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bear如何读

英：[beə(r)]

美：[ber]

bear英汉释义

v.(动词)

vt. & vi. 承担,负担 sustain, support
vt. & vi. 忍受,容忍 put up with
vt. 佩戴,具有,怀有(感情) wear, have, harbour (feelings)
vt. & vi. 生(孩子),出身; 结(果实),产生 give birth to; bring or provide
vt. & vi. 推动; 挤压 push to move
vi. 转向; 指向 turn to

n.(名词)

[C]熊 big, wild animal with thick fur
[C]粗鲁无礼、脾气暴躁的人 a rough, badmanner, bad tempered man
[C]证券交易投机商,证券行情看跌的人 a person who sells business shares or goods in expectation of a fall in prices

bear是什么意思

n. (名词)

做空头者，卖空的人，看跌者
【动】熊
美国公路巡警（是美国公路驾车者给他们起的绰号Smokey Bear的简称）
【股票】空头
卖方
【机】打孔器，小型冲（孔）机
粗暴的人，鲁莽的人，鲁莽汉
有奇才的人，天才
笨拙的人
<美><俚>佼佼者
似熊的动物
脾气暴躁
熊是前苏联研制的一种轰炸机

v. (动词)

支承；支持，支撑，撑住
生（孩子）
通过卖空使行情下跌，做空头
携带，佩带
压迫
具有，带有，拥有，写有，怀有，心怀，印有，对...抱有
忍受，承受（重量），忍耐，容忍
表现，显示，举止
支持（得住），经得起，受得住，支撑
运送，运走，运
背，靠
负担，负载，负荷，承担（责任）
带走
容许
使跌价
推，用力推
引导
开花结果，结（果实）
延伸
不适于某事

bear变形

复数:bears或bear

第三人称单数:bears

现在分词:bearing

过去式:bore或beared

过去分词:borne或born或beared

bear词根

词根：bear

adj.

born 天生的

bearable 可忍受的；支持得住的

bearish 粗暴的；如熊的；股票看跌的

bearing [机] 轴承；关系；方位；举止

bearer 持票人；[建] 承木；[机] 托架；送信人；搬运工人

birth 出生；血统，出身；起源

bearberry 熊果；结红果实的桃类

bearing 忍受（bear的ing形式）

born 出世（bear的过去分词）

bear英英释义

noun

or plural bear any of a family (Ursidae of the order Carnivora) of large heavy mammals of America and Eurasia that have long shaggy hair, rudimentary tails, and plantigrade feet and feed largely on fruit, plant matter, and insects as well as on flesh

a surly, uncouth, burly, or shambling person

a tall, friendly bear of a man

[probably from the proverb about selling the bearskin before catching the bear] one that sells securities or commodities in expectation of a price decline compare bull

something difficult to do or deal with

the oven is a bear to clean

geographical name

river 350 miles (563 kilometers) long in northern Utah, southwestern Wyoming, and southeastern Idaho flowing to Great Salt Lake

verb

transitive verb

to accept or allow oneself to be subjected to especially without giving way I can't bear seeing you cry

couldn't bear the pain

to call for as suitable or essential

it bears watching

assume, accept

to support the weight of : sustain

to hold above, on top, or aloft

to admit of : allow

to move while holding up and supporting (something)

to have as a feature or characteristic

bears a likeness to her grandmother

to be equipped or furnished with (something)

to have as an identification

bore the name of John

to hold in the mind or emotions

bear malice

behave, conduct

bearing himself well

to give as testimony

bear false witness

disseminate

lead, escort

render, give

to give birth to

to produce as yield

to permit growth of

oil-bearing shale

thrust, press

intransitive verb

to go or incline in an indicated direction

to extend in a direction indicated or implied

to be situated : lie

to become directed

to force one's way

apply, pertain—often used with on or upon

facts bearing on the question

to exert influence or force

to produce fruit : yield

to support a weight or strain—often used with up

bear词组

bear oneself举止，表现；为人处事

bear in mindvi. 记住；考虑到

bear market熊市；空头市场；卖空市场

polar bear北极熊

teddy bear泰迪熊

bear on对…施加压力；与…有关；对…有影响；瞄准

bear with忍受；宽容

bear fruit结出果实；奏效

black bear[动]（北美，亚洲）黑熊

bear hardships吃苦；吃苦耐劳

bear the weight of承载；支撑；承受…的重量

bear the palm获奖；获胜

bear arms携带武器；当兵

bear stearns贝尔斯登（美国投资银行）

little bear小熊座

bear the brunt首当其冲；承受打击

big bear大熊；大支承

bring to bear施加

brown bear棕熊，棕色熊

bear the brunt of首当其冲

bear区别

withstand, bear, tolerate, stand, endure

这些词都表忍受，忍耐。

withstand经受，承受，指顶住外来的压力和攻势。如：They have withstood all test.(他们经受了一切考验。)

bear忍受，容忍，指忍受使人悲痛、烦恼或痛苦的事情。如：It is hard to bear to be laughed at.(被人取笑是难以忍受的。)

tolerate容忍，容许，指自我克制的态度，对于令人反感的事没有任何抗议。如：I can’t tolerate him if he goes on like that. (他如果继续这样下去的话，我决不会容忍他。)

stand忍受，与bear同义，但较口语化。如：She can’t stand having nothing to do.(没事干，她受不了。)

endure忍耐，书面语，指长时间经受痛苦而不屈服。如：It takes patience to endure hardships. 忍受苦难需要耐力。)

以上来源于网络

bear词源中文解释

古英语 beran “搬运，带来；生育，产生；忍受无抵抗；支持，扶持；穿着”（第四类强动词；过去式 bær，过去分词 boren），源自原始日耳曼语 *beranan（源头还包括古撒克逊语 beran，古弗里西亚语 bera “搬运，生育”，中古荷兰语 beren “搬运儿童”，古高地德语 beran，德语 gebären，古诺尔斯语 bera “搬运，带来，忍受；生育”，哥特语 bairan “搬运，生育”），源自 PIE 词根 *bher-（1）“搬运负担，带来”，也是“生育”的意思（尽管只有英语和德语保留了这个意思，俄语有 beremennaya “怀孕”）。

古英语过去式 bær 变成了中古英语 bare；另一种 bore 开始出现于约1400年，但 bare 仍然是文学形式，直到1600年后。borne 表示“搬运”的过去分词和 born 表示“生育”的过去分词的区别始于18世纪后期。

许多意义都来自“通过压力向前移动”的概念。到 bear down “强行前进”（尤其是在航海中）的意思来自1716年。这个动词自约1300年起就被用来表示“作为属性或特征拥有”。“不下沉地支撑”这个意思来自1520年代；到 bear (something) in mind 的意思来自1530年代；表示“倾向于，被引导”（以某种方式）的意思来自约1600年。到 bear up 的意思是从1650年代开始的，表示“坚定，有勇气”。

bear_法律行业词汇

承担

负担

bear词源英文解释

Noun Middle English bere, from Old English bera; akin to Old English brūn brown — more at brown Verb Middle English beren to carry, bring forth, from Old English beran; akin to Old High German beran to carry, Latin ferre, Greek pherein

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

bear儿童词典英英释义

bear1 of 2noun

or plural bear any of a family of large heavy mammals that have long shaggy hair and small tails and feed largely on fruit, plants, and insects as well as on flesh

a rude, burly, or clumsy person a great bear of a man

a real bear in the morning

a person who sells stocks or bonds in the expectation that the price will go down

bear2 of 2verb

to move while holding up and supporting : carry arrived bearing gifts

the right to bear arms

to hold in the mind

bear a grudge

behave sense 1

bore himself like a gentleman

to give as testimony

bear false witness

to have as a feature or characteristic bore a resemblance to her aunt

bears marks of suffering

to give birth to the baby was born last week

bear children

to bring forth : produce

bear fruit

to hold up : support

to put up with : stand

I can't bear the suspense

assume sense 1 bear the blame

bore the costs

to push down on : press

bears down on her pencil

to move or lie in an indicated direction

bear right at the fork in the road

to have a relation to the matter at hand

facts bearing on the question

to exercise force or influence

bring pressure to bear

bear1 of 2noun

or plural bear any of a family of large heavy mammals that have long shaggy hair and small tails and feed largely on fruit, plants, and insects as well as on flesh

a rude, burly, or clumsy person a great bear of a man

a real bear in the morning

a person who sells stocks or bonds in the expectation that the price will go down

bear2 of 2verb

to move while holding up and supporting : carry arrived bearing gifts

the right to bear arms

to hold in the mind

bear a grudge

behave sense 1

bore himself like a gentleman

to give as testimony

bear false witness

to have as a feature or characteristic bore a resemblance to her aunt

bears marks of suffering

to give birth to the baby was born last week

bear children

to bring forth : produce

bear fruit

to hold up : support

to put up with : stand

I can't bear the suspense

assume sense 1 bear the blame

bore the costs

to push down on : press

bears down on her pencil

to move or lie in an indicated direction

bear right at the fork in the road

to have a relation to the matter at hand

facts bearing on the question

to exercise force or influence

bring pressure to bear

bear医学词典英英释义

beartransitive verb

to give birth to

bear 例句

1 The noise from the factory was more than I could bear.

工厂里发出的噪声使我难以忍受.

2 A fourth stretcher, no doubt bearing Ron, was already floating at his side.

3 He arrives bearing flowers as though he’s come to court me.

4 “It’s just like the bear Miss Lilian took away from me,” he said.

5 He couldn’t bear to part with it because he had touched—and repaired—every inch of it.

6 There were moments when all three looms were running as they ought—all the shuttles bearing full quills, all three temples hung high on the cloth, no warp threads snapping.

7 But here, the bear had looked at him and had moved on and—this filled his thoughts—the berries were so good.

8 But when they reached the lowest point, and their hands were busy with bow and arrow, they were vulnerable, and the bears would explode upward with raking paws to drag them down.

9 The zoo staff immediately started searching for the escaped bear.

10 He grabbed all three of them in a bear hug.

11 I couldn’t bear the thought of sitting idly by some fire, sticking pins into a wax doll while miles away a drug-crazed draccus rolled in the flaming wreckage of some innocent family’s farm.

12 If anyone could bear witness to the long-term impact of persistent action, and also to the strength of the forces opposing change, it was Dorothy Vaughan.

13 “He... Oh. The augury? Yeah, teddy bears must have nightmares about that guy. But you’re in! We need to get you cleaned up before evening muster.”

14 They were altering their course, bearing straight down on the Astrea.

15 To my surprise, he swung from his saddle without a word, though his bearing spoke of resentment and disdain, and walked on, leading his mount.

16 His father claimed that the storms were worse every year, but Nailer had never seen anything like the monster bearing down on them.

17 “There’s been a lot of hearsay admitted as evidence. That bears pointing out.”

18 The mother made a guttural sound, deep in her chest, like an angry bear.

19 They might spare Catelyn herself; she was still young enough to bear sons.

20 It seemed almost too much to bear—three in two days.