广泛 | guǎng fàn | extensive; wide range | |
泛滥 | fàn làn | to be in flood; to overflow (the banks); to inundate; to spread unchecked | |
泛起 | fàn qǐ | to appear; to emerge; to surface | |
宽泛 | kuān fàn | wide-ranging | |
空泛 | kōng fàn | vague and general; not specific; shallow; empty |
1 | She has a tanned and glowing face. | |
2 | Chinese to learn English, intensive reading, fine listens, goblin said more than, but reading, pan-listens is far from enough, a large number of blather more insufficient. | |
3 | By doing this you can figure out what information is critical to memorize and what can be skimmed. | |
4 | However, this is wrong, since through the reflection API, you are able to introspect a class to discover the types of its fields or of its methods arguments with the generics details. | |
5 | The panphysicalist might admit at least one essential difference between man and the objects of physics. |