1, reserved

Keep is a common English word, which can be used as a transitive verb or an intransitive verb.

Used as transitive verbs keep, preserve, keep, stay to keep (promise); Support, hello, hello; Operation and management; Keep (a secret), keep (a diary, an account).

Used as intransitive verbs, keep and continue (in a certain state) (keep is a connecting verb); Keep (food) in good condition.

2. Lying

Lie down; Located; Be in a state of. To exist, contain

Lies, lies; State and position; Habitat, hiding place; Stop state

Step 3: Stand

Foothold; Stand up. Tables, seats. Sales office; Spread. Ladies and gentlemen, please stand up. Proposition, position; Attitude. Stop, stop and fight, fight.

Located in. Maintain the original state; Keep it valid. Stop.

Vertical. Patience; Endure; Stand up. Stand up.

Transitive verb & stand up, (make) stand up straight.

The intransitive verb & ampLink-v is in a certain state.

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4.sit[ English ][s? United States of America

Transitive verb & (make) sit down;

The intransitive verb is located; In; Take office (in …); Meeting of parliament, committee, court, etc;

Sit down;

Third person singular: sits past participle: sitten present continuous tense: sitting past tense: sat

5. Writing

[English] [t : k][ America ][t? k]

Transitive verb & intransitive verb theory; Discussion; Speak; Used to emphasize the amount, severity of the situation, etc. ) talking;

Talk about it; Consultation; Speak (in a language);

Empty talk; Speak; Topic;

The intransitive verb gossip; Speak ill of others; Chew your tongue; Give up news;

Third person singular: talks past participle: talked present continuous tense: talking past tense: talked