Nghĩa của từ composes bằng Tiếng Anh
he composed the First Violin Sonata four years earlier
the system is composed of a group of machines
she tried to compose herself
He built an electronic printing system that would allow business customers to compose documents on an online template.
Đặt câu với từ "composes"
1. Composer definition, a person or thing that composes
2. My uncle, an accountant, composes music as an avocation.
3. Aquarelle faithfully composes the bouquet you chose to send
4. He teaches music, and composes at the same time.
5. Need the ready implement: Eggbeater composes ice cream machine.
6. What does Biographer mean? One who writes, composes, or produces biography
7. Composer definition is - one that composes; especially : a person who writes music
8. It composes of two main parts, campaign battles and melee battles.
9. Synonyms: beCalms, composes, lullabies… Antonyms: agitates, discomposes, disquiets… Find the right word.
10. Atomicity can be defined as the total number of atoms that composes a molecule
11. Synonyms for Becalms include soothes, calms, settles, lulls, composes, stills, pacifies, salves, lullabies and quiets
12. Synonyms for Anthologizes include compiles, collects, assembles, composes, marshals, gathers, organizes, amasses, accumulates and systemizes
13. 22 Yuan Li the academician national history courtyard, its responsibility becomes composes the national history primarily.
14. The Buccinator muscle is a plain, square-shaped bilateral mimic muscle, which composes the mobile and adaptable portion of the cheek.
15. Biographers A biographer is a writer who composes and produces an account of a person’s life
16. Today, Wilentz, composes music, writes songs and plays guitar, drums, piano, ukulele and the pan flute.
17. Through the peculiarity contact-coat, composes the ethoxy methylene propane dioic acid dio-ethylest which improves the quality and yield of the product.
18. Amnion composes dense seething soundscapes using abstracted field recordings made from his localized surroundings and treated with generated electronic material.
19. The hair wefts may contain a number of hair strands connected together by seams which composes the band.
20. Composing can be defined as making a whole from parts For instance, a musical composer composes a musical piece from notes
21. In his Confected series, DeMarte digitally composes images that blend scenes of birds, trees, fruit, and flowers with brightly colored, commercially processed items
22. This reclusion is dominant not only in operas, but also permeates the whole society, which composes the unique culture of reclusion embodied in Yuan operas.
23. Cinnamic acid, a derivative of phenylalanine, composes a relatively large family of organic acid isomers that are extracted from plants or synthesized in the laboratory or chemical factory
24. Gabbro composes 96% of the adumbration. Leucogranite and syenite make up the remainder and are confined to an uppermost layer no more than about 1 km thick.
25. Audrey Hepburn composes a letter in a palm grove, circa 19 Hepburn loved nature, and preferred gardening and the quiet life to the glamourous parties of Hollywood.
26. Instead, Archilochus composes a song about a human situation that occurs on the battlefield, one that is a cause for a rueful and ironic reflection spoken in the
27. The Chef of the Kempferhof composes the menus according to the seasonal offerings of the markets, and in harmony with the Alsatian tradition and the delicate wines of the region.
28. Cartesian DUALISM: "Cartesian dualism describes the world as being made of two distinct substances: the extended substance which composes the body and the thinking substance which makes up the mind.
29. But the structural looseness of the cadenza becomes less tolerable when the virtuoso performer goes to later sources or composes new Cadenzas that are anachronistic in their technical and harmonic style, out of proportion in length, and inadequately related to
30. A tetchy reviewer in The New Age called the novel a ‘silly and impudent little tale with Beethoven for [its] hero’ in which the ‘Authorling composes the musician’s psychology’, a response which misses how silliness and impudence do not necessarily rank among the suspect virtues
31. “The so-called poet with his vague dreams and ideals is indeed no better than a harmless lunatic; the true poet is the worker, who grips life’s throat and wrings out its secret, who selects Austerely and composes concisely, whose work is as true and clean as razor-steel, albeit its …