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Be patient 的意思
To wait calmly without becoming upset or annoyed.
In simple words: Wait calmly without getting angry or upset.
Be patient 例句
- You need to be patient while the cake is baking.
- Please be patient; the results will arrive soon.
- It's important to be patient when learning a new skill.
- She reminded him to be patient during the long meeting.
- Be patient, and good things will come your way.
如何使用 Be patient
Use 'be patient' when advising someone to wait without frustration. Appropriate in both formal and informal settings.
Grammar pattern
standalone phrase
Memory hint
Imagine a patient person waiting at a bus stop, calmly looking at their watch.
相关单词
Collocations with Be patient
- be patient with someone
- be patient during delays
- please be patient
- learn to be patient
- try to be patient
Common mistakes with Be patient
- Use in contexts where impatience is clearly shown.
- Confuse with 'be hasty', which means to rush.
- Forget to use in situations requiring calmness.
Be patient appears in
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关于 Be patient 的常见问题
Be patient 是什么意思？
Wait calmly without getting angry or upset.
Be patient 的中文意思是什么？
Wait calmly without getting angry or upset.
Be patient 的定义是什么？
To wait calmly without becoming upset or annoyed.
如何在句子中使用 Be patient？
You need to be patient while the cake is baking.
能再举一个 Be patient 的例子吗？
Please be patient; the results will arrive soon.
Be patient 的近义词有哪些？
常见的替代说法包括 wait, persevere, tolerate, endure, bear。
哪些词和 Be patient 搭配？
它常与 be patient with someone, be patient during delays, please be patient, learn to be patient, try to be patient 搭配。
使用 Be patient 时常见的错误有哪些？
Use in contexts where impatience is clearly shown. Confuse with 'be hasty', which means to rush. Forget to use in situations requiring calmness.
Be patient 怎么发音？
US: //bi ˈpeɪʃənt//, UK: //biː ˈpeɪʃənt//。点击上方音频，听母语者的发音。
什么时候该用 Be patient？
Use 'be patient' when advising someone to wait without frustration. Appropriate in both formal and informal settings.