My lesson

"The harvest is plentiful, but the workers are few. Wildflowers are plentiful in spring. We enjoyed abundant sunshine on our vacation."

O primeiro indica grande fartura ou excedente, e é usado com substantivos incontáveis (como água, amor, vida). O segundo enfatiza que há o suficiente para todos, e deve ser usado com substantivos contáveis (como ideias, frutas, casas).

Means to bring your lips tightly together so that they form a rounded shape, usually as an expression of disapproval. Example: "I don't approve of that kind of language," she said, pursing her lips.

"He stood up and began to move around the room. Electrons move around quickly, hitting and then rebounding off each other. Move around the image and look at it from various points of view. The moons all move around the planet in the same direction."

No sentido de mudar de lugar, se mover de um lugar para outro ou circular.

"I always wipe my phone screen. Can you please wipe the table after eating? She spent the morning cleaning the entire house. After the party, we need to clean up the kitchen."

O primeiro é limpar com um pano ou produto de limpeza. O segundo é limpar de forma geral. O terceiro significa limpar ou arrumar algo que está desorganizado.

"He accidentally trampled the flowers. She stomped her foot in anger. He stamped his foot on the ground. Don't step on my shoes."

"Pisotear": com descuido, causando dano. | "Pisar": com intenção e com força. | "Bater": o pé repentinamente com força. | "Pisar": de forma geral, sem a intenção de fazer dano.

Have pity on. Have pity with. Take pity on. Feel pity for. Feel pity that. It's a pity that.

"I need a bandage for this cut on my finger. The first aid kit is stocked with various types of bandages. She carefully bandaged his hand after he burned it. In emergency situations, it's important to know how to properly bandage wounds."

Como verbo seria no sentido de "colocar curativo".

It can be used as "to have mercy on someone" and "at the mercy of". Examples: "Have mercy on us, forgive our sins. They begged for mercy in the face of adversity. The ship was at the mercy of the storm."

No sentido de estar à mercê de algo ou alguém.

"My baby gets upset when I leave the room. It still upsets him when he thinks about the accident."

É um termo amplo, que pode se referir a um desconforto emocional, perturbação ou desequilíbrio, incluindo tristeza, raiva, ou frustração, muitas vezes relacionados a eventos ou situações inesperadas.

"Outside my door I could hear people walking to and fro. She stood up and began to pace to and fro. The ducks were toing and froing. We are following the to-and-fro in New York."

Pode ser utilizado como verbo "ir-e-vir", como substantivo "vaivém", e ainda como advérbio equivalente à locução adverbial “prá lá e prá cá”. Pode acontecer de ser usado também como “para a frente e para trás” ou “de um lado para o outro”.

"I repent for speaking so harshly yesterday. He repented after realizing how much he had hurt his family. He looked repentant after realizing his mistake."

Não são usados no cotidiano. Possuem conotação religiosa e bíblica.

Colocar o pé sobre algo, não necessariamente pressionando.