英:['ɑ:skə]
美:['ɑskə]
英:['ɑ:skə]
美:['ɑskə]
词根:ask
n.asking 请求
v.asking 问(ask的现在分词)
vi.ask 问,询问;要求
vt.ask 问,询问;要求;需要;邀请;讨价
verb
transitive verb
to call on for an answer
She asked him about his trip.
to put a question about
asking her opinion
speak, utter
ask a question
to make a request of
She asked her teacher for help.
to make a request for
She asked help from her teacher.
to call for : require
a challenge that will ask much of us
to set as a price
asked $3000 for the car
invite
She asked a few friends to the party.
intransitive verb
to seek information
ask for her address
to make a request
asked for food
noun
something asked for, requested, or required of someone—used especially in phrases like a big ask and a tough ask to say that what is being asked for or hoped for is difficult or unlikely
It's a big ask, I think, demanding audiences recall a plot from two years ago, and while normally I don't mind a big ask … this particular ask utterly defeated me.—Deborah Ross
"提问者",14世纪晚期,来自 ask(动词)的代词。
Verb Middle English, from Old English āscian; akin to Old High German eiscōn to ask, Lithuanian ieškoti to seek, Sanskrit icchati he seeks Noun noun derivative of ask >entry 1
The first known use of ask was before the 12th century
askewadverb or adjective
out of line : awry sense 1
askverb
to seek information : inquire
asked about our trip
to make a request
ask for help
to make a request to
ask your teacher to help you
to set as a price : demand
asked $20 for the bicycle
invite entry 1 sense 2a
asked friends to a party
to behave as if looking
asking for trouble
1 She rejected me when I asker her out on date.
当我邀请她出去时,她拒绝了我。
2 Now you can be the question asker.
现在你可以做提问题的人。
3 Next, someone approached them for advice in their area of self-identified weakness. The non-experts were perplexed by these questions and viewed the asker as less competent for seeking their help.
然后,让别人去向他们请教自己的弱项,他们于是也被问题纠结,觉得向他们寻求帮助的人能力不足。
4 Asker: "Are we brother?"
我们是兄弟吗?
5 The categorical imperative also suggests that one can never lie to another person, for any reason, even if the asker is a murderer seeking information to help carry out a killing.
6 Before doing so, the askers anticipated how difficult or awkward it would feel for strangers to say “no” to their request.
7 But there were several pointed questions about Mr. Feinberg’s policy on real estate reimbursement, and the askers came away dissatisfied.
8 The manager asker her to alter the mistake on the price - tag.
经理要她更正价格标签上出现的错误.
9 All other askers I take on a case-by-case basis.
10 "Shakespeare wanted audiences to feel uncomfortable to encourage them to confront their own prejudices. He was a great asker of questions. I'm not sure that was the intention with Delilah."
11 He had preemptively told his allies that he had actually resigned on Aug. 7, and they were ready to repeat that to all askers.
12 Clint Richards, pale but calm and confident, bustled through the quivering throng, and they all but set up a cheer as they recognized the official and only authorized asker of important questions.
13 Her mother asker her, Did you know you dropped your hair clip?
她的妈妈告诉她,你知道你掉了你的发夹吗?
14 “What’s your name?” is an innocuous enough question, regardless of where the asker’s hands are.
15 In contrast, "I prefer not to talk about it" tells the asker there is emotional baggage, which may be more than you want to disclose.
16 Poly-foam also known as Poliyou, hardness of 15-40 degrees ASKER.
环保高聚合绵,又名保丽优,一般硬度在15 - 40度ASKER。
17 “From the get-go, Justice Scalia changed the tenor of the court dramatically because he was such an avid question–asker,” says Carrie Severino, chief counsel and policy director of the conservative Judicial Crisis Network.
18 That database will help San Francisco-based PeerPong identify experts, and the company believes question askers will pay for quality help in finding, say, the best breast cancer specialist in downtown Seattle.
19 He asker her if she would come.
他问她是否要来。
20 But when the asker is a uniform-wearing employee at Best Buy, many a consumer hands over their digits when asked.