The English pronunciation is ir〔e:〕

There are many English words pronounced ir〔e:〕, such as girl, thirty, dirty, skirt, bird, first, third, birth, dirty, thirsty, chirp, firm, etc.

1. Girl

1. Pronunciation:

English?[ɡ?l]????

American?[ɡ? rl]?

2. Transliteration:

n.? Girl; girl; girl; daughter; female staff; girlfriend; wife; old mother; old woman

adj.?Female; girl; female

3. Example:

Used as a noun (n.)

1) The girl has a light hand for knitting.

This girl is skillful and good at knitting.

2) My father left me forever when I was only a girl.

My father passed away when I was a little girl.

4. Usage:

n. (noun)

1) When girl is interpreted as "girl, girl", it can mean a little girl or a young unmarried person Woman, sometimes even refers to a married woman in colloquial language. is a countable noun.

2) Girl can also be interpreted as "daughter". In informal style, it can also be interpreted as "woman, female worker, maid", etc.

2. Thirty

1. Pronunciation:

English?['θ?ti]????

American?[' θ?rti]?

2. Transliteration:

num.? Thirty

3. Example:

Used as a numeral (num.)

1) I'll be thirty next year.

I will be thirty next year.

2) I get up at six thirty every morning.

I get up at six thirty every morning.

3. dirty

1. Pronunciation:

English?['d?ti]????

American?[' d?rti]?

2. Transliteration:

adj.?Dirty; dirty; obscene; despicable; corrupt; improper

3. Example:

used as an adjective (adj.)

1) The clothes on the floor are dirty .

The clothes on the floor are dirty.

2) The tourist complained that the room was too dirty.

The tourist complained that the room was too dirty. .

4. Usage:

adj. (adjective)

1) The basic meaning of dirty is "dirty", which can be extended to describe people's behavior, Unhealthy language or thoughts are often translated as "dirty", "despicable" and "obscene". When describing the weather, it often means "bad".

2) Dirty can be used as an attributive, predicate or object complement in a sentence. Its comparative form is dirty, and its superlative form is dirtiest.

3) Dirty can be modified with very or really, but cannot be modified with completely or absolutely.

4. Skirt

1. Pronunciation:

English?[sk?t]????

American?[sk? rt]?

2. Transliteration:

n.? Skirt; hem; edge; suburb; baffle

v.? Hemmed at; located in ( edge); bypass

3. Example:

Used as a noun (n.)

1) How many skirts do you have?

How many dresses do you own?

2) She tore her skirt on the nail.

The nail tore her skirt.

4. Usage:

n. (noun)

The basic meaning of skirt is "skirt". It is a countable noun and by extension can refer to something. A guard, cover, cover for an edge, periphery or machine. When skirt is used as "edge, periphery", the plural form is often used.

v. (verb)

1) The basic meaning of skirt when used as a verb is "located on the edge of...". It can also be interpreted as "bypass, avoid", and is often used with The preposition around (round) is used together.

2) Skirt can be used as a transitive verb or an intransitive verb. When used as a transitive verb, it can be followed by a noun or pronoun as an object.

5. bird

1. Pronunciation:

English?[b?d]???

American?[b? rd]?

2. Transliteration:

n.?Bird; bird

3. Example:

Used as a noun (n .)

1) That bird tried to peck me.

That bird tried to peck me.

2) The penguin is a flightless bird.

The penguin is a flightless bird.

4. Usage:

n. (noun)

1) The basic meaning of bird is "bird", which means it is different from animals, fish, insects, etc. An animal with two wings and two legs that can fly in the sky (except for a few species). is a countable noun.

2) The extension of bird can refer to "girl; young woman; beauty" and "person, smart and sophisticated person". is a countable noun.

3) It is customary to add the definite article before bird to express the general name of birds; adding the indefinite article before it can mean "a bird".

Reference materials:

Baidu Encyclopedia-girl

Baidu Encyclopedia-30

Baidu Encyclopedia-Dirty

Baidu Encyclopedia-bird