英:[æt ˈpreznt]
美:[æt ˈpreznt]
英:[æt ˈpreznt]
美:[æt ˈpreznt]
目前,现在;时下;现下;此时
noun (1)
something presented : gift
verb
transitive verb
to make a gift to
to give or bestow formally
to bring (something, such as a play) before the public
to bring or introduce into the presence of someone especially of superior rank or status
to offer to view : show
to bring to one's attention
This presents a problem.
to lay (something, such as a charge) before a court as an object of inquiry
to bring a formal public charge, indictment, or presentment against
to nominate to a benefice
to aim, point, or direct (something, such as a weapon) so as to face something or in a particular direction
to act the part of : perform
intransitive verb
to make a presentation
to become manifest
to come forward as a patient
to present a weapon
adjective
now existing or in progress
being in view or at hand
existing in something mentioned or under consideration
constituting the one actually involved, at hand, or being considered
of, relating to, or constituting a verb tense that is expressive of present time or the time of speaking
archaic instant, immediate
obsolete attentive
noun (2)
the present time
the present tense of a language
a verb form in the present tense
presents plural the present words or statementsspecifically: the legal instrument or other writing in which these words are used
obsolete present occasion or affair
Noun (1) Middle English, from Anglo-French, from presenter Verb Middle English, from Anglo-French presenter, from Latin praesentare, from praesent-, praesens, adjective Adjective Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Latin praesent-, praesens, from present participle of praeesse to be before one, from prae- pre- + esse to be — more at is
The first known use of present was in the 13th century
tech1 of 2noun
technician a computer tech
lab techs
tech2 of 2noun
technology
pop1 of 6verb
to burst or cause to burst with a pop we popped corn
the balloon popped
to go, come, push, or enter quickly or suddenly popped a grape into my mouth
pop into bed
to shoot with a gun
to bulge from the sockets
eyes popping with surprise
to hit a pop fly
pop2 of 6noun
a sharp explosive sound
a shot from a gun
a flavored carbonated beverage
pop3 of 6adverb
like or with a pop : suddenly
pop4 of 6noun
father entry 1 sense 1a
pop5 of 6adjective
popular sense 2
pop music
of or relating to pop music
a pop singer
of, relating to, or being the behavior and interests of average people and especially young people
pop6 of 6noun
popular music
listens to pop
teargas1 of 2verb
to use tear gas on
tear gas2 of 2noun
any of various substances that cause eye irritation and blind the eyes with tears when released into the air and that are used mostly to scatter mobs
teargas1 of 2verb
to use tear gas on
tear gas2 of 2noun
any of various substances that cause eye irritation and blind the eyes with tears when released into the air and that are used mostly to scatter mobs
play1 of 2noun
a brisk handling or using
the play of a sword
the conduct, course, or action of a game
rain held up play
a particular act or maneuver in a game
a great play by the shortstop
one's turn in a game
it's your play
exercise or activity for amusement
children at play
absence of any bad intention
said it in play
the act or an instance of playing on words : pun
the act of playing a game and risking something on an uncertain event : gambling, gaming
a way or manner of acting or proceeding : action, conduct
fair play
operation sense 1, activity
brisk or light movement
the light play of a breeze
freedom of motion
too much play in the steering wheel
opportunity for action
the new job gave play to my talents
the stage representation of an action or story
a dramatic composition : drama
play2 of 2verb
to engage in sport or recreation and especially in activity for amusement
children playing
to treat or behave lightly or without respect that is due
play with a new idea
to make use of double meaning or the similarity of sound of two words for humorous effect : pun
to handle something in an absentminded way : toy
played with the pencil
to take advantage
played upon the people's fears
to move swiftly or lightly
shadows playing on the wall
to move freely
to let go in a stream
hoses playing on the fire
to sound in performance
listen to an organ playing
to be staged or presented
what's playing at the movies
to behave in a particular way
play safe
to take part in play ball
play cards
to pretend to take part in the activities of
children playing house
to do for amusement or from mischief
play a trick on someone
to perform on or as if on the stage
play a part
to act the part of
play the fool
to contend against in a game
playing the Dodgers today
to put or keep in action play a fish on a line
play a card in a game
to cause something to produce music or sound play a record
play the piano
present1 of 4noun
something presented
present2 of 4verb
to introduce one person to another
to bring before the public
present a play
to make a gift to
presented me with a watch
to give or hand over with ceremony
present a medal
to make an accusation against someone
present a charge
to offer to view : display, show
presents a fine appearance
present3 of 4adjective
being or going on now : not past or future
the present situation
being before or near a person or in sight : being at a certain place and not elsewhere was present at the ceremony
all the pupils were present
of, relating to, or being a verb tense that expresses present time or the time of speaking
present4 of 4noun
present tense
a verb form in the present tense
the present time
1 At present, we are witnessing another building boom.
当前,我们又一次处于建筑繁荣期。
2 Well, at present we won't speculate on hypotheticals.
嗯,目前我们不想去推测那些假想的东西。
3 The Main Street Theater Company is presenting Shakespeare's Othello next month.
4 There is no way at present of predicting which individuals will develop the disease.
目前还没有办法预测谁会得这种病。
5 The scientist presented his results to the committee.
6 Many things in the country are now waiting to be done, but at present they are not able to do the things all at once.
这个国家现在是百废待举, 但目前他们还不能做到百废俱兴.
7 My cousin , who is a painter, is in Japan at present.
我的表哥是画家, 他现在在日本.
8 At present many schools' sports grounds are grossly underused.
目前许多学校的体育场都根本没有得到充分的利用。
9 An offer was presented for our consideration.
10 Her husband is out of work and has nothing in prospect at present.
她丈夫失业了,目前还没有找到工作的希望.
11 She is willing to help, but she's out of funds at present.
她愿意帮助, 但目前她拿不出现金.
12 Wearing jeans is out of mode at present.
现在穿牛仔裤过时了.
13 At present, the safe volume of blood substitute is limited to 500 to 1,000 milliliters.
目前, 血液替代品的安全使用体积被限制在500-1000毫升.
14 There are at present four television channels.
现在有四个电视频道.
15 Relations are rather strained at present.
目前关系有些紧张.
16 I cannot talk to you at present, but perhaps in a few minutes
17 I am all alone here at present.
目前我独自一人在这儿.
18 At present he has become a Professor of Chemistry at Oxford.
他现在已是牛津大学的化学教授了.
19 His present job seemed to be a blind alley.
他现在的职业看来没什么前途。
20 I am very busy at the present moment.