英：[in ə wə:d]
美：[ɪn e wɚd]
in a word如何读
in a word是什么意思
总而言之；一句话；总之；简言之
in a word英英释义
noun
a speech sound or series of speech sounds that symbolizes and communicates a meaning usually without being divisible into smaller units capable of independent use
a written or printed character or combination of characters representing a spoken word—sometimes used with the first letter of a real or pretended taboo word prefixed as an often humorous euphemismthe first man to utter the f word on British TV—Timewe were not afraid to use the d word and talk about death—Erma Bombeck
the number of words to a line
a brief remark or conversation
would like to have a word with you
something that is said
talk, discourse
putting one's feelings into words
order, command
don't move till I give the word
news, information
sent word that he would be late
rumor
promise, declaration
kept her word
a quarrelsome utterance or conversation—usually used in plural
they had words and parted
the expressed or manifested mind and will of God
gospel sense 1a
logos
the act of speaking or of making verbal communication
saying, proverb
a number of bytes processed as a unit and conveying a quantum of information in communication and computer work
a verbal signal : password
slang —used interjectionally to express agreement
noun
a speech sound or series of speech sounds that symbolizes and communicates a meaning usually without being divisible into smaller units capable of independent use
a written or printed character or combination of characters representing a spoken word—sometimes used with the first letter of a real or pretended taboo word prefixed as an often humorous euphemismthe first man to utter the f word on British TV—Timewe were not afraid to use the d word and talk about death—Erma Bombeck
the number of words to a line
a brief remark or conversation
would like to have a word with you
something that is said
talk, discourse
putting one's feelings into words
order, command
don't move till I give the word
news, information
sent word that he would be late
rumor
promise, declaration
kept her word
a quarrelsome utterance or conversation—usually used in plural
they had words and parted
the expressed or manifested mind and will of God
gospel sense 1a
logos
the act of speaking or of making verbal communication
saying, proverb
a number of bytes processed as a unit and conveying a quantum of information in communication and computer work
a verbal signal : password
slang —used interjectionally to express agreement
verb
transitive verb
to express in words : phrase
a carefully worded reply
intransitive verb
archaic speak
verb
transitive verb
to express in words : phrase
a carefully worded reply
intransitive verb
archaic speak
in a word词源英文解释
Noun Middle English, from Old English; akin to Old High German wort word, Latin verbum, Greek eirein to say, speak, Hittite weriya- to call, name
The first known use of word was before the 12th century
in a word儿童词典英英释义
fume1 of 2noun
a disagreeable smoke, vapor, or gas—usually used in plural
acid fumes
fume2 of 2verb
to expose to or treat with fumes
to give off fumes
to show bad temper or anger
fume1 of 2noun
a disagreeable smoke, vapor, or gas—usually used in plural
acid fumes
fume2 of 2verb
to expose to or treat with fumes
to give off fumes
to show bad temper or anger
pet1 of 4noun
someone given special treatment or consideration
teacher's pet
a tame animal kept for pleasure rather than for use
pet2 of 4adjective
kept or treated as a pet
a pet rabbit
showing fondness
a pet name
favorite entry 2
my pet project
pet3 of 4verb
fondle, caress
to treat as a pet : pamper
to engage in embracing, caressing, and kissing
pet4 of 4noun
a spell of sulkiness or anger
pet1 of 4noun
someone given special treatment or consideration
teacher's pet
a tame animal kept for pleasure rather than for use
pet2 of 4adjective
kept or treated as a pet
a pet rabbit
showing fondness
a pet name
favorite entry 2
my pet project
pet3 of 4verb
fondle, caress
to treat as a pet : pamper
to engage in embracing, caressing, and kissing
pet4 of 4noun
a spell of sulkiness or anger
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
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
word1 of 2noun
a sound or combination of sounds that has meaning and is spoken by a human being
a written or printed letter or letters standing for a spoken word
a brief remark or conversation
could I have a word with you
order entry 1 sense 5b
give the word to begin
news sense 1
any word on how they are
rumor
promise entry 1 sense 1
I give you my word
a remark or conversation uttered in anger—usually used in plural
words were exchanged and a fight broke out
word2 of 2verb
to express in words : phrase
worded their request with great care
in a word 例句
1 How do you spell that word?
2 In a word, I can't go out as I have many things to do.
总而言之, 我不能出去,因为我有许多事情要做.
3 I cannot resist slipping in a word of advice.
我忍不住想插上一句建议。
4 She gave the word to begin.
5 Could we word the headline differently?
6 None of your business. Don't put in a word.
没你的事, 别答碴儿.
7 In a word , we'll provide you with all good service.
我们将为你们提供最好的服务.
8 Our Founding Fathers went out of their way to put into place checks and balances to keep the crooked deals and slimy words at bay.
9 The lawyer used Joe's words against him.
10 In a word, we must just leave now.
总而言之，我们必须现在就走。
11 In a word, he tires of everything.
简言之, 他对一切都感到厌倦了.
12 In a word, the induced e . m . f . lags behind the current.
总之, 感应电动势滞后于电流.
13 Describe the experience in your own words.
14 In one word,we must try our best to do the job.
总而言之，我们必须尽力去做这项工作。
15 He threw in a word or two from time to time.
他不时地插上一两句话.
16 We will wait for your word before we serve dinner.
17 Don't worry , though : I'll put in a word for her!
不要怕! 我去讨情.
18 No words can describe the feeling of getting first in such a huge tournament.
19 tried to word the declaration exactly right
20 Winter is, in a word, unacceptable.
总之, 冬天是难以让人接受的.
in a word 同义词
in a word 短语相关
mum's the word
keep one's word
not speak a word of
a word in someone's ear
true to one's word
entry word
give (someone) one's word
code word
my word is my bond
true to one's word
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