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changes是改变 exchange是交换

but often exchanged glances但经常交换眼神

n.贸易, 商业, 交易, 生意, 市场职业, 行业, 手工艺[总称]同人, 同行, 同业者[总称]顾客, 主顾[美]政治上的交易; 政党间妥协[thetrade][口]酒商, 酿酒商[the trade][英军俚]英海军潜艇部队[the trade s]【气】贸易风, 信风[方]碎屑; 路foreign trade对外贸易roaring trade非常兴隆的生意sweet trade糖食点心行业trade union工会That store has a lot of trade.那个商店有许多顾客。习惯用语a dog"s trade大家所不喜欢的事by trade就职业而言; 职业是carriage trade受富裕阶层光顾的生意富有的顾客drive [do, make] a roaring trade生意兴隆fair trade公平贸易, 信守产销合同的贸易[俚]走私He works best who knows his trade.[谚]事怕行家。horse trade[美]马匹买卖; 讨价后互相让步的交易narrow trade[美]经营服饰用品的行业of a trade同行play a [one"s] trade经营某种商业; 从事某种手艺put sb. to a trade使某人去学一门手艺shepherd"s trade田园诗的写作【宗】耶稣的业绩two of a trade同行; 两个竞争者Two of a trade never [seldom] agree.[谚]同行是冤家。trade away卖掉trade in做...生意, 经营trade off轮流, 交替交替使用卖掉, 换掉trade on [upon][口]利用trade out出卖trade sth. for用某物换(某物)trade up将...折价换取更贵重的同类东西劝(顾客)买更贵的东西参考词汇见business 习惯用语 | 词性变化 | 参考词汇 | 更多...近/反义词简明英汉词典基本解释trade n.贸易, 商业, 交易, 生意, 职业, 行业, [气]信风, 顾客vi.交易, 买卖, 经商, 对换, 购物vt.用...进行交换习惯用语 | 词性变化 | 参考词汇 | 更多...常用词组近/反义词现代英汉词典基本解释trade n.买卖；交易；贸易Trade with other countries is important.与其他国家进行贸易很重要。行业the clothes trade服装行业同行者；同业者职业；行当；手艺He is learning the carpenter"s trade.他在学木匠手艺。She"s a dressmaker by trade.她是女服裁缝。贸易额；交易量a good trade in flowers卖花的生意很好词性变化vi., vt.traded, trading（常与in, with连用）交易；贸易；做买卖We trade with other countries.我们和其他国家做生意。（常与with, for连用）互相交换，互相对换常用词组trade in（常与for连用） 折价以旧换新；贴换（东西）；以物易物习惯用语 | 词性变化 | 参考词汇 | 更多...近/反义词[七国语言]英汉公共大词典基本解释trade买卖;交易;商业;贸易同义词bargain barter business calling career craft deal exchange line occupation practice profession pursuit reciprocate swap switch traffic vocation work 例句Assembling trade来料装配贸易Consignment trade寄售贸易Counter trade对销贸易；抵偿贸易Invisible trade无形贸易Opium Trade鸦片贸易vt.交换, 调换, 互换交流, 交易兑换, 把...兑换成...; 退换exchange Christmas gifts交换圣诞节礼物exchange seats with sb.与某人调换一个座位exchange experience交流经验exchange greetings互相问候exchange foreign money for Renminbi把外币兑成人民币She didn"t really like the hat, but it couldn"t be exchanged.她并不十分喜欢那顶帽子, 但却无法退换。习惯用语A fair exchange is no robbery.[谚]公平交易并非强夺。in exchange for以...换make an exchange交换on the stock exchange在证券交易上, 在证券买卖上exchange blows互相殴打, 打架exchange sth. with sb.与某人交换[调换]某种东西exchange words争吵, 吵架详见 http://dict.iciba.com/exchange/ http://dict.iciba.com/trade/

swapn. 交换；交换之物vt. 以...作交换；与...交换vi. 交易；交换exchangen. 交换；兑换；交易所；交流vt. 交换；交易；兑换vi. 交换；交易；兑换

用replace,调换而return 指退回exchange 指平等交换

两者意义完全不同，没有关系。switch是“切换”，在n个选择中选一个。比如看电视换台。exchange是“交换”，两者之间发生的，你的给我，我的给你。

exchange 交换,调换,兑换,交流,交易 被用来与……交换,交换什么就在for后面加什么

这句话的树形图可以用句子成分分析法来画。从句法结构的关系意义出发，对句子作成分功能或作用分析的方法叫句子成分分析法，即用各种方法标出基本成分（主语、谓语、宾语）和次要成分（状语、补语）。 句子有七个成分：主语、谓语、宾语、补语、定语、状语、同位语。主语是句子里被陈述的对象，谓语是用来陈述主语的。在一般情况下，主语在前，谓语在后。宾语往往表示动作支配的对象，并且总是处在动词或介系词的后头，表示方法是在宾语下面加波浪线。补语是补充说明主语和宾语的意义的，位于联系动词后面的补语叫做表语，补语用尖括号表示。定语是名词性词语的修饰成分，状语是动词性、形容词性词语的修饰成分。定语用小括号来表示，状语则用中括号表示。这句话的主语部分为Tom，谓语部分为exchanged the money and fell around the corner，它的句子成分分析法如下：Tom exchanged the money and fell [around the corner].

change, 意为“变化，改变”exhange,意为“交换”，二者词义不同change,e.g.: She has been changing her dresses for 2 hours to find the perfect piece.exchange,e.g.: I would like to exchange my life with yours, you have the most precious thing in the world, so take care of it!

change： n. 变化；找回的零钱vt. 改变；交换vi. 改变；兑换换，更换，调换，掉换：Most stores will allow the purchaser to exchange goods.大多数商店将允许顾客更换商品。The two armies exchanged prisoners.两军交换了战俘。换回，换来，换取：I exchanged the defective tire for a good one.我用一条有毛病的轮胎换一条新的轮胎。把…换成；用…交换；兑换(for)：I"d like to exchange this dress for one in a smaller size.我想把这件衣服换一件小点尺寸的。to exchange honour for wealth以荣誉换取财富to exchange dollars for Renminbi把美元兑换成人民币exchange:n. 交换；交流；交易所；兑换vt. 交换；交易；兑换vi. 交换；交易；兑换(使)改变；变换；改革；更改：Flyovers have changed the face of the city.立交桥改变了城市的面貌。更换；替换：She changed her clothes rapidly.她迅速地更换了衣服。交换；调换：He went back to the shop and changed that shirt for a larger one.他返回商店把那件衬衣调换成一件大一些的。He changes letters with a foreign friend.他与一位外国朋友通信。兑换，把…换成：He changed a five-dollar bill for five single ones.他把一张5美元的钞票兑换成5张一美元的钞票。I changed my dollars into francs.我把我的美元换成了法郎。

change英 [tʃeɪndʒ] 美 [tʃendʒ] vt.改变，变更;交换，替换;兑换;换衣服（床单）vi.改变，转变;交换，互换;换衣，更衣n.变化，改变;交换，交替;零钱，找头;代替物词汇难度：高考 / CET4 / 考研第三人称单数： changes 复数： changes 现在分词： changing 过去式： changed 过去分词： changedexchange英 [ɪksˈtʃeɪndʒ] 美 [ɪksˈtʃendʒ] n.交换;交易所;交易;兑换（率）vt.兑换;交换，互换;交换，调换vi.交换，替换;进行易货贸易，作物物交换;[金融业]（货币）交换，兑换词汇难度：高考 / CET4 / 考研 / IELTS / TOEFL / TEM8第三人称单数： exchanges 复数： exchanges 现在分词： exchanging 过去式： exchanged 过去分词： exchanged

exchange student专业名词； exchanged student可以理解为非专业名词,翻译为交换的学生. 就像青苹果,青色的苹果.

其实很简单exchange主要是“交换”的意思，是双方的动作；change主要是“改变”的意思，是单方的动作；

exchange交换双语对照词典结果：exchange[英][ɪksˈtʃeɪndʒ][美][ɪksˈtʃendʒ]n.交换; 交易; 交易所; 兑换（率）; vt.交换，互换; 兑换; 交换，调换; vi.交换，替换; 进行易货贸易，作物物交换; [金融业]（货币）交换，兑换; 第三人称单数：exchanges过去分词：exchanged复数：exchanges现在进行时：exchanging过去式：exchanged以上结果来自金山词霸例句:1.The exchange rate also plays an important role. 汇率也是其中发挥重要作用的一味药。-----------------------------------如有疑问欢迎追问！满意请点击右上方【选为满意回答】按钮

exchange交换双语对照词典结果：exchange[英][ɪksˈtʃeɪndʒ][美][ɪksˈtʃendʒ]n.交换; 交易; 交易所; 兑换（率）; vt.交换，互换; 兑换; 交换，调换; vi.交换，替换; 进行易货贸易，作物物交换; [金融业]（货币）交换，兑换; 第三人称单数：exchanges过去分词：exchanged复数：exchanges现在进行时：exchanging过去式：exchanged

Exchange是微软为企业推出的是邮件服务，用来构建邮件系统，可以完成内部员工收发邮件，也可以与外部互联网收发邮件

vt.交换, 调换, 兑换, 交流, 交易n.交换, 调换, 兑换, 交流, 交易

exchange英 [ɪks"tʃeɪndʒ; eks-]美 [ɪks"tʃendʒ]n. 交换；交流；交易所；兑换vt. 交换；交易；兑换vi. 交换；交易；兑换

item exchange项目交换exchange[英][ɪksˈtʃeɪndʒ][美][ɪksˈtʃendʒ]n.交换; 交易; 交易所; 兑换（率）; vt.交换，互换; 兑换; 交换，调换; vi.交换，替换; 进行易货贸易，作物物交换; [金融业]（货币）交换，兑换; 第三人称单数：exchanges过去分词：exchanged复数：exchanges现在进行时：exchanging过去式：exchanged例句:1.Look at what"s happening today on exchange rate. 看看今天在汇率问题上都发生了些什么。

1、exchange更加正式，常见于书面表达，swap比较非正式，多用于口语表达。exchange可以是相似事物的交换（互换人质）；或者一种东西换另一种东西；也可以一种东西换多种东西。swap表达则多用于口语，通常只指同类事物的交换（互换明信片）。Let`s swap bussiness cards and we can contact each other sometime.这里用swap就要比exchange合适。用exchange虽无语法错误，但不符合通常用法。2、exchange含义不只是交换。除了最基本，使用频率最高的“交换”意，exchange还可以引申为语言上的交流、争论、战争；商业场合的交换。诸如交换合约：the exchange of contracts3、短语不同in exchange for ，作为...的交换。swap无此种用法。4、与作为名词时一样，动词的swap更加口语。eg. We exchanged greetings before the meeting.互相打招呼。这里不能用swap，无swap greetings用法。因为套用上文的区别，人与人之间的交流用exchange。5、读音不同：swap：英 [swɒp] 美 [swɑp]exchange：英 [ɪksˈtʃeɪndʒ] 美 [ɪksˈtʃendʒ]

演员在舞台上把形象演绎成完整的人生,然而却对被打印成（无生命的）海报无能为力。答案是b

swap和interchange都可以，exchange强调换东西，还有交流、交火的意思。

交流生

exchange student

你好！意思是这么多信息已经被改变

exchange student专业名词； exchanged student可以理解为非专业名词,翻译为交换的学生. 就像青苹果,青色的苹果.

都一样的拉,都一样的拉,

只能选b。这是as引导的让步状语从句用法，谓语表示被动关系，因为不用表示正在进行，所以不用过去进行时的被动语态形式。

代表机票换开。

佛告阿难。汝常闻我毗奈耶中，

句子中的目的状语对吗对呀这个状语很对

3月20日 13:35 exchange 用英文解释更好理解： give something to someone and receive something from them:常用句型为：exchang sth for sthIt"s traditional for the two teams to exchange shirts after the game.I exchanged those trousers for a larger size.Every month the group meets so its members can exchange their views/opinions (= have a discussion).We exchanged greetings before the meeting.We can exchange addresses when we see each other.

含义不同 1.exchange:释义：n.交换，互换，交流，掉换，交谈。 2.change:释义：n.改变，变化，变更，变革。 扩展资料 　　用法不同: 　　1.exchange:用法：exchange的基本意思是“交换”,可以表示以贸易手段以一物换取另一物; 　　也可指一般的.一物与另一物相交换; 　　有时还指在两个或更多人之间换东西。引申可表示“交流”经验、思想等。 　　例句：We exchanged addresses and Christmas cards.我们交换了地址和圣诞贺卡。 　　2.change:用法：change的基本意思是使事物变得与以往不同,指事物发生了本质的变化或指一事物取代了另一事物。 　　例句：The ambassador appealed for a change in US policy.大使呼吁美国在政策上作出改变。 　　侧重点不同: 　　1.exchange:解析：exchange我给你A你给我B。 　　2.change:解析：change没有交换的意思换车是指你一开始称一号线到某站换二号线吧。

交火，交战；（言辞激烈、辛辣或诙谐的）交谈，对话；争吵

exchange 是交换改变的意思，必须有两个主体，一般用在交易东西change没这种要求，更广一些

he is a exchange student

改期的话，只要不是特价票是就可以。

转换，变换

exchange用作动词，既可用作及物动词，也可用作不及物动词，表示交换，兑换等含义。用作名词时表示交易所，兑换等含义。1.exchange的基本含义是“交换”,可以表示以贸易手段以一物换取另一物; 也可指一般的一物与另一物相交换; 有时还指在两个或更多人之间换东西。引申可表示“交流”经验、思想等。 2.exchange既可用作不及物动词,也可用作及物动词。 （1）用作及物动词时,接名词或代词作宾语,且所接的名词一般为复数。 They exchanged addresses.他们交换了地址。 You two boys exchange places.你们两个孩子交换一下位置。 （2）用作不及物动词 This currency exchanges at par.这货币平价兑换。 3.exchange宾语后常接介词for,表示“以…换取”; 接介词with表示“与某人交换(某物)”。 4.exchange后可接单数或是复数，一般在行动上，会有单数形式出现。 They exchanged caps.他们俩交换帽子。 They exchanged a smile.他们俩交换笑容。 5.exchange for (v.+prep.)用…换取 I"d like to exchange a watch for a camera. 我想用表换相机。 She exchanged honour for wealth. 她牺牲荣誉以换取财富。 6.exchange with (v.+prep.) 与(某人)交换… They exchanged hostages with each other. 他们彼此交换了人质。 Tom exchanged gifts with John at Christmas. 汤姆与约翰在圣诞节交换礼物。

不能 在这里 exchanged 是作为形容词出现，形容student，exchange为动词或名词，这里不能用

to

exchange用作动词，既可用作及物动词，也可用作不及物动词，表示交换，兑换等含义。用作名词时表示交易所，兑换等含义。1.exchange的基本含义是“交换”,可以表示以贸易手段以一物换取另一物; 也可指一般的一物与另一物相交换; 有时还指在两个或更多人之间换东西。引申可表示“交流”经验、思想等。 2.exchange既可用作不及物动词,也可用作及物动词。 （1）用作及物动词时,接名词或代词作宾语,且所接的名词一般为复数。 They exchanged addresses.他们交换了地址。 You two boys exchange places.你们两个孩子交换一下位置。 （2）用作不及物动词 This currency exchanges at par.这货币平价兑换。 3.exchange宾语后常接介词for,表示“以…换取”; 接介词with表示“与某人交换(某物)”。 4.exchange后可接单数或是复数，一般在行动上，会有单数形式出现。 They exchanged caps.他们俩交换帽子。 They exchanged a smile.他们俩交换笑容。 5.exchange for (v.+prep.)用…换取 I"d like to exchange a watch for a camera. 我想用表换相机。 She exchanged honour for wealth. 她牺牲荣誉以换取财富。 6.exchange with (v.+prep.) 与(某人)交换… They exchanged hostages with each other. 他们彼此交换了人质。 Tom exchanged gifts with John at Christmas. 汤姆与约翰在圣诞节交换礼物。

1、exchange的意思：n.交换; 互换; 交流; 掉换; 交谈; 对话; 争论; 兑换; 汇兑; 交流，互访; 交易所;vt.交换; 交流; 掉换; 兑换; 交易; 更换; 交换(尤指房屋或土地买卖的契约); 2、exchange的读音：英[ɪksˈtʃeɪndʒ]美[ɪksˈtʃeɪndʒ] 3、第三人称单数：exchanges 复数：exchanges 现在分词：exchanging 过去式：exchanged 过去分词：exchanged

ex+change，望采纳

exchange 英 [ɪksˈtʃeɪndʒ] 美 [ɪksˈtʃendʒ] n. 交换; 交易所; 交易; 兑换（率）; vt. 兑换; 交换，互换; 交换，调换; vi. 交换，替换; 进行易货贸易，作物物交换; [金融业] （货币） 交换，兑换; [例句]We exchanged addresses and Christmas cards.我们交换了地址和圣诞贺卡。[其他] 第三人称单数：exchanges 复数：exchanges 现在分词：exchanging 过去式：exchanged 过去分词：exchanged

Exchange [iks"tʃeindʒ] 如果要我用中文标，那就是“一可是前几”（无奈啊，这种方法N久没用了，怕你不会音标，所以还是写了）

exchange 英 [ɪks"tʃeɪndʒ; eks-] 美 [ɪks"tʃendʒ] n. 交换；交流；交易所；兑换vt. 交换；交易；兑换vi. 交换；交易；兑换

exchange英[ɪksˈtʃeɪndʒ]美[ɪksˈtʃendʒ]n.交换; 交易所; 交易; 兑换（率）vt.兑换; 交换，互换; 交换，调换vi.交换，替换; 进行易货贸易，作物物交换; [金融业]（货币）交换，兑换网络邮件服务器; 货币兑换; 汇票第三人称单数：exchanges复数：exchanges现在分词：exchanging过去式：exchanged过去分词：exchanged形近词：Exchangesexchangesexchangeintrachange数据来源：金山词霸双语例句柯林斯词典英英释义百度百科百度知道新1Free exchange of goods was advantageous to all.商品自由交换惠泽八方。

n.交换；交流；交易所；兑换vt.交换；交易；兑换vi.交换；交易；兑换专业用法： 交易[经] ; 交换[计] ; 互通[法]过去式exchanged过去分词exchanged现在分词exchanging复数exchanges第三人称单数exchanges

楼上的 人家问的是怎么读 复制啥百度翻译。。。怎么读是吧 听好了~“诶克斯趁治”

作名词时译为“交换；交流；交易所；兑换”，作动词时译为“交换；交易；兑换”。exchange 变化形式：复数： exchanges第三人称单数： exchanges过去式： exchanged过去分词： exchanged现在分词： exchangingexchange 用法和例句：Knowledge exchange is never a one-way street .交流知识绝不是一条单行道。Thain forced the exchange to embrace electronic trading .塞恩迫使该交易所采取电子交易系统。So exchange groups must look elsewhere for their rewards .因此交易所集团必须从其它地方寻找回报。The columbian exchange continues to this day .哥伦布大交换现今仍在继续着。But he declined to characterize the exchange .但是，洛文杰决绝就汇率问题做出评价。

英:[ɪksˈtʃeɪndʒ]美:[ɪksˈtʃendʒ]释义：n. 交换;交易;交易所;兑换（率）vt. 交换，互换;兑换;交换，调换vi. 交换，替换;进行易货贸易，作物物交换;[金融业]（货币）交换，兑换变形：复数. exchanges第三人称单数. exchanges过去式. exchanged过去分词. exchanged现在分词. exchanging短语：exchange contracts(英)（买方）与财产或土地的卖方签订合同以使交易具有法律效力in exchange作为交换

表示一种状态。。。

　　exchange英 [ɪksˈtʃeɪndʒ] 美 [ɪksˈtʃendʒ]　　n.交换; 交易所; 交易; 兑换(率)　　vt.兑换; 交换，互换; 交换，调换;　　vi.交换，替换; 进行易货贸易，作物物交换; [金融业] (货币) 交换，兑换;　　[例句]Free exchange of goods was advantageous to all.　　商品自由交换惠泽八方。　　[其他]第三人称单数：exchanges 复数：exchanges 现在分词：exchanging 过去式：exchanged 过去分词：exchanged 形近词： sexchange sexchange intrachange

exchange的过去式和过去分词 事物或者货币的已经交换或者已经兑换等

exchange[英][ɪks"tʃeɪndʒ][美][ɪksˈtʃendʒ]n.交换; 交易; 交易所; 兑换（率）; vt.交换，互换; 兑换; 交换，调换; vi.交换，替换; 进行易货贸易，作物物交换; [金融业]（货币）交换，兑换; 第三人称单数：exchanges过去分词：exchanged复数：exchanges现在进行时：exchanging过去式：exchanged~如果你认可我的回答，请及时点击【采纳为满意回答】按钮~~手机提问的朋友在客户端右上角评价点【满意】即可。~你的采纳是我前进的动力~~O(∩_∩)O，互相帮助，祝共同进步！

男演员女演员扶手椅actor是男演员的意思而在一个词后面加ress都可以变成女职业比如：服务员，老虎......arm是手臂的意思chair是椅子的意思连起来就是扶手椅

offer只表示提供，没有开价的意思

establish是建立发布的意思，理论和establish固定搭配，容易选A有难度

在数学中stochastic basis是随机基

mechanical basics中文释义：机械基础；机械原理mechanicaladj.机械的；机器的；呆板的；机械力的；物理上的；独家灌录权的；力学的；机械学的n.机械部件；工人近义词：adj. automatic, automatonlike, robotlike, mechanic反义词: n. nonmechanicalbasicsn.基础；基本原理；基本因素；（basic的复数）原形： basic

is basically characterized by 主要具有……的特点generally speaking 是总的来说，用于引起一个话题

proposed-changes拟议中的变化.很高兴为你解答！如有不懂，请追问。 谢谢！

acting on the basis of the charter对宪章的基础He drew that conclusion on the basis of the facts.他是以事实为基础得出那个结论的。Our assess is on the basis of the data acquired .我们是根据已经取得的资料来确定估价的。On the basis of the a-bove, the pr...该研究结果的可靠性已得到了数值模拟的验证。On the basis of the Britain law,Clap is especially innocent.根据英国法律，Clap无罪。First, unification on the basis of the War of Resistance.第一个，统一于抗战。We drew this conclusion on the basis of experiments.我们是在试验的基础上得出这个结论的。

这两个拼音的区别主要在声母上，声母c是平舌音，声母ch是翘舌音。

Great changes have （been去掉） taken place in our school。When entering the school，you （will）see a big garden in middle of it，with rows of trees anywhere（改为everywhere）。And there are buildings for teaching，experimenrs and dormitories，that（改为which） are all equipped with the most advanced equipment。After class，we also do some sports in the newly（改为new） stadium or on the playground。Every moring，the loud voice of reading book（改为books） can be heard in the school。What"s more，students can be seen together discussing some learning problems or exchange ideas.So（改为but） what appeals to（去掉） us most is the smiling faces in(改为of) teachers and students.We are living like members of a big family.In a word,I enjoyed(改为enjoy) my school life so much共十处，修改的内容在括号中，供参考。

歌曲名:Champagne Supernova (Album Version)歌手:matt pond pa专辑:Music From The O.C. Mix 4OasisWhats The Story Morning GloryChampagne SupernovaHow many special people change?How many lives are living strange?Where were you while we were getting high?Slowly walking down the hallFaster than a cannonballWhere were you while we were getting high?Someday you will find meCaught beneath the landslideIn a champagne supernova in the skySomeday you will find meCaught beneath the landslideIn a champagne supernovaA champagne supernova in the skyWake up the dawn and ask her whyI dream a dream she never diesWipe that tear away now from your eyeSlowly walking down the hallFaster than a cannonballWhere were you while we were getting high?Someday you will find meCaught beneath the landslideIn a champagne supernova in the skySomeday you will find meCaught beneath the landslideIn a champagne supernovaA champagne supernova"Cuz we don"t believeThat they"re gonna get away from the summerBut you and I will never dieThe world"s still spinning around we don"t know whyWhy-why-why-why-i-iHow many special people change?How many lives are living strange?Where were you while we were getting high?Slowly walking down the hallFaster than a cannonballWhere were you while we were getting high?Someday you will find meCaught beneath the landslideIn a champagne supernova in the skySomeday you will find meCaught beneath the landslideIn a champagne supernovaA champagne supernova"Cuz we don"t believeThat they"re gonna get away from the summerBut you and I will never dieThe world"s still spinning around we don"t know whyWhy-why-why-why-i-iHow many special people change?How many lives are living strange?Where were you while we were getting high?We were getting highhttp://music.baidu.com/song/7668531

歌曲名:Champagne Supernova歌手:Oasis专辑:(What"S The Story) Morning GloryOasisWhats The Story Morning GloryChampagne SupernovaHow many special people change?How many lives are living strange?Where were you while we were getting high?Slowly walking down the hallFaster than a cannonballWhere were you while we were getting high?Someday you will find meCaught beneath the landslideIn a champagne supernova in the skySomeday you will find meCaught beneath the landslideIn a champagne supernovaA champagne supernova in the skyWake up the dawn and ask her whyI dream a dream she never diesWipe that tear away now from your eyeSlowly walking down the hallFaster than a cannonballWhere were you while we were getting high?Someday you will find meCaught beneath the landslideIn a champagne supernova in the skySomeday you will find meCaught beneath the landslideIn a champagne supernovaA champagne supernova"Cuz we don"t believeThat they"re gonna get away from the summerBut you and I will never dieThe world"s still spinning around we don"t know whyWhy-why-why-why-i-iHow many special people change?How many lives are living strange?Where were you while we were getting high?Slowly walking down the hallFaster than a cannonballWhere were you while we were getting high?Someday you will find meCaught beneath the landslideIn a champagne supernova in the skySomeday you will find meCaught beneath the landslideIn a champagne supernovaA champagne supernova"Cuz we don"t believeThat they"re gonna get away from the summerBut you and I will never dieThe world"s still spinning around we don"t know whyWhy-why-why-why-i-iHow many special people change?How many lives are living strange?Where were you while we were getting high?We were getting highhttp://music.baidu.com/song/9079691

歌曲名:Champagne Supernova歌手:Oasis专辑:清晨的荣耀OasisWhats The Story Morning GloryChampagne SupernovaHow many special people change?How many lives are living strange?Where were you while we were getting high?Slowly walking down the hallFaster than a cannonballWhere were you while we were getting high?Someday you will find meCaught beneath the landslideIn a champagne supernova in the skySomeday you will find meCaught beneath the landslideIn a champagne supernovaA champagne supernova in the skyWake up the dawn and ask her whyI dream a dream she never diesWipe that tear away now from your eyeSlowly walking down the hallFaster than a cannonballWhere were you while we were getting high?Someday you will find meCaught beneath the landslideIn a champagne supernova in the skySomeday you will find meCaught beneath the landslideIn a champagne supernovaA champagne supernova"Cuz we don"t believeThat they"re gonna get away from the summerBut you and I will never dieThe world"s still spinning around we don"t know whyWhy-why-why-why-i-iHow many special people change?How many lives are living strange?Where were you while we were getting high?Slowly walking down the hallFaster than a cannonballWhere were you while we were getting high?Someday you will find meCaught beneath the landslideIn a champagne supernova in the skySomeday you will find meCaught beneath the landslideIn a champagne supernovaA champagne supernova"Cuz we don"t believeThat they"re gonna get away from the summerBut you and I will never dieThe world"s still spinning around we don"t know whyWhy-why-why-why-i-iHow many special people change?How many lives are living strange?Where were you while we were getting high?We were getting highhttp://music.baidu.com/song/1441063

歌曲名:Champagne Supernova歌手:Ben Folds Five专辑:Vault Volume I (1992-1997)OasisWhats The Story Morning GloryChampagne SupernovaHow many special people change?How many lives are living strange?Where were you while we were getting high?Slowly walking down the hallFaster than a cannonballWhere were you while we were getting high?Someday you will find meCaught beneath the landslideIn a champagne supernova in the skySomeday you will find meCaught beneath the landslideIn a champagne supernovaA champagne supernova in the skyWake up the dawn and ask her whyI dream a dream she never diesWipe that tear away now from your eyeSlowly walking down the hallFaster than a cannonballWhere were you while we were getting high?Someday you will find meCaught beneath the landslideIn a champagne supernova in the skySomeday you will find meCaught beneath the landslideIn a champagne supernovaA champagne supernova"Cuz we don"t believeThat they"re gonna get away from the summerBut you and I will never dieThe world"s still spinning around we don"t know whyWhy-why-why-why-i-iHow many special people change?How many lives are living strange?Where were you while we were getting high?Slowly walking down the hallFaster than a cannonballWhere were you while we were getting high?Someday you will find meCaught beneath the landslideIn a champagne supernova in the skySomeday you will find meCaught beneath the landslideIn a champagne supernovaA champagne supernova"Cuz we don"t believeThat they"re gonna get away from the summerBut you and I will never dieThe world"s still spinning around we don"t know whyWhy-why-why-why-i-iHow many special people change?How many lives are living strange?Where were you while we were getting high?We were getting highhttp://music.baidu.com/song/13585201

Champagne Supernova 中文歌词 页面分类: 中文歌词条目 讨论 编辑 沿革 收录专辑：(What"s The Story) Morning Glory? 收录单曲：Champagne Supernova 单曲 Champagne Supernova 翻译：Greenpeople7 How many special people change有多少故人改变How many lives are living strange有多少命运不同Where were you when we were getting high?当我们远去你在哪里?Slowly walking down the hall慢步踏入礼堂Faster than a cannon ball仿若速比炮弹Where were you while we were getting high?当我们远去你在哪里?Some day you will find me有天你会找到我Caught beneath the landslide赶在山崩之际In a champagne supernova in the sky在天空上的香槟超新星中Some day you will find me有天你会找到我Caught beneath the landslide赶在山崩之际In a champagne supernova在一个香槟超新星A champagne supernova in the sky 一个天空上的香槟超新星中Wake up the dawn and ask her why破晓时分唤醒她问为什麼A dreamer dreams she never dies做梦人梦想著她永远不死Wipe that tear away now from your eye把眼泪从你眼角拭去Slowly walking down the hall慢步踏入礼堂Faster than a cannon ball仿若速比炮弹Where were you when we were getting high? 当我们远去你在哪里?Some day you will find me有天你会找到我Caught beneath the landslide赶在山崩之际In a champagne supernova in the sky在天空上的香槟超新星中Some day you will find me有天你会找到我Caught beneath the landslide赶在山崩之际In a champagne supernova在一个香槟超新星A champagne supernova in the sky 一个天空上的香槟超新星中Cos people believe that they"re因为人们相信他们能Gonna get away for the summer在夏日中逃离But you and I, we live and die但是你和我,我们生与死The world"s still spinning round世界依旧在旋转We don"t know why我们却不知道为什麼Why, why, why, why 为什麼,为什麼,为什麼, 为什麼How many special people change有多少故人改变How many lives are living strange有多少命运不同Where were you when we were getting high?当我们远去你在哪里?Slowly walking down the hall慢步踏入礼堂Faster than a cannon ball仿若速比炮弹Where were you while we were getting high?当我们远去你在哪里?Some day you will find me有天你会找到我Caught beneath the landslide赶在山崩之际In a champagne supernova in the sky在天空上的香槟超新星中Some day you will find me有天你会找到我Caught beneath the landslide赶在山崩之际In a champagne supernova在一个香槟超新星A champagne supernova in the sky 一个天空上的香槟超新星中Cos people believe that they"re因为人们相信他们能Gonna get away for the summer在夏日中逃离But you and I, we live and die但是你和我,我们生与死The world"s still spinning round世界依旧在旋转We don"t know why我们却不知道为什麼Why, why, why, why 为什麼,为什麼,为什麼, 为什麼How many special people change有多少故人改变How many lives are living strange有多少命运不同Where were you when we were getting high?当我们远去你在哪里?We were getting high我们正在远去We were getting high我们正在远去We were getting high我们正在远去We were getting high 我们正在远去

Algernon Charles SwinburneBorn: 5-Apr-1837Birthplace: Grosvenor Place, London, EnglandDied: 10-Apr-1909Location of death: The Pines, Putney, EnglandCause of death: InfluenzaGender: MaleReligion: AtheistRace or Ethnicity: WhiteSexual orientation: BisexualOccupation: Poet, CriticNationality: EnglandExecutive summary: Masochist Victorian poetEnglish poet and critic, born in London on the 5th of April 1837. He was the son of Admiral Charles Henry Swinburne (of an old Northumbrian family) and of Lady Jane Henrietta, a daughter of George, 3rd Earl of Ashburnham. It may almost be said to have been by accident that Swinburne owned London for his birthplace, since he was removed from it immediately, and always felt a cordial dislike for the surroundings and influences of life in the heart of a great city. His own childhood was spent in a very different environment. His grandfather, Sir John Edward Swinburne, Bart., owned an estate in Northumberland, and his father, the admiral, bought a beautiful spot between Ventnor and Niton in the Isle of Wight, called East Dene, together with a strip of undercliff known as the Landslip. The two homes were in a sense amalgamated. Sir Edward used to spend half the year in the Isle of Wight, and the admiral"s family shared his northern home for the other half; so that the poet"s earliest recollections took the form of strangely contrasted emotions, inspired on the one hand by the bleak north, and on the other by the luxuriant and tepid south. Of the two, the influences of the island are, perhaps naturally, the stronger in his poetry; and many of his most beautiful pieces were actually written at the Orchard, an exquisite spot by Niton Bay, which belonged to relatives of the poet, and at which he was a constant visitor.After some years of private tuition, Swinburne was sent to Eton, where he remained for five years, proceeding to Balliol College, Oxford, in 1857. He was three years at the University, but left without taking a degree. Clearly he must have cultivated while there his passionate and altogether unacademic love for the literature of Greece; but his undergraduate career was unattended by university successes, beyond the Taylorian prize for French and Italian, which he gained in 1858. He contributed to the "Undergraduate Papers", published during his first year, under the editorship of John Nichol, and he wrote a good deal of poetry from time to time, but his name was probably regarded without much favor by the college authorities. He took a second class in classical moderations in 1858, but his name does not occur in any of the "Final" honor schools. He left Oxford in 1860, and in the same year published those remarkable dramas, The Queen Mother and Rosamond, which, despite a certain rigidity of style, must be considered a wonderful performance for so young a poet, being fuller of dramatic energy than most of his later plays, and rich in really magnificent blank verse. The volume was scarcely noticed at the time, but it attracted the attention of one or two literary judges, and was by them regarded as a first appearance of uncommon promise.It is a mistake to say, as most biographers do, that Swinburne, after leaving Oxford, spent some time in Italy with Walter Savage Landor. The facts are quite otherwise. The Swinburne family went for a few weeks to Italy, where the poet"s mother, Lady Jane, had been educated, and among other places they visited Fiesole, where Landor was then living in the house that had been arranged for him by the kindness of the Brownings. Swinburne was a great admirer of Landor, and, knowing that he was likely to be in the same town with him, had provided himself with an introduction from his friend, Richard Monckton Milnes. Landor and Swinburne met and conversed, with great interest and mutual esteem; but the meetings were not for more than an hour at a time, nor did they exceed four or five in number. Swinburne never lived in Italy for any length of time. In 1865 appeared the lyrical tragedy of Atalanta in Calydon, followed in the next year by the famous Poems and Ballads, and with them the poet took the public gaze, and began to enjoy at once a vogue that may almost be likened to the vogue of Lord Byron. His sudden and imperative attraction did not, it is true, extend, like Byron"s, to the unliterary; but among lovers of poetry it was sweeping, permeating and sincere. The Poems and Ballads were vehemently attacked, but Dolores and Faustine were on everyone"s lips: as a poet of the time has said, "We all went about chanting to one another these new, astonishing melodies." Chastelard, which appeared between Atalanta and Poems and Ballads, enjoyed perhaps less unstinted attention; but it is not too much to say that by the close of his thirtieth year, in spite of hostility and detraction, Swinburne had not only placed himself in the highest rank of contemporary poets, but had even established himself as leader of a choir of singers to whom he was at once master and prophet.Meanwhile, his private life was disturbed by troublous influences. A favorite sister died at East Dene, and was buried in the little shady churchyard of Bonchurch. Her loss overwhelmed the poet"s father with grief, and he could no longer tolerate the house that was so full of tender memories. So the family moved to Holmwood, in the Thames Valley, near Reading, and the poet, being now within sound of the London literary world, grew anxious to mix in the company of the small body of men who shared his sympathies and tastes. Rooms were found for him in North Crescent, off Oxford Street; and he was drawn into the vortex of London life. The Pre-Raphaelite movement was in full swing, and for the next few years he was involved in a rush of fresh emotions and rapidly changing loyalties. It is indeed necessary to any appreciation of Swinburne"s genius that one should understand that his inspiration was almost invariably derivative. His first book is deliberately Shakespearian in design and expression; the Atalanta, of course, is equally deliberate in its pursuit of the Hellenic spirit. Then, with a wider swing of the pendulum, he recedes, in Poems and Ballads, to the example of Charles Baudelaire and of the Pre-Raphaelites themselves; with the Song of Italy (1867) he is drawing towards the revolt of Giuseppe Mazzini; by the time Songs before Sunrise are completed (in 1871) he is altogether under the influence of Victor Hugo, while Rome has become to him "first name of the world"s names." But, if Swinburne"s inspiration was derivative, his manner was in no sense imitative; he brought to poetry a spirit entirely his own, and a method even more individual than his spirit. In summing up his work we shall seek to indicate wherein his originality and his service to poetry has lain; meanwhile, it is well to distinguish clearly between the influences which touched him and the original, personal fashion in which he assumed those influences, and made them his own. The spirit of Swinburne"s muse was always a spirit of revolution. In Poems and Ballads the revolt is against moral conventions and restraints; in Songs before Sunrise the arena of the contest is no longer the sensual sphere, but the political and the ecclesiastical. The detestation of kings and priests, which marked so much of the work of his maturity, is now in full swing, and Swinburne"s language is sometimes tinged with extravagance and an almost virulent animosity. With Bothwell (1874) he returned to drama and the story of Mary Stuart. The play has fine scenes and is burning with poetry, but its length not only precludes patient enjoyment, but transcends all possibilities of harmonious unity. Erechtheus (1876) was a return to the Greek inspiration of Atalanta; and then in the second series of Poems and Ballads (1878) the French influence is seen to be at work, and Victor Hugo begins to hold alone the place possessed, at different times, by Baudelaire and Mazzini. At this time Swinburne"s energy was at fever height; in 1879 he published his eloquent Study of Shakespeare, and in 1880 no fewer than three volumes, The Modern Heptalogia, a brilliant anonymous essay in parody, Songs of the Springtides, and Studies in Song. It was shortly after this date that Swinburne"s friendship for Theodore Watts-Dunton (then Theodore Watts) grew into one of almost more than brotherly intimacy. After 1880 Swinburne"s life remained without disturbing event, devoted entirely to the pursuit of literature in peace and leisure. The conclusion of the Elizabethan trilogy, Mary Stuart, was published in 1881, and in the following year Tristram of Lyonesse, a wonderfully individual contribution to the modern treatment of the Arthurian legend, in which the heroic couplet is made to assume opulent, romantic cadences of which it had hitherto seemed incapable. Among the publications of the next few years must be mentioned A Century of Roundels (1883); A Mid-summer Holiday (1884); and Miscellanies (1886). The current of his poetry, indeed, continued unchecked; and though it would be vain to pretend that he added greatly either to the range of his subjects or to the fecundity of his versification, it is at least true that his melody was unbroken, and his magnificent torrent of words inexhaustible. His Marino Falicro (1885) and Locrine (1887) have passages of power and intensity unsurpassed in any of his earlier work, and the rich metrical effects of Astrophel (1894) and The Tale of Balin (1896) are inferior in music and range to none but his own masterpieces. In 1899 appeared his Rosamund, Queen of the Lombards; in 1908 his Duke of Gardia; and in 1904 was begun the publication of a collected edition of his Poems and Dramas in eleven volumes.Besides this wealth of poetry, Swinburne was active as a critic, and several volumes of fine impassioned prose testify to the variety and fluctuation of his literary allegiances. His Note on Charlotte Brontë (1877) must be read by every student of its subject; the Study of Shakespeare (1880) -- followed in 1909 by The Age of Shakespeare -- is full of vigorous and arresting thought, and many of his scattered essays are rich in suggestion and appreciation. His studies of Elizabethan literature are, indeed, full of "the noble tribute of praise", and no contemporary critic did so much to revive an interest in that wonderful period of dramatic recrudescence, the side issues of which have been generally somewhat obscured by the pervading and dominating genius of William Shakespeare. Where his enthusiasm was heart-whole, Swinburne"s appreciation was stimulating and infectious, but the very qualities which give his poetry its unique charm and character were antipathetic to his success as a critic. He had very little capacity for cool and reasoned judgment, and his criticism is often a tangled thicket of prejudices and predilections. He was, of course, a master of the phrase; and it never happened that he touched a subject without illuminating it with some lightning-flash of genius, some vivid penetrating suggestion that outflames its shadowy and confused environment. But no one of his studies is satisfactory as a whole; the faculty for sustained exercise of the judgment was denied him, and even his best appreciations are disfigured by error in taste and proportion. On the other hand, when he is aroused to literary indignation the avalanche of his invective sweeps before it judgment, taste and dignity. His dislikes have all the superlative violence of his affections, and while both alike present points of great interest to the analyst, revealing as they do a rich, varied and fearless individuality, the criticism which his hatreds evoke is seldom a safe guide. His prose work also includes an early novel of some interest, Love"s Cross-currents, disinterred from a defunct weekly, the Tatler, and revised for publication in 1905.Whatever may be said in criticism of Swinburne"s prose, there is at least no question of the quality of his poetry, or of its important position in the evolution of English literary form. To treat first of its technique, it may safely be said to have revolutionized the whole system of metrical expression. It found English poetry bound in the bondage of the iambic; it left it revelling in the freedom of the choriambus, the dactyland the anapaest. Entirely new effects; a richness of orchestration resembling the harmony of a band of many instruments; the thunder of the waves, and the lisp of leaves in the wind; these, and a score other astonishing poetic developments were allied in his poetry to a mastery of language and an overwhelming impulse towards beauty of form and exquisiteness of imagination. In Tristram of Lyonesse the heroic couplet underwent a complete metamorphosis. No longer wedded to antithesis and a sharp caesura, it grew into a rich melodious measure, capable of an infinite variety of notes and harmonies, palpitating, intense. The service which Swinburne rendered to the English language as a vehicle for lyrical effect is simply incalculable. He revolutionized the entire scheme of English prosody. Nor was his singular vogue due only to this extraordinary metrical ingenuity. The effect of his artistic personality was in itself intoxicating, even delirious. He was the poet of youth insurgent against all the restraints of conventionality and custom. The young lover of poetry, when first he encounters Swinburne"s influence, is almost bound to be swept away by it; the wild, extravagant license, the apparent sincerity, the vigor and the verve, cry directly to the aspirations of youth like a clarion in the wilderness. But, while this is inevitable, it is also true that the critical lover of poetry outgrows an unquestioning allegiance to the Swinburnian mood more quickly t

这就是抽象名词具体化,比如haveacold,haveagoodknowlegdeof,givesb.asurprise,haveagoodtime,这里cold,knowlegde,surpise,time都是不可数,但表示某次具体情况,所以看做可数.

dischargedis.chargeAHD:[d¹s-chärj“] D.J.[dis6t.$8d9]K.K.[d!s6t.$d9]v.（动词）dis.charged， dis.charg.ing， dis.charg.es缩写 dis.v.tr.（及物动词）To relieve of a burden or of contents; unload.卸下：解除负担或清除物品；卸货To unload or empty (contents).卸（货）；倒空（物品）To release, as from confinement, care, or duty:释放；使退伍：释放、摆脱，如从监禁、护理或责任：discharge a patient; discharge a soldier.允许病人出院；让士兵退伍To let go; empty out:放出；腾空：a train discharging commuters.乘客正乘火车上下班To pour forth; emit:排出，放出：a vent discharging steam.排出蒸汽的孔To shoot:射击：discharge a pistol.开枪To remove from office or employment.See Synonyms at dismiss 免…的职；解雇参见 dismissTo perform the obligations or demands of (an office, duty, or task).See Synonyms at perform 履行义务，执行命令：履行义务；执行（公务、职责或任务）的命令参见 performTo comply with the terms of (a debt or promise, for example).遵守规定：服从（如债务或约定的）各条款Law 【法律】 To acquit completely:宣判…彻底无罪：discharged the defendant.宣布被告无罪To set aside; annul:撤销：discharge a court order.撤销法院命令To remove (color) from cloth, as by chemical bleaching.使褪色，漂白：为织物去色，如通过化学漂白Electricity To cause the release of stored energy or electric charge from (a battery, for example).【电学】 放电：使（如蓄电池）所蓄的电或能量释放出来Architecture 【建筑学】 To apportion (weight) evenly, as over a door.将重量平均分配：平均分布重量，如门上的To relieve (a part) of excess weight by distribution of pressure.减轻超重的压力：用分布压力来减轻（某部分）的负荷v.intr.Abbr. dis.（不及物动词）缩写 dis.To get rid of a burden, load, or weight.解除重担、负载物或重量To go off; fire:发射，开火：The musket discharged loudly.旧式步枪发声很大To pour forth, emit, or release contents.流出，冒出：排出、流出或倒出物品To become blurred, as a color or dye; run.染色：使变得模糊，如色彩或染料；渗开To undergo the release of stored energy or electric charge.放电：释放所贮存的能量或电荷n.（名词）AHD:[d¹s“chärj”, d¹s-chärj“] 缩写 dis.The act of removing a load or burden.卸下：卸货或摆脱负担的行为The act of shooting or firing a projectile or weapon.发射，开火：炮弹、武器的射击或开火A flowing out or pouring forth; emission; secretion:流出，放出，排出：a discharge of pus.流脓The amount or rate of emission or ejection.排放量：流量、流速，或排出量，排出的速度Something that is discharged, released, emitted, or excreted:排放物：排出、释放、射出或流出的东西：a watery discharge.含水分的排放物The act or an instance of removing an obligation, a burden, or a responsibility.摆脱责任：摆脱义务、负担或责任的事例Fulfillment of the terms of something, such as a debt or promise.履行责任：履行，执行如债务、誓约的条款Performance, as of an office or a duty.尽职，执行任务Dismissal or release from employment, service, care, or confinement.解雇：解雇；释放；自理；免职；退伍；An official document certifying such release, especially from military service.退伍令：书面形式证明那些释放的官方文件，尤指从军队服役退伍Law An annulment or acquittal; dismissal, as of a court order.【法律】 撤销令：取消，宣告无罪；法院命令的撤销Electricity 【电学】 Release of stored energy in a capacitor by the flow of current between its terminals.放电：在电容器存储能量通过两端间的电流流动而释放出来Conversion of chemical energy to electric energy in a storage battery.化学能转为电能：将化学能转变为蓄电池中的电能A flow of electricity in a dielectric, especially in a rarefied gas.电流：在非导体中的电流，尤其是稀薄气体中的电流Elimination of net electric charge from a charged body.排电：从电载体中消除网状电荷

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同学你好，很高兴为您解答！　　Purchase Acquisition的翻译是购股接管，您所说的这个词语，是属于CMA核心词汇的一个，这个词的意义如下：合并收购项目采用的会计方法，买方将目标公司当作投资，将目标公司的资产根据公平市场价值加入本身的资产。　　希望高顿网校的回答能帮助您解决问题，更多财会问题欢迎提交给高顿企业知道。高顿祝您生活愉快！

这里面buy和其它几个词的区别最大。buy只是购买的意思，就是简单的付钱取货。这个词只能用在非正式场合。其它三个词所代表的意思，美国人也常常搞混。它们的区别在于每个词所代表的过程。Purchase所代表的意义最窄，就是和采购本身相关的活动。而Acquisition所代表的意义最广，按美国国防部的定义，包含了设计、开发、生产、装备及维护等等过程。Procurement则介于两者之间。Purchase 采购过程，包括申请、批准、填写采购单、订货、及收货。Procurement 包括市场调查、厂家调查、合同谈判、及采购过程。Acquisition 包括所有Purchase和Procurement的过程，再加上从概念到产品开发到维护及服务的一系列活动。

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这里面buy和其它几个词的区别最大。buy只是购买的意思，就是简单的付钱取货。这个词只能用在非正式场合。其它三个词所代表的意思，美国人也常常搞混。它们的区别在于每个词所代表的过程。Purchase所代表的意义最窄，就是和采购本身相关的活动。而Acquisition所代表的意义最广，按美国国防部的定义，包含了设计、开发、生产、装备及维护等等过程。Procurement则介于两者之间。Purchase 采购过程，包括申请、批准、填写采购单、订货、及收货。Procurement 包括市场调查、厂家调查、合同谈判、及采购过程。Acquisition 包括所有Purchase和Procurement的过程，再加上从概念到产品开发到维护及服务的一系列活动。

有两点不同1 change 可以重命名列名，也可能修改列的数据类型，而modify只能修改列的数据类型。2 两者写法不同,举例:--changeALTER TABLE t1 CHANGE b a BIGINT NOT NULL;--如果只需要修改类型ALTER TABLE t1 CHANGE b b BIGINT NOT NULL;--modifyALTER TABLE t1 MODIFY b BIGINT NOT NULL;