英:[in ˈeni iˈvent]
美:[ɪn ˈɛni ɪˈvɛnt]
英:[in ˈeni iˈvent]
美:[ɪn ˈɛni ɪˈvɛnt]
不管发生什么事,在任何情况下,无论如何;左不过;
noun
something that happens : occurrence
a noteworthy happening
a social occasion or activity
an adverse or damaging medical occurrence
a heart attack or other cardiac event
any of the contests in a program of sports
a postulated outcome, condition, or eventuality
in the event that I am not there, call the house
the final outcome or determination of a legal action
archaic outcome
the fundamental entity of observed physical reality represented by a point designated by three coordinates of place and one of time in the space-time continuum postulated by the theory of relativity
a subset of the possible outcomes of an experiment
在任何情况下
Middle French or Latin; Middle French, from Latin eventus, from evenire to happen, from e- + venire to come — more at come
The first known use of event was in 1539
break1 of 2verb
to separate into parts suddenly or forcibly glass breaks easily break a bone
break a stick
to fracture a bone of
broke her arm
to curl over and fall apart
waves breaking against the shore
to fail to keep : violate break a promise
broke the law
to force a way break out of jail
burglars broke into the house
to appear or burst forth suddenly the storm broke pandemonium broke loose
day was breaking in the east
to become fair
wait for the weather to break
to run suddenly
break for cover
to penetrate the surface of
fish breaking water
to cut into and turn over the surface of
break ground for a new school
to defeat completely : crush
broke the revolt
to lose or cause to lose health, strength, or spirit broken by grief
broke under the strain
to lose or cause to lose the ability to function because of damage, wear, or strain I broke my watch
the TV set is broken
to reduce in rank
to bring to an end : stop broke silence
break a habit
to have or cause an interruption broke in with a comment
we'll break to let local stations identify themselves
to train an animal
break a horse to the saddle
to make known
break the news
to turn aside or lessen the force of
the bushes broke his fall
to do better than
broke the school record
open entry 2 sense 1a broke the shotgun to load it
break an electric circuit
solve
broke the code
to curve, drop, or change direction sharply
the pitch broke over the plate for a strike
to change sharply in tone, pitch, or intensity
her voice broke
break2 of 2noun
an act, action, or result of breaking
a gap in an electric circuit interrupting the flow of current
a short rest from or an interruption of work, duty, or studies
a planned interruption in a radio or television program
a noticeable change (as in a surface, course, movement, or direction)
a sudden run : dash
a place or situation at which a break occurs : gap
a stroke of luckespecially: a stroke of good luck got all the breaks
a bad break
a favorable situation
a big break in show business
favorable treatment
a tax break
getverb
to gain possession of (as by receiving, acquiring, earning, buying, or winning) got first prize get a dog
get a present
to obtain by request or as a favor
get your mother's permission
to come to have
get a good night's sleep
to come down with (an illness) : catch
get the measles
to succeed in coming or going got home early
got out
to cause to come or go
got the car to the gas station
to become the father of : beget
to cause to be in a certain condition got her feet wet
got his hair cut
become sense 1 get better it's getting warmer
get sick
prepare sense 2
started getting dinner
baffle entry 1 sense 1, puzzle
the third question got everybody
irritate sense 1
don't let it get you
hit entry 1 sense 1c
got him in the leg
kill entry 1 sense 1
swore to get them
to be subjected to or experience
get a broken nose
to receive as punishment
got six months for stealing
to find out by calculation
got the right answer
to hear correctly
I didn't get your name
understand sense 1a I get you
now I've got it
persuade, induce
couldn't get her to agree
have entry 1 sense 1—used in the present perfect form with present meaning
I've got no time
to have to : must—used in the present perfect form with present meaning
has got to come
to be able
got to go swimming
deliver sense 6
the car gets 20 miles to the gallon
to leave immediately
told them to get
eventnoun
something usually of importance that happens
a social occasion or activity (as a party)
eventuality
in the event of rain the ceremony will be held indoors
any of the contests in a program of sports
track-and-field events
a possible result in an experiment in probability or statistics
rolling a 7 is an event in the throwing of two dice
1 In any event Mr Putin is unlikely to part with power.
无论如何,普京都不太可能失去权力.
2 That passage ought to be an international waterway, in any event.
那个通道无论如何也是国际水路.
3 With or without such a welcome law, the volume of live-music events here and across the nation appears set to grow ever larger.
4 At any rate we can go out when it stops raining.
不管怎样,雨停了我们就能出去。
5 In any event, I'll let you know before I make a decision.
不管怎样, 在我作出决定前我会让你知道的.
6 He had no memory of the events that happened afterwards.
7 In any event, the unexpected orders started me on a hurried round of preparation.
无论如何, 这未期望的命令使我开始匆促的准备.
8 The article recounted the events of the past year.
9 I'll probably see you tomorrow, but in any event, I'll telephone.
明天我可能见你, 但不管来还是不来我都给你打电话.
10 In any event, they should herald the reaching of the completed reaction as closely as possible.
在任何情况下, 它们将尽可能预示反应终点.
11 In any event, China's interest in treating criminals more humanely has limits.
无论如何, 中国对更人道地对待罪犯的兴趣有限.
12 In any event, I am very grateful for your assistance.
不管怎样, 我还是要感谢您的大力协助.
13 We'll probably come to visit you next week, but in any event we'll telephone you.
下星期我们可能来看你, 但不管怎样,我们都会打电话给你.
14 In any event the asymmetry is clear enough.
总之,不对称是非常明显的.
15 It's the only event on the golf tour that she hasn't yet won.
16 I'll probably see you tomorrow, but in any event I'll phone.
明天我可能来看你, 万一我来不了,我会打电话的.
17 the last major event of the summer
18 She likes to arrive at social events early.
19 Do not part with the shares on any account.
无论如何不要放弃这些股票。
20 In any event I'll telephone you before I make a final decision.
不管怎样,我会先打电话给你,然后再作最后的决定.
1 无论如何
whatso however anyway possibly howsoever anywise leastwise at all events on all accounts on every account whether or no happen what may happen what will at any risk for love or money for the world one way or another one way or the other as it may by any means at all costs for all the world at any cost how always regardless whether although at any rate for the life of me rain or shine come what may by fair means or foul if it kills one strictly mark you at least in any case whatever you do at any price anyhow
2 不管怎样
irregardless whatever regardless whether howsoever after all in any case at any rate whether or no however anyway anyhow come hell or high water at all events at least for better or worse for better or for worse rightly or wrongly come what may for the soul of me at any expense blow high one way or another one way or the other as how right or wrong