明显 | míng xiǎn | clear; distinct; obvious | |
显得 | xiǎn de | to seem; to look; to appear | |
显示 | xiǎn shì | to show; to illustrate; to display; to demonstrate | |
显然 | xiǎn rán | clear; evident; obvious(ly) | |
显著 | xiǎn zhù | outstanding; notable; remarkable; statistically significant |
1 | You are no genius, have no brilliant gifts, and are inconspicuous for any special faculty. Mediocrity is the law of your existence. | |
2 | 'What?' shouted one participant. | |
3 | With a chat room, the standard use-case is that once you establish your presence in the room and it remains until you explicitly leave the room. | |
4 | There is no explicit variable for the message instance in the code; it is inferred. | |
5 | A century ago, you were but a minor port on the Yangtze, a backwater of south-central China with a slightly different name, Chungking. |