letter如何读

英:[ˈletə(r)]

美:[ˈletər]

letter英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [C]信,函件 a written or printed message sent usually in an envelope
  2. [C]字母 one of the signs in writing or printing that represents a speech sound

letter是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 文字
  2. 字母
  3. 学问
  4. 字面意义,法律的准确字面意义
  5. 证书,许可证
  6. 信,函件
  7. 文学
  8. 校运动队字母标志
  9. 【印】铅字,活字
  10. 出租人
v. (动词)
  1. 用字母写
  2. 在...上写字母,把字母印刷于
  3. 用字母标明(于清单等上)
  4. 领取到学校运动队布制字母标志
  5. 写下
  6. 标上字母分类
  7. 加标题
  8. 【美体】当上选手
  9. 用印刷体写
  10. 在校内体育运动方面取得优异成绩
  11. 印刷

letter自然拼读

let·ter

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letter变形

复数:letters

第三人称单数:letters

现在分词:lettering

过去式:lettered

过去分词:lettered

letter词根

词根:letter

adj.

lettered 有学问的;有文化修养的;标有字母的

letterpress 凸版印刷的

adv.

letterpress 凸版印刷地

n.

lettering 刻字;印字;书写的文字

letterer 文字书写员;文字雕刻员

letterpress 凸版印刷;正文

v.

lettering 用字母写;用印刷体写(letter的ing形式)

lettered 写印刷体字母(letter的过去式)

letter英英释义

noun (1)

a symbol usually written or printed representing a speech sound and constituting a unit of an alphabet

a direct or personal written or printed message addressed to a person or organization

a written communication containing a grant—usually used in plural

literature, belles lettres

learning

the strict or outward sense or significance

the letter of the law

a single piece of type

a style of type

the initial of a school awarded to a student for achievement usually in athletics

verb

transitive verb

to set down in letters : print

to mark with letters

intransitive verb

to win an athletic letter

noun (2)

one that rents or leases

letter词组

letter of creditn. [商](银行发行的)信用证

to the letter严格地,不折不扣地;严格按照字句

write a letter写信

by letter以书信形式

cover letter附信

irrevocable letter of credit不可撤销信用证

open lettern. 公开信

love letter情书

invitation letter邀请函

letter of recommendation保荐信,介绍信

application letter申请信,申请报告;求职信

send a letter寄信

business letter商业信函

capital letter大写字母

letter of intentn. 意向书;合同之草约

confirmation letter确认信函

letter writing书信写法;书信写作;尺牍

letter of introduction介绍信

call letter推销商品的信件

recommendation letter推荐信

letter区别

 message, correspondence, letter, note

这组词都有“信”的意思,其区别是:

message指书信、口信、电报等。

correspondence集合名词,指全部来往信件。

letter最普通用词,泛指一切形式的书信,尤指邮寄的信。

note指内容直截了当的短信或便条,正式或非正式均可。

以上来源于网络

 letter, alphabet, script, character

这组词都有“字母”的意思,其区别是:

letter指单个的字母。

alphabet指整个字母系统或一种语言的字母表,不表单个字母。

script指书写或印刷的字母。

character通常指汉语的方块字,也指字符。

以上来源于网络

letter词源中文解释

公元前1200年左右,“图形符号,字母符号,书写字符传达语音信息”,源自古法语 letre “字符,字母; 信件,便条”,复数形式为“文学,写作,学习”(10世纪,现代法语 lettre),源自拉丁语 littera(也写作 litera)“字母; 书信,文书; 文学,大书; 科学,学问”,其起源不确定。

根据沃特金斯(Watkins)的说法,可能通过伊特鲁里亚语从希腊语 diphthera “片剂”(因为像 lachrymose 中的 d- 变成了 l-),源自假设的词根 *deph- “盖章”。在这个意义上,它取代了古英语 bocstæf,字面意思是“书杖”(比较德语 Buchstabe “字母,字符”,源自古高地德语 buohstab,源自原始日耳曼语 *bok-staba-m)。

拉丁语 littera 还表示“一种书写,文件,记录”,复数形式 litteræ 表示“信件,书信,书面通信”,这个意义通过法语传入英语,自13世纪初以来就有记录(取代了古英语 ærendgewrit “书面信息”,字面意思是“差事书写”)。拉丁语的复数形式还表示“文学,书籍”,比喻为“学问,自由教育,学校教育”(见 letters)。

在体育比赛中颁发学校 letter 作为成就奖励的习惯,可以追溯到1908年,据说起源于芝加哥大学橄榄球教练阿莫斯·阿隆佐·斯塔格(Amos Alonzo Stagg)。早期指的是大学学位或荣誉,可在名字后面添加缩写(1888年)。表达式 to the letter “精确地”来自1520年代(早期为 after the letter,14世纪中期)。Letter-quality(形容词)“适合(商业)信函”始于1977年。关于 letters patent(采用法语语序)请参见 patent(n.)。

letter_法律行业词汇

许可证

letter词源英文解释

Noun (1) Middle English, from Anglo-French lettre, from Latin littera letter of the alphabet, litterae, plural, epistle, literature

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

letter儿童词典英英释义

lift1 of 2verb

to move to a higher position, rate, or amount

to rise from the ground the rocket lifted off

planes lifting from the runway

to stop or remove often temporarily lift a ban

lift a blockade

to move upward and disappear or become scattered

when the fog lifts

lift2 of 2noun

the amount that may be lifted at one time : load

the action or an instance of lifting

help especially in the form of a ride

can I give you a lift?

chiefly British elevator sense 1b

a device for carrying people up or down a mountain

a raising of the spirits

their visit gave me a lift

an upward force (as on an airplane wing) that opposes the pull of gravity

life1 of 2noun

the quality that separates plants and animals from such things as water or rock : the quality that plants and animals lose when they die

a state of a living thing marked especially by capacity for metabolism, growth, reaction to stimuli, and reproduction

all the experiences that make up the existence of a person

never heard of such a thing in all my life

biography

the period during which a person, animal, or plant lives

a specific part of living

adult life

the period from an event until death

remained friends for life

a way or manner of living

the life of the ant

a living being

many lives were saved

energy or spirit in action or expression still some life left in the coals

eyes full of life

the form or pattern of something that exists in actual fact looks larger than life

painted from life

the period of usefulness, popularity, or existence of something the life of an insurance policy

battery life

living beings (as of a kind or place)

forest life

living activity and movement streets humming with life

stirrings of life

one providing interest and vigor

the life of the party

life2 of 2adjective

of or relating to living existence

the life force

lifelong

a life member

lie1 of 4verb

to be in, stay in, or take up a horizontal position lie down

lay fast asleep

to stay in hiding or in ambush lie in wait

lie low

to be spread flat so as to cover

snow lying on the ground

to have direction : extend

our route lay to the west

to be located

Ohio lies east of Indiana

lie2 of 4noun

the position in which something lies

chiefly British lay entry 2

lie3 of 4verb

to make a statement one knows to be untrue

to give a false idea

statistics sometimes lie

lie4 of 4noun

something said or done in the hope of deceiving

liableadjective

forced by law or by what is right to make good

we are liable for damage that we do

not sheltered or protected (as from danger or accident)

liable to diseases

exposed to or likely to experience something that usually is undesirable it's liable to rain before we're done

you're liable to slip there

level1 of 3noun

a device used (as by a carpenter) to establish a horizontal line or surface

a horizontal line or surface usually at a named height

placed at eye level

a step or stage in a scale or rank (as of achievement, significance, importance, or value)

rose to the level of manager

an amount of something especially in comparison with typical or expected amounts

production is at a low level this year

the amount of a substance especially per unit volume of a body fluid (as blood)

a high level of sugar in the blood

level2 of 3verb

to make or become horizontal, flat, or even

aim entry 1 sense 1, direct

to knock flat

the explosion leveled the house

to reach or come to a level

the plane leveled off at 10,000 feet

level3 of 3adjective

having a flat even surface

a level lawn

being on a line with the horizon : horizontal

in a level position

of the same height or rank : even

the water is level with my waist

steady and cool in judgment

a level head

level1 of 3noun

a device used (as by a carpenter) to establish a horizontal line or surface

a horizontal line or surface usually at a named height

placed at eye level

a step or stage in a scale or rank (as of achievement, significance, importance, or value)

rose to the level of manager

an amount of something especially in comparison with typical or expected amounts

production is at a low level this year

the amount of a substance especially per unit volume of a body fluid (as blood)

a high level of sugar in the blood

level2 of 3verb

to make or become horizontal, flat, or even

aim entry 1 sense 1, direct

to knock flat

the explosion leveled the house

to reach or come to a level

the plane leveled off at 10,000 feet

level3 of 3adjective

having a flat even surface

a level lawn

being on a line with the horizon : horizontal

in a level position

of the same height or rank : even

the water is level with my waist

steady and cool in judgment

a level head

letter1 of 2noun

one of the marks that are symbols for speech sounds in writing or print and that make up the alphabet

a written or printed communication

plural literature sense 2a

the strict or outward meaning

the letter of the law

the initial of a school awarded to a student especially for athletic achievement

letter2 of 2verb

to mark with letters

letter 例句

1 She had also brought me two new pairs of drawstring pajamas, a letter from my brother, and a packet of loose Darjeeling tea.

2 I’ve shown Minerva all his letters and she smiles and says they are “sweet, boyish letters.”

3 The letters weren’t reflective and the sign had been fastened to a wooden post.

4 I know that someday I’ll be a rich Yank and send home hundreds of dollars and my family will never have to worry about threatening letters again.

5 I wrote to you twice since we parted, and your last letter was only your second.

6 Our information on what was happening in and around Philadelphia comes from Washington’s reports, letters, and diaries and from family stories handed down generation to generation.

7 I wrote a letter to Andrius, but it became smudged with tears.

8 I thought about how the one letter I’d sent told them everything was fine, that we were treated well and to please let me know when Ivette got back from the brigades.

9 This letter of indemnity is governed by the Hong Kong law.

此赔偿保证书在香港法律范围内生效!

10 Your letter implies that the blame of all your problems is that of someone else, but never you.

11 “Very well, then. What would Abenthy’s letter tell us, if he had written it?”

12 We’d barely made it out of the Tokyo Dome when the first enormous broadcasts appear on the sides of the buildings surrounding the arena, the headlines in giant, screaming letters.

13 I got a letter from Mary telling me that now she was free.

14 After about a year, I guess, I could write a decent and legible letter.

15 I spot gold fancy lettering on the envelope, but Mama is moving around too much for me to see the full words.

16 They worked up some language, and C. J. carried the letter by hand to the office of General Philip Russell.

17 I go fishing by myself, mostly so I’ll have something to put in my letters to him.

18 On his black T-shirt was a dead white pig with flies buzzing around it and the words OFF THE PIG in white letters.

19 In a cipher, each letter in a message is replaced by another letter or a number.

20 Then a number of sheets of paper I recognize as Lio’s letters from my purse.

letter 同义词

1 写作生涯

authorship

3 避孕套

bag Frenchy

4 字面意义

face

5 证明信

credential

8 文化修养

culture

12

word vocable

15 铅字

type

16 字面

face

22 活字

type movable type

25 信函

favor missive

26 着作业

literature pencraft

27 出租人

renter lessor hirer

28 首字母缩略词

acronym

letter 短语相关

block letter letter of intent chain letter dead letter night letter form letter queen for a day letter proffer letter letter-perfect by letter

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