(1) Our dog has a bald patch on its leg. (2) a bald tyre (= a tyre whose surface has become smooth) (3) The bald fact is that we don't need you any longer.
(1) an ugly face (2) an ugly building (3) an ugly incident
ugly [ˈʌgli] 📢 UK📢 US
adj.难看的；丑陋的；有敌意的；不祥的； n.丑陋的人（东西）；
n.地点，场所；斑点，污点；[股票]现货；职位，职务； v.弄上污渍，弄上斑点；污辱，玷污；认出，发现；散步； adj.现场的；现货的；插播的； abbr.satellite positioning and tracking 卫星定位和跟踪；
adj.运气好的，侥幸的；兆头好的，吉祥的；〈俚〉难得；很恰当的；
n.道路；方法；方向；某方面； adv.远远地，大大地；
(1) Do you want your baby to have blue eyes or brown, blond hair or dark? (2) blond hair is unique in that it changes dramatically with age. (3) Forget that Culkin is blond and blue eyed, and that Blanket is dark and possibly Latino.
(1) I didn't realize (that) you were so unhappy. (2) The moment I saw her, I realized something was wrong. (3) I don't think you realize how important this is to her.
realize [ˈri:əlaɪz] 📢 UK📢 US
adv.究竟什么时候；不论何时； conj.无论什么时候；随时；无论何时；每当；
n.厨师，大师傅；
adv.几乎； prep.紧邻；在…近旁；仅次于；紧接；
vt.实现；了解；（所担心的事）发生；以…价格卖出； vt.& vi.变卖，赚得；
(1) We're open till 6 o'clock. (2) Can't you wait till we get home? (3) Just wait till you see it. It's great.
(1) He broke his nose in the fight. (2) She wrinkled her nose in disgust. (3) He blew his nose (= cleared it by blowing strongly into a handkerchief ) .
(1) Do wolves belong to the canine species? (2) He did not belong to his set of friends. (3) Under federal law, the lands under navigable waters belong to states.
belong to [biˈlɔŋ tu:] 📢 UK📢 US
n.过去一向，过去时常，过去曾（而现在不再）做； （用于过去持续或经常发生的事）曾经；
属于；是（某团体、国家等）的成员；属于（某时期）；归于；
事实上，其实；说起来；
n.岸；滨；国家（尤指濒海国家）；支柱； vt.支撑；支持；
(1) a highly intelligent child (2) to ask an intelligent question (3) a search for intelligent life on other planets
intelligent [ɪnˈtelɪdʒənt] 📢 UK📢 US
adv.坦白地说；打开天窗说亮话；
n.安全，平安；安全设备，保险装置；保险器，安全瓣；[棒]安全打；
adj.聪明的；理解力强的；有智力的；[计]智能的；
同（某人）谈话；责骂；
(1) bright/dark/light/pale blue (2) The room was decorated in vibrant blues and yellows. (3) She was dressed in blue.
(1) (especially British English)‘You should really have asked me first. ’ ‘Right, okay, fair comment . ’ (2) To be fair , she behaved better than we expected. (3) It seems only fair that they should give us something in return.
(1) We're up to our ears in work. (2) News of his affair eventually reached her ears. (3) ‘I bumped into your ex-wife last night. ’ ‘I thought I could feel my ears burning! ’
(1) Why don't you and I go away this weekend? (2) She was on antibiotics for an eye infection that wouldn't go away. (3) I think we need to go away and think about this.
(1) Some of the finest drinking glasses are made from lead crystal. (2) Nervously clutching our glasses of chilled wine, we gathered on the terrace. (3) Its influence can make you view life through rose-coloured glasses.
(1) I'm not strong enough to carry him... (2) I feared I wouldn't be able to control such a strong horse. (3) He is sharp and manipulative with a strong personality...
strong [strɒŋ] 📢 UK📢 US
vt.& vi.呼喊，叫喊；高声说或发出喊叫声； n.大叫；大叫着说；呐喊；
adj.强的；坚强的；强烈的；强壮的； adv.强劲地；猛烈地；大大地；坚强地；
n.鲑鳟鱼； v.钓[捕]鳟鱼；
adv.大概；或许；很可能；备不住；
(1) look at that boat dancing on the waves. (2) Using a scanner, we can look at the unborn foetus. (3) We're so late I daren't look at my watch.
(1) He's far too young to go on his own. (2) This is too large a helping for me/This helping is too large for me. (3) Is it too much to ask for a little quiet?
(1) I went for a run there, keeping an eye on the children the whole time... (2) ...a very simple punishment code based on an-eye-for-an-eye. (3) Here, massive dunes stretched in every direction as far as the eye could see...
(1) It is nearly always women who are the primary care givers. (2) I supported us by writing bilge for women's magazines. (3) Many women know how to carry out repairs on their cars.