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  2. What does intensive mean?

  3. Very strong, important, or an excessive amount of something.

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  2. What does Activity has been intensive mean?

  3. There was so much activity

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  2. What does intensive mean?

  3. "激しい/はげしい、強力な/きょうりょくな、強烈な/きょうれつな、"のどれかをあてはめれば、大体あっていると思います。どの単語とくっつくかは、ある程度暗記が必要かと。 intense emotion 激しい感情 intense energy 強力なエネルギー intense experience 強烈な経験

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• Example sentences using "Intensive"

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  2. Please show me example sentences with "intense" or "intensive".

  3. Intense is hard or a lot of something. - He gave me an intense look when I walked in the room. - I get an intense feeling whenever I listen to that song. - This physics class is intense. - I am in intense pain. Intensive needs or takes a lot. - My sister had a heart attack and is in the intensive care unit (ICU). - The video is an intensive but fun introduction to Italian. - Building the wall will be labor-intensive, so it will not be cheap.

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  2. What is the difference between intensive and dense and crowded ?

  3. Intensive - something that’s really full on, say if I were to injure my knee, I would go under intensive treatment to heal it. Dense- when something is dense it means it is packed or thick. So you could say “this soup is very dense (as in thick)” Crowded - means a place is busy, for example a train station or an airport is normally very crowded during the summer. :)

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  2. What is the difference between intensive and intense ?

  3. Intense = strong or very great; extreme: 'intense heat', 'intense pleasure', 'intense pain', 'intense competition'. Intensive = concentrated: 'an intensive English course', 'a period of intensive training'. Here is my source. https://ell.stackexchange.com/questions/186/understanding-difference-between-intense-and-intensive

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  2. How do you say this in English (US)? I received a lots of orders within 3 months, the orders are very "intensive". (I want to express high density of orders with short time , which words should I use?

  3. You can just say your product received immediate response, I can't find one word to describe it, I'm sorry 😰

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  2. How do you say this in English (US)? An intense colour or an intensive coulor what's the difference between 'intense' and 'intensive' ?

  3. Intense color, but intensive program. Intense is usually strong as in extreme for your senses to pick up. The light was intense and hurt my eyes. The smell of the cleaner was intense. Intensive usually means in-depth, covering material to a great depth, doing difficult exercises. They did intensive training. The book covers the subject intensively. Is intensive explanation covered every aspect of the subject. They studied intensively, covering English for four hours every morning, then practicing speaking and writing all afternoon.

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  2. （This is post presentation .Could you correct it for me ? Thank you vary much ) We used the int...

  3. We used intensive thinning treatment to management the devastated forest plantation in Japan. These are our study sites: two continuous sites and two new sites. My study site is Tochigi site here. Our group observed the throughfall, surface runoff, stemflow and so on during the periods of pre-and post-thinning treatments, and I mainly studied the influence of intensive thinning on water and sediment discharge in watershed scale and hillslope scale. The results of my study are that intensive thinning can increase the water discharge and decrease sediment discharge in watershed scale. The intensive thinning generally reduces canopy interception and stemflow. We found the evapotranspiration was reduced as well. Also, our group calculated that 50%~60% thinning is the best proportion for treatment of the devastated forest plantation.

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  2. Is it "noise in intensive care units" or "noise at intensive care units"?

  3. it makes very little difference so don’t sweat over it. IN might be better because it shows that it is between (three or) four walls.

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  2. Please show me how to pronounce for the intensive English program .

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  2. What does this sentence mean? "I am sure you appreciate that the entire episode is somewhat diso...

  3. "Appreciate" can also mean "understand completely". She is using it in this sense: she is sure that people understand the severity of the incident.

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  2. The heat is killing us. This year's rainy season was unseasonably short, which was good. However, right after the rainy season, an intensive hot summer started in full throttle. Many people have been take... does this sound natural?

  3. I would suggest: Instead of “an intensive hot summer started in full throttle” something like “an intensively hot summer came in at full throttle” or “an unbearable summer came in at full throttle.” Also, I think in other countries outside the US with native English “taken to hospital” is commonly used but in the US, it would be put as “Many people were taken to the hospital for heatstrokes.” And then, I would reword the next part as “I don’t think we should dismiss this as just another very hot summer. We should take it seriously, and the Japanese government should do something to improve the situation.” As far as using the term “natural disasters” it has certain connotations (meanings) in English as talking about actual earthquakes, tsunamis and hurricanes. Things like that. So I’m not sure about what you’re discussing here, but if you mean natural disasters talking about the sudden change to the hot summer, then I would maybe reword it.

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  2. Please show me how to pronounce Neonatal intensive care .

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  2. This is a letter to my English teacher: Thank you for the thoughtful lessons. And thanks for putting up with the confusion I sometimes caused with my wordy English and shallow thinking! I love talking wit... does this sound natural?

  3. This is very good, although a little unnatural. I would combine the first two sentences making it, "Thank you for all the thoughtful lessons, and thanks for putting up with the confusion I sometimes caused with my wordy English and shallow thinking!" Also in the first sentence in the second paragraph, you should remove "will" and replace "become" with "becomes." So it would be, "Since I'm approaching 60 years old, I'd like to take a challenge before my brain becomes slow." Also, the last sentence is slightly confusing. Do you mean to say, "If I ever come back to your class, it will be because I miss you and my classmates." But overall very good. I hope you do well in your studies. がんばってください！

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  2. Dear Mr. Watson, My name is Andrew Krasovski, and I'm taking an four- week intensive English course. The tuition is paid by my employer and I'm studying during my annual leave. It's expected I'll be able to... does this sound natural?

  3. Dear Mr. Watson, My name is Andrew Krasovski, and I'm taking (a) four week intensive English course. The tuition is (being) paid by my employer and I'm studying during my annual leave. It's expected I'll be able to pass English Proficiency Test after (and), as a result, be transferred to work for my company abroad. Therefore, it's important to me to be able to study in a suitable environment. I'm staying in Red Hostel on campus and this place has one serious problem, the electricity. It's off several times a day and I can't work with a computer and study in the evenings. Seeing as I was placed in Red Hostel by course organizers I ask (if) you (could please) provide me (with) another place for living or (please) solve the problem in the shortest possible time. In (any) case, I will have to demand a part of paid money back to rent another hotel room. I look forward to hearing from you. Yours sincerely, Andrew Krasovski Just a tip, an is only used before a word when the first letter of that word is a vowel. So you would say ‘an apple’, not ‘a apple’ and ‘a cat’ not ‘an cat’

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