英:[si:n]
美:[sin]
英:[si:n]
美:[sin]
as seen显然
中古英语 sein,“可见的,能够用眼睛看到的; 明显的,清晰的,显而易见的”,源自古英语 gesegen, gesewen, seon 的过去分词(参见 see(v.))。从公元1200年开始,“感知,发现”。从公元1300年开始,“经历,经历过”。到1941年,“have seen everything”作为惊讶的夸张表达(短语本身较早,在《了不起的盖茨比》等作品中出现)。
He that has seen one thing hath seen all things ; for he has got the general idea of something. [Locke, 1706]
看到一件事情的人已经看到了所有的事情; 因为他已经得到了某些事情的概括性想法。[洛克,1706]
有关孩子最好“seen and not heard”(1816年之前)的谚语或俗语最初是特指 maids(15世纪中期)。
Well, at length my wish was in part gratified—lady Cowley was announced. It has been said that women, like children, should be "seen and not heard." I am no advocate for dumb dolls, yet I object to catching the voice through long passages ere one sees the party, and in the present instance ... (etc.) ["The Spinster's Journal," vol. 1, by 'A Modern Antique,' London: 1816]
好吧,最终我的愿望在某种程度上得到了满足——宣布了考利夫人的到来。有人说,女人像孩子一样,应该“看而不听”。我不是哑巴娃娃的拥护者,但我反对在长长的走廊里听到声音,然后才看到这个人,而在这个例子中……(等等)[“老处女的日记”,第1卷,由“现代古董”撰写,伦敦:1816年]
sentimentnoun
a thought or attitude influenced by feeling
a certain notion : opinion
tender feelings of affection or yearning
sensitiveadjective
capable of responding to stimulation
easily or strongly affected or hurt
a sensitive child
capable of showing very small differences : delicate
sensitive scales
readily affected or changed by the action of a certain thing
plants sensitive to light
sense1 of 2noun
a meaning or one of a set of meanings a word, phrase, or story may have
the power to become aware of by means of sense organs
a specialized function or mechanism (as sight, hearing, smell, taste, or touch) of the body that involves the action and effect of a stimulus on a sense organ
the pain sense
a particular sensation or kind of sensation
a good sense of balance
awareness arrived at through or as if through the senses
a vague sense of danger
an awareness and appreciation of something
a fine sense of humor
intelligence sense 1
good reason or excuse
no sense in waiting
sense2 of 2verb
to become aware of through the senses
to be or become conscious of
sense danger
to detect automatically especially in response to a physical quantity (as light or movement)
sensibleadjective
possible to take in by the senses or by reason or understanding her distress was sensible from the way she acted
felt a sensible chill
capable of being made aware of or of feeling
sensible to pain
aware
sensible of the increasing heat
showing or containing good sense or reason : reasonable
a sensible arrangement
sense1 of 2noun
a meaning or one of a set of meanings a word, phrase, or story may have
the power to become aware of by means of sense organs
a specialized function or mechanism (as sight, hearing, smell, taste, or touch) of the body that involves the action and effect of a stimulus on a sense organ
the pain sense
a particular sensation or kind of sensation
a good sense of balance
awareness arrived at through or as if through the senses
a vague sense of danger
an awareness and appreciation of something
a fine sense of humor
intelligence sense 1
good reason or excuse
no sense in waiting
sense2 of 2verb
to become aware of through the senses
to be or become conscious of
sense danger
to detect automatically especially in response to a physical quantity (as light or movement)
sensationnoun
a mental process (as seeing, hearing, or smelling) that results from stimulation of a sense organ
awareness (as of heat or pain) due to stimulation of a sense organ
an indefinite bodily feeling
a state of excited interest or feeling
a cause of such excitement
select1 of 2verb
to pick out from a number or group : choose
to choose (a particular action or a section of text on a computer screen) especially using a mouse
select2 of 2adjective
chosen from a number or group to include the best or most suitable individuals
invited only a few select employees
of special value or excellence : superior, choice
a select hotel
seizeverb
to take possession of by force
the wind seized the hat off my head
to take prisoner : arrest
to take hold of suddenly or with force : clutch
to understand fully and clearly : comprehend
seize an idea quickly
to attack or overwhelm suddenly (as with fever)
segment1 of 2noun
any of the parts into which a thing is divided or naturally separates : section, division
a part cut off from a geometric figure by a lineespecially: the part of a circle enclosed by a chord and an arc
a part of a straight line included between two points called alsoline segment
segment2 of 2verb
to separate into segments
seen
1 My blue coat is en years old. It has seen better days.
我的蓝上衣穿10年,已经很旧了。
2 Oxide is usually seen in our daily life.
在我们的日常生活中氧化物很常见.
3 Had you seen someone firm hits him very?
你看见过有人狠很地打自己的 吗 ?
4 Have you seen the hill whereon a tower is standing?
你看到耸立着一座塔的那座小山了吗?
5 I have often seen pilots fitting the tailplane on before the wings.
我经常看见飞行员在机翼前面配上尾翼.
6 Moves out after since Professor Wang from beforehand dwelling, I have not seen him.
自从王教授从以前的住处搬走以后, 我一直没看见过他.
7 Gold prices are often seen as an indicator of inflation.
黃金价格常常被看作是通货膨胀的指标.
8 Nothing can compare to the love of God.
无论何物都不能与神的爱相比.
9 Roman walls may still be seen but not in their integrity.
古罗马城墙尚可见到,但已不完整.
10 The gunman was last seen heading toward the gym, his rifle aimed from the hip.
最后看见枪手的地方是,他去了体育馆, 他从屋脊上瞄准了他的来福枪.
11 She hasn't been seen for quite some time.
好久没人看见她了。
12 I haven't seen you for yonks!
我很久没见你了!
13 That boy walked into the meal as if he hadn't seen food for a week.
那个男孩子狼吞虎咽地吃饭,好像他一个星期没见到食物了.
14 Oh, my five & dime queen tell me what have you seen?
啊, 我的 硬币,告诉我你看见了什么?
15 I don't think I've seen this person before.
这个人面生得很.
16 You are pretty certain to be seen by someone who knows you.
你一定被认识你的人见到过.
17 Paw prints were seen in many places and puma fur was also found cling to bushes.
在许多地方看见了爪印,灌木丛中也发现了粘在上面的美洲狮毛.
18 As we've seen, oceans cover more than 70% of the earth.
据我们所知, 海洋占地球面积的70%以上.
19 Class IV areas shall be defined as areas never seen by the operator.
类别IV部位是指操作员从未观看到的部位.
20 All men have seen it; Man beholds from afar.
伯 36:25 他所行的万人都看见、世人也从远处观看.
2 精通
deep-read up strong perfect master familiar intimate proficient studied conversant versed hipped versant well knowledge command proficiency mastery familiarity knowing mastership conversance know know like the back of hand be nuts about have at fingertips be master of have at the tip of fingers havedown to a science be great on great practised conversancy familiarize
3 明白
get take see think understand realize dawn tumble twig make head or tail of know what one is about get into head
5 懂得