circumstance如何读

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circumstance英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [P]环境,条件,情况 the combination of facts, or events that influence one's action, regarded as being outside one's control
  2. [P]境遇,经济状况 a fact, condition, or event concerned with and influencing another event, person, or course of action

circumstance是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 环境
  2. 境遇
  3. 境况
  4. 命运
  5. 情况
  6. 经济状况
  7. 事实
  8. 详情
  9. 细节
  10. 仪式
  11. 条件
  12. 事件
  13. 事项
  14. 状况
  15. 客观环境
  16. 情形
v. (动词)
  1. 把…置于某种情况下

circumstance自然拼读

cir·cum·stance

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circumstance变形

复数:circumstances

第三人称单数:circumstances

现在分词:circumstancing

过去式:circumstanced

过去分词:circumstanced

circumstance词根

词根:circumstance

adj.

circumstantial 依照情况的;详细的,详尽的

adv.

circumstantially 依照情况地

circumstance英英释义

noun

a condition, fact, or event accompanying, conditioning, or determining another : an essential or inevitable concomitant

the weather is a circumstance to be taken into consideration

a subordinate or accessory (see accessory entry 2 sense 2) fact or detail

cost is a minor circumstance in this case

a piece of evidence that indicates the probability or improbability of an event (such as a crime) the circumstances suggest murder

the circumstance of the missing weapon told against him

the sum of essential and environmental factors (as of an event or situation)

constant and rapid change in economic circumstance—G. M. Trevelyan

state of affairs : eventuality—often used in plurala victim of circumstances

open rebellion was a rare circumstance

circumstances plural situation with regard to wealth rose from difficult circumstances

he was in easy circumstances

attendant formalities and ritualistic display especially as contrasted with essential procedure

pride, pomp, and circumstance of glorious war—William Shakespeare

an event that constitutes a detail (as of a narrative or course of events)

considering each circumstance in turn

circumstance词组

in the circumstances在这种情况下;既然这样

under the circumstance在这种情况下

in no circumstances决不

under no circumstance在任何情况下都不

under certain circumstanceadv. 在某种情况下

circumstance区别

 circumstance, status, condition, state, situation

这组词都有“状况、情况”的意思,其区别是:

circumstance多指周围的情况或某事发生时的情况。

status指一个人在政治、社会、经济、法律上的地位或身份,暗含地位显要意味。也可用于指政治等事态的状况。

condition一般强调产生影响的原因或环境,复数形式指笼统的情况。

state普通用词,指人或物在环境、外表、心灵以及健康方面的状况,或指在某一阶段的状态或形式。

situation指明确具体的环境情况或处境。

以上来源于网络

 surroundings, environment, circumstance, context, atmosphere, climate

surroundings特指自然环境(地理概念)

environment指对人的感情、品德、思想等或动植物生存产生影响的环境

circumstance特指经济状况,表示环境,状况时常用复数

context上下文

atmosphere气氛,氛围

climate气候,风气,思潮

以上来源于网络

circumstance词源中文解释

约1200年,“与另一个事实相关并修改它而不影响其本质”的意思(最初是指罪恶),来自古法语 circonstance “情况,处境”,也字面上意为“郊区”(13世纪,现代法语 circonstance),源自拉丁语 circumstantia “周围条件”,中性复数形式 circumstantis 的现在分词 circumstans 的属格,来自 circumstare “环绕,包围,占据,拥有”,由 circum “周围”(参见 circum-)和 stare “站立”组成,源自 PIE 词根 *sta- “站立,使或保持坚定”。拉丁词是希腊语 peristasis 的借译。

“一个人的环境,环境”的意思始于14世纪中期。 “一个特定的细节,小事项”是从约1300年开始的; “非本质的东西”是从1590年代开始的。关于重要事件的“形式主义,隆重的陪伴”(14世纪晚期)的过时意义仍然存在于莎士比亚的短语 pomp and circumstance(“奥赛罗”III,iii)中,被爱德华·埃尔加(Edward Elgar)用作他的军事进行曲(1901)的标题,这是美国毕业典礼的主打曲目。

circumstance_法律行业词汇

意外

情形

circumstance词源英文解释

Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Latin circumstantia, from circumstant-, circumstans, present participle of circumstare to stand around, from circum- + stare to stand — more at stand

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

circumstance儿童词典英英释义

clasp1 of 2noun

a device for holding together objects or parts of something

a holding or embracing with or as if with the hands or arms

clasp2 of 2verb

to fasten with or as if with a clasp

to enclose and hold with the armsespecially: embrace

to seize with or as if with the hand : grasp

clash1 of 2verb

to make a clash

clashing cymbals

to come into conflict

pickets clashed with the police

to not match well some colors clash

our ideas clashed

clash2 of 2noun

a loud sharp sound usually of metal striking metal

the clash of swords

a sharp fight or strong disagreement

clap1 of 3verb

to strike noisily : bang the door clapped shut

clap two boards together

to strike the hands together over and over in applause

to strike with the open hand

clap a friend on the shoulder

to place, put, or set especially energetically since I first clapped eyes on it

clap him into jail

to make or build hastily

clap together a shelter

clap2 of 3noun

a sound made by or as if by clapping

a clap of thunder

a friendly slap

a clap on the shoulder

clap3 of 3noun

gonorrhea—often used with the

clap1 of 3verb

to strike noisily : bang the door clapped shut

clap two boards together

to strike the hands together over and over in applause

to strike with the open hand

clap a friend on the shoulder

to place, put, or set especially energetically since I first clapped eyes on it

clap him into jail

to make or build hastily

clap together a shelter

clap2 of 3noun

a sound made by or as if by clapping

a clap of thunder

a friendly slap

a clap on the shoulder

clap3 of 3noun

gonorrhea—often used with the

clap1 of 3verb

to strike noisily : bang the door clapped shut

clap two boards together

to strike the hands together over and over in applause

to strike with the open hand

clap a friend on the shoulder

to place, put, or set especially energetically since I first clapped eyes on it

clap him into jail

to make or build hastily

clap together a shelter

clap2 of 3noun

a sound made by or as if by clapping

a clap of thunder

a friendly slap

a clap on the shoulder

clap3 of 3noun

gonorrhea—often used with the

claim1 of 2verb

to ask for as rightfully belonging to oneself

claim an inheritance

to call for : require

business that claims attention

to put an end to life : take

an accident claimed his life

to state as a fact : maintain

claimed to have been cheated

to make a claim

claimed to know nothing about it

claim2 of 2noun

a demand for something due or believed to be due

an insurance claim

a right or title to something

a statement that may be doubted

a claim of authenticity

something claimedespecially: an area of land marked out by a settler or prospector

circumstancenoun

a fact or event that must be considered along with another fact or event

a fact or detail in a chain of events

plural conditions at a certain time or place

impossible under the circumstances

the way things happen to be : chance—often used in plural

a victim of circumstances

plural financial condition

in easy circumstances

circumstance 例句

1 The southerners, by contrast, were downright deferential in normal circumstances, stepping aside with more than nine feet to go.

2 It would be satisfying to a closet sniper, this job, because he could spend long hours playing out scenarios of whom he might have to fire at, with which weapon, and under what circumstance.

3 In every moment and every circumstance, you can choose to have fuller, richer life by setting a clear intention.

在任何时刻、在任何情况下,你都可以通过设定一个明确的目标来选择更充实、更丰富的生活。

4 “Because of the circumstances, maybe there might be a special degree, an honorary degree.”

5 As we awaited our departure date, we continued to live in our temporary circumstances, in limbo.

6 “Certain circumstances” are bound to include a lass who can give the Luftwaffe a position fix on the RAF Moon Squadron.

7 Handicapped people require an understanding and appreciation of their circumstances or situation not pity.

残疾人需要的是人们对他们所处的环境理解,而不是人们的同情.

8 Or perhaps it was because the circumstances were different, and looming over them now was the marriage he never talked about.

9 Such a circumstance could only exasperate farther, and, when he ceased, the colour rose into her cheeks, and she said:

10 “I should punish you. However, given the circumstances, it hardly seems worth the effort.”

11 But, under the circumstances, what else could I have done?

12 A soldier has to change his mind when circumstances demand it.

13 She never discovered the true circumstances of her birth.

她从未弄清她身世的真相。

14 Starting a relationship under the best of circumstances is difficult.

15 Kitty, Anne is crazy, but then these are crazy times and even crazier circumstances.

16 The men leaning to the oars were pelted with bird droppings as they tried to accustom themselves to the new circumstances.

17 He was typical of the students in Volpe’s productions in that his life had been composed of more struggle than ease, though his circumstances were more complicated than most.

18 I kept an eye on Orlick after that night, and, whenever circumstances were favourable to his dancing at Biddy, got before him to obscure that demonstration.

19 If your circumstances were such that you couldn’t afford to eat, or have a home, or have clothes to wear, then you were poor.

20 Under other circumstances, a weasel passing gas might have been funny, but Hazel didn’t laugh.

circumstance 同义词

1 机遇

chance opening

6 机缘

break

15 事态

matter

16 事变

occurrence

17 排场

trappings pomp blare ritz

23 客观环境

environment

28 物质条件

repair

circumstance 短语相关

force of circumstance(s) pomp and circumstance

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