Words ending in zero

Static, preliminary, revolutionary, ordinary and extraordinary

First of all, static

Pronunciation: English [? ste？ Nri] beauty [? ste？ Neri]?

Interpretation: motionless, still.

For example: fixed? Cars? Are you online? Traffic? Jam? Why? Answer? Great? Deal? Yes? Pollution.

Stationary cars produce a lot of pollution in traffic jams.

Second, preliminary.

Pronunciation: English [prl? m？ n？ Ri] beauty [prl? m？ Neri]?

Explanation: Prepare.

Example: It? Had it? Is anyone here? About what? Ten? Minutes? Where to? Cover? That? Preparation work.

The preparation takes about 10 minutes.

Third, revolutionary.

Pronunciation: English [? revlu？ n？ Ri] beauty [? revlu？ Neri]?

Interpretation: revolutionary.

Example: Do? What about you? Do you know? Did you find anything? About what? That? Revolutionary? activity

Do you know anything about this revolutionary movement?

Fourth, ordinary.

Pronunciation: English [? Dnri] Beauty [? rdneri]？

Interpretation: ordinary.

Example: I am? Just? Answer? Very? Ordinary,? Bored? Normal? Guy.

I'm just a fairly mediocre and boring ordinary person.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) singular

Pronunciation: English [? k？ Strdnri] beauty [? k？ strrd？ Neri]?

Interpretation: Unexpectedly.

Example: have we? Made it? Extraordinary? Progress? As? Answer? Society? Are you online? That? Respect.

In this respect, our society has made great progress.