【wordbyword和wordforword请写出详解】作业帮
1.literary translation:Translation of literary works2.word-to-word translation.No entry in dictionary.3.word-for-word (used before a noun; no comparative or superlative)(idiomatic) Using exactly the same words (as were originally used).4.Literal translation,or direct translation,is the rendering of text from one language to another "word-for-word" (Latin:"verbum pro verbo") rather than conveying the sense of the original.(This distinction is valid only when a literal translation does not accurately convey the sense,which is not invariably true.)5.word-by-word translation:A misspelling.
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(2)依照先后次序,一一挨着:逐步.逐个.逐渐.逐年.逐一. (1)强迫离开:逐客令.放逐.驱逐. (2)依照先后次序,一一挨着:逐步.逐个.逐渐.逐年.逐一. (3)追赶:逐鹿(喻争夺天下).角(ju?)逐(争相取胜).追逐.笑逐颜开.详细解释 【动】 (1) 会意.甲骨文字形,象人(脚)在豕等动物后面追逐的样子.“止”小篆改从辵(chuò).本义:追赶. (2) 同本义 (含有使追赶对象离开或消灭的意思). 逐,追也.——《说文》 丧马勿逐.——《易·暌》 良马逐.——《易·大畜》 乘白龟兮逐文鱼.——《楚辞·河伯》 遂逐齐师.——《左传·左公十年》 孺卿逐捕.——《汉书·李广苏建传》 简子怒,驱车逐之.—— 马中锡《中山狼传》 噪而相逐.——明·张溥《五人墓碑记》 急逐弗失.——清·徐珂《清稗类钞·战事类》 (3) 又如:逐逐(追逐;急于得利);逐驾(追随尊驾;跟随君主左右);逐胜(乘胜追击敌人);逐射(骑马追射以赌输赢);逐利(追逐利润);逐兔(追逐兔子.比喻争夺帝位). (4) 驱逐. 文公逐 卫侯而立 叔武.——《公羊传》 去年为尔逐黄雀,雨多屋漏泥土落.——唐·冯著《燕衔泥》 非秦者去,为客者逐.——李斯《谏逐客书》 (5) 又如:逐夫(被拼斥、放逐的人);逐客(驱逐由外国来本国游说或做官的人;指被朝廷贬谪外放的人;赶走来访的客人). (6) 放逐;流放. 信非吾罪而弃逐合,何日夜而忘之?——《楚辞·九章·哀郢》 后先生盖千祀兮,余逐而浮湘.——柳宗元《吊屈原赋》 (7) 又如:逐迁(放逐贬谪) (8) 竞争. 遂于计谋.——《韩非子·五蠹》 (9) 又如:逐兔(比喻争天下);逐势(竞逐权势);逐走(赛跑);逐争(争夺). (10) 追求. 任君逐利轻汇海,莫把风涛似妾轻.——唐·刘得仁《贾妇怨》 逐利之情.——清·黄宗羲《原君》 (11) 又如:逐奇(追求新奇);逐文(追求辞藻文采);逐名趋势(追求名声和权势);逐利(求取好处). (12) 流荡. 故《风》之所以为不逐者,取是以节之也.——《荀子》 (13) 随,跟随. 逐流牵荇叶,沿岸摘芦苗.——唐·储光羲《江南曲》 凉逐之生.——明·李渔《闲情偶寄·种植部》 (14) 又如:逐便(乘便,顺便);逐时(随时);逐队(随众而行);逐群(随群). 【副】 依次,按顺序.如:逐步;逐个;逐年;逐日;逐一(一个一个地,逐个);逐句(按句子次序,一句一句地);逐字(一字一字地).[1]编辑本段常用词语 下逐客令、东门逐兔、中原逐鹿、乘胜逐北、争逐、交逐、傩逐、免逐、剸逐、参逐、发逐、呵逐、喜逐、颜开噪逐、夸父逐日、夸逐、奔逐如蝇、逐臭嫁犬、逐犬嫁狗、逐狗、嫁鸡、逐鸡、寻流逐末、寻行逐队.[1]编辑本段举例 词语:逐北 拼音:zhúběi 英文翻译:【chase defeated enemy】 释义:追剿败兵 示例:时相与争地而战,伏尸百万,逐北旬有五日而后反.——《庄子·则阳》 追亡逐北.——贾谊《过秦论》 词语:逐步 拼音:zhúbù 英文翻译:【step by step;progressively;by degrees】 释义:一步步 示例:逐步加以解决 逐步降低成本 逐步提高知识分子待遇 词语:逐趁 拼音:zhúchèn 英文翻译:【pursue;chase (run) after】 释义:追赶 示例:急逐趁之.——《聊斋志异·促织》 词语:逐臭 拼音:zhúchòu 英文翻译:【eccentric;odd】 释义:喻嗜好怪僻 示例:人各有好尚…而海畔有逐臭之夫.——曹植《与杨德祖书》 词语:逐处 拼音:zhúchù 英文翻译:【everywhere】 释义:各处;每处;随处 示例:人间逐处有真情 词语:逐队 拼音:zhúduì 英文翻译:【group by group】 释义:一队接着一队 示例:逐队而行.——《广东军务记》 词语:逐个 拼音:zhúgè 英文翻译:【one by one】 释义:一个挨一个,一个紧接着一个 示例:这些问题我们得逐个研究 词语:逐寒开窍 拼音:zhúhán-kāiqiào 英文翻译:【gradually-heating therapy】 释义:即温开法.是治疗寒湿痰浊恋阻心包、神识错迷的方法.例如中风突然昏倒、不省人事、面色青白、手足冷,脉沉等,用苏合香丸 词语:逐渐 拼音:zhújiàn 英文翻译:【gradually;by degrees;little by little】 释义:渐渐;逐步 示例:河水逐渐上涨 观众逐渐多了起来 他的文化水平逐渐在提高 词语:逐客令 拼音:zhúkèlìng 英文翻译:【order for guests to leave】 释义:驱逐宾客之令.语本出自《史记》:“秦大索逐客,李斯上书说,乃止逐客令.” 示例:下逐客之令.——宋·文天祥《后序》 词语:逐鹿 拼音:zhúlù 英文翻译:【chase the deer;fight for the throne;bid for state power】 释义:喻群雄并起,争夺天下 示例:秦失其鹿,天下共逐之.——《史记·淮阴侯列传》 中原还逐鹿,投笔事戎轩.——魏征《述怀》 词语:逐年 拼音:zhúnián 英文翻译:【year after year;year by year】 释义:一年年;一年接一年 示例:生活水平逐年提高 词语:逐日 拼音:zhúrì 英文翻译:(1) 【day by day;every day】 释义:一天天;每天 示例:病情逐日好转 英文翻译:(2) 【race with the sun】 释义:追赶太阳 示例:夸父逐日 词语:逐条 拼音:zhútiáo 英文翻译:【item by item】 释义:一条条;一条接一条 示例:逐条修改审定 词语:逐一 拼...
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word noun a single unit of language which means something and can be spoken or written 单词;词;字 countable Do not write more than 200 words. 写的东西不要超过 200 字。
Do you know the words to this song? 你知道这首歌的歌词吗? What's the Spanish word for'table'? table 一词在西班牙语里叫什么? He was a true friend in all senses of the word. 从任何意义上来说他都是位真正的朋友。
Tell me what happened in your own words. 用你自己的话告诉我出了什么事。
I could hear every word they were saying. 我可以听到他们说的每一个字。
He couldn't find the words to thank her enough. 他找不出适当的话语来充分表达对她的感激之情。
Words fail me(= I cannot express how I feel). 我无法用语言来表达我的感情。
There are no words to say how sorry we are. 我们十分后悔,实在无以言喻。
I can't remember her exact words. 我记不清她的原话了。
Angry is not the word for it—I was furious. 说“生气”都不够 我是怒不可遏。
See also: buzzword; four-letter word; household word; swear word a thing that you say; a remark or statement 说的话;话语;言语 countable Have a word with Pat and see what she thinks. 和帕特谈一谈,看她是怎么想的。
Could I have a quick word with you(= speak to you quickly)? 我能跟你快点儿说句话吗? A word of warning: read the instructions very carefully. 警示:仔细阅读说明。
words of love 情话 She left without a word(= without saying anything). 她一句话也没说就走了。
I don't believe a word of his story(= I don't believe any of it). 他说的这件事我一句都不相信。
a man/woman of few words(= who doesn't talk very much) 少言寡语的男子╱女子 I'd like to say a few words about future plans. 我想就今后的计划说几句。
Remember—not a word to(= don't tell)Peter about any of this. 记住,对彼得可要只字不提这件事的任何情况。
He never breathed a word of this to me. 这事他从来没向我透露过一点风声。
a promise or guarantee that you will do something or that something will happen or is true 诺言;许诺;保证 singular I give you my word that this won't happen again. 我向你保证这种事不会再次发生。
I give you my word of honour(= my sincere promise)… 我向你庄严承诺… We never doubted her word. 我们从不怀疑她的许诺。
We only have his word for it that the cheque is in the post. 他只是向我们保证支票在邮寄之中。
to keep your word(= do what you promised) 遵守诺言 He promised to help and was as good as his word(= did what he promised). 他答应帮忙,并且说话算数。
He's a man of his word(= he does what he promises). 他是个守信用的人。
I trusted her not to go back on her word(= break her promise). 我相信她不会食言。
I can't prove it—you'll have to take my word for it(= believe me). 我无法证明此事,你就相信我好了。
a piece of information or news 信息;消息 singular There's been no word from them since before Christmas. 自圣诞节前就一直没有他们的消息。
She sent word that she would be late. 她捎信来说她要晚些来。
If word gets out about the affair, he will have to resign. 要是这一绯闻传出去,他就得辞职。
Word has it that she's leaving. 据说她要走了。
The word is they've split up. 据说他们离异了。
He likes to spread the word about the importance of healthy eating. 他喜欢宣传保健饮食的重要性。
the Bible and its teachings 《圣经》;福音 singular Alternate: the Word Variant: the Word of God Idiom: by word of mouth because people tell each other and not because they read about it 口头上;经口述 The news spread by word of mouth. 这消息是口头传开的。
Idiom: (right) from the word go informal from the very beginning 从一开始 Idiom: (not) get a word in edgeways British English (not) to be able to say anything because somebody else is speaking too much (因别人说话太多)插(不上)嘴 When Mary starts talking, no one else can get a word in edgeways. 玛丽讲起话来,别人谁也插不上嘴。
Variant: (not) get a word in edgewise American English Idiom: have a word in somebody's ear British English to speak to somebody privately about something 和…说私话;与…密谈 Idiom: have/exchange words (with somebody) (about something) especially British English to argue or quarrel with somebody (与某人)争论,争吵 We've had words. 我们吵过架。
Words were exchanged. 发生过争吵了。
Idiom: in other words used to introduce an explanation of something 换句话说;也就是说;换言之 They asked him to leave—in other words he was fired. 他们请他走人,也就是说,他被解雇了。
Idiom: (not) in so/as many words (not) in exactly the same words as somebody says were used (并非)一字不差地,原原本本地 'Did she say she was sorry?' 'Not in so many words.' “她道歉了没...
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就是关键词,这个句子的关键词 你找这篇文章阅读文章重要必读的"讯号字(signal word)"(GRE, GMAT, TOEFL皆适用). 应为阅读需要注册,你自己看吧http://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/dvin-dan/article?mid=168&prev=185&next=-1signal word 1. [linguistics] 信号词 See more results for signal word in the Chinese-English Dictionary Examplesthe busy signal (电话)占线信号 → busy the Signal Corps 通信兵(种) → corps to signal a question by a rising inflection 用升调表示一个疑问句 → inflection a stop signal 停止信号 → stop My phone signal is always very noisy. 我的电话信号总伴有杂音。
→ noisy You can use other wires to reduce the noise of the signal. 你可以采用其它线材来降低信噪。
→ noise If you called my office Saturday morning, you would have gotten a busy signal. 你要是周六早上给我办公室打电话,你就能听到占线的声音。
→ busy signal The advantage of this signal is that it is unambiguous. 这种信号的优点在于它不会混淆。
→ unambiguous I cannot communicate with Tom because of the signal break. 信号中断了,我联络不到汤姆。
→ communicate The intensity of the magnetic field will cut the signal. 这样的强磁场会切断信号。
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我要一篇赞美语言的美妙、美丽和魅力的文章
杩欐槸鎴戜滑镄勪竴绡囱?寰堢?鍚堜綘镄勮?姹傚摝THE GLORIOUS MESSINESS OF ENGLISH Robert MacNeil The story of our English language is typically one of massive stealing from other languages.That is why English today has an estimated vocabulary of over one million words,while other major languages have far fewer.French,for example,has only about 75,000 words,and that includes English expressions like snack bar and hit parade.The French,however,do not like borrowing foreign words because they think it corrupts their language.The government tries to ban words from English and declares that walkman is not desirable; so they invent a word,balladeur,which French kids are supposed to say instead 钬 but they don't.Walkman is fascinating because it isn't even English.Strictly speaking,it was invented by the Japanese manufacturers who put two simple English words together to name their product.That doesn't bother us,but it does bother the French.Such is the glorious messiness of English.That happy tolerance,that willingness to accept words from anywhere,explains the richness of English and why it has become,to a very real extent,the first truly globallanguage.How did the language of a small island off the coast of Europe become the language of the planet 钬 more widely spoken and written than any other has ever been?The history of English is present in the first words a child learns about identity (I,me,you); possession (mine,yours); the body (eye,nose,mouth); size (tall,short); and necessities (food,water).These words all come from Old English or Anglo-Saxon English,the core of our language.Usually short and direct,these are words we still use today for the things that really matter to us.Great speakers often use Old English to arouse our emotions.For example,during World War II,Winston Churchill made this speech,stirring the courage of his people against Hitler's armies positioned to cross the English Channel:"We shall fight on the beaches,we shall fight on the landing grounds,we shall fight in the fields and in the streets,we shall fight in the hills.We shall never surrender." Virtually every one of those words came from Old English,except the last 钬 surrender,which came from Norman French.Churchill could have said,"We shall never give in," but it is one of the lovely 钬 and powerful 钬 opportunities of English that a writer can mix,for effect,different words from different backgrounds.Yet there is something direct to the heart that speaks to us from the earliest words in our language.When Julius Caesar invaded Britain in 55 B.C.,English did not exist.The Celts,who inhabited the land,spoke languages that survive today mainly as Welsh.Where those languages came from is still a mystery,but there is a theory.Two centuries ago an English judge in India noticed that several words in Sanskrit closely resembled some words in Greek and Latin.A systematic study revealed that many modern languages descended from a commonparent language,lost to us because nothing was written down.Identifying similar words,linguists have come up with what they call an Indo-European parent language,spoken until 3500 to 2000 B.C.These people had common words for snow,bee and wolf but no word for sea.So some scholars assume they lived somewhere in north-central Europe,where it was cold.Traveling east,some established the languages of India and Pakistan,and others drifted west toward the gentler climates of Europe,Some who made the earliest move westward became known as the Celts,whom Caesar's armies found in Britain.New words came with the Germanic tribes 钬 the Angles,the Saxons,etc.钬 that slipped across the North Sea to settle in Britain in the 5th century.Together they formed what we call Anglo-Saxon society.The Anglo-Saxons passed on to us their farming vocabulary,including sheep,ox,earth,wood,field and work.They must have also enjoyed themselves because they gave us the word laughter.The next big influence on English was Christianity.It enriched the Anglo-Saxon vocabulary with some 400 to 500 words from Greek and Latin,including angel,disciple and martyr.Then into this relatively peaceful land came the Vikings from Scandinavia.They also brought to English many words that begin with sk,like sky and skirt.But Old Norse and English both survived,and so you can rear a child (English) or raise a child (Norse).Other such pairs survive:wish and want,craft and skill,hide and skin.Each such addition gave English more richness,more variety.Another flood of new vocabulary occurred in 1066,when the Normans conquered England.The ...
英语作文"Ourlifeduringthesummerholidays"怎么写
These days I felt so free.I can do the things that I like.I can get up till the sun has already rose very high in the sky and don't need to worry about being late for school.I can go shopping day after day unless I am tired.I can go to the places where I want to go.I can stay at home and surf the internet day after day.I can talk with my friends online and play computer games.I can enjoy myself to the full.Because I know clearly that after the summer holiday my busy school life will begin.I will use this summer holiday to do the things that I can not do during the school life.How time flies!I felt I had done nothing but the day for school is nearer and nearer.Now I found playing without definite goals was so boring.I want to go to school now and I want to read books.I also miss my classmates and my teachers.Now I felt the blankness of my life.I thought the restriction sometimes would become a good thing.Freedom is a relative conception and there is no absolute freedom.Nowadays I will go out to teach a junior student everyday to earn some money ,and then I will translate some short articles for improving my English,except for that I will read all the books that I like.These days I always went to a book store,where I can borrow some books to read.A book one day only costs 0.2 Yuan.There are many famous books there and I am very fond of that bookstore now .Three days before I had finished the book named “The Mouse Loves the Rice” written by Yang Chengang who is a very popular singer on internet now.The story is not so interesting and is a sand story.It describes two lovers who meet and fall in love with each other by chatting on internet depart in the end.Today I am reading another book “The Stories Happened in Beijing” (Its Chinese name is “Jing Hua Yan Yun”,I don't know the appropriate translation) written by Lin Yutang.This book is just like “红楼梦”,I has just read a little and this book needs to be read word by word for it's such a great book.After I finished it I hope I can share my thoughts and view with my friends.Because discussing with my friends about a book will make me understand the book much more profound and penetrating.I like discuss with all my friends and I'd like to hear various views that were different from mine.In less than three weeks I will begin my school life and now I am expecting it very much.I will begin my new life and I am determined to study the knowledge carefully with my heart.Because now I have already found the fun in study and I know I must learn something to enrich my life.Tomorrow is another day!
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