Photograph: science of meditation from TIME
rhythm noun (節奏)
1 [count] a regular pattern of sounds in music that you can show by moving, hitting your hands together, or hitting a drum or other surface:
They began moving together to the rhythm of the music.
He tapped out the rhythm on the table.
Five drummers kept up a constant rhythm.
rhythmic music
chaotic (混亂的)
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swarm verb [intransitive]
to go somewhere as part of a large crowd:
Fans swarmed onto the field to celebrate.
a. if insects swarm, they fly together in a large group
swarm with (充滿)
swarm with something if a place is swarming with people, insects, or animals, it is full of them:
a room swarming with flies
swarm around
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like+noun.+ed (...相似的...)
like-colored (顏色相似的...)
like-minded (思考相似的...)
ladylike (像淑女)
flu-like symptons (像流行性感冒的徵狀)
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symp·tom noun [count]
a sign that someone has an illness:
The symptoms include fever and vomiting.
symptom of: The symptoms of flu may last several days.
a. a sign of a larger problem:
symptom of: The fighting is a symptom of growing insecurity in the region.
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med·i·ta·tion noun
1 [uncount] quiet thought that helps you relax or that is intended as a spiritual or religious exercise
1a. [count] a particular exercise that is used in meditation
2 [uncount] thought that takes all your attention for a long time:
His mind had been elsewhere, lost in meditation.
3 [count] a piece of writing or a speech that expresses serious thoughts on a particular subject
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Photograph: swarm of bees
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