1 A good aim, a long-term/short-ter

1 A good aim, a long-term/short-term aim, one's aim in life; to take aim at some animal. The hunter took aim at the Lion. The project was set up with the aim of helping young unemployed people. 2 To aim at somebody/something; to be aimed at sb/sth. John aimed his gun at the deer. This programme is aimed at young teenagers.3 The UK comprises England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland comprise the United Kingdom.4 To deal with sb/sth. The next chapter deals with verbs. I was looking for a book that deals with dogs.5 To be discontented with sb/sth. The workers were discontented with their boring and monotonous job.6 To emerge from sth. It emerged that... The moon emerged from behind the clouds. No new facts emerged from the newspapers. It soon emerged that neither Julia, nor Richard had helped them.7 In an emergency, in case of emergency. In an emergency call this number

Результаты (английский) 1:

1 A good aim, a long-term / short-term aim, one's aim in life; to take aim at some animal. The hunter took aim at the Lion. The project was set up with the aim of helping young unemployed people.
2 To aim at somebody / something; to be aimed at sb / sth. John aimed his gun at the deer. This programme is aimed at young teenagers.
3 The UK comprises England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland comprise the United Kingdom.
4 To deal with sb / sth. The next chapter deals with verbs. I was looking for a book that deals with dogs.
5 To be discontented with sb / sth. The workers were discontented with their boring and monotonous job.
6 To emerge from sth. It emerged that ... The moon emerged from behind the clouds. No new facts emerged from the newspapers. It soon emerged that neither Julia, nor Richard had helped them.
7 In an emergency, in case of emergency . In an emergency call this number

Результаты (английский) 2:

1 A good aim, a long-term/short-term aim, one's aim in life; to take aim at some animal. The hunter took aim at the Lion. The project was set up with the aim of helping young unemployed people.
2 To aim at someone/something; to be aimed at sb/sth. John aimed his gun at the deer. This program is aimed at young teenagers.
3 The UK comprises England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland comprise the United Kingdom.
4 To deal with sb/sth. The next chapter deals with verbs. I was looking for a book that deals with dogs.
5 To be discontented with sb/sth. The workers were discontented with their boring and monotonous job.
6 To emerge from sth. It emerged that... The moon emerged from behind the clouds. No new facts emerged from the newspapers. It soon emerged that neither Julia nor Richard had helped them.
7 In an emergency, in the case of an emergency. In an emergency call this number

Результаты (английский) 3:

1 A good aim，a long-term/short-term aim，one's aim in life；to take aim at some animal. Hunter toolkit aim in Lyon. The project helps young people with air traffic settings.
2 To aim at somebody/something；to be aimed at sb/sth.John aimed his gun at the deer. This is a program supported by young tea managers.
3 The UK comprises England，Wales，Scotland and Northern Ireland. England，Wales，Scotland and Northern Ireland comprise the United Kingdom.
4 To deal with sb/sth.The next chapter deals with verbs. I read a book, deals and dogs.
5 To be disccontented with sb/sth.The workers were disccontented with their boring and monotonous job.
6 To emerge from sth.It emerged that…… The moon is out of the clouds. No new facts emerged from the newspapers. This is so strong, neither Julia, nor Richard had helped them.
7 In an emergency，in case of emergency. In an emergency call this number