not a verb
网络释义
Presence is a noun, not a verb; it is a state of being, not doing. States of being are not highly valued in a culture which places a high priority on doing. Yet, true presence, or “being with” another person, carries with it a silent power—to bear witness to a passage, to help carry an emotional burden, or to begin a healing process. In it, there is an intimate connection with another that is perhaps too seldom felt in a society that strives for ever-faster “7)connectivity.”
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It's worth noting that "to apple" is not a verb.
值得注意的是“apple”并未成为动词。
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Presence is a noun, not a verb; it is a state of being, not doing.
“在场”是个名词，而非动词。它指的是一种存在的状态，而不是一种行为。
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For example, in a real sentence you would expect an article like "the" to be followed by an adjective or a noun, and probably not a verb or adverb.
例如，成句的话中，冠词the后面应该是跟着形容词或者名词，而不应该是动词或者副词。
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Incubate is the strange Latin word, and it's a verb -- of course, as we know-- it's a verb typically used with relation not to spirits but to gestating birds, and it literally means "to brood."
incubabat“是个罕见的拉丁词，是个动词--当然，我们知道--这个动词通常用于正在孕育后代的鸟,而不用于神灵，它的字面意思是“孵“
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