tend如何读

英:[tend]

美:[tend]

tend英汉释义

v.(动词)
  1. vt. & vi. 照料,照顾,伺候 look after; take care of
  2. vi. 易于 be liable, apt, or inclined to act or think in a certain way
  3. vi. 往,朝向 move or develop one's course in a certain direction

tend是什么意思

v. (动词)
  1. 易于,往往会
  2. 有助于
  3. 照顾,照料,照管,护理,侍候
  4. 走向,趋向(于),倾向
  5. 【海】照料(缆绳,锚链)以免纠缠
  6. <美口>注意,关心
n. (名词)
  1. 倾向,趋向,目的性

tend变形

第三人称单数:tends

现在分词:tending

过去式:tended

过去分词:tended

tend词根

词根:tend

adj.

tender 温柔的;柔软的;脆弱的;幼稚的;难对付的

tendentious 有偏见的,有倾向的;宣传性的

tendencious 宣传性的;有支持某种立场的倾向

n.

tender 偿付,清偿;看管人;小船

tendency 倾向,趋势;癖好

vi.

tender 投标;变柔软

vt.

tender 提供,偿还;使…变嫩;是…变柔软

tend英英释义

verb (1)

intransitive verb

to exhibit an inclination or tendency : conduce

tends to be optimistic

to move, direct, or develop one's course in a particular direction

cannot tell where society is tending

verb (2)

intransitive verb

to pay attention : apply oneself tend to our correspondence

tend to your own affairs

to act as an attendant : serve

tended to his wife

archaic listen

obsolete await

transitive verb

to apply oneself to the care of : watch over

tended her sick father

to have or take charge of as a caretaker or overseer

tend the sheep

cultivate, foster

to manage the operations of : mind tend the fire

tend the store

to stand by (something, such as a rope) in readiness to prevent mischance (such as fouling)

archaic to attend as a servant

tend词组

tend to be倾向于;趋向于

tend towards走向;趋向;有助于;造成

tend to do倾向于做某事

tend on照料;招待

tend区别

 cherish, nurse, cultivate, foster, tend

这组词都有“照料、培育”的意思,其区别是:

cherish强调抚育或爱抚。

nurse通常指对无力自顾的婴儿、病人等进行照料或护理。

cultivate具体意义指耕耘、培育植物;抽象意义指培养兴趣或向往的理想事物。

foster指对孩子的关心、鼓励、供养及抚养其成长;也指鼓励、促进事物的增长与发展。

tend指出于责任心、博爱心而不是私人感情去对人或物进行照顾。

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tend词源中文解释

"倾斜,向某个方向移动",早在14世纪就来自于古法语 tendre "伸展,伸出,递交,提供"(11世纪),源自于拉丁语 tendere "伸展,延伸,使紧张; 瞄准,指引; 指引自己,保持方向"(源自于 PIE 词根 *ten- "伸展")。PIE 词根产生了两个拉丁动词, tendere "伸展" 和 tenere "握住,抓住"(tenacity 等的来源),也许是来自于一个 PIE 动词的屈折形式。这两个拉丁动词都有过去分词 tentus。

tend词源英文解释

Verb (1) Middle English tenden "to stretch, spread, direct oneself (to), incline toward," borrowed from Anglo-French & Latin; Anglo-French tendre "to stretch, hold out, offer, direct (one's course), go, aim (at)," going back to Latin tendere "to extend outward, stretch, spread out, direct (one's course), aim (at a purpose)" (Medieval Latin, "to lead toward, move in a particular direction") — more at tender >entry 3 Verb (2) Middle English tenden, shortened from attenden "to attend" or entenden, intenden "to intend"

The first known use of tend was in the 14th century

tend儿童词典英英释义

tender1 of 5adjective

having a soft or yielding quality

tender steak

physically weak : delicate

a tender plant

immature, young

children of tender years

loving, affectionate

a tender look

showing care : considerate

not harsh or stern : gentle, mild

tender irony

sensitive to touch : very easily hurt

a tender bruise

demanding careful and sensitive handling

a tender subject

tender2 of 5verb

to offer in payment

to present for acceptance

tendered my resignation

tender3 of 5noun

an offer of money in payment of a debt

an offer made for acceptanceespecially: a bid for a contract

something that may by law be offered in paymentespecially: money

tender4 of 5noun

one that tends or takes care: as

a ship used to attend other ships (as to supply food)

a boat that carries passengers or freight between shore and a larger ship

a car attached to a locomotive for carrying fuel and water

tender5 of 5noun

an often breaded strip of usually breast meat

chicken tenders

tendencynoun

a direction or approach toward a place, object, result, or limit

a leaning toward a particular kind of thought or action

tendencynoun

a direction or approach toward a place, object, result, or limit

a leaning toward a particular kind of thought or action

tend1 of 2verb

to pay attention

tend to business

to take care of

to help the growth or development of

tend the garden

to have responsibility for as caretaker

tended sheep

to manage the operation of or do the necessary work connected with

tend the fire

tend2 of 2verb

to move or turn in a certain direction

the road tends to the right

to be likely

a person who tends to slouch

tend 例句

1 “Sister Marie says I have to get off now. I still have to tend the sheep.”

2 He’d been added to the boat last, he’d often struggled to master the technical side of the sport, and he still tended to row erratically.

3 She tends a shop for her mother.

她替母亲照料一家商店.

4 Though always routine and un-eventful, these meetings tend to follow a certain thespian formality.

5 In my new life as a human, I was well tended.

6 As mentioned, size and status tend to determine the issues of most concern.

正如前文所述, 规模和实力决定最关心的问题.

7 Our leaning tends to be towards people playing together over always maintaining coherency of story.

我们倾向于保持多人游戏的剧情的连贯性.

8 I tend to think that members of parliament by and large do a good job.

我个人觉得,议会议员总体上工作还是不错的。

9 This garden is well tended. You must have a good gardener.

这个花园管理得很好,你一定有个好花匠.

10 While Archer lay on the cabin’s long table with the tattered remains of his shirt sheared away, Sefia watched Doc tend to his wounds.

11 No pain, no gain Many people tend to overdo their exercise programs looking for quick results.

不劳则无获有些人倾向过度锻炼达到更快的效果.

12 Without the hogs to tend to, he could easily have been there even more than usual, preventing Luke from ever sneaking out.

13 “I think there will be one doctor who tends to both the women and the injured soldiers.”

14 Soon there are so many sick that there is no one with strength to tend the gardens, no one with strength to hunt or fish.

15 There a shepherd was tending his flock.

一个牧羊人在那照顾他的羊?

16 We walk among the sick only when tending them.

17 And although Mother had once or twice entertained Leapers in the house, she tended to lump them all together, fairly or not, with snake handlers, fallers, foamers, and other fringe examples of the henhouse sects.

18 “Chaos and destruction do tend to take away a person’s dating possibilities.”

19 When our brains switch between being focused and unfocused on a task, they tend to be more efficient.

当我们的大脑就某项工作在集中注意力于分散注意力之间切换时,他们往往更高效。

20 I’d be tending my herb garden, clipping sprigs of fragrant leaves or replanting tender roots, then all of a sudden, a single tear would fall down my face without my awareness, surprising me.

tend 同义词

1 服役

serve commission

6 照看

shepherd

8

change trade

11 易于

given dispose incline

13 守望

scout lookout

15 致使

do make cause back of

23 对…有帮助

minister subserve

29 趋于

to

33 通往

give

38 朝某方向

fall -orientated

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