Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Bees"

A: It refers to something great or excellent. It sounds rather old-fashioned.

A: "endowment" is a "gift", especially a natural gift one is born with

endowed with, means given a natural gift.
"被赐予某能力"

语法结构: X is endowed with Y

被给予某能力
语法结构:"X has/have been given the ability to [do]"

严格意义上， "endow"一般是指通过自然过程，天赐。

A: Hives are rashes from an allergic reaction. I would say:

Bees make honey in their/the hive.

The second one can be interpreted that bees make honey in the rashes that are caused by the allergic reaction.

I prefer to err on the side of caution and choose wording that is less ambiguous.

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A: "Bees help us bring some of our favorite foods" implies we are bringing our food somewhere, and the bees merely assist us. This sounds awkward and incomplete.

"Bees help bring some of our favorite foods" is likely more correct. Bees are part of the system that brings (forth from the earth) our food. However, this still sounds a bit odd out of context. "Bees help create some of our favorite foods" sounds more natural, but that could depend on context. "Bring forth" would work, too, but that sounds archaic.

A: They both mean the same thing but "among" would probably be seen as more formal.

A: put the object(s) of the sentence between "tell" and "apart", like "how do you tell Bella and Daisy apart"
hope that helps 🙂

A: It is talking about the process of bees 🐝 flying to flowers 💐. It the flower, bees collect pollen to bring back to the beehive. Pollen, along with nectar, is the primary source of food for bees.

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A: Sounds like a nice poem

A: wonderful