Second, interpretation:
Preposition use; Moreover, use; About; accord with ...
Serve? Is it hot? With what? Pasta? Or? Rice? And then what? French? Beans
Serve hot with pasta or rice and green beans.
Third, the etymological explanation:
Wi, directly from old English, means opposition and opposition; Derived from primitive Germanic language, withro means to object.
Fourth, the classic quotations:
Affected by the coastal weather in Sicily.
Affected by the coastal weather in Sicily.
Said by: T. North
Extended data:
First, the words:
Preposition (preposition)
1 and with can also be interpreted as "keep up with" and "understand", which are generally used in interrogative sentences or negative sentences.
2.with can also be used as a solution of "merging with [mashup]".
3. When with indicates the adjoint state, make a solution of "the same direction as … [degree, ratio]". Connective noun+infinitive, noun+present participle, noun+past participle.
4. It means to compare and parallel with.
5.with can be used to express subjunctive mood, meaning "if, if". Used in chorus and refrain of poetry or folk songs. With usually has no practical meaning.
6. When words such as away and down are added before with, they can be used as command formats without verbs.
Take him away! = Take him away!
Let him go. Take him away!
Down with imperialism! = Let go of imperialism!
Down with imperialism! Destroy imperialism!
7. Comparison between 7.by and with: Both can indicate how someone does something, but they are used in different ways. When you use by, you usually get the result by some behavior, while with gets the result by using some tool or object. ?
Generally speaking, with can be used as the antonym of by and with at the same time, expressing the opposite meaning. By can also be used for transportation, such as buses and trains. In passive sentences, by is often used to introduce "the person or thing that produces behavior"
I killed that spider.
Let him go. Take him away!
I killed the spider with my shoes.
I killed the spider with my shoes.
I was interviewed by three directors.
I was interviewed by three directors.
8. Adjectives, past participles or nouns followed by objects 8.with can be used as predications.
He always sleeps with the window open.
He always sleeps with the window open.
His daughter was a student when he died.
He died with his daughter, but he was still a schoolgirl.
Second, the word meaning discrimination:
Despite, for the sake of, despite
These words can all mean "concession". After means "concession", which is used with all in most cases, meaning "after everything, still ……"; ?
Although it has the same meaning as insipiteof, it is a formal term with strong tone; When for means "concession", its meaning and usage are basically the same as with, indicating the reasons and reasons for reservation or invalidity, meaning "although … still …" and "although … still …". They are usually used in spoken English and must be used with all and appear at the beginning of a sentence. ?
Although it is a formal language, which means "concession" with a weak tone, its object is often a noun indicating a less difficult obstacle. The phrase it guides can be placed at the beginning and end of a sentence, and sometimes it can be placed after the phrase it guides.