英：[sɪft]
美：[sɪft]
sift如何读
sift英汉释义
v.(动词)
- vt. 筛，筛滤 separate by putting through a sieve
- vt. 细查，详审 make a close and thorough examination (of things in a mass or group)
sift是什么意思
vt.
筛分
精选
撒
审查
vi.
筛
细查
sift变形
第三人称单数:sifts
现在分词:sifting
过去式:sifted
过去分词:sifted
sift扩展
sifter (n.)
sift词根
词根：sift
n.sifter 筛子；负责筛选的人
sifting 过筛，过滤；筛选
v.sifting 筛撒，纷落，详察（sift的现在分词形式）
sift英英释义
transitive verb
to pass or force through a sieve in order to retain or break up the larger parts.
to spread or sprinkle using, or as though using, a sieve.The child sifted sand over her toes.
to search through or question with close attention.They sifted the evidence for clues.
intransitive verb
to pass something through a sieve.
to scatter or fall from, or as though from, a sieve.Snow sifted onto the housetops.
to examine something in great detail.She sifted through the report looking for errors.
sift词组
sift through通过；被筛下
sift out过筛
sift词源中文解释
中古英语 siften，源自古英语 siftan “通过筛子传递或散布（某物的细小部分）”，源自原始日耳曼语 *sib-（也是荷兰语 ziften，中低德语 sichten，德语 sichten “筛选”的来源； 参见 sieve（n.））。
“（雪、光等）松散地通过或散落”的不及物义项始于1590年代，以及“清除杂质”的含义。1530年代记录了“仔细查看”的比喻或隐喻意义。相关： Sifted； sifting。
sift词源英文解释
Middle English, from Old English siftan; akin to Old English sife sieve
The first known use of sift was before the 12th century
sift儿童词典英英释义
sightlessadjective
lacking sight : blind
sight1 of 2noun
something that is seen : spectacle
something that is worth seeing
showed us the sights of the city
something that is peculiar, funny, or messy
you're a sight
the process, power, or function of seeingespecially: the animal sense of which the sense organ is the eye and by which the position, shape, and color of objects are perceived
the act of seeing faints at the sight of blood
knows him by sight
the perception of an object within the visual field
lost sight of the plane
the space over which a person can see
a ship came into sight
a device that aids the eye in aiming or in finding the direction of an object
plural aspiration sense 3a, goal sense 2
set her sights on a career in law
sight2 of 2verb
to get or catch sight of
several bears were sighted
to look at through or as if through a sight
sightedadjective
having sight
clear-sighted
sigh1 of 2verb
to take or let out a long loud breath (as in weariness or relief)
to make a sound like sighing
wind sighing in the branches
yearn sense 1
sighing for the good old days
sigh2 of 2noun
an often involuntary act of sighing especially when expressing a feeling
the sound of gently moving or escaping air
the sighs of a summer breeze
sigh1 of 2verb
to take or let out a long loud breath (as in weariness or relief)
to make a sound like sighing
wind sighing in the branches
yearn sense 1
sighing for the good old days
sigh2 of 2noun
an often involuntary act of sighing especially when expressing a feeling
the sound of gently moving or escaping air
the sighs of a summer breeze
sigh1 of 2verb
to take or let out a long loud breath (as in weariness or relief)
to make a sound like sighing
wind sighing in the branches
yearn sense 1
sighing for the good old days
sigh2 of 2noun
an often involuntary act of sighing especially when expressing a feeling
the sound of gently moving or escaping air
the sighs of a summer breeze
sigh1 of 2verb
to take or let out a long loud breath (as in weariness or relief)
to make a sound like sighing
wind sighing in the branches
yearn sense 1
sighing for the good old days
sigh2 of 2noun
an often involuntary act of sighing especially when expressing a feeling
the sound of gently moving or escaping air
the sighs of a summer breeze
siftverb
to put through a sieve
sift flour
to separate or separate out by or as if by putting through a sieve
to go through especially to sort out what is useful or valuable sift through a pile of papers
sift evidence
siftverb
to put through a sieve
sift flour
to separate or separate out by or as if by putting through a sieve
to go through especially to sort out what is useful or valuable sift through a pile of papers
sift evidence
siftverb
to put through a sieve
sift flour
to separate or separate out by or as if by putting through a sieve
to go through especially to sort out what is useful or valuable sift through a pile of papers
sift evidence
sift 例句
1 They showed a video clip of volunteers sifting through the wreckage for human remains.
2 She tried to fill in its details from stories, sifting through the accounts of slaves who had seen it.
3 It is important to sift the true from the false in studying history.
研究历史时去伪存真是很重要的.
4 Crushers sifted the ashes for any gold that had escaped the prospectors.
5 We have to sift through the application forms very carefully to separate the wheat from the chaff.
我们得把申请书仔细筛选一下以甄别优劣。
6 Meanwhile, Mom kept Connor entertained by showing him around the store, letting him sift through the multicolored leotards, the tulle-ruffled tutus, the floral headpieces and rhinestone tiaras.
7 I sift through the pillowcase and pull out a folded piece of paper.
8 If you don't answer these calls they go to voice mail and you will have a million messages to sift through.
如果你不接这些电话，他们就给你发语音邮件，你就有会收到上百万条的信息。
9 He’d insisted that all questions be submitted to him in advance, and he sifted through the cards searching for those he chose to answer.
10 Volkheimer sets two fingers on the photograph as though he could pluck out the notebook and sift through its pages.
11 She tilts her head back, looking up, slightly rocking, like she is trying to sift the events out of herself.
12 He looked pale and tired, and he held his hand up to his face as if the soft light sifting through the sitting room curtains was blinding him.
13 Then the team began sifting through matches to find the suspect’s most recent common ancestor.
14 I sift through it backward until I finally reach the day of our first Warcross tournament.
15 The police sifted for clues.
16 Sift the flour into a bowl with the salt.
把面粉筛进碗里，和盐拌匀。
17 “It’s a little...brief,” Jessie said as she sifted through a box of odds and ends she had picked up over the years.
18 Sarai had trespassed in thousands of minds—tens of thousands—and she had sifted her invisible fingers through dreams beyond counting.
19 Combine and sift the powdered sugar and cacao powder into a mixing bowl. Drop the extract.
糖粉和可可粉混合后筛入搅拌盆内, 滴入杏仁香精.
20 A shell hit a caisson; it blew up in a great black tower of smoke, small black fragments whirling up into the air, fine dust sifting down everywhere, settling on the lips, into the eyes.
sift 同义词
2 精选
select choice elect selected luxurious selective picked rarefied blue-ribbon wale sel. concentration selectivity beneficiate concentrate handpick garble hand-picked well-chosen recherché selection choiceness of choice cherry-pick of choice for chosen extraction hand-pick selected clientele
4 区分
distinction demarcation tell separate distinguish differentiate discriminate draw the line between and draw the line
6 甄选
9 清理
settlement liquidation clearage houseclean weed liquidate untangle disentangle unscramble housecleaning
10 使分开
12 用筛筛
13 细查
sifting dig bolt riddle rake make a scrutiny into examination probe sift through dig deep into dig deep boult
14 撒
sprinkling sprinkle sparge spread net cast distribute powder dust toll scramble disseminate strew dredge asperse scatter sow
15 挑选
pick choice selection make choose select opt nominate mark out as mark out for give the nod pick on
16 散落