英:[ɡiv wei]
美:[ɡɪv we]
英:[ɡiv wei]
美:[ɡɪv we]
撤退;让路;退让;垮掉
verb
transitive verb
to make a present of
give a doll to a child
to grant or bestow by formal action
the law gives citizens the right to vote
to accord or yield to another
gave him her confidence
to put into the possession of another for his or her use
gave me his phone number
to administer as a sacrament
to commit to another as a trust or responsibility and usually for an expressed reason
to transfer from one's authority or custody
the sheriff gave the prisoner to the warden
to execute and deliver
all employees must give bond
to convey to another
give them my regards
to offer to the action of another : proffer
gave her his hand
dated, of a woman to yield (oneself) to a man in sexual intercourse
to present in public performance
give a concert
to present to view or observation
gave the signal to start
to provide by way of entertainment
give a party
to propose as a toast
to designate as a share or portion : allot
all the earth to thee and to thy race I give—John Milton
to make assignment of (a name)
to set forth as an actual or hypothetical datum
give the dimensions of the room
to attribute in thought or utterance : ascribe
gave the credit to you
to yield as a product, consequence, or effect : produce 84 divided by 12 gives 7
cows give milk
to bring forth : bear
to yield possession of by way of exchange : pay
to dispose of for a price : sell
to deliver by some bodily action
gave him a push
to carry out (a movement, facial expression, etc.)
gave a cynical smile
to inflict as punishment
to award by formal verdict
judgment was given against the plaintiff
to offer for consideration, acceptance, or use
gives no reason for his absence
to suffer the loss of : sacrifice
gallantly gave his life for his country
to offer as appropriate or due especially to something higher or more worthy
gave his spirit to God
to apply freely or fully : devote
gave themselves to their work
to offer as a pledge
I give you my word
to cause one to have or receive
mountains always gave him pleasure
to cause a person to catch by contagion, infection, or exposure
to allow one to have or take
give me time
to lead or attempt to lead—used with an infinitive
you gave me to understand you'd be late
to care to the extent of
didn't give a hoot
intransitive verb
to make gifts or presents
gave generously to charities
to yield to physical force or strain
to collapse from the application of force or pressure
The canvas chair gave under her weight.
to undergo or submit to change
for the strike to be settled, something has to give
to afford a view or passage : open
the window gives onto the terrace
to enter wholeheartedly into an activity
slang to be happening
wants to know what gives
noun
capacity or tendency to yield to force or strain : flexibility
the ability of a material to bend or stretch
The knitted fabric has a lot of give to it.
支持不住
起步划
让道
Verb Middle English, of Scandinavian origin; akin to Old Swedish giva to give; akin to Old English giefan, gifan to give, and perhaps to Latin habēre to have, hold Noun derivative of give >entry 1
The first known use of give was before the 12th century
storage batterynoun
a cell or connected group of cells that converts chemical energy into electrical energy by reversible chemical reactions and that may be recharged by passing a current through it in the direction opposite to that of its discharge called alsostorage cell
stool pigeonnoun
a person acting as a spy or informer for the police
watch outverb
to be on the lookout
watch out for cars
stone's thrownoun
a short distance
lives within a stone's throw of the school
hold1 of 3verb
to keep in one's possession : possess, have
hold this for me
to have by right hold a bachelor's degree hold elective office
hold property
to keep or restrict by force
the troops held the bridge
to restrain especially by keeping back
hold your temper
delay entry 2 sense 2
held the train
to keep back from use
will hold the seats for us
to make accept a legal or moral duty
I'll hold you to your word
to have or keep in the grasp
hold the pen upright
to cause to be or remain in a place, position, or situation
hold the ladder steady
to remain fastened
the anchor held
support entry 1 sense 4a, sustain
the floor will hold 10 metric tons
to keep as or as if a captive
held without bail
to bear or carry oneself
please hold still
to keep up without interruption
hold silence
to keep the interest or devotion of
the play held the audience
to receive and contain
the bottle holds two liters
to have in mind : entertain
hold a theory
consider sense 3, judge
was held to be the best
to carry on as a group
hold a meeting
to maintain position
the line held under attack
to continue unchanged : last hope the weather holds
their interest held up
to be true : apply
the rule holds in most cases
to refrain from an act : halt, pause
hold2 of 3noun
fortress, stronghold
the act or manner of holding : grip, grasp
have a hold on the rope
a manner of grasping the opponent in wrestling
full or immediate control
get hold of yourself
touch sense 4
trying to get a hold of you
a bond that affects or controls : power
the law has no hold over this person
something that may be grasped or held
a note or rest in music that is continued longer than usual
an order or indication that something is to be reserved or delayed
stoppage, halt
a hold in a rocket countdown
hold3 of 3noun
the interior of a ship below decksespecially: the cargo deck of a ship
the cargo compartment of an airplane
stone-deafadjective
totally deaf
way1 of 2noun
a track for travel : path
an opening for passage (as through a crowd or a gate)
no way out
a course traveled : route
direction sense 3 the wrong way
come this way
a course of action
chose the easy way
opportunity or power of doing as one pleases
have your own way
possibility sense 1
there are no two ways about it
the manner in which something is done or happens a new way of painting
this way of thinking
a noticeable part or detail
a good worker in many ways
state entry 1 sense 1a
the way things are
a particular or typical manner of behavior has a nice way with his pets
it's just his way
distance entry 1 sense 1b
a short way down the road
progress along a course made her way with difficulty
earning her way through school
locality
visit when you are out our way
category sense 1
get what you need in the way of supplies
way2 of 2adverb
far entry 1 sense 1
is way ahead of the class
far entry 1 sense 2
ate way too much
very entry 2 sense 2
way cool
all the way
pull the switch way back
give1 of 2verb
to make a present of
gave me a book
grant entry 1 sense 2, bestow
to make a donation we already gave at the office
give blood
to grant or yield to another
gave her trust to her friend
to put into the possession or keeping of another
give me the letter to mail
to offer to another : proffer
gave his hand to the visitor
pay entry 1 sense 1
wouldn't give a penny for that bike
to present in public performance
give a concert
to present to view
gave the signal to start
to provide by way of entertainment
give a party
to point out or set aside as a share or portion
gave their daughter half of their estate
to indicate the source or cause of
gave all the glory to her mother
to form, make, or yield as a product or result 84 divided by 12 gives 7
cows give milk
to deliver by some bodily action
gave me a push
to carry out a movement : perform
gave a sudden leap
pronounce sense 1
give judgment
to offer for consideration or acceptance
gives no reason for his absence
to apply fully : devote
gave herself to the cause
to cause to have
gave pleasure to the reader
to yield or collapse under force or pressure
the box gave under his foot
give2 of 2noun
tendency to yield to force or strain
the quality or state of being springy
1 Slowly, he clawed his way out from under the collapsed building.
他艰难地从倒塌的大楼废墟底下慢慢爬了出来。
2 I quickly got inside, locked the door, and dusted out the back way.
我急速进屋,锁上门,迅速从后门撤退了。
3 It is better to give than to receive.
4 The earlier good humour and high spirits give way to a progressively despairing vision.
先前那种快活的幽默和高昂的情绪统统让位于对一切渐感失望的看法.
5 Give way to traffic coming from the left.
让从左边来的车先行。
6 We already gave at the office.
7 Mrs Jones didn't give way during the floot, but she was very frightened.
洪水来时琼斯太太虽然害怕,但没有失去控制。
8 Give way to cars that come from the left.
给左边开过来的汽车让路.
9 She gave him a camera for Christmas.
10 Our employer will not give way to our demands for higher wages.
我们的雇主不会对我们增加工资的要求让步.
11 'Give way then,'cried the captain.'We mustn't mind if we swamp her now.
“ 快划, ”船长叫道, “ 现在已经顾不上考虑会不会翻船了.
12 We must not give way to their demands.
我们决不能对他们的要求让步.
13 He should give way to a younger, more decisive leader.
他应该让位于更年轻、更有决断力的领导者。
14 We mustn't give way to these unreasonable demands.
我们不可对这些不合理的要求让步.
15 He gave me a head start.
16 He gave me the letter.
17 A powered vessel should give way to sail — it is an unwritten rule of the sea.
机动船在遇到帆船时必须让其先行,这是一条不成文的航海规则.
18 You could fix my railing to give way like in the movies.
你可学电影里那样对扶手做手脚.
19 They would never give in the enemy.
他们决不向敌人屈服。
20 A deadlock was reached in the discussions, as neither side would give way to the other.
讨论陷入僵局, 因为双方各不相让.
1 垮掉
ruin go yield crack collapse fall to pieces go to pieces fall apart fall down go under crack up
4 让…在先
8 让步
compromise concession trade-off climbdown cave concede capitulate give in cave in climb down give spot yield give ground to give ground lose ground to cave in to lose ground give way to give in to
9 屈服
submission submit cave surrender succumb subjugate capitulate knuckle under give in cave in yield cave in to knuckle under to give way to give in to
10 让…先行