Answer:
Belt:
A belt is a "band of material" that is typically worn around the waist.
I unbuckled my belt as I came back from work, eager to unwind after a tiring day.
Shuttle:
A shuttle is a transportation vehicle that goes from one place to another, back and forth.
I climbed aboard the shuttle after realizing that my car was out of gas and this was my only option to get to work on time.
Network:
A "system" of lines/wires that connect to each other.
Many people toiled for months and months to ensure that the rail network would be ready for trains at the given date.
Since you didn't enclose the poem you are referring to, I cannot use the same definitions from it. I did, however, use definitions from the site you gave.
Hope this helps! <3
I have an advice: try to add "something" or "something good" as a kind of object after them.
it should sound good for transitive, but somehow "weird" for intransitive verbs:
Transitive:
I ate something
I like something
Intransitive
*I sleep something
*I cry something
this is a way of saying: intransitive verbs can't take an object, while transitive can ! (this this the definition of the difference between them actually)
<span>make it easier for (someone) to do something by offering one's services or resources.google</span>
Answer:
YOUR OPPORTUNITY COST IS THE TIME AND EXPERIENCE OF BOWLING
Explanation:
The definition of opportunity cost is "the loss of potential gain from other alternatives when one alternative is chosen." a example is "you spend time and money going to a movie, you cannot spend that time at home reading a book, and you can't spend the money on something else."
