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lat·ter
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词根:latter
adv.latterly 最近;近来
adjective
the second of two mentioned.I like the taste of both red wine and white wine, but the latter makes me sleepy.Now that I've heard both of them again, I'm sure I prefer the latter song to the former.
more advanced in time or sequence.Latter fashions in the 19th century included a cinched waist.The latter chapters of the text deal with prevention of disease.
in the later portion or toward the end.He became well-known as a painter in the latter part of his life.
latter half下半时
latter endn. 结束部分;末端;死
古英语 lætra “更慢的”,比较级形式,源自 læt “晚”的比较级形式(参见 late(形容词))。“属于后来时期”的意思始于公元1200年左右。指“在两个或多个中提到的第二个或最后一个”的意思首次记录于1550年代。
在现代使用中,更常见的词是 later,它源自15世纪中叶,可能是一个新的构词或这个词的变体。 Latter 主要在短语 the latter 中使用,与 the former 一起用于避免重复(但有时在涉及两个以上的情况下使用不正确)。
Middle English, from Old English lætra, comparative of læt late
The first known use of latter was before the 12th century
laudverb
praise sense 1
latticenoun
a framework or structure of crossed wood or metal strips
a window, door, or gate having a lattice
an arrangement of points or objects that is evenly spaced over an area or throughout a volume
the lattice of atoms in a crystal
latticenoun
a framework or structure of crossed wood or metal strips
a window, door, or gate having a lattice
an arrangement of points or objects that is evenly spaced over an area or throughout a volume
the lattice of atoms in a crystal
latticenoun
a framework or structure of crossed wood or metal strips
a window, door, or gate having a lattice
an arrangement of points or objects that is evenly spaced over an area or throughout a volume
the lattice of atoms in a crystal
latticenoun
a framework or structure of crossed wood or metal strips
a window, door, or gate having a lattice
an arrangement of points or objects that is evenly spaced over an area or throughout a volume
the lattice of atoms in a crystal
latterlyadverb
during a recent period
latteradjective
more recent : later
of or relating to the end : final
of, relating to, or being the second of two things referred to
1 The town has a concert hall and two theatres. The latter were both built in the 1950s.
这座城市有一个音乐厅和两个剧院。这两个剧院都是在20世纪50年代建成的。
2 This latter missive was especially upsetting because I received it soon after learning that the list of victims had grown to include Lopsang Jangbu.
3 Owen would never again do important research, but the latter half of his career was devoted to one unexceptionable pursuit for which we can all be grateful.
4 He tracked down his cousin and uncle. The latter was sick.
他追查到了堂弟和叔叔的下落,发现叔叔这时正在病中。
5 As tight as the chains were, Tyrion found he could see out the latter by leaning sideways and letting the iron ring support his weight.
6 The latter is more likely, and more painful.
7 They have actually taken 3 and 11—the latter so crucial since it’s Panem’s main food supplier—and have made inroads in several other districts as well.
8 This latter pair also sports a belt fashioned from a strip of blanket.
9 There had been calls for the removal, even the court-martialling, of the general concerned, but the army had defended the latter and he had been allowed to complete the campaign.
10 Torn between his incompatible loyalties to Lawrence and to Strauss, Alvarez finally opted to serve the latter, and booked a seat on the red-eye flight to Washington.
11 The latter had told him to gather some twigs.
12 Did he walk or swim? The latter seems unlikely.
他是散步还是游泳? 后者看来不太可能.
13 The mountain birds are sweeter But the valley birds are fatter, And so we deemed it meeter To carry off the latter.
14 The former perhaps believed in reincarnation, while the latter thought this was nonsense.
15 There is a sort-of attempt to make a distinction between figures and tropes—the former operating at the level of a phrase or sentence, and the latter being shifts in meaning for single words.
16 Measured by saved lives, the latter is almost certainly the better course.
以被挽救的生命来衡量,后者几乎必定是更好的选择。
17 In the latter they found a dozen men around a table discussing a document.
18 The town has a concert hall and two theatres. The latter were both built in the 1950s.
这座城市有一个音乐厅和两个剧院。这两个剧院都是在20世纪50年代建成的。
19 I prefer the former design to the latter.
比起后者的设计方案,我更喜欢前者的。
20 Two kept their Greek names: Apollo and Pluto; but the latter was never called Hades, as was usual in Greece.
2 居后
3 最后
lattermost last final bottom net extreme ultimate latest lag finishing definitive eventual conclusive parting parthian ultima dernier hindermost finally lastly enfin end ending extremity utterance finality outrance rear most supreme tail utmost rearmost hindmost bottommost aftermost sternmost ult. eventually ultimately accent finis in the upshot with the last breath on analysis to conclude in fine
7 最近的
last next low early late recent immediate latest up-to-the-minute proximate plugged-in direct proximal red-hot dernier hithermost of yesterday
8 后半
9 末了
10 近来的
12 有以下用法
maybe perhaps thus otherwise somehow hence my that you on by but we one so when there which what up out like some other how than no only her over now many because where much such before here really same both off last own between little without however next why lot once within though bit several either yet below past rather quite half outside inside behind near forward throughout plus former round beyond whatever immediately whose plenty none indeed unlike neither whenever everywhere alongside besides wherever beneath minus whichever further suchlike who them me us him whoever be have need become
14 后期的
15 晚近
16 最后的
lattermost last final bottom net extreme ultimate latest lag finishing definitive eventual conclusive parting parthian ultima dernier hindermost rear most end supreme tail utmost rearmost hindmost bottommost aftermost sternmost
17 最近
last next low early late recent immediate latest up-to-the-minute recently newly lately latterly yesterdayness recency along back in these days direct of late proximal red-hot proximate dernier hithermost new of yesterday
18 后者
19 后来
22 晚近的