Its English pronunciation is [PRZ]; The American pronunciation is [pro? Z]. Being an adjective means prose. Being a noun means prose.

Related examples:

Used as an adjective

This is a translation of this essay.

This is a literal translation of that article.

He recently published a book about prose.

He recently published a book about prose.

Extended data:

Word parsing:

1, deformation

Past tense: prospered?

Past participle:? progress

Now participle:? Proshchin?

Third person singular:? essay

2. Discrimination of word meaning:

Composition, article, essay, thesis, essay, thesis, theme, dissertation.

These nouns all mean "article" or "thesis".

1) composition refers to the composition exercises that teachers do for students in schools.

2) Articles refer to non-literary articles published in newspapers and magazines, including news reports and academic papers.

3) Essays refer to any kind of non-fiction, short and pithy articles, such as essays, reports, comments and satirical essays.

4) The official word "thesis" refers to monographs published in academic journals or read at academic conferences, and also refers to term papers in colleges and universities or composition exercises in schools.

5) Prose refers to prose.

6) Thesis can refer to graduation thesis, degree thesis, or general thesis written to illustrate academic views.

7) Theme generally refers to an article written by a university or a senior high school student, which is used as an assignment with limited space to make a relatively complete discussion on a certain point of view. It can also refer to the theme of a work or conversation.

8) Thesis refers to a more detailed monograph written after independent research; It can also refer to a dissertation.