cause如何读

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cause英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [C]原因,起因 sth which produces an effect; a person, thing, or event that makes sth happen
  2. [U]缘故,理由 sth that provides a satisfactory reason for an action
  3. [C]事业,原则,目标 aim, principle or movement that is strongly defended or supported
v.(动词)
  1. vt. 成为…的原因; 导致 be the reason why sth happens
  2. vt. 引起,促使,使发生 make sth happen

cause是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 原因,起因,缘故,理由
  2. 事业
  3. 动机,目的,目标
  4. 根据
  5. 理想
  6. 【律】诉讼,诉讼事由,诉讼程序
  7. 事项,事件,问题
  8. 主张,主义
  9. 运动
v. (动词)
  1. 成为...的原因,起因于
  2. 惹起
  3. 使遭受
  4. 给...带来,致使,造成
  5. 产生,使产生
  6. 酿成,制造
  7. 找、添、惹(出麻烦)
  8. 闹(事)
  9. 使,逼
  10. 导致,使发生,引起

cause变形

复数:causes

第三人称单数:causes

现在分词:causing

过去式:caused

过去分词:caused

cause扩展

causeless (adj.)

cause词根

词根:cause

adj.

causal 因果关系的;有原因的

causative 成为原因的;惹起…的

causeless 偶然的;无原因的

adv.

causally 有原因地

n.

causal 表示原因的连词

causation 原因;因果关系;出现

causative 使役动词

cause英英释义

Noun

1. events that provide the generative force that is the origin of something;

"they are trying to determine the cause of the crash"

2. a justification for something existing or happening;

"he had no cause to complain"

"they had good reason to rejoice"

3. a series of actions advancing a principle or tending toward a particular end;

"he supported populist campaigns"

"they worked in the cause of world peace"

"the team was ready for a drive toward the pennant"

"the movement to end slavery"

"contributed to the war effort"

4. any entity that causes events to happen

5. a comprehensive term for any proceeding in a court of law whereby an individual seeks a legal remedy;

"the family brought suit against the landlord"

Verb

1. give rise to; cause to happen or occur, not always intentionally;

"cause a commotion"

"make a stir"

"cause an accident"

2. cause to do; cause to act in a specified manner;

"The ads induced me to buy a VCR"

"My children finally got me to buy a computer"

"My wife made me buy a new sofa"

cause词组

cause of起因;属…原因

cause for…的原因

in the cause of为了

cause of death死因

root cause根本原因

common cause共同事业;共同目标协会;偶然原因;普通原因

cause and effect因果关系;原因与结果

cause analysis原因分析;成因分析

internal cause内因;内在原因

cause of disease病因

cause trouble肇事

good causen. 正当理由

cause damage to对…造成损坏,带来损害

immediate cause直接原因

failure cause故障原因

external cause外因

just cause正义事业;正当理由

without cause无故;毫无原因

show cause说出理由

probable cause可能的原因;合理的根据

cause区别

 realize, cause, effect, produce

这组词都有“产生、实现”的意思,其区别是:

realize着重指把过去的计划或意愿变成现实。

cause强调事物的因果关系。

effect侧重成功地完成一件要做的事情,强调结果或影响。

produce侧重有意或无意地产生出好的或坏的,实际可见的效果。

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 cause, reason, excuse

这组词都有“原因”的意思,其区别是:

cause指直接导致事情发生的原因,与所发生的事个有因果关系。

reason强调指从逻辑推理上得出的结论性原因,不是直接说明起因。

excuse指为自己辩解,希望得到谅解时所提出的种种理由,是借口性的理由。

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 cause, reason

cause指造成某一事实或现象的直接原因,后接of sth./doing sth,

reason用来解释某种现象或结果的理由,后接for sth./doing sth. the reason for being late

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 cause, get, have, make, render

这组词都有“使,使得”的意思,其区别是:

cause正式用词,侧重指使某事发生的原因。

get侧重指劝某人做某事,或指使某事物处于某种状态或产生某种结果。

have普通用词,指让某人做某事。

make普通用词,指强迫或劝诱他人做某事。

render书面用词,多指因外界因素而使某人或某物处于某种状态。

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cause词源中文解释

公元1200年前后,“决定的理由或动机; 事由,案由”来自12世纪的古法语“cause”,直接源于拉丁语“causa”,意思是“原因; 理由; 利益; 司法程序,诉讼”,其起源不详。

从14世纪中叶开始,“结果的缘由; 起源,发源地”。自14世纪末起,“提供事由进行运作的机会,创造契机”; 同时也指“某事的原因或使然的理由; 合理的解释”。同样地,自14世纪末起,“合适或充分的理由,行动的正当理由”。1300年前后,“利益或关注的事项; 在争论中所持的观点”的含义便已形成。Cause célèbre“著名的法律案件”可追溯至1763年的法国。C ommon cause“共同的目标或目的”可在1620年代寻得。

cause_医学行业词汇

原因:引起任何情况或产生任何效应的

cause_法律行业词汇

案件

原因

cause_电力行业词汇

因果树

cause-consequence tree

cause词源英文解释

Noun Middle English, borrowed from Anglo-French, borrowed from Latin causa "judicial proceedings, interests of one side in a judicial case, plea, pretext, ground of action, motive, reason," of uncertain origin Verb Middle English causen, borrowed from Anglo-French & Medieval Latin; Anglo-French causer, borrowed from Medieval Latin causāre, causārī "to plead, accuse, blame, serve as the cause of, occasion," going back to Latin causārī "to plead an action in law, plead as an excuse," derivative of causa "judicial proceedings, plea, cause >entry 1"

The first known use of cause was in the 13th century

cause儿童词典英英释义

centraladjective

containing or being a center

the central office

chief entry 1 sense 2, principal

the central figure in a story

situated at, in, or near the center

the store is in a central location

of, relating to, or consisting of the brain and spinal cordalso: originating within the central nervous system

centralizeverb

to bring to a central point or under a single control

center1 of 2noun

the point inside a circle or sphere that is an equal distance from all the points on the edge

a place in or around which an activity takes place or from which something begins

the center of the scandal

a place for a particular activity or service

a day-care center

a group of neurons that have a common purpose

respiratory center

the middle part (as of a stage)

a player occupying a middle position on a team

center2 of 2verb

to place or fix at or around a center or central area

to give a central focus

the story is centered on his adventures

to collect at or around a center

center1 of 2noun

the point inside a circle or sphere that is an equal distance from all the points on the edge

a place in or around which an activity takes place or from which something begins

the center of the scandal

a place for a particular activity or service

a day-care center

a group of neurons that have a common purpose

respiratory center

the middle part (as of a stage)

a player occupying a middle position on a team

center2 of 2verb

to place or fix at or around a center or central area

to give a central focus

the story is centered on his adventures

to collect at or around a center

ceaseverb

to come or bring to an end : stop

cautiousadjective

marked by or given to caution

a cautious reply

cause1 of 2noun

something or someone that brings about a result or condition

a good or adequate reason

a cause for celebration

a ground of legal action

something supported or deserving support

a worthy cause

cause2 of 2verb

to be the cause of

cause 例句

1 I want to say I am sorry for hating the boys who caused the accident.

2 Clara stayed with her, because she felt guilty for having caused so much grief and had begun to doubt the wisdom of her enterprise.

3 They caused enough confusion for me to slip back outside and run around toward the back of the building and enter the auditorium through the stage door.

4 Secondly, that you are guilty of actions and works which infer a court with the devil, which have caused illness and death to fall upon many innocent children in this town.”

5 I poured myself a bowl of cereal, Fruity Pebbles, because that’s what I had for about every meal that summer, which caused the roof of my mouth to be constantly coated in a sugary film.

6 For all the pain she had caused me, to see her like that, still haunted by a childish passion, made me want to put my arm around her and comfort her.

7 That I didn't shoot him, or bomb him, or drown him, or do whatever it was, precisely, that caused Bas to no longer exist.

8 The medicine was prescribed without good cause.

9 “Leroy, she got to be crazy,” I said when she called me up three days ago and asked if I’d come interview, “cause everbody in town think I stole Miss Walters’ silver.

10 Apparently he does, ’cause he comes charging at you like a red bull.

11 And they are a big fire danger, causing many injuries and deaths each year.

煤油灯还是火灾隐患, 每年引起许多烧伤和死亡事件.

12 He’s sad because he lost his job, Saida, Maisha says to her sister, and then we’re all quiet, ’cause that is sad.

13 It would be impossible to target one without causing collateral damage in the crowds of tourists.

14 On other days, deep in the woods, I've listened to him rant about how the tesserae are just another tool to cause misery in our District.

15 When pickled and eaten, these Murtlap growths promote resistance to curses and jinxes, though an overdose may cause unsightly purple ear hair.

16 She would have just accepted that people never listened to someone like her and thought she was useless, because she knew that making waves might cause things to get worse.

17 I think she stays in my room the whole night, ’cause every time I wake up, she’s sitting on my bed.

18 Some historians believe that misgivings caused her to delay.

19 And I can’t really even write that much ’cause we gotta be back up and on the truck in like six hours.

20 A newspaperman told of how the smoke in the furnace had caused the discovery of Mary’s bones.

cause 同义词

11 成为…的原因

causative provoke

15 促使

trigger move

17 缘由

sake causality

24 的常见搭配词

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26 申辩

vindicate

29 讼事

lawsuit

43 正当的理由

warranty

45 正当理由

right warranty warrant

cause 短语相关

cause celebre lost cause cause/create/leave a vacuum cause célèbre make common cause no cause for alarm cause for concern probable cause cause and effect first cause

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