20 14 please be awesome.

The original meaning of "awesome" is "awesome". Americans often use it as an exclamation to express their inner joy and praise and express "awesome"! I think you are familiar with the words "great, great, great, great". In fact, Americans speak the same way as people in China, and everyone has their own spoken language. Some people will use "beautiful" to describe satisfaction and "well done", while others will even use "lovely" to express the same meaning. I think everyone can also start to build their own mantra, which will be cool. Here is a new word "neatness". I think anyone who knows a little English will know that "neat" means "neat". But if you hear America shouting, "That's so neat!" Don't think that he is satisfied with the cleanliness of his surroundings. Americans often say "that's neat", which means "very good and wonderful", which is the same as the word "different" introduced above.

I have to explain the difference between "awesome" in British English context and "awe" in American English context. But the premise is that the people and things that get "awesome" must be very fierce and powerful. For example, in the context of British English, "awesome" is to describe "Megatron" in Transformers; American English context is the most appropriate way to describe "Po" in Kung Fu Panda.