| 单词 | group |
| 释义 | groupgroupsgroupgroup1 /gruːp/ noun [C, also + plural verb British English]1several people or things that are together in the same placegroup ofa group of islandsisland一群岛屿Please get into groups of three (=groups of three people).group请分成三人一组。in groupsDolphins swim in small groups.dolphingroup海豚结成小群游动。2several people or things that are connected with each other or that do things together: He belonged to a terrorist group.belong他是一个恐怖组织的成员。group ofShe is one of a group of women who have suffered side-effects from the drug.bewomansuffereffect她是服用此药产生副作用的一批女性中的一个。a group of major companiescompany几家大公司3several musicians who play and sing popular music together SYN band: a rock group 摇滚乐组合The group are currently on tour.be这个组合目前正在巡回演出。4several companies that all have the same owner: the Savoy hotel group沙威酒店集团 ➔ blood groupCOLLOCATIONS: groupverbsto belong to a groupDo you belong to any political groups?groupto join a groupWhy not join a book group?to leave a groupRebecca left the group following a disagreement.leavefollowto get into groupsThe teacher asked the students to get into groups.askstudentgroupnoun + groupa member of a groupShe was the only member of the group who had children.behavechildpart of a groupI was part of a group that played cards together regularly.beplaycardtypes of groupan age groupWhat age group is the programme intended for?beintendan ethnic/racial group (=people of a particular race or nation)Different rates of unemployment are seen in different ethnic groups.ratebeseegroupAmerica’s fastest growing racial groupfastgrowa social group (=people from a particular group in society)They were from different social groups.begroupa protest groupThe residents formed a protest group.residentforma focus group (=people who are asked questions to find out what they think about something)data gathered from focus groupsdatumgathergroupgroup + nouna group discussionGroup discussions can produce some good ideas.discussionideaa group activityThe children take part in group activities.childactivitya group leaderEach group had a group leader.haveTHESAURUS: groupof peoplegroup several people who are together in the same place, or who do things together: A group of old men were playing cards.manbeplaycardcrowd a large number of people in the same place, especially outside: A crowd gathered outside the US embassy.gatheraudience a group of people who are watching or listening to something: The audience were all clapping and cheering.beclapcheergang a group of people, especially a group that causes trouble and fights: a gang of thievesthieveGangs of boys stood around on street corners.gangboystandcornercrew a group of people who work together on a ship or plane: the ship’s crewthe flight crewparty a group of people who are travelling or working together: A party of Japanese tourists were standing in front of the painting.touristbestandpaintCoach parties are welcome at the museum.partybeof animalsherd a large group of cows, deer, or elephants: a herd of cowscowflock a large group of sheep or birds: A flock of birds flew over us.birdflypack a group of dogs or wolves (wolf): a pack of wild dogsdogshoal (also school) a group of fish or dolphins: The tiny fish swim in large shoals.shoalof thingsbunch a group of keys, flowers, or fruit that are held or tied together: Her husband gave her a bunch of roses.giverosebundle a group of things such as papers, clothes, or sticks that are held or tied together: There was a big bundle of newspapers outside the door.benewspaperheap a lot of things lying on top of each other in an untidy way: He’d left his dirty clothes in a heap on the floor.leaveclothepile several things of the same kind placed one on top of the other: a pile of old booksbook |
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