only如何读

英:[ˈəʊnli]

美:[ˈoʊnli]

only英汉释义

adj.(形容词)
  1. [A]唯一的,仅有的 with no others in the same group or of the same type
  2. [A]最好的,独一无二的 the best
adv.(副词)
  1. 只有,才 nothing more than; with no one or nothing else added or included
conj.(连词)
  1. 〈非正〉 只是,但是 except that; but

only是什么意思

adv. (副词)
  1. 不料,反而,结果却
  2. 只,只有,仅仅
  3. 才,刚刚
  4. 只能
  5. 仅在…情况下
  6. 只不过
  7. 仅…而已
  8. 愈加
  9. 竟然
adj. (形容词)
  1. 最好的,独一无二的
  2. 唯一的
  3. 仅有的,区区
  4. 最适当的,最合适的
  5. 无可匹敌的
  6. 独生的
conj. (连词)
  1. 不过,但是,可是
  2. 要不是,除非,若非
  3. 除了...
n. (名词)
  1. 独生子女

only自然拼读

on·ly

on li

only词根

词根:one

adj.

one 一的;唯一的

n.

one

num.

one 一;一个

pron.

one 一个人;任何人

only英英释义

Adjective

1. being the only one; single and isolated from others;

"the lone doctor in the entire county"

"a lonesome pine"

"an only child"

"the sole heir"

"the sole example"

"a solitary instance of cowardice"

"a solitary speck in the sky"

2. exclusive of anyone or anything else;

"she alone believed him"

"cannot live by bread alone"

"I'll have this car and this car only"

Adverb

1. and nothing more;

"I was merely asking"

"it is simply a matter of time"

"just a scratch"

"he was only a child"

"hopes that last but a moment"

2. without any others being included or involved;

"was entirely to blame"

"a school devoted entirely to the needs of problem children"

"he works for Mr. Smith exclusively"

"did it solely for money"

"the burden of proof rests on the prosecution alone"

"a privilege granted only to him"

3. with nevertheless the final result;

"He arrived only to find his wife dead"

"We won only to lose again in the next round"

4. in the final outcome;

"These news will only make you more upset"

5. except that;

"It was the same story; only this time she came out better"

6. never except when;

"call me only if your cold gets worse"

7. as recently as;

"I spoke to him only an hour ago"

only词组

only one只有一个;唯一

only for要是没有

only when只有当…才能

only if只要……就;只是在……的时候

only then直到那时(后面的句子要倒装)

if only只要;要是…多好

only once只有一次

only just刚刚才;恰好

only too非常;实在

if and only if若且唯若,当且仅当

only区别

 only, lonely, alone

这组词都有“只有”的意思,其区别是:

lonely表“孤独”,“寂寞”,能作定语和表语。如:When she is left alone, she feels lonely. (剩下她一人时她就感到寂寞。)

alone只表“独自”的客观状态,没有感情色彩,只作表语;

以上来源于网络

 unique, single, only, alone, sole

这组词都有“唯一的”的意思,其区别是:

unique非正式用词,侧重在一类中唯一无可匹敌、无与伦比的特征。

single语气较强,强调仅此一个,再无第二个。

only普通用词,常可与sole换用,但侧重仅限于指定的人或物,而不需要更多。

alone着重专指某人或某物,而不是别的。

sole语气强于only,指仅有一个或一群,只考虑这一个或这一群。

以上来源于网络

only词源中文解释

“单一的,关于数量、类别或种类”,中古英语 onli,来自古英语 ænlic, anlic “仅有的,独特的,孤独的”,字面意思是“像一个”,由 an “一个”(见 one)和 -lic “-像”(见 -ly(1))组成。古弗里西亚语 einlik,荷兰语 eenlijk,古高地德语 einlih,丹麦语 einlig 也采用了类似的构词方式。它保留了 one 的旧发音。相关词汇: Onliness。

它作为副词(“独自,没有其他人或其他事物; 只有一种方式; 只有一个目的”)和连词(“但是,除了”)在中古英语中发展起来。区分 only 和 alone(现在通常指情感状态)是不寻常的; 在许多语言中,同一个词用于两者。德语也有 allein/einzig 的区别。短语 only-begotten(15世纪中期)是圣经用语,翻译拉丁语 unigenitus,希腊语 monogenes; 古英语单词是 ancenned。 Only child 的用法可追溯到1700年。

only词源英文解释

Adjective and Adverb Middle English, from Old English ānlīc, from ān one — more at one

The first known use of only was before the 12th century

only儿童词典英英释义

opinionnoun

a judgment about a person or thing

a belief based on experience and on seeing certain facts that falls short of positive knowledge

a statement by an expert after careful study

you better get a doctor's opinion

a formal statement from a judge or court of the reasons for a legal decision

operationnoun

the act, process, method, or result of operating the operation of a drug

does the whole operation without stopping

the quality or state of being able to work or function

put a factory into operation

a procedure performed on a living body usually with medical instruments especially to restore health or repair damage or defect

a mathematical or logical process (as addition or multiplication) for getting one mathematical expression from others according to a rule

the process of putting military or naval forces into action

a single step in a computer program

a usually small business or establishment

open1 of 3adjective

allowing passage : not shut or blocked open books open pores

an open door

not enclosed or covered an open fire open wounds

an open boat

not secret : public

open dislike

liable sense 2

open to challenge

free to be used, entered, or taken part in by all an open golf tournament

an open meeting

easy to enter, get through, or see

open country

not drawn together : spread out an open umbrella

an open flower

available for use : free the only option open to us

keep an hour open tomorrow

not decided or settled

an open question

waiting to be filled

the job is still open

available for purchase all or most of the time

these items are in open stock

ready to consider appeals or ideas open to suggestion

an open mind

not allowing the flow of electricity : being an incomplete electrical circuit

an open switch

open2 of 3verb

to change or move from a shut or closed condition the door opened

open a book

to clear by or as if by removing something in the way the clouds opened

open a road blocked with snow

to make an opening in

open a boil

to make or become ready for use

open a new store

to make available for a certain purpose opened Japan to foreign trade the office opens at eight

open land for settlement

to access for use

open the computer file

to have an opening

the rooms open onto a hall

begin sense 1, start open talks

opened fire

open3 of 3noun

open spaceespecially: outdoors entry 2

go out in the open

a contest or tournament that is open

a state or position that is public or is not concealed

openingnoun

an act or instance of making or becoming open welcome to our grand opening

the opening of a new store

something that is open: as

breach entry 1 sense 2b

an open place

an opening in the woods

beginning sense 2

the opening of fishing season

occasion entry 1 sense 1, chance

saw an opening to run with the ball

a job opportunity

openings for welders and machinists

openingnoun

an act or instance of making or becoming open welcome to our grand opening

the opening of a new store

something that is open: as

breach entry 1 sense 2b

an open place

an opening in the woods

beginning sense 2

the opening of fishing season

occasion entry 1 sense 1, chance

saw an opening to run with the ball

a job opportunity

openings for welders and machinists

open1 of 3adjective

allowing passage : not shut or blocked open books open pores

an open door

not enclosed or covered an open fire open wounds

an open boat

not secret : public

open dislike

liable sense 2

open to challenge

free to be used, entered, or taken part in by all an open golf tournament

an open meeting

easy to enter, get through, or see

open country

not drawn together : spread out an open umbrella

an open flower

available for use : free the only option open to us

keep an hour open tomorrow

not decided or settled

an open question

waiting to be filled

the job is still open

available for purchase all or most of the time

these items are in open stock

ready to consider appeals or ideas open to suggestion

an open mind

not allowing the flow of electricity : being an incomplete electrical circuit

an open switch

open2 of 3verb

to change or move from a shut or closed condition the door opened

open a book

to clear by or as if by removing something in the way the clouds opened

open a road blocked with snow

to make an opening in

open a boil

to make or become ready for use

open a new store

to make available for a certain purpose opened Japan to foreign trade the office opens at eight

open land for settlement

to access for use

open the computer file

to have an opening

the rooms open onto a hall

begin sense 1, start open talks

opened fire

open3 of 3noun

open spaceespecially: outdoors entry 2

go out in the open

a contest or tournament that is open

a state or position that is public or is not concealed

only1 of 3adjective

the best without doubt

it's the only thing for me

alone in or of a class or kind : sole

the only survivor of the crash

having no brother or sister

an only child

few entry 2 sense 1

one of the only areas not yet explored

only2 of 3adverb

as a single fact or instance and nothing more or different

worked only in the mornings

no one or nothing other than

only you know

at the very least

it was only too true

in the end

it will only make you sick

with the result

found my pen, only to lose it again

as recently as

only last week

in the immediate past

only just saw her

only3 of 3conjunction

except that

I'd play, only I'm too tired

only 例句

1 I think it’s one of the kids from school till I turn and see only grown-ups in line behind us.

2 Now I was afraid this incident might turn my only stalwart supporter against me.

3 Only two classes of books are of universal appeal: the very best and the very worst.

只有两类书具有普遍性的魅力: 最好的与最坏的.

4 Besides grandfathers store, my neighborhood provided my only other contact with people outside my family.

除了外公的杂货店, 我和亲戚以外的人来往的另一个仅有的机会就是通过街坊邻居.

5 She’s trying to find a way to reach her mother, who died three years ago from some kind of cancer that only women get.

6 “There is only one God, maker of heaven and earth.”

7 She says Italy is the only place to go for a holiday.

她说意大利是度假的最隹去处。

8 “Jean Louise, I’m only trying to tell you some plain truths. You must see things as they are, as well as they should be.”

9 But, who can resist camellia only America and the romantic love?

可是, 谁能拒茶花唯美而浪漫的爱情?

10 You could bask there in tingly bubbles, your nose on a level with the icy river and only inches away from its swift currents that pulsed just beyond a thin wall of lavic rocks.

11 One wise person should never be taken in by only a few of his sweet words.

作为一个精明人,不应该被他仅有的几句甜言蜜语所欺骗.

12 The boy is his only child.

这男孩是他唯一的孩子.

13 It was only Rocket standing and stretching on the basement couch, but Emma jumped.

14 If only you hadn’t been so afraid, Dustfinger, he thought bitterly.

15 Walk away from Noodle, even—if only for tonight.

16 Timothy Haynes doubled twice for the Pirates, the only two hits for Lubbock-Cooper (26-14-1).

17 They say they plan to stay only long enough to make some money and then go back home.

18 Her father’s apartment was only one room, so when she was home, she’d always had him with her.

19 Once when I could catch only two and dropped them into the pool, Mon- a-nee ate them quickly and waited for more.

20 That flapping hand commands my execution, but to her it is just crossing off an item from a list of tasks, the only logical progression of the particular path that she is on.

only 同义词

1 只不过

mere just merely

2 结果却

nobbut

3 要不然

or

8 愈加

even

15 不料

unawares nobbut

16 独一地

nobbut

18 刚好

barely to the day

22 除了

save

23 直到

until up through

34 最合适的

very best

36 反而

nobbut

38 唯一地

exclusively solely nobbut

39

too yet as well

49 独占

engross monopolize hog

50 最佳的

peak optimum

51 最佳

peak optimum

only 短语相关

only too only wish/want/hope not just/only/merely eyes only have (only) oneself to blame for someone's eyes only mention only in passing only fair one of the only only right

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