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Just a Haircut, Please! trim (v.) trim  something (off something)   |   trim  something (off/away)   to cut away unnecessary parts from something =>  I trimmed two centimetres off the hem of the skirt. specializing (v.) specialize  (in something)   to become an expert in a particular area of work, study or business; to spend more time on one area of work, etc. than on others =>  He specialized in criminal law. prank (n.) a trick that is played on somebody as a joke =>  The incident was a prank that went wrong. decent (adj.) of a good enough standard or quality =>  I need a decent night's sleep. licensed (adj.) that you have official permission to own =>  Is that gun licensed?

My Favorite Season My favorite season is spring, because in spring the weather is not cold and not hot. And a lot of flowers wake up in this season, they can bloom out of their beauty . When I walk on the road can feel everything  is full of energy , people take off heavy and dark clothes and put on cooler and bright clothes. Especially in February and March  is the flowering period of cherry blossoms in Taiwan, many places can watch cherry blossoms. And eat shaved ice and snow ice are very cool thing, because have a special feeling. That kind of feeling is something I can't feel eating in the summer. So spring is my favorite season. Tools: 1.  Google translate:blue 2.  Linggle:red

Facebook boss apologises in UK and US newspaper ads political (adj.) ( of people )   interested in or active in politics She became very political at university. political (adj.) + parties (n.) They represent small  political parties . leak (v.) to allow liquid or gas to get in or out through a small hole or crack The roof was leaking. leak + out The water will  leak out . invite (v.) to ask somebody to come to a social event invite  somebody to something   Have you been invited to their party? invite  somebody   I'd have liked to have gone but I wasn't invited. invite  somebody to do something   They have invited me to go to Paris with them. invite + you We  invite you   to tell us what you teach and where you are. gather (v.) to come together, or bring people together, in one place to form a group A crowd soon gathered. gather (v.) + in (prep.) Other times they  gather in   a public place. ab