前2天 我们忙着搞下一站的签证 补一下打卡哈
Day 2 忘记了, 分享一个 我们几乎每天都在说的词 Everything has a silver lining.
最近疫情,让我们找不到下一站旅游的地方了?
有可能要去 特别冷 特别冷的UK 生活几个月..哦哦哦哦哦哦哦
但是 everything has a silver lining,如果去UK,我可以去 Cambridge 念书?
某人可以去snow boarding..
还是,希望可以回到 温暖的泰国啦...
Day 3 昨天路过一个 房子,看上去很憋疼,没有阳台,因为最近 看了很多房子?
所以,我说, This building looks very boxed. @Ulysses# correct ?
也没人和我一起造句?
Yes, you could say looks very bulky.
The only thing I would add is that it may be difficult to determine; as the image doesn't show other buildings in the area.
But yes, it appears to be very sturdy, well-built, or well-constructed.
This building looks very boxed
If you look at the picture you attached, you will notice a boxy office building.
What boxy means is that it looks like a bunch of boxes that are integrated together.
So yes, a square is one of the descriptions to being called boxy, but also anything that can be stacked on top of each other like a set of legos, in a way...
Then there is boxed (surrounded) or closed in.
Example, in boxing....
When a component is being pinned to the corner and being knocked around by the other boxer, he is boxed in.
There is nowhere to go in a sense, it is closed in.
So for that sentence you mentioned, let me write it like this, and both are correct.
This is just another way of writing it.
"A lot of commercial buildings like the example in the picture attached are boxy for the simple reason that constructing buildings that are boxy are cheaper to build because everything stacks up nice and easy."
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this building looks very bulky? 😉