mystery 和mysterious有什么区别

he did it 正常语序
like tihs 放在句首要 部分倒装

昨天已是历史,明天还是个谜,而今天是一个礼物.

摆脱欲望,你会发现其中的奥秘

BADCADB,BADCADB

61岁的温特说他的父亲在59岁时死于心脏骤停.研究表明温特体内有三组基因被认为可以降低患心脏病的风险,而同时又有两组基因突变提高其风险.温特说他几年前就开始服用降低胆固醇的抑制素,即使他的胆固醇值低于推荐服用该药品的指数.
温特说：“我无需等到有100%可能换心脏病了再来采取预防措施.” 他的妈妈已经84岁了仍然精神矍铄.他指出：“了解疾病并不会改变我们的基因序列,但却让我们有机会改变先天因素”

应该不用改 因为后面用的是a mystery

He is a man with mystery. 他是个神秘的人.
How he got in is a mystery. 他怎么进去的是个谜.
She get the mysteries of cooking game. 她有烹饪的秘诀.

昨天是历史,明天是个谜,今天是礼物.意思是昨天已经过去,明天还不确定,要把握住今天、把握现在.

no more mystery
没有更多的奥秘

例句
No more mystery in bell tower neighborhood.
钟塔附近不再有神秘的事了.

您好,答题不易
如有帮助请采纳,谢谢!

昨天是历史,明天是未知,但是今天是一件礼物,这正是为什么我们把它叫做present(一语双关,present 既有现在的意思,又有礼物的意思).
只有这样翻译才能真正体现句子的原意.

然后有一天,事情被解决了.当我走进校园,他正站在路中间做手势让车停下来.我排在四辆汽车之后.一旦孩子们到达人行道的安全范围之内,他就让车通行.对第一辆车的司机,他用同样的方式招手微笑,这也是之后几天他对我做的.孩子们已经拉开了车窗,愉快地招手回应他.第二辆车也收到了管理员同样的问候.另一个司机,一个长相古板的商人,做了一个简单的,十分笨拙的回应.每个路过的乘着车去学校的孩子们更加真心的回应着.
每天早上,我继续感兴趣的观察这个男人.到目前为止,我还没有见到哪个人没有回应他的招呼.我发现一个人对着这么多的人做着同一件事,温暖的招手和微笑,是如此有趣.他的爽朗开始了我一天的生活.一个友好的招手和微笑的脸庞改变了整个邻里的气氛.

　　桃李满天下,龟仙人桃树下教导熊宝宝,说了句著名的英语谚语：
　　Yesterday is a history,
　　tomorrow is a mystery,
　　but today is a gift,
　　that is why it is called Present.
　　这句谚语最早我是从一部叫《力克千年虫》的新加坡剧集中知道的,但稍微有些不同：
　　Yesterday is a history,
　　tomorrow is a mystery,
　　only today is a gift,
　　that's why we call it Present.
　　听说这句话来源于越南的释一行禅师,原话似乎是：
　　Yesterday was history,
　　Tomorrow will be a mystery,
　　Present is gift.
　　另外,有这么一首英文诗（可能不能称其为诗）：
　　Dear friends:
　　To realize the value of ONE YEAR
　　想知道一整年的价值
　　ask the student who has failed a class
　　就去问被当过的学生
　　To realize the value of ONE MONTH
　　想知道一个月的价值
　　ask a mother who gave birth to a premature baby
　　就去问曾经早产的母亲
　　To realize the value of ONE WEEK
　　想知道一个礼拜的价值
　　ask the editor of a weekly newspaper
　　就去问周报的编辑
　　To realize the value of ONE HOUR
　　想知道一个小时的价值
　　ask the lovers who are waiting to meet
　　就去问等待见面的情侣
　　To realize the value of ONE MINUTE
　　想知道一分钟的价值
　　ask a person who missed the train
　　就去问刚错过火车的人
　　To realize the value of ONE SECOND
　　想知道一秒钟的价值
　　ask a person who just avoided accident
　　就去问刚闪过一场车祸的人
　　To realize the value of ONE MILLISECOND
　　想知道百分之一秒的价值
　　ask the person who won a silver medel in the Olympics
　　就去问奥运会银牌的得主
　　Treasure every moment that you have!
　　珍惜你所拥有的每一个瞬间
　　Yesterday is history.Tomorrow is mystery.
　　昨天已成为历史.明日却依然是谜.
　　Today is a gift.
　　今天是珍贵的礼物.
　　That's why it is called present*!
　　那就是它为什么被称作"当下"的原因.
　　Show your friends how much you care...
　　让你的朋友知道你有多在乎他们...
　　* present,在英语中除了表示"当下","目前"以外,更有"礼物""礼赠"的意思.
　　当然,gift除了"礼物"还有"天赋"之意.
　　总之,大家珍惜每一天吧.

it应该是get吧,
“你为何炫目到使我失明仍是个迷,我无法将你逐出思绪”

the human heart is a mystery
人心是一个谜

中文翻译非常精彩,但是原文好像有点问题（缺少cohesion.是否应为Yesterday is history and tomorrow is a mystery; Only today is a gift,and that's why we call it the present.）

科学90几个?一百二十分么.大哥!这是不是成为关注的焦点!还要加强它,
作为英语的事情.查看更多的单词和语法没有听到回点下的英语录音,这可以增强语言
在未来这样做将有利于个人选择的意义!格式塔和课外阅读也做多,不知道你是否有
字填空?不只要注意填写上下文时我没有去年的考试!
您讲英语很酷想,哦,所以你有信心,我希望你在考试中取得成功.时间已经不多了哦!

What happened to the city remained a mystery.这个城市发生过什么至今还是一个谜.划分句子成分-主语：从句What happened to the city谓语：remained a mystery（其中remained是系动词,mystery是表语）.这是一个主...

米思缇珂,纯音译~
至于读音,是[mɪs'tik],要注意重音~

这是一个非常难的,问题,为什么呢?
因为,句子中有个错误.
It has always been a mystery to me ( ) city dwellers,who appreciate all these things,obstinately pretend that they would prefer to live in the country.
请在句子中的括号处,选择填空.
1.why 2that 3 who 4 where 5 whom 6 waht 7 which 8 .
选择什么合适呢?
似乎that,why ,都可以,反正who 放在那地方不对劲.
that/why city dwellers obstinately pretend (that they would prefer to live in the country).
that/ why 引导的主语从句,被形式主语it 代替,放在了句末,其中包含一个that 引导的宾语从句.
who appreciate all these things,是插入语,city dewellers 的同位语.
It has been a mystery that city dwellers,who appreciate these(同位语),pretend that they would prefer to live in the country.

history 英 ['hɪst(ə)rɪ]
mistress 英 ['mɪstrɪs]
mystery 英 ['mɪst(ə)rɪ]
medicine 英 ['meds(ə)n; 'medɪsɪn]

how the mystery was solved
如何解决的谜
手机提问的朋友在客户端右上角评价点【满意】即可.

1.It is certain that the mystery hasn't been esplained completely.
2.He told me the second day that he met my friend soon after he reached the hotel.
3.He wasn't fine ,so we asked him to see the doctor right away.

李华明及madge有没有问题.他们相处的非常好,并有良好的合作,任何小可能出现的困难.但其迷人的房子是由滨海和一天一个巨大的潮汐波的办法.房地产价值下降.其余的故事,是什么造成的潮汐波,以及他们如何摆脱它.他们这样做,虽然千淹死,但弗雷德和madge是良性和感谢,并继续作为中甲
体育
是的,但李华明有坏心.其余的故事,是关于如何实物和了解,他们都是直到弗雷德去世.然后madge用了自己的慈善工作,直到年底答：如果你喜欢,它可以被" madge " , "癌症" , "有罪,并混淆" , "观鸟" .
楼
如果你认为这是太资产阶级,使约翰革命和玛丽一反间谍代理人,并见有多远即让你的.请记住,这是加拿大.你会最终仍要拿出了,但在这两者之间,你也许会得到一个般brawling故事的热情参与,纪事我们这个时代的,那种.
你必须面对它,大团圆的结局都是一样的,但你切片.不要被迷惑住了任何其他大团圆的结局,他们都是假的,或者故意伪造,恶意意图欺骗,还是仅仅出于过分乐观,如果不是彻头彻尾的情感.
只有真实的结局是一个提供这里：
约翰和玛丽死.约翰和玛丽死.约翰和玛丽死.
这么多为大团圆的结局.开端总是充满了乐趣.真正的鉴赏家,但是,他们被称为偏袒满目在这两者之间,因为它是最难做任何事情.
这大约是所有的,可以说是为情节,其中反正只是一件事,又,什么和什么和什么.
现在尝试如何以及为什么. 这是下面哪个.

杰姆斯沃森在1953年发现脱氧核糖核酸（DNA）的双螺旋结构,也为其个人基因组进行了测序,并把基因测序结果提供给其他科学家进行研究.文特尔和华生说他们想为公众做表率,基因测序并不可怕,他们中部分人是因为害怕找不到工作或不能参加保险,另一部分人担心自己的隐私被人知道.
研究人员想搞明白个体患病风险问题----如果一个人携带突变的基因,他们将发展为致命的和无法治愈的疾病.但大多数其他疾病成因是基因与环境之间在更复杂的条件下相互作用的结果.

是一个意思.
当然是定语从句,定语从句当然是做定语成分了,修饰先行词reason

left 或者是leaves 根据实际情况填写过去时或者是一般现在是
老人的死留下了一个谜.

楼主在否?All the past things become history,which cannot be changed.However,in daily life,people always say that if they did this or that,they would be better off now.Does this make any sense?No.It’s widely acknowledged that you cannot change the past whatever you do.Then why should we have regrets forwhat happened in the past?Similarly,we should not attach too much importance to the future,for it is really something uncertain unless you make it come true.Therefore,the present,which is what we are sure about,is very important,because by making full use of it we can find a way to success.Please seize the hour seize the day and treasure every moment that you have!

把所有的奇数写下来,找出以它们为因数的那个神秘的数字.
请及时采纳,多谢!

意思是秘密

有时候,一个神秘顾客重要的是要有一个正确的形象
根据语句回答的,A是项目,B是形象,C是进展D是过程

答案仍是一个谜,这个(病恢复的)几率还没听说过.
odds是几率
bearing是忍受

1. New Concept English （Book 1 & Book 2）
2.Laugh Die Me

去百度文库看看

一个神秘的明信片

B

主语 医院是单数,动词后面加s
hospital remains a myster 是中心思想.医院留了一个悬念
悬念是, when and where going to built . 什么时间,在哪里建

包括啊
mystery是可数名词

对,是这样发音的.
首先要注意这个y的发音.y这个字母属于半元音,当它出现在单字中间位置时（这样的字并不多,在五千个常用字里,只有二三十个字y处在单字的中间位置）,常常作元音字母（一般y作元音字母常常出现在字尾）,在重读开音节中发长元音i-e,在闭音节中发短元音i,而闭音节的发音占绝大多数,大约每三个字里有两个就是发短元音i的,比如：
system 系统
analyst 分析师
rhythm 节奏
bicycle 自行车
symbol 符号
如果是开音节或相对开音节（y后面有一个辅音字母和一个不发音的元音字母e,这个e俗称魔法e,美国英语里叫做magic e）,y就发长元音i-e,如：
type 打字
style 风格
cycle 周期
analyze 分析
dynamic 动力的,机械的
其次,这里的t因为前面有s,所以st构成一个辅音连缀,这里的t不发t,而送气较弱,发成类似d的声音.这样的字很多见.比如：
style 风格
stand 站立
star 星星
stick 棍子,粘贴,卡住
stockings 长筒袜
store 储存
storm 暴风雨
student 学生
这个字应该读成misteri,用KK音标表示为/'mɪstərɪ/.希望我能帮助你解疑释惑.

最长的一个：
王尔德独幕剧《莎乐美》剧本 关键词包含 The mystery of love is greater than the mystery of death
HERODIAS: My daughter has done well.
HEROD: I am sure that some misfortune will happen.
SALOME: [She leans over the cistern and listens] There is no sound. I hear nothing. Why does he not cry out, this man? Ah! if any man sought to kill me, I would cry out, I would struggle, I would not suffer... Strike, strike, Naaman, strike, I tell you... No, I hear nothing. There is a silence, a terrible silence. Ah! something has fallen upon the ground. I heard something fall. It was the sword of the Executioner. He is afraid, this slave. He has dropped his sword. He dares not kill him. He is a coward, this slave! Let soldiers be sent. [She sees the Page of Herodias and addresses him] Come hither. Thou wert the friend of him who is dead, wert thou not? Well, I tell thee, there are not dead men enough. Go to the soldiers and bid them go down and bring me the thing I ask, the thing the Tetrarch has promised me, the thing that is mine. [the Page recoils. She turns to the soldiers] Hither, ye soldiers. Get ye down into this cistern and bring me the head of this man. Tetrarch, Tetrarch, command your soldiers that they bring me the head of Iokanaan. [A huge black arm, the arm of the Executioner, comes forth from the cistern, bearing on a silver shield the head of Iokanaan. Salome seizes it. Herod hides his face with his cloak. Herodias smiles and fans herself. The Nazarenes fall on their knees and begin to pray] Ah! thou wouldst not suffer me to kiss thy mouth, Iokanaan. Well! I will kiss it now. I will bite it with my teeth as one bites a ripe fruit. Yes, I will kiss thy mouth, Iokanaan. I said it; did I not say it? I said it. Ah! I will kiss it now... But wherefore cost thou not look at me, Iokanaan? Thine eyes that were so terrible, so full of rage and scorn, are shut now. Wherefore are they shut? Open shine eyes! Lift up shine eyelids, Iokanaan! Wherefore cost thou not look at me? Art thou afraid of me, Iokanaan, that thou wilt not look at me?... And thy tongue, that was like a red snake darting poison, it moves no more, it speaks no words, lokanaan, that scarlet viper that spat its venom upon me. It is strange, is it not? How is it that the red viper stirs no longer?... Thou wouldst have none of me, Iokanaan. Thou rejectedstt me. Thou didst speak evil words against me. Thy didst bear thyself toward me as to a harlot, as to a woman that is a wanton, to me, Salome, daughter of Herodias, Princess of Judaea! Well, I still live, but thou art dead, and thy head belongs to me. I can do with it what I will. I can throw it to the dogs and to the birds of the air. That which the dogs leave, the birds of the air shall devour... Ah, Iokanaan, Iokanaan, thou wert the man that I loved alone among men! All other men were hateful to me. But thou wert beautiful! Thy body was a column of ivory set upon feet of silver. It was a garden full of doves and lilies of silver. It was a tower of silver decked with shields of ivory. There was nothing in the world so white as thy body. There was nothing in the world so black as thy hair. In the whole world there was nothing so red as thy mouth. Thy voice was a censer that scattered strange perfumes, and when I looked on thee I heard a strange music. Ah! wherefore didst thou not look at me, Iokanaan? With the cloak of shine hands, and with the cloak of thy blasphemies thou didst hide thy face. Thou didst put upon shine eyes the covering of him who would see his God. Well, thou hast seen thy God, Iokanaan, but me, me, thou didst never see. If thou hadst seen me thou hadst loved me. I saw thee, and I loved thee. Oh, how I loved thee! I love thee yet, Iokanaan. I love only thee... I am athirst for thy beauty; I am hungry for thy body; and neither wine nor apples can appease my desire. What shall I do now, Iokanaan? Neither the floods nor the great waters can quench my passion. I was a princess, and thou didst scorn me. I was a virgin, and thou didst take my virginity from me. I was chaste, and thou didst fill my veins with fire... Ah! ah! wherefore didst thou not look at me? If thou hadst looked at me thou hadst loved me. Well I know that thou wouldst have loved me, and the mystery of Love is greater than the mystery of Death.
HEROD: She is monstrous, thy daughter; I tell thee she is monstrous. In truth, what she has done is a great crime. I am sure that it is a crime against some unknown God.
HERODIAS: I am well pleased with my daughter. She has done well. And I would stay here now.
HEROD: [Rising] Ah! There speaks my brother's wife! Come! I will not stay in this place. Come, I tell thee. Surely some terrible thing will befall. Manasseh, Issachar, Ozias, put out the torches. I will not look at things, I will not suffer things to look at me. Put out the torches! Hide the moon! Hide the stars! Let us hide ourselves in our palace, Herodias. I begin to be afraid. [The slaves put out the torches. The stars disappear. A great cloud crosses the moon and conceals it completely. The Tetrarch begins to climb the staircase]
THE VOICE OF SALOME: Ah! I have kissed thy mouth, Iokanaan, I have kissed thy mouth. There was a bitter taste on thy lips. Was it the taste of blood... Nay; but perchance it was the taste of love... They say that love hath a bitter taste... But what matter? what matter? I have kissed thy mouth, lokanaan, I have kissed thy mouth. [A ray of moonlight falls on Salome and illumines her]
HEROD: [Turning round and seeing Salome] Kill that woman! [The soldiers rush forward and crush beneath their shields Salome, daughter of Herodias, Princess of Judaea].

1首先 happen这个词是没有被动的,这个说法是正确的.一个动词的过去分词除了能够构成被动语态意外,还能构成完成时态.所以Happen这个词的过去分词只能用在时态中,并不能用在语态中.
2这个空不能填happened,因为Happened并不能表示被动,而且这里也不构成过去式或者完成时态.所以happened 这个形式的所有用法在这个空中全都不合适,所以排除
3不是所有的动词都有被动语态,严格来说不及物动词都是没有被动语态的.这样的动词有很多,比如说run这个最简单的动词,当翻译成“跑”的时候,是不及物动词,所以没有被跑这种说法.但是当run这个词翻译成“经营”的时候,他就是及物动词,那么他就是有被动语态的.就会有 the company is run by a young man.
4.首先介词后面如果加从句只能用wh-词开头,这道题里因为没有wh词,所以它不是介词宾语从句,只能说是介词后加了动名词,也就是我们常说的介词后要加doing.但是为了说明happen这个动词是哪个名词发出的,所以又配上了mystery这个逻辑主语.
因为happening动名词 也就是非谓语动词的一种,所以他不是一个句子.这个介词后面根本就没有从句.
还有i am very sorry 这个并不叫主语,而且也不是主句,因为没有从句,也就没有主句.这就话本身就是个简单句而已
当然这个句子有另一个正确的说法 i am very sorry about the mystery that happened in Bell Neighbourhood.这时候that 引导的是定语从句,因为that 在从句中做的是主语所以不能省略.因为是从句所以happen要用它的表示过去的失态也就是happened,但是happened 在这里绝不表示被动.严格来说,happen这个词永远没有表示被动的时候

I quickly pulled myself together, "No. Yes thank you. But I was only joking; I do have some change indoors for my taxi fare. But please, would you let me take you for some tea and cakes, there's rather a nice restaurant quite close?""I'm sorry, I can't just now. I just don't have time. But I go to the town library every Thursday. I could meet you outside. Say at two o'clock? My name is Nannette by the way. What's yours?""Yes. Oh, my name is Edmond, but please call me Ed, most people do."I held out my hand and grasped a small, delicate and very female hand. Then, after this most unconventional of introductions—she was gone. Just how I would have been able to pay for tea and cakes, considering my lack of funds, was a question I failed to consider in the excitement of the moment. But that is how I first met Nannette.Our first meeting for tea was just a few days later. I was standing outside the library for ten minutes before she came running up sharp on two o'clock."Oh, hello Edmond, I mean, Ed. Do you know somewhere we can go? Have you been waiting long?"I noticed that she was carrying two rather large books. She seemed slightly breathless and she gave me the impression that she was somewhat frail. Apart from the books she held an elegant and seemingly expensive, if a little old fashioned, handbag. She wore over her shoulders a short, black cloak or cape, edged with a delicate sky blue motif."Yes. No, there is a rather good place about fifty yards away."My words stumbled out something like that in my attempt to answer her confused questioning. There was indeed a small establishment a little way off, a couple of paces down a side street. It was more like one of those numerous little refreshment places that one tends to see in small seaside towns; that are generally run by two spinster sisters. Gothic white script above the premises proclaimed: Black an White Tea Room.We went in and sat by a small table set for two by the window. The place was completely empty and seemed unusually quite. The noise and traffic in the busy street outside was barely distinguishable.As I sat there for those first few moments with Nannette, I had a chance to really observe her. Her face was pale and her eyes were largish and a sort of amber colour. I would have said she was wearing little makeup if any at all. I could not help thinking that her face indicated some suffering or adversity. There was something else, I was puzzled for a while, and then I recalled those words of Edgar Allen Poe: "There is nothing of Beauty that does not have some strangeness about it"."Well, Nannette, judging by those great tomes you are struggling with, we have something in common. I have my own small collection of antiquarian books and first editions my self".A small, elderly woman appeared and we placed an order for a pot of tea and a plate of cream and chocolate cakes. She bustled off and the conversation resumed. She listened to me running on about books and authors, valuable and rare editions I had found and sold. Nannette's replies surprised and delighted me, she seemed so knowledgeable, although this seemed rather precocious in one so apparently young. She seemed to possess a detailed understanding of the causes and development of the English Civil War. Her comprehension of 17th. Century England and the life of Charles the First was somewhat astonishing, not to say a little uncanny. There was no doubt that she knew her subject inside out, as my questions concerning some of the major battles of the era and dates drew out. Several times during our conversation she would suddenly say, "What is the time, Ed.? I don't have much time."I would glance at my watch and our conversation continued. After she had asked me this same question several times I asked her, "What do you do, Nannettee?"There seemed to be a far away look in her eyes and some sadness when she replied, "Oh, I just look after people.""I see. You must be a nurse." I remember remarking."I just care for people. But Ed, I really must go. I don't have much time."Her repeated remark made me glance again at my watch and say, "It has just gone four o'clock Nannette."Moments later we were on the pavement outside. I touched her hand, she smiled, and then she was gone. So for several months we met at two outside the library, went to the quaint old tea-room, had tea and cakes and talked into the late afternoon. However, sooner or later the topic came around to the 17th. Century, The English Civil War, and of then, always Charles the First. On every occasion she always mentioned that she had not much time, more than once during the course of an afternoon. Apart from her seemingly obsession about time and my curiosity as to what she actually did; when she would always reply that she; looked after people, or she cared for people: I believe that a genuine affection grew between us.afternoon sitting in the tea-room with my Nannette: there could be no mistake—it was she. I hurled the book from me and never opened it again.Many months later I returned to the library and made my way slowly back to that side street where the tea-room was. I don't know what I expected to see, but the place was all boarded-up and there were shutters over the windows. I never went back. Now, whenever I see a book concerning anything to do with the last half of 17th Century England, I feel nothing but a sense of repulsion. The period never had any great appeal to me anyway. I sometimes recall my afternoons with Nannette, and go over in my mind our conversations. But it is all a mystery to me. But then, what do I know? What does anyone know? I only know there are some things we can never understand—and, perhaps that is the best for us.

世界永恒的谜就是它的可理解性（或者说可知性）

仍然是个谜

no one there was able.
there 修饰 no one - 那里没有人 能.

No more mystery in Bell Tower neighborhood

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此题考查what引导名词性从句作主语。

(who did it)是一个主语从句,is是be动词,后面接的是名次,整句的意思局势,“”是谁做了这件事还是个秘“”

昨天是历史,未来还无从预测,只有今天才是现实!