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The emotions in this book are intenser or the emotions. are more intense than in. thanks. She was much distressed). Context vacancies regional sales manager requirements: · il y a une différence. Even so you wouldnt typically say intense difference, so i would really appreciate it if you could help me with this. · does this phrase relate to intensity of quality as intensity means to an extreme degree and there is a deep difference meaning an extreme difference. 憎恨;厌恶 三、侧重点不同 hate常指具体的仇恨;而hatred表示的恨只能通过语境来体验。另外hatred比hate多一层反感、厌恶 … Merci see u later · 有关“六人行”中的一句对白?这里呢,这个翻译实在是太垃圾了~楼主可以不去管它。 可以联系一下上下文,ross在这里呢,是十分渴望能够约rachel出去,但还是有贼心没贼胆,十分小心谨慎地试探,希望得到肯定的答复 Higher is a comparative adjective. Même sans trafic intense, il peut sagir du passage dobjets très lourds (chariots, par ex) high traffic and high wear areas (high wear can occur even without high traffic) · which is the comparative form? More is an adverb modifying the adjective intense, and together they function as a comparative adjective. Will you be so kind to tell me whether the expression intensive work is possible? Hatred和hate的区别 一、读音不同 hatred:英 [heɪtrɪd] 美 [heɪtrɪd] hate:英 [heɪt] 美 [heɪt] 二、释义不同 hatred:n. When the verb is the same in both clauses, it is common to omit it from the second clause. · hey hey tous le monde ! Various things complicate this. It doesnt sound as good in the last, before an adjective. Comment traduire en anglais lexpression suivante : Maybe are there any other better synonyms, for example, intense or strain? · so very much is just a more intense form, particularly in your first two examples; Ce fut bref mais intense ! ? Theres much + adjective, which only sounds right under certain conditions (possibly when the adjective is past-participial: · the comparative of intense is more intense (or occasionally, intenser).