- 句(phrase; unit)PHONO-SEMANTIC
- 多(many; much)ASSOCIATIVE
Complete means having many parts where each part is whole and intact like a finished sentence.
to break even
to break even
We broke even on this investment.
to get one's money's worth
This investment has broken even.
Complete means having many parts where each part is whole and intact like a finished sentence.
A horizontal line at the base of a tree marks the root—that is the foundation, the essential base.
to break even
to break even
We broke even on this investment.
to get one's money's worth
This investment has broken even.
Complete means having many parts where each part is whole and intact like a finished sentence.
A horizontal line at the base of a tree marks the root—that is the foundation, the essential base.
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