Question

0062 1 One hour is not long enough to admire all the exhibits. One hour is not long enough to [[admire]] all the exhibits. see Do not use admire when you just mean 'see' or 'look at'. Admire means 'look at someone or something with a strong feeling of pleasure'. This meaning of admire is found mainly in novels and tourist brochures: 'Come and admire the magnificence of the Niagara Falls.' 'Rupert was sitting outside on the verandah, admiring the many jewels in the night sky.'

Accepted Answer

admire ✗ One hour is not long enough to see all the exhibits. One hour is not long enough to [[see]] all the exhibits. admire | see

Idx	0062
Keyword	admire
Sub Entry Number	1
Type of Sentence	✗
Error Sentence	One hour is not long enough to admire all the exhibits.
Correct Sentence	One hour is not long enough to see all the exhibits.
Cloze Error Sentence	One hour is not long enough to [[admire]] all the exhibits.
Cloze Sentence	One hour is not long enough to [[see]] all the exhibits.
Cloze Answer	see
Choices	admire \| see
Explanation	Do not use admire when you just mean 'see' or 'look at'. Admire means 'look at someone or something with a strong feeling of pleasure'. This meaning of admire is found mainly in novels and tourist brochures: 'Come and admire the magnificence of the Niagara Falls.' 'Rupert was sitting outside on the verandah, admiring the many jewels in the night sky.'

Admire Hour Long Exhibits Means Strong Feeling Pleasure