dwell
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definition
verb
groups of gypsies still dwell in these caves
live in or at a specified place.
I've got better things to do than dwell on the past
think, speak, or write at length about (a particular subject, especially one that is a source of unhappiness, anxiety, or dissatisfaction).
noun
The interim dwell takes place before the second substep and includes the hydrolysis reaction.
a slight regular pause in the motion of a machine.
translation of 'dwell'
verb
在,
栖,
住,
处,
居住,
居
example
Herdsmen 'dwell' in large tents made of canvas or woven yak wool.
The interim 'dwell' takes place before the second substep and includes the hydrolysis reaction.
groups of gypsies still 'dwell' in these caves
groups of gypsies still 'dwell' in these caves
she let her eyes 'dwell' on them for a moment
she let her eyes 'dwell' on them for a moment
I've got better things to do than 'dwell' on the past
I've got better things to do than 'dwell' on the past
Focus on the current issues and stop 'dwelling on' the past.
When the particle emits enough photons and the dwell time is such that photons emitted by a specific particle are registered in consecutive series of dwells, the intensities in these 'dwells' become correlated with one another.
This was where the people I truly considered my kin 'dwelt' .
Thus if the lag time is much longer than the dwell time, a large number of 'dwells' must be saved and shifted during this process.
Conflict transformation avoids allocating blame or 'dwelling on' the past, no matter how painful, in order to try to achieve shared futures.
The key wisdom of forest 'dwellers' is to never fell trees indiscriminately.
The Law Commission too 'dwelt on' the subject extensively.
If only we could negotiate our differences rather than 'dwell on' the anxieties of difference.
They believed that he 'dwelt' far beneath the earth, forever sustaining the lush growth that surrounded his followers.
For a while, she didn't know what to do; she passed through the days listlessly, her mind not 'dwelling on' any one subject for too long.
Earlier, he 'dwelt on' the subjects of environment and the Yamuna river.
The guilt that 'dwelt' so deep within him had surfaced again.
In particular, the two concepts I 'dwell upon' at length, the gedoog policy and the polder model, only exist as ideal types.
The calculation of Eq. 32 assumes that there is no correlation between the 'dwells' at very long dwell times.
Generally speaking, I think 'dwelling on' other designers gets in the way of the work.
An astonishing diversity of life 'dwells' in the crystal-clear pools that format low tide along America's Pacific coast.
The fish 'dwells' deep in the ocean and travels long distances to spawn above seamounts in the Southern Hemisphere.
The screen then goes blank, and through an animated fog we arrive at the gates of the SWV Graveyard, a place where evil 'dwells' .
Neighbouring condo 'dwellers' hang outside on their balconies watching the festivities.
Milburn has been arguing for a more radical manifesto that looks ahead rather than 'dwells on' Labour's past achievements.
Dimidiochromis compressiceps is a sand 'dweller' that inhabits the shallow marshy areas.
Shyness, performance anxiety seemed never to have 'dwelled' in him.
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