英:[ˈjɒndə(r)]
美:[ˈjɑndə(r)]
英:[ˈjɒndə(r)]
美:[ˈjɑndə(r)]
yon·der
yan dr
词根:yon
adj.yon 那边的,彼处的
adv.yon 在那边,在远处
n.yon 那边,远处
pron.yon 彼处之人或物
adverb
at or in that indicated more or less distant place usually within sight
adjective
farther removed : more distant
being at a distance within view or at a place or in a direction known or indicated
pronoun
something that is or is in an indicated more or less distant place
over yonder在那边(在美国有些地区用这种非正式说法)
“在视线范围内但不近”,公元1300年左右,源自古英语 geond “贯穿,一直到,直到”(见 yond)+比较后缀 -er(2)。同源于中低德语 ginder,中荷兰语 gender,荷兰语 ginder,哥特语 jaindre。现在除了诗歌用法外,已被不符合语法的 that 取代。
Adverb Middle English, from yond + -er (as in hither)
The first known use of yonder was in the 14th century
youngsternoun
a young person : youth
child sense 2a
youngsternoun
a young person : youth
child sense 2a
young1 of 2adjective
being in the early stage of life, growth, or development
junior entry 1 sense 1a
lacking in experience
recently come into being : new
young rock strata
of, relating to, or having the characteristics of youth or a young person
young at heart
young2 of 2plural noun
young persons : youth
music that appeals to the young
immature or recently born offspring
a bear and her young
youngestnoun
the least old member especially of a family
youpronoun
the one or ones spoken to you are my friends
can I pour you a cup of tea
one entry 3 sense 2
you never know what will happen
yorenoun
time long past—usually used in the phrase of yore
yonder1 of 2adverb
at or to that place : over there
yonder2 of 2adjective
more distant
the yonder side of the river
being at a distance within view
yonder hills
1 “Here, take the metals to that far oven yonder and wait for me.”
2 ‘Way is wide for four horses in Stonewain Valley yonder,’ he waved his hand southwards; ‘but narrow at beginning and at end. Wild Man could walk from here to Dîn between sunrise and noon.’
3 ‘When you crossed the fords yonder you entered it. But it is the realm of Théoden the King. None ride here save by his leave. Who are you? And what is your haste?’
4 My heart left the ground, skimmed a hedgerow, and sailed into the wild blue yonder.
5 The spy asked: what town lies yonder? and the fanner told him Gettysburg, but the name meant nothing.
6 Whose is that farm over yonder?
那边的农场是谁的?
7 He has walked to yonder hill.
他已经走到那边的小山了。
8 “The village lies just yonder about an hour’s journey,” he said.
9 ‘There is one of my people yonder across the stream,’ he said, ‘though you may not see him.’
10 Yonder comes the famous Mr. Mole, of whom you so often have heard your father tell!
那边是大名鼎鼎的莫尔先生,你常听你父亲说起他!
11 I wanted to sic her on him, shout, “He ain’t in here, Granny! He’s in yonder with her! Go haint him!”
12 “Exactly. Very well, then. I will keep my ears open. I will grow ears like that donkey yonder. If word comes of thievery in anyone’s shop, I will know which one.”
13 A wild plum tree yonder made a fine target.
14 Mammy: Yonder she comes! Miss Scarlett, Miss Suellen, Miss Carreen, your ma's home!
奶妈: 她从那边来了! 斯佳丽小姐, 苏伦小姐, 凯伦小姐, 你们的妈妈回来了!
15 He want to go down yonder and look through the gate, T. P. said.
16 You see that monkey yonder dancing to the fiddle?
你看见那只对着小提琴跳舞的猴子了 吗 ?
17 I found it in the clump of trees yonder.
18 “Young one, stand up, or else squat yonder, at the other side, unless you wish your eyes put out. The sand flies and it will cut flesh as well as stone.”
19 “See yonder?” he pointed to a deep narrow cut that ran across the road.
20 “Doodle, get that shovel over yonder, hear, and hep me dig a hole.”
3 在那边
5 更远的
6 那些
7 远方
8 在远处的
10 在彼方
12 那里
13 那边的