英语同义词

6.哭

 cry: The most general one.

 (哭泣) weep: To let flow tears.

 (抽泣 抽嗒) sob: To weep or sigh with short quick breaths.

 (哭天抹泪 涕泪交流) snivel: To sniffle and cry in a irritating manner.

 (哭嚎 又哭又闹) blubber: To cry loudly noisily.

 (发出低声报怨声) whine: To make a low complaining cry.

 (嚎哭) bawl: To utter loud cries (always in bad sense).

 (痛哭) wail: To cry aloud from pain or sorrow.

 (呻吟) moan: To make a low, miserable sound in pain or sorrow.

 (呻吟) grown: To make a low sound of pain, unhappiness or disapproval

 (哀悼) mourn: To feel or show sadness or sorrow for someone who has died.

 (哀悼) lament: To express great sorrow or regret.  

7.美丽 漂亮

 good-looking: Having an attractive appearance in a strong, healthy way used for men and women not things.

 beautiful: ( a woman or a thing) Suggesting symmetry of features or perfection of proportion, elegance and mobility. beautiful flowers, a beautiful girl/voice/city/face beautiful weather.

 handsome: Of attractive appearance applies to men. a handsome fellow/actor/horse/buildings/young man.

 pretty: (a girl, or a small thing) Suggesting liveliness and sweetness, pleasing or nice to look at. a pretty little woman/garden, a pretty girl/ picture/piece of music,  

 lovely: (something) So beautiful that it makes you feel good to look at it or even to think about it. The garden looks lovely.  

 fair: Beautiful( of woman in poet) light in color esp., skin hair.

 gorgeous: (persons or things) (inf) Extremely beautiful or handsome.  

8.拉 拖

 pull: The most general one.

 draw: It implies a smoother, steadier motion and generally a lighter force than pull.

 drag: It usually refers to horizontal motion or motion up an incline (slope) and it suggests laborious efforts over rough ground or against friction, resistance or gravity.

 The escaped prisoner was dragged out of his hiding place.

 haul: It implies continuous pulling or dragging of heavy or bulky objects.

 The fisherman is hauling a net.

 tug: It applies to hard often sudden violent effort to pull.  

 He tugged at my sleeve to ask directions.

 jerk: To pull suddenly.

 He jerked out the knife that was stuck in the wound.

 tow: To pull by a rope or chain. We towed the car to the nearest garage.

 wrench: To pull hard with a twisting or turning movement.