| 单词 | read |
| 释义 | readreadsreadingreadread1 /riːd/ verb (past tense and past participle read /red/)1book, newspaper etc [intransitive and transitive] to look at written words and understand what they mean: Can Billy read yet?比利识字了吗？She sat reading a magazine.sitread她坐着在看一本杂志。read aboutI read about the accident in the paper.我在报上看到了这宗事故。read thatI read that the new drug is available now.be 我看到消息说﹐这种新药现在可以买到了。Her books are quite widely read (=read by a lot of people).bookbe她的书有众多的读者。2music/map etc [transitive] to look at signs or pictures and understand what they mean: I can’t actually read music, but I can play the guitar. 我其实不识乐谱﹐但是我会弹吉他。Can you read the map for me?你能帮我看一下地图吗？3say the words [intransitive and transitive] to say the words written in a book, newspaper etc so that other people can hear you: John read his report out loud. 约翰大声把他的报告读出来。read to somebody/read somebody a storyOur mother used to read to us every evening.useeven 妈妈以前每天晚上都给我们念故事。4know sb’s mind read sb’s mind/thoughts to guess what someone is thinking: ‘Want some coffee?’ ‘You read my mind.’“想来点咖啡吗？”“你真了解我啊。”5measurement [transitive] if a measuring instrument reads a particular number, it shows that number: The thermometer read 100°.温度计显示是 100 度。6situation/comment [transitive] to understand a situation or comment in a particular way: The poem can be read as a protest against war. 这首诗可以理解为对战争的抗议。7disk [transitive] technical if a computer reads a disk, it takes the information that is on the disk and puts it into its memory8subject at university [transitive] to study a subject at university: He read chemistry at Oxford.他在牛津大学攻读化学。Phrasesread between the lines to guess what someone really feels or means, even when their words do not show it: Reading between the lines, I don’t think he is very happy.readlinebe听言外之意，我觉得他不是很快乐。Phrasal verbsread something into something phrasal verb to think that a situation, action etc means more than it really does: You shouldn’t read so much into what she says.say她说些什么﹐你不该想得太多。read something ↔ out phrasal verb to say the words you are reading to someone else: He read out the names on the list.name他宣读了名单上的名字。read something ↔ through/over phrasal verb to read something carefully from beginning to end: Read the contract over carefully before you sign it.把合同从头至尾仔细地看过﹐然后再签字。read up on something phrasal verb to read a lot about something because you will need to know about it: We need to read up on the new tax laws.law我们需要好好地研究一下新税法。THESAURUS: readread to look at and understand the words in a book, magazine etc, for interest and enjoyment: I’m reading a book about China at the moment.readHave you read this article in the paper?look through something to read something quickly, especially something containing information such as a report or document: I’ll look through your report tonight.The police department spent days looking through old records.spenddaylookrecordflick/flip through something to turn the pages of a book, magazine etc quickly, looking for things that might interest you: She sat in the waiting room and flicked through a magazine.sitwaitflickHe flipped through the catalogue trying to decide what to buy.fliptryplough through something to read something long and boring: I can’t possibly plough through all these statistics.statisticpore over something to read something very carefully for a long time: Chris was in his room, poring over a map.beporeskim/scan to read something quickly to find a particular piece of information, or to get the main ideas: I skimmed through the list, but my name wasn’t there.skimRose scanned the TV programmes in the newspaper.risescanprogramme |
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