| 单词 | gone |
| 释义 | goneWord family noungonenessgoneradjectivegone gone1 /ɡɒn $ ɡɒːn/ verb the past participle of go go的过去分词 gone2 adjectiveadj 1 be gone a) to be no longer in a particular place 走了；不在了；不见了 The door slammed and he was gone. 门砰地响了一声，他走了。 I turned round for my bag and it was gone. 我转身去拿我的包，可是包已经不见了。 b) to be dead or to no longer exist 死了；不再存在 → dead and gone at dead1 His wife’s been gone for several years. 他妻子去世几年了。 Many of the old houses are gone now. 许多老房子现在已经没有了。 Examples from the Corpus be gone• Look at Michelle - she's totally gone!• Even the corrals had weeds in them, because the horses were gone.• He did something unusual, but after 15 minutes he was gone.• One day, though, all this will be gone.• One more such blow, I thought, face down in the sand, and I am gone.• Ten minutes later Glover felt sure it would be all right if he looked to see if the chief was gone.• The next year they are gone.• Mrs Doran was gone, Elsie was dead.• Then there is a wail from ahead, a roar and a burst of light; the face is gone for ever. 2 be gone on somebody LIKE somebody OR something British EnglishBrE informal to be very attracted to someone of the opposite sex 迷恋某人 Kate’s really gone on that boy next door. 凯特非常迷恋隔壁的那个男孩。 Examples from the Corpus be gone on somebody• Arthur would be gone on the stroke of nine, and Ann too, if it was possible. 3. be five/six/seven etc months gone British EnglishBrE informalMBBODY to have been pregnant for five, six etc months 怀孕五/六/七个月等 → going, going, gone at go1(36) Examples from the Corpus gone• Now that his wife is gone, he doesn't get out very much. gone3 prepositionprep British EnglishBrE informal AFTERlater than a particular time or older than a particular age 过了〔某个时间或某一年龄〕 SYN past When we got home it was gone midnight. 我们到家时已经过了半夜。 |
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