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ted如何读

英：[ted]

美：[ted]

ted是什么意思

v. (动词)

翻晒
摊开晒翻晒
摊开晒
撒
散开
摊散
翻动
摊草

n. (名词)

<俚>德国兵
泰德（男子名）
Teddy boy

ted变形

第三人称单数:teds

现在分词:tedding

过去式:tedded

过去分词:tedded

ted扩展

tedder (n.)

ted英英释义

n.a tough youth of 1950's and 1960's wearing Edwardian style clothes

ted词组

ted bundy泰德‧邦迪（连续杀人犯）

ted词源中文解释

"to spread"（晾干新割草），约1300年，来自未记录的古英语 *teddan 或源自类似于古诺尔斯语 teðja “散布肥料”的斯堪的纳维亚来源。与德语 verzetteln “散布，浪费”有关。相关词汇： Tedding； tedder。

ted词源英文解释

Middle English tedden, from Old English *teddan; akin to Middle Dutch tedden to ted, Old Norse tethja to manure, tath spread dung, Old High German zetten to spread

The first known use of ted was in the 13th century

ted 例句

1 “Man,” one friend whispered outside the door, “I hope Ted goes easy on Morrie.”

2 I dreamt of calling Ted up and inviting him to dinner, to one of those trendy who’s-who places, like Cafe Majestic or Rosalie’s.

3 So I lifted my head and, avoiding the scared-looking kid plastered onto the pane of glass at the other end of the table, I told Ted I was listening.

4 My chest was still heaving, but I was upright and Ted was two inches in front of me.

5 Ted, don't paint the town red!

泰德，不要把城镇涂成红色！

6 Mom says that Dad and Grandpa Ted had the same kind of warm tone, low and soft, good for storytelling.

7 ‘Why do people have words on clothes, Ted?’

8 Still eighteen, Ted Hall was the youngest scientist at Los Alamos.

9 ‘After what happened yesterday, not to mention Ted breaking that glass just now! It’s out of the question. You’re grounded. Both of you.’

10 I’d just started lathering up my hair when I got nailed by the other side of yesterday’s death flash, the one that had dropped me to my knees outside Ted’s church.

11 ‘I wonder . I nodded. I’d been wondering about him too. ‘Do you think these pictures might be a clue, Ted?’

12 “How’s the war today?” somebody would say, and Ted Lavender would give a soft, spacey smile and say, “Mellow, man. We got ourselves a nice mellow war today.”

13 The only other entertainment available was Pastor Ted and his throng of religious fanatics, who were wedged into sandwich boards and parked just outside the entrance.

14 Ted Friedman, the prominent litigator in the 1970s and 1980s, remembers as a child going to concerts with his mother at Carnegie Hall.

15 My mother must have noticed these same differences after Ted picked me up one evening at my parents’ house.

16 Right after our moment in the parking lot, Coach Ted had arrived, and there was no time for any more shenanigans, and maybe we were both a little glad about that.

17 No, Pastor Ted was thinking mega-overhaul—mind, body, soul—deliverance, repentance, immersion.

18 ‘It does in this house, Ted. Down a bloody black hole.’

19 That put Ted Hall at the center of the action.

20 “Your grandpa Ted worked in construction, and they were going to build it together, right on this very spot.”