clue如何读

英:[kluː]

美:[kluː]

clue英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [C]线索,端倪 sth, such as an object or a piece of information, that helps to find an answer to a question, difficulty, or mystery

clue是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 线索
  2. 情节
  3. 提示,暗示,启示
  4. 迹象,端倪,苗头
  5. 答案
  6. 头绪
  7. 方法
v. (动词)
  1. 为...提供线索
  2. <口>为...提供情况,告知
  3. 给(某人)提供最新信息
  4. 暗示,提示

clue变形

复数:clues

第三人称单数:clues

现在分词:clueing或cluing

过去式:clued

过去分词:clued

clue词根

词根:clue

adj.

clueless 无线索的;愚蠢的

clue英英释义

noun

something that guides through an intricate procedure or maze of difficultiesspecifically: a piece of evidence that leads one toward the solution of a problem

idea, notion

had no clue what he meant

verb

transitive verb

to provide with a clue

to give reliable information to

he clued me in on how it happened

clue词组

clue in向...提供情况

get a clue得到线索;理解;领会

clue on提示

not have a clue什么也不知道;毫无头绪

clue词源中文解释

"线团或纱线球",指在复杂情况下提供指引或指导的任何东西,于1590年代成为一个特别用法,并重新拼写为 clew(参见该词)。这个词来自日耳曼语,中古英语中也曾拼写为 clewe 和 cleue; 一些从"旧法语"借用的词后缀为 ue 和 eu,但在中古英语中也拼写为 -ew,例如 blew, imbew,,但这些后来被改成了 -ue,这个过程也逐渐扩展到以元音结尾的本土词汇(hue, true, clue)和 -w。拼写 clue 最早可追溯到15世纪中叶。

这种意义上的转变最初指的是希腊神话中阿里阿德涅(Ariadne)给忒修斯(Theseus)的线团,在迷宫中作为指南使用。而“指引方向的东西”的纯比喻意义,则始于1620年代。作为一个迷惑的人所没有的东西,最早见于1948年。

Thus hardy Theseus, with intrepid Feet,
Travers'd the dang'rous Labyrinth of Crete;
But still the wandring Passes forc'd his Stay,
Till Ariadne's Clue unwinds the Way
[Gay, "Trivia"]
这样,坚实的忒修斯,用无畏的双脚
穿越了危险的克里特迷宫;
但仍然在错综复杂的通道中逗留,
直到阿里阿德涅的线团揭示了前路。
【戈伊,《闲荡者》】

这个棋盘游戏(最初被称为 Cluedo),于1949年在英国推出。

clue_计算机行业词汇

线索

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clue词源英文解释

Noun alteration of clew

The first known use of clue was circa 1665

clue儿童词典英英释义

clump1 of 2noun

a group of things clustered together

a clump of bushes

a cluster or lump of something

a heavy tramping sound

clump2 of 2verb

to walk or move clumsily and noisily

to form or cause to form clumps

clump1 of 2noun

a group of things clustered together

a clump of bushes

a cluster or lump of something

a heavy tramping sound

clump2 of 2verb

to walk or move clumsily and noisily

to form or cause to form clumps

clump1 of 2noun

a group of things clustered together

a clump of bushes

a cluster or lump of something

a heavy tramping sound

clump2 of 2verb

to walk or move clumsily and noisily

to form or cause to form clumps

clump1 of 2noun

a group of things clustered together

a clump of bushes

a cluster or lump of something

a heavy tramping sound

clump2 of 2verb

to walk or move clumsily and noisily

to form or cause to form clumps

clump1 of 2noun

a group of things clustered together

a clump of bushes

a cluster or lump of something

a heavy tramping sound

clump2 of 2verb

to walk or move clumsily and noisily

to form or cause to form clumps

clue1 of 2noun

something that helps a person find something or solve a mystery

idea sense 2, conception

had no clue what he meant

clue2 of 2verb

to provide with a clue

to give information to

clue me in on the news

cluelessadjective

having or providing no clue

clue1 of 2noun

something that helps a person find something or solve a mystery

idea sense 2, conception

had no clue what he meant

clue2 of 2verb

to provide with a clue

to give information to

clue me in on the news

clue 例句

1 If you are the sort who wonders what becomes of the characters in a story after it’s over, I will clue you in to the future.

2 It was the voices which gave him the clue to the two indistinct figures standing in the shadow of a traffic van.

3 “Because her singing is kind of a clue that tells you she needs space,” Ms. Dale says.

4 Science gives us clues about the origin of the universe.

5 “Not a clue. I keep wishing I could bake a cake or something,” he says.

6 It sounded like treasure hunt clues or something.

7 That night, when she got home, she would enter the clue onto Book Scavenger.

8 Indelible, our last clues to a beautiful woman.

9 This may also be another clue that ancient modes may have had more variety of tuning and pitch than modern keys do.

10 The clue came when the return letter was addressed to Herman’s lab.

11 Surfer boy pushed his microphone in her face, which was so bewildered and scared I could tell she didn’t have a clue what he was even saying.

12 She did understand that important clues were hidden in the Gondwannan Embassy, and that Arm was going to find them.

13 Some day all the clues would come together.

14 Kyle figured that was why Mr. Lemoncello wanted them all to take a break from chasing clues and read these classic mysteries.

15 The police followed home the clue and finally caught the culprit.

警察根据线索追根到底,终于抓住了这个罪犯。

16 But she didn’t know how Mr. Griswold’s scavenger hunt was supposed to work—did this man know about it and he had a clue waiting for them?

17 These prints, together with another footmark found on the same cardboard cover—the bold and bloody impression of a Cat’s Paw half sole— were the only “serious clues” the investigators could claim.

18 Looking back, I couldn’t believe how naive I was, just how many clues I missed.

19 "I want to know what he's going to do with the 'size thirty-five' clue," she finished.

20 If you strip the clause of its false clues—the words separating the subject and verb—you end up with who . . . played for high stakes.

clue 同义词

4 线球

clew

10 使知道

hip uncase unrip clue in

14 思路

track

clue 短语相关

clue in don't have a clue haven't a clue

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