English translation/translation/interpretation

1 formatting ability I looked it up in Oxford Ying Ying Dictionary, and there was no preposition collocation, so I used it directly as a countable noun and an uncountable noun.

He is ready to know that he has got the job, so the interview is just a formality. (countable nouns)

She thanked him primly. (uncountable nouns)

Etiquette Oxford defines "the formal rules of correct or standardized behavior among members of society or a specific occupation, which means that it is in line with the polite norms and rules of social etiquette".

He was a drummer when he left, and finally turned the drum into a gun. I guess it means that this person has gone bad. )

4 start out means to start a journey; Tolave began his journey; Leave.

5 recruiters refer to recruiters.

The complement of verb 6 is also a noun, which means "supplement, supplement". Often used with to.

People talk about slavery and state power in the street.

He was dissatisfied with the strong young people in Newark who stood aside to fight in the war.

A woman in a veil.

10 people.

1 1 extend means extension, and extend means the noun "range, degree and length".

12 eraser means eraser.

13 stile ladder means to help the dog jump off the ladder.

1 peep means to look at something quickly and secretly, especially through a small hole, and peer means to look at something closely or carefully, especially when you can't see clearly.

Isabel looked at him dumbfounded with fear.

16 blood transfusion.

Hope to adopt.