surcease如何读

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surcease是什么意思

  • n.停止;完结
  • v.(使)停止

surcease自然拼读

sur·cease

sr sis [or] suhr sis

surcease变形

第三人称单数:surceases

现在分词:surceasing

过去式:surceased

过去分词:surceased

surcease英英释义

verb

intransitive verb

to desist from actionalso: to come to an end : cease

transitive verb

to put an end to : discontinue

noun

cessationespecially: a temporary respite or end

to borrow from my books surcease of sorrow —E. A. Poe

surcease词源中文解释

15世纪初,“停止行动,停止”来自盎格鲁-法语 surseser,古法语 sursis, surseoir 的过去分词“节制,延迟”,源自拉丁语 supersedere “克制,停止或停止”(见 supersede)。英语拼写 -c- 受到了无关动词 cease 的影响。自1580年代起作为名词使用。

surcease词源英文解释

Verb Middle English sursesen, surcesen, from Anglo-French surceser, alteration of surseer, surseoir, from Latin supersedēre — more at supersede

The first known use of surcease was in the 15th century

surcease儿童词典英英释义

surelyadverb

with confidence

answered quickly and surely

without doubt : certainly

they will surely be heard from again

beyond question : truly

I surely am tired this afternoon

sure-footedadjective

not likely to stumble or fall

surefireadjective

certain to get results

sure1 of 2adjective

firmly established : steadfast

a sure hold

reliable, trustworthy

a sure friend

having no doubt : confident

I'm sure I'm right

not to be doubted : certain

sure evidence

bound to happen : inevitable

sure disaster

bound as if by fate

we are sure to win

sure2 of 2adverb

surely sense 1b

surely sense 2

surcoatnoun

an outer coat or cloakespecially: one worn over armor

surcinglenoun

a belt or band passing around the body of a horse to bind a saddle or pack fast to the horse's back

surcharge1 of 2verb

overcharge sense 1

to charge an extra fee

overload entry 1

to mark a new value or a surcharge on a stamp

surcharge2 of 2noun

an additional tax or charge

a burden that is too great

a mark on top of a stamp that changes the value

a stamp bearing such a mark

surceasenoun

a stopping of actionespecially: a temporary halt

surcease 例句

1 In vain the gray Prophet lifts up to his god his winglet of prayer for peace; The tempest of war has broke over the plain, and his altars can bring no surcease.

2 In their place, there was only a heartache, which waxed greater as the days went by, and through the long nights which brought no surcease of pain.

3 Miss Elliott was one of those afflicted souls who scarcely know what surcease from suffering is.

4 hoping the new medicine would bring surcease to his pain

5 Needless to say unless they are definitely recognized there will be no relief afforded for any discomfort of a permanent character, though the coal-tar products will give temporary surcease of pain.

6 Turtles on top of turtles on top of more turtles without surcease.

7 And a nation whose marketplace itself is viewed, for better or worse, as a place to fight both those battles rather than to escape from them is still less likely to find surcease from struggle.

8 The iconic Charlie Chaplin stated: “Laughter is the tonic, the relief, the surcease for pain.”

9 In German-Austria his fame was that of a saviour, and the mere mention of his name brought balm to the suffering and surcease of sorrow to the afflicted ...

10 Surely the stranger would hardly venture, even under the relentless scourge of his own wakeful thoughts, to roam about the house in search of peace or the surcease of mental tyranny that change might effect.

11 Unable to bear it longer, he elected to join this dangerous enterprise, reckless of life and health, hoping only for 'surcease of sorrow' in peril and privation.

12 Was coming home to Tara to mean, not blessed surcease, but only more loads to carry?

难道回到塔拉并不意味着幸福的休息, 反而是更重的负担 吗 ?

13 Yet, however drear their life, it was a surcease from the apoplexy of the epoch.

14 Terrible transgressions lead to worse ones, with no prospect of surcease, let alone moral regeneration.

15 Suddenly, by some magic, doubt, fear, distress, were allayed—and it was like surcease from a steady pain, with all the blessed and heavenly languor relaxing her mind and body.

16 But it was the mere reactionary surcease of prolonged pain, and the fit came on again in uglier guise before he left.

17 There was dignity, composure, surcease of care, repose—the rest that shall be forever!

18 “She must seek for surcease of sorrow every day in the forest,” continued the physician.

19 Anyone seeking temporary surcease from the rigors of the present moment will find it in abundance here.

20 In every library it is dog-eared, because it has in it some surcease for the secret ills of life.

surcease 同义词

1 使停止

stay rest fold

6 末端

head tag extreme

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