英:[ˈpiːpl]
美:[ˈpiːpl]
英:[ˈpiːpl]
美:[ˈpiːpl]
peo·ple
pi pl
复数:people或peoples
第三人称单数:peoples
现在分词:peopling
过去式:peopled
过去分词:peopled
noun
plural human beings making up a group or assembly or linked by a common interest
plural human beings, persons—often used in compounds instead of persons —often used attributivelypeople skills
salespeople
plural the members of a family or kinship
plural the mass of a community as distinguished from a special class—often used by Communists to distinguish Communists from other people
disputes between the people and the nobles
plural peoples a body of persons that are united by a common culture, tradition, or sense of kinship, that typically have common language, institutions, and beliefs, and that often constitute a politically organized group
lower animals usually of a specified kind or situation
the body of enfranchised citizens of a state
verb
transitive verb
to supply or fill with people
to dwell in : inhabit
many people许多人;很多人;好多人
some people有些人;有人;一些人
other people其他人
chinese people中国人
young peoplen. 年 年轻人
most people多数人
common people大众,平民
old people老年人;老人
number of people人数
ordinary people普通人,一般人
millions of people数百万人
business people商业人士
poor people贫民,穷人
older people老年人
good people好人
people first以人为本
working people劳动人民;工作人口
the best people[口语](西方世界所谓的)上流社会人士,[口语](西方世界的)上流社会人士
several people几个人
serve the people为人民服务
这组词都有“人们,人群”的意思,其区别是:
mob含贬义,指乌合之众、暴民。
through与crowd含义很接近,常可换用,但侧重指向前运动的群众。
masses指群众或平民,在西方国家含贬义,在我国含褒义。
crowd本义指一大群紧紧聚集在一起的人群,现指群众整体,由个体结合的人群或大众。
people最普通用词,不带任何色彩,泛指不确定数量的人们。
以上来源于网络
personal人员,职员
inhabitants居民
group团体
people民族,种族
corporation公司
individuals个人,有某种特点的人
以上来源于网络
这组词都有“民族,种族”的意思,其区别是:
race专指有共同祖先和相同肤色、面部特征等遗传特征以及共同风俗等的人群。
people侧重指由有共同文化、社会基础而所形成的人民整体。
nation特指居住于同一区域,有共同历史、语言、文化及心理素质等的人类群体。
以上来源于网络
people具体的人 China has a large population.
population人口,人数,
以上来源于网络
individual个人,有某种特点的人
native本地人,出生于某国(或某地)的人
people民族,种族,部落
inhabitant(某地的)居民
以上来源于网络
公元前1300年,英法文中的“ peple ”指“人类,普遍的人们,男人和女人”,其中包含了:盎格鲁-法国文本“ peple ”,“ people ”,古法文“ pople ”,“ peupel ”,指“人群,人口,人类,人性”,源自拉丁文“ populus ”,意思是“一群人,民族,市民团体,大量,群众”,其起源尚不可考。根据意大利语的同源词和派生词,比如意大利语中的“ populari ”,意为“破坏,掠夺,抢劫”, Populonia,指君主神朱诺的姓氏,字面意思为“保护人类免受破坏的女神”,Proto-Italic 的词根被认为是“军队”[de Vaan]。也有提出过这个词的起源是伊特鲁里亚的可能性。 拉丁语中的这个词也是西班牙语“ pueblo ”,意大利语“ popolo ”的起源。在英语中,它取代了本土的“ folk ”。
“某些未具体指名的人”这个意思可以追溯到公元前1300年。“由一群人组成的社群”这个意思可以追溯到中世纪14世纪中期(盎格鲁-法国贵族于13世纪后期)。而区别于贵族的意思“普通百姓,群众”可以追溯到13世纪后期。而“家人,部族或氏族的成员”的意思可以追溯到14世纪晚期。
这个词汇在1920年以后被共产主义极权主义国家采用,据他们的反对者认为,这是为了给他们的政府以虚假的民粹主义感; 在政治意义上,“受权公民总体(被视为政府权力的最高来源)”的词义,可以追溯到17世纪40年代。这也是法律术语“ The People vs. ”的意思,在美国某些法律案件(1801年)中使用。
The people are the only censors of their governors: and even their errors will tend to keep these to the true principles of their institution. To punish these errors too severely would be to suppress the only safeguard of the public liberty. The way to prevent these irregular interpositions of the people is to give them full information of their affairs thro’ the channel of the public papers, and to contrive that those papers should penetrate the whole mass of the people. [Jefferson to Edward Carrington, Jan. 16, 1787]
“人民是对他们的统治者唯一的检查者,甚至他们的错误也会促使这些统治者坚定他们的制度原则。过于严厉地惩罚这些错误会扼杀公众自由的唯一保障。预防人民的这种不规则干涉的方法是通过公众媒体向他们提供完整的信息,并设计出这些文件应渗透到人民的整个群体中。”(杰斐逊致爱德华·卡林顿,1787年1月16日)
“ People of the Book ”是指“那些信仰于神圣启示录的人”(1834年),其翻译自阿拉伯语“ Ahl al-Kitab ”。
国民
Noun Middle English peple, from Anglo-French pople, peple, peuple, from Latin populus Verb Middle English, from Anglo-French popler, poeplier, from pople
The first known use of people was in the 13th century
perceptionnoun
a result of perceiving : observation
awareness of surrounding objects, conditions, or forces through sensation
color perception
capacity for understanding
percentagenoun
a part of a whole expressed in hundredths
a high percentage of students attended
the result obtained by multiplying a number by a percent
the percentage equals the rate times the base
probability sense 3a
play the percentages
favorable odds
people1 of 2noun
plural human beings, persons—often used in compounds instead of persons
salespeople
plural the members of a family : kindred
plural the mass of a community as distinguished from a special class
plural peoples a body of persons united by a common culture, tradition, or sense of kinship, and usually language
the body of voters of a state
people2 of 2verb
to supply or fill with people
inhabit
1 All those modern peoples are recent offshoots of their South Chinese cousins.
2 I don't believe in baptism or the waters of Jordan or anything like that, but I guess I feel about a hot bath the way those religious people feel about holy water.
3 I search for clues about what kind of people are moving in, but there are no giveaways other than a huge TV box.
4 So I don’t ask about anyone or anything, but people bring me a steady stream of information.
5 What Lizzie said was true: if everyone knew there were still a few wonderful things in the storerooms, people would fight each other trying to get them.
6 Back at school, more and more people were becoming my friends.
7 Born without wood so that I listened to too many people.
8 And before that a myth, a poem of what his father had been, what fathers could be, what place we took in the story of our people.
9 I don’t like when people stare at me.
10 To Ekon’s horror, several Sons of the Six were already standing there, surrounding a larger group of people seated in the grass with bound wrists.
11 I want you to know you’re taking the bread from the mouths of more deserving people who stayed in this country to do their bit.
12 Gale had two sets of bows and arrows, one hunting knife, one fishing net, and over eight hundred terrified people to feed.
13 Moss gazed out at the sea of people.
14 I understood now how people die in the White Mountains even in summer.
15 The reason I don’t have a car myself is that I drive people around all day or night.
16 Almost on crossing the Ohio line it seemed to me that people were more open and more outgoing.
17 Before we got to the first store, I had muddied my shoes three times stepping off the curb to let white people pass.
18 The contradiction with the ideals of the American Revolution was part of it; some slaveholders freed their enslaved people afterward.
19 Emptiness hung high over their heads although the room was crowded with people.
20 Together isn’t quite the word for an evil and beautiful team, ruining people and enjoying it.
2 同伙
3 人类
human walking mortal anthropic earthborn hominine world man race Christian creature humanity flesh mankind mortality microcosm fellowman anthropos human kind the sons of men fellow creature naked ape all flesh human being human race homo sapiens anthropo- tangata brother humankind wight Son of Man Lord of creation christian rational homo earthling anthrop- finite homin- hominid homme personkind
4 随从
sequacious friend train satellite gentleman retainer ancillary valet pensioner yeoman hanger-on meinie
5 祖宗
8 通常看作复数
10 支持者
apostle friend supporter prop identifier cohort proponent backer rooter support following follower sympathizer -crat advocate ally booster promoter constituency cheerleader -ite
16 亲戚
related relational rello connection relation relative belongings kin kindred sib kinsfolk kith and kin cousin kith rellie next of kin relationship folk connexion kinfolk kinfolks cognation
17 同伴
19 民众
demotic mob populace canaille country public multitude Demos wananchi popular herd community weal
21 种族
race ethnic racial phyletic stem strain brood blood family stock folk breed ethno- nationality ethnical stirps nation seed rod tribe phylon
25 布满
26 充满
cram-full full thick alive stiff fraught fullness rife -ulent swarm abound pullulate steep surcharge saturate imbue deluge impregnate suffuse transfuse perfuse prepossess run charge impact fill inform flood burst swell overflow bristle permeate be dripping with shot through
29 老百姓
vulgar subject populace ragtag the man in the street the man on the street Joe Blows common people Mass crowd civilian commonalty commonage little man John Citizen Joe Public folkish Everyman multitude citizen democracy mister commonality pleb cit pekin vulgus Joe Blow folk villain commoner kern the ranks
31 人
human personal thing life number man CASE customer hand person body card individual party mind piece heart guy baby sort spirit traffic fish cat bird soul being cookie fellow creature dust vessel devil humanity specimen mankind mortal persona chap bloke beggar bugger humankind mush bod personage Joe Johnny wight blighter nabs gink beezer anthropos gazabo your one 'un a lump of clay a piece of goods human being man jack character news quarter mouth prick sod bleeder geezer HE dem- anthrop- Dick and Harry the member head face stick ticket egg bundle neighbour proposition burner sucker bastard carl sapient OU Anzac volk jazzbo tangata mother's son homo joker cuss you God's image piece of flesh piece of goods difficult anthropo- BOD boot self inspiration worthy Dick critter bimbo newsman same -er -or cove coot case figure dab he -ant -ent folk dude statistic christian hominoid adamite run lot job article skin object ball apple bean poll merchant buffer skate mortality geek peat gee gent cunt cuckoo pate microcosm kipper hombre palooka wallah carle un fellow-man -ese anthropic -ster client artist Christian camp horse cake pot onion scout monkey mug dick hairpin varmint C hypostasis prig fellowman bailer homme liveware personkind that Meatware
33 团体
group community body society movement congress fold republic fellowship commonwealth Gemeinschaft
34 祖先
ancestral antecessor primogenitor stirps parent father root ancestor grandfather predecessor ancestry forerunner forefather progenitor antecedent forebear grandsire stock elder sire ascendant foregoer
35 国民
national land nation citizen commonwealth nationality polity subject country son folk civil public race democracy
36 公诉人
40 诸位
44 家族
family familiar familial name line house kind race tribe clan lineage kin kindred ilk sept belonging
45 民族
gentilitial racial ethnological race nation folk nationality national ethnic volk Volk ethno ethno- family Land civilization -ish the body politic blood gentile language stock nationalistic sept
46 客人
47 亲族
50 大众
51 普通人
52 人口
55 大家
56 亲属
family connection relative kin kindred rellie kinsfolk next of kin flesh kith kinfolk kinfolks homefolk folk belonging sib
57 属下
58 居民
residenter land population resident quarter liver municipality inhabitant dweller denizen habitant residentiary citizen identity son inmate dwell -ese -ot
60 下层阶级
61 平民
plebeian civilian populace commoner Demos commonalty civvy commonage commons little people third estate common civil vulgar non-military citizen mister canaille public mwananchi non-combatant the man and woman in the street the man in the street the man or woman in the street popular mass private democracy pleb demos plebs pekin vulgus roturier democratic homespun plebby simple commune commonality snob plebe gownsman