quibbling [英] ['kwɪblɪŋ][美] ['kwɪblɪŋ]n.诡辩,找碴子;v.使用遁词,含糊其辞,吹毛求疵( quibble的现在分词 );[例句]Council members spent the day quibbling over the final wording of the resolution 委员会成员一整天都在为决议的最终措词争...
一、作及物动词,意为“喜欢”,后接名词或代词,表示对某一事物的兴趣或爱好。例如: I like fish and vegetables very much. Jack doesn't like his work. 二、常与would,should连用,表示“想要、愿意、希望”,语气较为客气委婉。例如: Would you like something to drink?你想要喝点什么吗? I would like ...
讽刺风味。意思当然是反的。 这种用法往往整个句子就great一个词。或者是That's great! 例句:A: 警察好像在跟踪咱们。 B:Great! 4. 最普通的用法。和中文的“太好了”很像,也可以表示一种同意。比如说: A: 这个周末我就考完试了! B: That's great!! 或者: A: 咱们去打麻将好吗? B: Sounds great ...
停止;结束: Have done with your foolish quibbling 结束你那愚蠢的诡辩 have had it【非正式用语】 To have endured all that one can: 忍无可忍:尽一个人最大的努力忍受: I've had it with their delays. 对他们的拖拉我已忍到头了 To be in a state beyond remedy, repair, or salvage: 无法恢复...