英:[ˈsʌmtaɪmz]
美:[ˈsʌmtaɪmz]
英:[ˈsʌmtaɪmz]
美:[ˈsʌmtaɪmz]
some·times
suhm taImz
Adverb
1. on certain occasions or in certain cases but not always;
"sometimes she wished she were back in England"
"sometimes her photography is breathtaking"
"sometimes they come for a month; at other times for six months"
some times将来或过去某时
some time一段时间
sometimes有时
some times有几次。如:I have been to the Great Wall for some times.(我去 长城有好几次了。)
some time一段时间。如:I have been a teacher for some time.(我当老师已有些年头了。)
sometimes有时。如:I sometimes play tennis.(我有时打 网球。)
sometime某个时候,指过去或将来的不确定时间。如:I will buy a car sometime in the future.(将来我会买车的。)
以上来源于网络
"有时,但不总是",1520年代,来自 sometime + 副词属格 -s。
The first known use of sometimes was in the 14th century
sourcenoun
a force that gives rise to something : cause
a source of strength
a point where something begins
a person or a publication that supplies information
the beginning of a stream of water
the source of the Nile
a firsthand document or main reference work
sound1 of 6adjective
not diseased or weak : healthy
a sound mind in a sound body
free from imperfection or rot
solid entry 1 sense 4, firm
a building of sound construction
not faulty : valid, right
a sound argument
thorough sense 1
a sound revenge
not disturbed
a sound sleep
severe sense 3
a sound beating
showing good judgment or sense
sound advice
sound2 of 6adverb
to the full extent : thoroughly
sound asleep
sound3 of 6noun
the sensation of hearing
a particular impression obtained by hearing : noise, tone
the energy of vibration that causes the sensation of hearing
one of the noises that together make up human speech
the sound of "th" in "this"
a series of spoken noises
meaningless noise
the suggestion carried or given by something heard or said
the excuse has a suspicious sound
hearing distance : earshot
within sound of my voice
sound4 of 6verb
to make or cause to make a sound
resound
the auditorium sounded with applause
resound sense 2
cheers are sounding throughout the gymnasium
to give a signal by sound
the bugle sounds to battle
pronounce sense 3a
sound each word clearly
to put into words : voice
to make known : proclaim
to order, signal, or indicate by a sound
sound the alarm
to make or give an impression especially when heard
sounds incredible
sound5 of 6noun
a long passage of water that is wider than a strait and often connects two larger bodies of water or forms a channel between the mainland and an island
sound6 of 6verb
to measure the depth of (as with a sounding line) : fathom
to look into or investigate the possibility
to try to find out the views or intentions of : probe
sounded me out on the idea
to dive down suddenly
a sounding whale
sound1 of 6adjective
not diseased or weak : healthy
a sound mind in a sound body
free from imperfection or rot
solid entry 1 sense 4, firm
a building of sound construction
not faulty : valid, right
a sound argument
thorough sense 1
a sound revenge
not disturbed
a sound sleep
severe sense 3
a sound beating
showing good judgment or sense
sound advice
sound2 of 6adverb
to the full extent : thoroughly
sound asleep
sound3 of 6noun
the sensation of hearing
a particular impression obtained by hearing : noise, tone
the energy of vibration that causes the sensation of hearing
one of the noises that together make up human speech
the sound of "th" in "this"
a series of spoken noises
meaningless noise
the suggestion carried or given by something heard or said
the excuse has a suspicious sound
hearing distance : earshot
within sound of my voice
sound4 of 6verb
to make or cause to make a sound
resound
the auditorium sounded with applause
resound sense 2
cheers are sounding throughout the gymnasium
to give a signal by sound
the bugle sounds to battle
pronounce sense 3a
sound each word clearly
to put into words : voice
to make known : proclaim
to order, signal, or indicate by a sound
sound the alarm
to make or give an impression especially when heard
sounds incredible
sound5 of 6noun
a long passage of water that is wider than a strait and often connects two larger bodies of water or forms a channel between the mainland and an island
sound6 of 6verb
to measure the depth of (as with a sounding line) : fathom
to look into or investigate the possibility
to try to find out the views or intentions of : probe
sounded me out on the idea
to dive down suddenly
a sounding whale
sort1 of 2noun
a group of persons or things that have something in common : class
person sense 1, individual
not a bad sort
archaic method or manner of acting : way, manner
general disposition : nature
people of an evil sort
sort2 of 2verb
to separate and arrange by kind or class : classify sort out socks by color
sort mail
agree sense 6, suit
our views sort poorly with theirs
search
sort through some old papers
sometimesadverb
at times : now and then : occasionally
speaks sometimes very fast
1 He does get above himself sometimes.
他有时就是自命高人一头.
2 Sometimes the best treatment might be the most expensive.
有时候,最好的治疗可能也是最昂贵的。
3 Little fine drops fell sometimes from the ceiling.
4 But sometimes the ability to omit an agent comes in handy because the minor characters in the story are a distraction.
5 “He’s tough. But I feel sorry for him sometimes,” Marcus said.
6 “Many are the afflictions of the righteous, and the Lord delivers him out of them all. But you know, Leah, sometimes He doesn’t deliver us out of our hardships but through them.”
7 "Perhaps I am, but I have a--almost a second sight, sometimes, that tells me what to do. Maybe you don't believe that, but science----" He paused.
8 Even when he was little, if his mother wanted to buy him something in a store, he would sometimes ask her not to because he feared the family couldn’t afford it.
9 Old people are sometimes forgetful.
老人有时爱忘事。
10 Being seventeen and bored in a small town, I like to pretend sometimes that I’m a pessimist.
11 And so she did, complimenting Esther and joking with Esther, but always in that manner that was both playful and patronizing, and sometimes giving Esther things, an old handbag, an old watch.
12 Then I try to think a nice thought, too: You are helpful sometimes.
13 He was talking in outbursts, sometimes quite angrily.
14 “The last place I stayed, they had a car they let me use sometimes.”
15 "And sometimes it's nice to have a bit more than you need. Is there anything else you'd like?"
16 And then they begin to be released, sometimes one, sometimes two or three, turning up stiff and cold in the morning.
17 People sometimes assumed I had been playing a sport when I was “injured,” which seemed unfair—even cruel—when I wanted to play so badly and wasn’t able to.
18 I do little doodles all over any paper I can get my hands on, sometimes even on my arms.
19 “What Daddy means is that sometimes Uncle Jack isn’t...all the way in touch with reality.”
20 Sometimes it was the margin of a newspaper he brought in, sometimes it was on index cards that he carried in the back of a small, red-backed appointment book.
1 间或
betweentimes betweenwhiles between times once in a while from time to time at intervals sometime at times every once in a while occasionally off and on and off
2 不时
every now and then every now and again twice and once between times at times from time to time now and again at intervals
3 以前
other old late past former previous senior elder preceding gone ex heretofore quondam aforetime whilom ci-devant ago agone before since previously formerly fore erstwhile erst somewhile sometime pre- in days of old way back early on before now
4 有时
occasional occasionally whiles betimes betweentimes betweenwhiles somewhile sometime at whiles between times once in a while once or twice off and on occas stray every once in a way once in a way between whiles upon occasion now and then on occasion every now and then every once in a while now and again at moments every now and again now off and on and off at times from time to time every so often on occasions at some point at intervals
5 偶尔
daimen occasional orra occasionally betimes sometime for once once or twice from time to time once in a while every so often now and again off-and-on otherwhile infrequently between times every once in a way at whiles every so open once in a way every now and then every once in a while every now and again
6 从前
once former fore erstwhile onetime aforetime whilom erst somewhile erenow back sometime backward has-been eld in days of old in the past