W

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Letters & punctuationWW1, w /ˈdʌbəljuː/ (plural W’s, w’s) noun [countable, uncountable] SLAthe 23rd letter of the English alphabetExamples from the CorpusW• Another photographer that year, Captain W. de W.• Hair's breadth majorities are not enough. W hat will happen after the election?• But these sibling difficulties are minor beside the difficulties opened up for George W by his little bro.• Has George W Bush seen the film, I wonder?• Both Perry and the governor of Texas, George W.• John McCain, R-Ariz., and John W.Related topics: Geography, ElectricalWW2, w 1 SGthe written abbreviation of west or western2 TEEthe written abbreviation of watt or watts

单词	W
释义	W From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Letters & punctuationWW1, w /ˈdʌbəljuː/ (plural W’s, w’s) noun [countable, uncountable] SLAthe 23rd letter of the English alphabetExamples from the CorpusW• Another photographer that year, Captain W. de W.• Hair's breadth majorities are not enough. W hat will happen after the election?• But these sibling difficulties are minor beside the difficulties opened up for George W by his little bro.• Has George W Bush seen the film, I wonder?• Both Perry and the governor of Texas, George W.• John McCain, R-Ariz., and John W.Related topics: Geography, ElectricalWW2, w 1 SGthe written abbreviation of west or western2 TEEthe written abbreviation of watt or watts
随便看	admirari admiration admire admire for admire for doing admire from afar admire somebody for (doing) something admire somebody from afar admirer admirer admiring admiscere admissible admissio admission admission of defeat etc admission of failure etc admission of guilt etc admission of guilt/defeat/failure etc admission of liability admission that admissions admissions of liability admissions policy etc admissions policy/procedures etc