和用英语怎么说

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Answer 1

1. Nowadays, the concept of harmony in Confucianism is quite broad, and I believe there is no single English word that can fully correspond to it. The words "peace" and "harmony" can be seen as certain interpretations of the "和" from Confucianism, or perhaps they could be used together as "peace and harmony."
2. He called for the girls in the room to dance together with him, inviting them to join in the fun.
3. "Warm" can be adjective referring to a friendly atmosphere or a warm temperature, and as a verb, it can mean to become warm or to be enthusiastic.
4. Like what? "Like" can be a preposition meaning "similar to" or "as," or it can be an adjective or verb indicating favor or preference.
5. Speak, talk with, or to? "Speak" and "talk" can both mean to communicate, but "speak" is often used for languages, while "talk" is more general. "With" is used to indicate someone or something as a companion or instrument.
6. Through threatening Uncle Dick, they glanced toward. It seems like the sentence is incomplete.
7. Play with someone means to engage in a fun activity together. For example: "The young girl loved to play with her playmates."
8. "The same as" is used to indicate equality or similarity. For example: "His pencil is the same as mine."
9. The sentence "Through threatening Uncle Dick, they glanced toward t." is incomplete and contains a typo.
10. Play with someone means to engage in a fun activity together. For example: "The young girl loved to play with her playmates."
11. "The same as" is used to indicate equality or similarity. For example: "His pencil is the same as mine."
12. It seems like this text is a mix of different sentences and phrases, some of which are not relevant to the original question.
13. It seems like this text is a mix of different sentences and phrases, some of which are not relevant to the original question.
14. "Slash," "divide," and "oblique" are terms that can refer to different things. "Slash" can be a noun for a punctuation mark or a verb meaning to cut. "Divide" means to separate into parts or share among a group. "Oblique" refers to something slanted or at an angle. The sentence about escape characters is technical and refers to computer programming or text editing.