informal如何读

英:[ɪnˈfɔːml]

美:[ɪnˈfɔːrml]

informal英汉释义

adj.(形容词)
  1. 非正式的,不正规的,不拘礼节的 not formal; not following official or established rules, methods, etc.
  2. (服装、行为等)适于日常生活的,随便的 (of clothes, behaviour, etc.) suitable for ordinary everyday situations but not for official occasions

informal是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 不拘礼节的,友好随便的
  2. 非正式的,非正规的
  3. 口语的
  4. 日常使用的,通俗的

informal自然拼读

in·for·mal

In for ml

informal扩展

informally (adv.)

informal词根

词根:inform

adj.

informed 消息灵通的;见多识广的

informing 增长见闻的;提供情报的;鼓舞的

adv.

informally 非正式地;不拘礼节地

n.

information 信息,资料;知识;情报;通知

informality 非正式;不拘礼节

informer 告密者;通知者;控告人

v.

informed 通知;使了解;提供资料(inform的过去分词)

informing 通知;报告;使了解(inform的ing形式)

vi.

inform 告发;告密

vt.

inform 通知;告诉;报告

informal英英释义

Adjective

1. not formal;

"conservative people unaccustomed to informal dress"

"an informal free-and-easy manner"

"an informal gathering of friends"

2. not officially recognized or controlled;

"an informal agreement"

"a loose organization of the local farmers"

3. used of spoken and written language

4. having or fostering a warm or friendly atmosphere; especially through smallness and informality;

"had a cozy chat"

"a relaxed informal manner"

"an intimate cocktail lounge"

"the small room was cozy and intimate"

informal词组

informal group非正式群体;非正式组织

informal organization[法]非正式组织

informal communication非正式沟通

informal sector非正式部门

informal education非正规教育

informal区别

 casual, informal, irregular

这组词都有“非正式的、非正规的”的意思,其区别是:

casual指不太注意场合,仪表等,随意性强。

informal指语言、穿着等随便,也指不举行任何形式或仪式的活动。

irregular指不按常规、固定模式或计划做事;或指不隶属于任何机构或组织。

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informal词源中文解释

15世纪中期,“缺乏形式; 不符合正式逻辑规则”,来自 in-(1)“不,相反”+ formal(形容词)。意思是“不规则的,非官方的,不按照规则或习俗的”始于1600年左右。 “不正式地进行” 的意义始于1828年。相关词汇: Informally。

informal_法律行业词汇

缺乏法定形式的

非正式的

informal词源英文解释

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

informal儿童词典英英释义

informativeadjective

providing knowledge : instructive

an informative book

informationnoun

the giving or receiving of knowledge or intelligence

knowledge obtained from investigation, study, or instruction

knowledge of a particular event or situation : news

a characteristic or quality (as of DNA or a computer program) that stands for, expresses, or tells about one group of things or ways of doing things instead of others

the quality of something (as DNA or a computer program) that represents a specific choice between a number of possible choices

informantnoun

informer

informaladjective

not formal

an informal party

suited for ordinary or everyday use

informal clothes

informaladjective

not formal

an informal party

suited for ordinary or everyday use

informal clothes

informaladjective

not formal

an informal party

suited for ordinary or everyday use

informal clothes

informal 例句

1 The student will practice taking notes and composing minutes as well as writing informal, informational messages.

学生将会学到如何作正式的会议记录以及非正式的备忘录和电子邮件等.

2 His friend was less good-looking, but a lot more informal and relaxed.

他的朋友没那么英俊,却随意、放松得多。

3 An informal work setting helps to build employee enthusiasm and morale.

不拘形式的工作环境,提高了员工的热情与士气。

4 It has been caused, simply, by the informal divide-and-rule policies of the British colonial exercise.

5 They were watching the soccer team’s “informal practice,” which was taking up most of the yard.

6 Rank meant little to the men on combat duty, and relations between officers and enlisted men were relaxed and informal.

7 Have extensive interdisciplinary expertise and can help others understand and make connections through formal and informal communications.

8 Both formal and informal feedback on his teaching make him among the top in our department.

由正式和非正式的反应结果,他的教学,是系里列入最棒之中.

9 Mersenne’s community was an informal group which met and exchanged letters, though he expressed a wish to form a proper college that would function mainly through correspondence.

10 In fact, I would expect our interview - aside from a few informal exchanges quite proper in the circumstances - to be largely professional in character.

11 Within a few days, we had an informal online counseling service under way, trying to send kids who seemed to be in serious trouble to sympathetic parents or professionals.

12 Standing close to someone may be quite appropriate in some situations such as an informal party, but completely out of place in other situations, such as a meeting with a superior.

在非正式聚会等场合,站得离某人很近是很合适的,但在其他场合,比如和上司开会,就完全不合适了。

13 Next, as to whether to bring a gift, in most informal gatherings, it is not necessary.

其次, 关于要不要带礼物, 在大部分非正式的聚会中是不需要的.

14 to dress informally

穿着便服

15 He joined Ricci’s students on an informal basis and began to study Euclid instead of his medical textbooks.

16 Xu Zuyuan of undersecretary of the Ministry of Communication chaired an informal discussion.

交通部副部长徐祖远主持了座谈会.

17 These informal polls rarely come with confidence intervals or any details of the methods used, so the problem of self-selected samples is not always immediately apparent.

18 Hiring a coach is the hardest thing an executive does, according to an informal poll of some general managers here in Chicago.

19 Components may have both formal and informal parameters.

组件可能会有正式和非正式的参数.

20 In almost all cases, you can use who instead of whom in conversation or in informal writing, like personal letters and casual memos.

informal 同义词

1 适合日常穿着的

casual

10 非官方的

private

11 非书面

informality

12 休闲的

casual fallow

13 轻松友好的

cosy

14 非正规

irregular erratic

15 会话的

conversational

16 友好随便

familiarly familiarity

19 不拘形式

informality dithyrambic

24 不拘形式的

relaxed folksy dithyrambic

26 轻松友好

informality

29 非正规的

irregular unorthodox erratic

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