affection如何读

英:[əˈfekʃn]

美:[əˈfekʃn]

affection英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [C][U]喜爱,爱 feeling of fondness; love

affection是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 钟爱,喜爱,爱,爱慕,好感
  2. 影响,作用
  3. 【心】感情,情感
  4. 爱情,情爱
  5. 疾病
  6. 属性
  7. 感染
  8. 慈爱
  9. 心情
  10. 性情
v. (动词)
  1. 喜爱

affection自然拼读

af·fec·tion

fek shn

affection变形

复数:affections

affection词根

词根:affect

adj.

affected 受到影响的;做作的;假装的

affective 情感的;表达感情的

affecting 动人的;感人的

affectional 情感上的;爱情的

adv.

affectingly 令人感动地;令人伤心地

n.

affect 情感;引起感情的因素

v.

affecting 影响(affect的ing形式);感动

vi.

affect 倾向;喜欢

vt.

affect 影响;感染;感动;假装

affected 影响;假装;使…感动(affect的过去式和过去分词)

affection英英释义

noun

a feeling of liking and caring for someone or something : tender attachment : fondness

She had a deep affection for her parents.

a moderate feeling or emotion

a bodily condition

a pulmonary affection

attribute

shape and weight are affections of bodies

obsolete partiality, prejudice

the feeling aspect (as in pleasure) of consciousness

propensity, disposition

archaic affectation sense 1

the action of affecting : the state of being affected

umlaut sense 2—used especially in the grammar of the Celtic languages

affection区别

 sentiment, affection, feeling, passion, emotion

这组词都有“感情”的意思,其区别是:

sentiment一般指由一种思想激起的感情,含较大的理智因素。

affection指对人的爱慕或深厚、温柔的感情。

feeling普通用词,含义广。多指具体的或内心的感受,或表露出来的强烈情感。

passion指极强烈的感情、尤指愤怒、爱好等。也常指两性间的爱情。

emotion普通用词,词义中性。泛指因外界刺激而引起思想情感从细微变化到最强烈的发作。

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 love, affection, attachment

这组词都有“爱、热爱”的意思,其区别是:

love比affection的语气更强。表示一种难以控制的激情。

affection指对人的爱慕或深厚、温柔的感情,侧重感情的深沉。

attachment通常用于书面文字中,既可指对某人某物的喜欢,又可指出自理智对某人或某物的热爱,尤指长时间的爱。

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affection词源中文解释

约1200年, affeccioun,意为“欲望,倾向,愿望”; 14世纪中期,“心灵的情感,激情,情欲,与理性相对”; 来自古法语 afection(12世纪,现代法语 affection)“情感,倾向,性情; 爱,吸引,热情”,源自拉丁语 affectionem(主格 affectio)“关系,性情; 暂时的状态; 构造,构成”,是过去分词词干 afficere 的名词形式,意为“对某事物进行某种行动”,来自 ad “到”(参见 ad-)和 facere(过去分词 factus)“制造,做”(源自 PIE 词根 *dhe- “放置,放置”)。

在拉丁语中,这个意义从“性情”发展到“良好的性情,热情的依恋”。在英语中,“爱”的意义来自14世纪后期。形式上与 affect(v.2)相伴,但它吸收了(v.1)的某些意义。相关: Affections。

affection_医学行业词汇

情感,感情

疾患,病变,病

affection_心理学行业词汇

情感

affection词源英文解释

Middle English affeccioun "capacity for feeling, emotion, desire, love," borrowed from Anglo-French, "desire, love, inclination, partiality," borrowed from Latin affectiōn-, affectiō "frame of mind, feeling, feeling of attachment," from affec- (variant stem of afficere "to produce an effect on, exert an influence on") + -tiōn-, -tiō, suffix of action nouns — more at affect >entry 1

The first known use of affection was in the 14th century

affection儿童词典英英释义

agreementnoun

the act of agreeing

harmony of opinion, action, or character : concord

all are in agreement

an arrangement or understanding (as a contract or treaty) about action to be taken

a written record of such an agreement

the fact of agreeing grammatically

agreeableadjective

pleasing to the mind or senses : pleasant

an agreeable taste

ready or willing to agree

I'm agreeable to the idea

being in harmony : consonant

agreeverb

to give one's approval : consent

agree to a plan

admit sense 1b, concede

all agreed they had been wrong

to be alike : correspond

both copies agree

to get along well

to come to an understanding

agree on a price

to be fitting, pleasing, or healthful : suit

the climate agrees with you

to be alike or correspond grammatically in gender, number, case, or person

a verb should agree with its subject

aggravateverb

to make more serious or severe

aggravate an injury

to make angry by bothering again and again

age1 of 3noun

the time of life when a person attains some right or capacityespecially: majority sense 1 come of age

the voting age is 18

the time from birth to a specified date

a child six years of age

normal lifetime

the later part of life

youth and age

a period of time associated with a particular person or thing the age of exploration

machine age

a long period of time

did it ages ago

age2 of 3verb

to become or cause to become old or old in appearance

his troubles aged him

to become or cause to become mellow or mature : ripen

letting cheese age

-age3 of 3noun suffix

total amount : collection

mileage

action : process

coverage

result of

breakage

rate of

dosage

house or place of

orphanage

state : status

bondage

fee : charge

postage

afraidadjective

filled with fear or dread

afraid of snakes

filled with concern or regret

afraid she might be late

having a dislike for something

not afraid to work hard

affordverb

to be able to do or to bear without serious harm

you can't afford to waste your strength

to be able to pay for

unable to afford a new car

to supply one with : provide, furnish

tennis affords good exercise

affirmverb

to state positively or with confidence

affectionnoun

a quality or feeling of liking and caring for another

disease, disorder

an affection of the brain

affection医学词典英英释义

affection1 of 2noun

a moderate feeling or emotion

the feeling aspect (as in pleasure or displeasure) of consciousness

affection2 of 2noun

the action of affecting : the state of being affected

a bodily condition

disease, malady

a pulmonary affection

affection 例句

1 His soul overflowed with ardent affections, and his friendship was of that devoted and wondrous nature that the worldly-minded teach us to look for only in the imagination.

2 He wrote to the children, “The coat... will never warm my body so much as your dear affection has warmed my heart.”

3 He stopped for an instant in front of the chestnut tree and once again he saw that the empty space before him did not arouse an affection either.

4 Those murky, glistening orbs were not capable of vision, not yet; and there was no intelligence within the quivering blob, nothing that craved affection or even attention.

5 This nickname was often used with affection and sometimes accompanied by the theme song from the TV series.

6 Besides, what girl doesn’t want to be the object of someone’s affections, secretly or otherwise?

7 It never occurred to me that those brief displays of affection between one's parents were rare or special or that they even required hard work to achieve.

8 Beneath the disbelief and anger, Harry heard a little strain of pride in her voice, and affection for Minerva McGonagall gushed up inside him.

9 The letter itself was virtually endless in length, overwritten, teaching, repetitious, opinionated, remonstrative, condescending, embarrassing—and filled, to a surfeit, with affection.

10 She was held in deep affection by all her students.

她的学生都十分爱戴她。

11 In humans the same is observed for children raised without physical affection—usually in institutions—where they are clearly in great pain.

12 Jonas smiled at her in admiration and affection, but his own clothing, even on Feast Night, was simple: a homespun shirt over coarse trousers.

13 I had been transformed, and now, lying restlessly in bed in the dark, I felt a kind of affection for the blurred audience whose faces I had never clearly seen.

14 You appear to me to allow nothing for the influence of friendship and affection.

我觉得你未免否定了友谊和感情对于一个人的影响。

15 But it couldn’t even touch the surge of affection he felt for Javier.

16 Enjoys the general new old customer affection, we pledge unceasingly diligently, sincerity back coupling each customer!

备受广大新老客户喜爱, 我们承诺不断努力, 真心回馈每一位顾客!

17 The two of them provided the mules with affection and doctoring and kind company.

18 I embrace her with all the love and affection I have nursed for her inside and outside prison from the moment I first met her.

19 One of his neighbours, who did not seem to bear him any affection, said that he had gone away two days before, no one knew whither.

20 In any case, for what little it’s worth, please count on my affection and support, at whatever distance.

affection 同义词

13 身体状况

shape

22 慈爱

fond fuzzy

23 恋慕

enamored

affection 短语相关

term of affection

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