hearth

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Househearthhearth /hɑːθ $ hɑːrθ/ noun [countable] 1 DHHthe area of floor around a fireplace in a house2 → hearth and homeExamples from the Corpushearth• Then they all gathered before a small fire on the kitchen hearth.• She sat down in a chair by the hearth.• She was as tall as Nigel, and now folded herself gracefully into a low chair by the hearth.• There was a fire in the hearth and sandwiches on the sideboard.Origin hearth Old English heorth

单词	hearth
释义	hearth From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Househearthhearth /hɑːθ $ hɑːrθ/ noun [countable] 1 DHHthe area of floor around a fireplace in a house2 → hearth and homeExamples from the Corpushearth• Then they all gathered before a small fire on the kitchen hearth.• She sat down in a chair by the hearth.• She was as tall as Nigel, and now folded herself gracefully into a low chair by the hearth.• There was a fire in the hearth and sandwiches on the sideboard.Origin hearth Old English heorth
随便看	make your own way make your own way (home/to something etc) make your own way home etc make your own way to etc) make your peace with make your pile make your presence felt make your way make your/an entrance make yourself at home make yourself heard etc make yourself heard/understood/known etc make yourself known make yourself known (to somebody) make yourself known etc make yourself known to make yourself plain make yourself scarce make yourself sick make yourself understood make yourself understood etc Make-A-Wish Foundation Make-A-Wish Foundation, the make-believe make-or-break