Learning Chinese? You Should Know All The Answers

This sentence is describing the weather during the summer, specifically mentioning that it has been hot and there has been no rain for a long time. The word that best completes the sentence is "干" (gan), which means dry. This implies that the small river mentioned in the sentence has dried up due to the lack of rain.

The correct answer is "不论...还..." which means "no matter...still..." in English. This phrase is used to indicate that regardless of the situation or condition mentioned in the first part of the sentence, the action or behavior mentioned in the second part will still occur. In this case, it means that whether it is a sunny day or a rainy day, Liang Liang will still go for a run.

The correct answer is "乌鸦喝水" (Wūyā hē shuǐ). This idiom literally translates to "the crow drinks water." It is used to describe someone who is quick-witted and resourceful, able to find a solution to a problem or take advantage of an opportunity. The idiom comes from a Chinese fable where a crow successfully uses stones to raise the water level in a pitcher in order to drink from it.

The words "猎人", "工人", and "商人" all refer to occupations or professions, while "好人" refers to a person's character or personality trait. Therefore, "好人" does not belong to the same category as the other words.

The first three words, 乌鸦, 燕子, and 小鸟, all refer to different types of birds. However, 兔子 refers to a rabbit, which is not a type of bird.

The correct answer is "问" because it is the antonym of "答" (which means "answer" in Chinese). "问" means "ask" in Chinese, and it is the opposite action to "答" which means "answer".

The correct answer is "精美" (exquisite). This word is the best choice to complete the sentence because it accurately describes the sculptures that are being talked about. The sentence implies that the sculptures in the museum are of high quality and have been carefully crafted with great attention to detail.

The antonym of "艰苦" (difficult) is "轻松" (easy).