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词根:season
n.season 时期;季节;赛季;vt. 给…调味;使适应;vi. 变得成熟;变干燥
seasoner 调味品;调味的人;使用调味物的人
noun
a time characterized by a particular circumstance or feature
in a season of religious awakening—F. A. Christie
a suitable or natural time or occasion
when my season comes to sit on David's throne—John Milton
an indefinite period of time : while
sent home again to her father for a season—Francis Hackett
a period of the year characterized by or associated with a particular activity or phenomenon: such as
hay fever season
one of the four quarters into which the year is commonly divided
the time of a major holiday
a period of time when a series of new television shows, plays, etc., are being shown or performed the first/best episode of the season the season's final performance
a show entering its second season
year
a boy of seven seasons
[Middle English sesoun, from sesounen to season] seasoning
the schedule of official games played or to be played by a sports team during a playing season
got through the season undefeated
offseason
closed for the season
verb
transitive verb
to give (food) more flavor or zest by adding seasoning or savory ingredients
to give a distinctive quality to as if by seasoningespecially: to make more agreeable
advice seasoned with wit
archaic to qualify by admixture : temper
to treat (something, such as wood or a skillet) so as to prepare for use
to make fit by experience
a seasoned veteran
intransitive verb
to become seasoned
be seasoned with适应;加…调味
seasoned timber经干木材;风干木材
15世纪中期,“有味道的,加了香料的”,过去分词形容词来自 season(动词)。意思是“适用的,成熟的,硬化的”(指木材等),始于1540年代; 指“适应的,习惯的”(指人、动物等)始于1640年代。
老练的
烤鱼片
dried fish fillet 鱼片经调味、烘烤、辊压制成的方便食品。
Noun Middle English sesoun, from Anglo-French seison natural season, appropriate time, from Latin sation-, satio action of sowing, from serere to sow — more at sow Verb Middle English sesounen, back-formation from sesounde flavored, from Anglo-French seisoné brought to a desired state, from seison
The first known use of season was in the 14th century
seat beltnoun
a strap designed to hold a person in a seat (as in an automobile or airplane)
seat1 of 2noun
something (as a chair) intended to be sat in or on
the part of something on which one rests in sitting a chair seat
seat of the trousers
the part of the body on which a person sits : buttock sense 2a
the place on or at which a person sits
had three seats for the game
a right of sitting usually as a member
a seat in the senate
membership sense 1
a place or area where something is located seats of learningespecially: a place (as a city) from which authority is exercised the new seat of the government
the seat of the pain
posture in or way of sitting especially on horseback
a part or surface on which another part or surface rests
seat2 of 2verb
to place in or on a seat
seat a guest
to provide seats for
a theater seating 1000 persons
to repair the seat of or provide a new seat for
seat a chair
season1 of 2noun
a suitable or natural time or occasion
a season for all things
an indefinite period of time : while
willing to wait a season
a period of the year associated with something in particular that happens every year
the baseball season
a period marked by special activity especially in some field
tourist season
a period in which a place is most often visited
one of the four quarters into which the year is commonly divided compare autumn sense 1, spring, summer entry 1 sense 1, winter sense 1
the time of a major holiday
seasoning
the schedule of official games played or to be played by a sports team during a playing season
got through the season undefeated
season2 of 2verb
to make pleasant to the taste by adding seasoning
a seasoned stew
to make or become suitable for use (as by drying)
season lumber
to make fit by experience
a seasoned sailor
seasoningnoun
something (as a spice or herb) that seasons
seasoningnoun
something (as a spice or herb) that seasons
season1 of 2noun
a suitable or natural time or occasion
a season for all things
an indefinite period of time : while
willing to wait a season
a period of the year associated with something in particular that happens every year
the baseball season
a period marked by special activity especially in some field
tourist season
a period in which a place is most often visited
one of the four quarters into which the year is commonly divided compare autumn sense 1, spring, summer entry 1 sense 1, winter sense 1
the time of a major holiday
seasoning
the schedule of official games played or to be played by a sports team during a playing season
got through the season undefeated
season2 of 2verb
to make pleasant to the taste by adding seasoning
a seasoned stew
to make or become suitable for use (as by drying)
season lumber
to make fit by experience
a seasoned sailor
1 Seasoned observers like to think that Mourinho's every utterance is calculated for effect.
老练的观察者倾向于认为,穆里尼奥说的每一番话都别有用心。
2 She wanted to show us the other side of Marguerite Cartwright Avenue, where the seasoned professors lived, with the duplexes hemmed in by gravely driveways.
3 I learned it was a mixture of com, turnips and rice, seasoned with thyme, bay leaf and green peppers.
4 Perching on a wobbly kitchen chair, balancing the plate on her lap, she set into devouring foods seasoned by other mothers’ hands—familiar, yet different from what her own mama cooked.
5 The Field Notes are a compilation of the reports of seasoned observers who have spent many years afield in their particular areas and have unparalleled knowledge of the normal bird life of the region.
6 She's a seasoned concert performer.
她是富有经验的音乐会演奏家。
7 Until we can not get to where seasoned, I still Po your hands.
直到我们老到哪里也去不了, 我依然是你手中的宝.
8 All of these factors are considered by the seasoned gardener.
综合以上这些要素都是老练的园艺者会仔细考量的.
9 The guard behind the table was older, seasoned.
10 The idea of truly wishing to end one’s own life is a concept completely foreign to most post-mortals, because we can’t experience the level of pain and despair that so seasoned the Age of Mortality.
11 Although the wild dangler may lurk almost anywhere in a sentence, the seasoned hunter will look in the most obvious place, right at the beginning of the sentence.
12 He tasted all the food to make sure it was seasoned properly.
13 I continued to think of him as being like an old copper pot—seasoned by fire, dinged up but still shiny.
14 As a seasoned recruiter of spies, Wolf knew that the Americans wanted something big from him.
15 Sausage: Highly seasoned minced meat, usually pork or beef, traditionally stuffed in casings of prepared intestine.
香肠: 经过调味的肉类食品, 通常为猪肉或牛肉, 常被充塞在准备好的肠衣中.
16 This lumber is seasoned for several years.
这种木柴已经风干好几年了.
17 He must be a seasoned traveler.
他一定是个旅游老手。
18 The best lies are seasoned with a bit of truth.
19 It was my first time on the bus, but I already felt like a seasoned pro.
这是我第一次坐巴士,但我感觉像个经验丰富的老手。
20 For eight years, these optimistic young people—and a few seasoned professionals—had had our backs.
1 老练的
way-wise old past expert smart practical veteran gray experienced sophisticated ripe salty mellow salted cunning consummate thorough-paced complete master adept practiced tactful old-timey practised
2 经验丰富的
5 习惯
conventional ritual habitual consuetudinary wontedness use way order rule custom manner trick habit usage rite wont knack observance mannerism habitus comportment conventionality habitude usance season train
10 老练
way-wise old past expert smart practical veteran gray experienced sophisticated ripe salty mellow salted cunning consummate thorough-paced knowingly practice skill gumption knowingness season complete master adept practiced tactful old-timey mellowly sophistication tact adeptness mellowness in practice practised know what's what