.
3. Grammar: Themes generally refer to articles written by universities or high school students. As homework, the space is limited and the discussion of a certain point is relatively complete. It can also refer to the theme of a work or conversation.
4. Examples of usage: The theme of the conference is Renaissance Europe.