Cain and his brother Abel
The word Cain[ Cain] n. Cain (son of Adam); Murderer; Brother killer
Proper noun Abel[eib? L] n. Abel (the second son of Adam and Eve); Abel (male name)
Adam named his wife Eve because she was the mother of all living beings.
Adam named his wife Eve because she is the mother of all things.
Proper noun Adam ['? d？ In the tradition of Bible and Koran, Adam (the name of the first human being)
The proper noun Eve [i? Eve (the first woman in the Bible)
The word biology
She has two sons, Cain and Abel.
She has two sons, Cain and Abel.
Abel was a shepherd but Cain was a farmer.
Abel was a shepherd but Cain was a farmer.
The word shepherd? ep？ Shepard; Pastor; teacher
The word peasant noun? 【‘fɑ？ m？ ] farmer; Farmers; farmer
One day, Cain brought some fruits and grains he planted himself to the Lord.
One day, Cain offered his fruits and grains to God.
The prototype of the word bringing: the past tense of the verb bringing? Bring; Urged; Reason; give rise to
Dedication ['? f？ Sacrifice; Dedication; Sacrificial ceremony
The word fruit noun? 【fru？ T] fruit; Results; Fruitful
Word grain noun? [ɡre？ Grain; Grain; Traces; granule
The word grow prototype: the past participle of the grow verb? [ω r] v. increase; Growth; Become; Planting; Start gradually
Proper noun Yahweh? [Bible] Jehovah (referring to God)
Abel also brought the best animals from his flock and offered their fat to the Lord.
Abel also brought some of the best animals from his herd and offered the best of them to the Lord.
Vocabulary of (sth) sth.
Flock noun? 【fl？ K] a group; Conformity; Many; The masses; sheep flock
The word sacred prototype: past participle of sacred verb? [? kr？ Law? Sacrifice; Sacrifice; Sell at a loss; sacrifice
The word fat adjective? 【f？ T] obesity; Fat; plump
Lexical prototype: plural form of lexical nouns? 【pi？ S] pieces; Articles; Movies; Shielding; Works; fragment
The Lord likes Abel and his offering, but he doesn't like Cain and his offering.
The Lord was satisfied with Abel and his offering, but not Cain and his offering.
Please prototype: please [pli? Z] v. make happy; Satisfied; Willing; Try to please
Is the verb please in the simple present tense (except the third person singular)? 【pli？ Z] v. make happy; Satisfied; Willing; Try to please
This made Cain very angry, and his face showed it.
This made Cain very angry and showed it on his face.
The word angry adjective? ['ri] angry; angry
The Lord said to Cain, "Why are you angry and glaring?
Then the Lord said to Cain, "Why are you angry and frown?
The word frowning verb is generally the present tense (except the third person singular) [ska? L] v. frown; (The sky) became gloomy.
If you are upright and good, will your offering not be acceptable?
If what you do is right and good, won't your dedication be accepted?
Word acceptance prototype: accept adjectives? [? Separate, separate. Accept; Agree; Take on (responsibility, etc.). ) accept
But if you do something wrong, sin will crouch at the door like a beast, and the desire to commit crime will overcome you; But you should master it. "
But if you do something wrong, sin is like a beast at the door, and the desire to commit crime will conquer you; But you should control it. "
An adjective with the wrong word? By mistake; By mistake; Bad things; Crime; Deception; Mistakes; injustice
The word sin? original sin
The word crouching prototype: crouching [kra? t？ ] 5. Get down; kneel
The word wild adverb? 【wa？ Ld] adj Wild; Savage; Undeveloped; crazy
The word beast noun? [Bi? Holy] beast; domestic animal
The word noun of desire? 【d？ Desire; Desire =
The prototype of the word come verb? [? v？ k？ [m]vt。 Overcome; Overcome; Make it unbearable; Overwhelming (feelings, etc.) ) 6. Win; win
The word master? st？ ] control; grasp
Cain said to his brother Abel, "Let's go to the fields." While they were in the field, Cain beat his brother Abel and killed him.
Cain said to his brother Abel, "Let's go to the fields." While they were in the field, Cain suddenly attacked his brother Abel and killed him.
Grammar while is generally used to guide adverbial clauses, indicating that a stands for time, "when …"; At the same time "; B. expressing concessions, "although, although"; C. means turning point, "however, but" Adverbial clauses guided by while usually use the simple present tense to indicate future actions or states. ; I kept the house tidy while he was away. I cleaned the house clean while he was away.
Grammar makes someone. /something. Do sth. Let sb (sth) do sth. Example: Don't let your temper get out of hand. Control yourself and don't lose your temper.
The word domain noun? [Philippines? Ld] field; Field; Sports ground; Site; Field (plural); Field; Domain; field
The word strike prototype: strike verb past tense? 【stra？ k]v . hit； rush
Prototype of the word kill: past tense of the kill verb? 【k？ L] sue for murder; Termination; eliminate
When the Lord said to Cain, "Where is your brother Abel?" Cain replied, "I don't know; Am I my brother's keeper? " The Lord said, "What have you done?
When God said to Cain, "Where is your brother Abel?" Cain replied, "I don't know. Am I my brother's keeper? " The Lord said, "What have you done?
Word guardian noun? 【‘ki？ p？ ] caretaker; Breeder; manager
Listen! Your brother's blood is crying to me in the ground.
Listen to the translation! Your brother's blood cried out to me from the ground.
The word hark [hɑ? k]v . & lt； Text > listen; Memories; Put forward again
The word blood? 【bl？ D] blood; Descent; hostility
Word crying prototype: is the crying verb in the present continuous tense or gerund? 【kra？ ] 5. Cry; Shout (loudly); Demand (strong)
The word ground [?ra? Ground; place
Even now, you are condemned by the land that received your brother's blood from you.
Even now, you have been condemned by the earth, and the earth has accepted your brother's blood from you.
Word condensed prototype: condensed verb past tense? 【k？ Same as [in] a. Condemn; sentence
The word very? Exactly, exactly; Even; Full; trait
Is the word receive verb the simple present tense (except the third person singular)? 【r？ Is it? [v] v. Roger that; Received; receive
Whenever you cultivate the land, it will no longer yield to your strength; You will be a wanderer and a wanderer on the earth. "
Whenever you cultivate the land, it will no longer yield to your strength; You should be a tramp, a tramp on the ground. "
When never prototype word: when never interrogative adverb? [text' ev? Whenever, whenever; Whenever; at any time
The word till [t? L] cultivation
Word output [Ji? Ld] v. production; Profit; Output; bend down
The word strength noun? 【stre？ Strength; Strength; Strength; strong point
The word tramp [tr? Mp] on foot; step on
The word vagrant noun? 【‘w？ nd？ r？ [English extensive reading materials]
Cain said to the Lord, "My punishment is too heavy for me.
Cain said to the Lord, my punishment is too heavy for me to bear.
The phrase is more than ... (more), for example, more than two employees are involved in this matter. This matter involves more than two employees.
The word punishment noun? 【‘p？ nm？ punish
The word bear verb prototype? [Yes? ] 5. forbearance; load
Look, you kicked me out of this land today, and I can't worship you anymore;
Listen, if you kick me out of this place today, I can't worship you anymore;
You this pronoun? [? Answer? ] pron。 [ancient] you; Uh; you
The word hast is the singular present tense of the second person of the have verb in old English, and it is usually used with thou (the singular form of the second person "you" in old English). Example: Let her be the person you specify. I know you are very kind to my master.
The prototype of the word drive: the past participle of the drive verb? 【dra？ Drive; Drive away; force
The word adverb today? ['t？ Dey ] Today
Is the word worry verb in the present tense (except the third person singular)? [example] 6. Worship; worship
Pronouns of the word they? [? Me? Pronoun [archaic] you; You; Your own example: I may not know them very well. I may not recognize you in the future.
I will be a vagrant and vagrant on the earth, and whoever finds me will kill me. "
I will be a vagrant, a vagrant on the earth, and anyone who meets me will kill me. "
Any interrogative pronoun [Hu? ev？ ] pron。 No matter who it is; No matter who it is; Anyone/anyone
And the Lord said to him, If anyone kills you, he will be punished sevenfold.
And the Lord said to him, If a man kills you, he will be punished seven times.
Word kills prototype: plural form of kill noun? 【k？ L] sue for murder; Termination; Eliminate; To make painful; Kill; Exhausted; Kill; kill
Punished prototype: past participle of punishment verb? 【‘p？ Punishment; Be rude to vi punish
The word sevenfold.
So the Lord made a sign for Cain to prevent anyone who found him from killing him.
So God made a sign for Cain so that anyone who found him would not kill him.
Mark [mɑ? K] mark; Traces; Scores; trademark
So Cain wandered away from the presence of the Lord, far from Eden.
Cain left the LORD and the Garden of Eden and lived a vagrant life.
The word noun present? Attendance ['attendance] n. Existence; Be present; Survival degree
Eden [me? Eden; amusement park