In the painting by Leonardo da Vinci "Mona Lisa," one can see a mysterious young woman. This is the most famous painting in the world. It depicts Gioconda, smiling mysteriously at us. Her hair is dark and long. Her eyes are brown. She has a translucent veil on her head, and her eyebrows are hardly seen. The most important thing in this picture is the woman's smile. They say that da Vinci wrote it for 12 years.
На картине Леонардо да Винчи "Мона Лиза" можно увидеть загадочную молодую женщину. Это самая известная картина в мире. На ней изображена Джоконда, загадочно улыбающаяся нам. У нее темные и длинные волосы. У нее карие глаза. На голове у нее полупрозрачная вуаль, а брови почти не видны. Самое главное в этой картине - улыбка женщины. Говорят, что да Винчи писал её в течение 12 лет.
Turns out watching your tongue should apply to more than just your words. There’s a lot that doctors—and you—can tell about your overall health just by looking at the color, size, and texture of your mouth’s unsung hero.
You already know that your tongue is essential for tasting and digesting food and for articulating speech. But because your tongue is such an integral part of several important bodily functions, paying attention to its appearance and changes can help alert you to larger health issues early. This is one reason your doctor has you stick out your tongue during annual physical exams. And why your dentist may inquire about your hydration or hygiene after one glance at your tongue.
Объяснение:
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1)it's too late
2)not strong enough
3)not warm enough
4)too big
5)not tall enough