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Duck, an English word, is a noun, transitive verb and intransitive verb, which means "duck" when used as a noun; Duck meat; (British) baby; Zero, name; Duke (Germany, Portugal, Hungary) ",when used as a transitive verb, means" escape; Press … into the water violently, which means "dodge" when used as an intransitive verb; Submerged in the water. "
Yellow, an English word, is mainly used as an adjective, a noun and a verb. When used as an adjective, it is translated as "yellow"; Yellow-skinned, timid ",translated as" yellow "when used as a noun; Yellow race; Yellow pigment ",translated as" turn yellow or yellow, make yellow or yellow "when used as a verb.
One is usually represented by English a.
As a noun, a can represent the 1 th letter of the English alphabet, and its capital form is a. A as an indefinite article can mean "one; Any one; The meaning of "every", an is used before vowels; A can be used before a word or phrase indicating a class of people or things, and a can also be used before a person's name to refer to the person's work, etc.
A can mean "the sixth sound or note of the scale in C major; A key. " It can mean "first class, excellent".
A can also mean "the first person, place or thing under consideration"; As an indefinite article, it can mean "one; Any one; The meaning of every ".
When the word begins with H, but the first syllable of the word is unstressed, both A and an can be used.
A is also used before ordinal numbers such as third and fortieth, and the usage is the same as one；; Before a word or phrase used to indicate a class of people or things.
Used before a person's name, it refers to the person's work; Phrases used to express frequency, speed, etc. Used with words such as bit and little to form phrases, indicating quantity, degree, etc.
Before pronouncing words that start with a, e, i, o or u, use an instead of a.
A is used before consonants and an is used before vowels. Whether to use a or an before abbreviations such as FM and UN depends on how the first letter is pronounced. For example, f is a consonant, but its pronunciation begins with e.