yesterday

Word family adjectiveyesternyesteradverbyestreennounyesterdayyestereveyesternightyesteryear

Related topics: Chronology

yes·ter·day1 /ˈjestədi, -deɪ $ -ər-/ S1 W1 adverbadv

TMCon or during the day before today 在昨天，在昨日 → tomorrow

What did you do yesterday?

昨天你做了什么？

yesterday morning/afternoon/evening

Anna left yesterday afternoon.

安娜昨天下午离开了。

→ I wasn’t born yesterday at born1(5)

Examples from the Corpus

yesterday• Stretch up alternate hands - even higher than yesterday!• The grant was agreed by Sedgefield District Council development committee yesterday.• Could that have only been yesterday - and at about this time?• Princess Anne yesterday gave a tantalising glimpse of the ring - without meaning to.• But Palace yesterday played down fears that Salako aggravated the knee ligaments which required an operation last year.• Cable said yesterday the company would eventually upgrade and operate the long distance and international communications systems.• The day before yesterday was Monday.

yesterday morning/afternoon/evening• Golding said in a news conference yesterday afternoon.• If Southend police could run in some young man who picked up the car on the Foulness road yesterday afternoon.• It had happened before, last night and yesterday morning.• The bagpipes were still there, they had not played a note since yesterday afternoon.• The rebels appear to have initiated a new stage in the war when they crossed the border into Dagestan yesterday morning.

yesterday2 noun [uncountableU]

1 the day before today 昨天 → tomorrow

yesterday’s meeting

昨天的会议

They arrived the day before yesterday.

他们前天到的。

2 the recent past 近来，最近

the great champions of yesterday

杰出的历届冠军

3. yesterday’s news information that is old and no longer interesting 昨日新闻，旧闻

Examples from the Corpus

yesterday’s news• By then the political scandal was already yesterday's news.

Examples from the Corpus

yesterday• Burns' proposal was accepted at yesterday's meeting.• The events of yesterday cannot fully explain the world of today.

the day before yesterday• What, from the day before yesterday?• You heard about the unpleasantness in the reception hall the day before yesterday, I suppose?• I was only made the day before yesterday.• Was it really only the day before yesterday when everything had been so pleasant and normal?• On Sunday, only the day before yesterday - it hardly seemed possible!• This afternoon I read what I wrote about G.P. the day before yesterday.• They gave everyone poisoned tea the day before yesterday.

Origin yesterday1

Old English giestran dæg, from giestran “yesterday” + dæg “day”

单词	yesterday
释义	yesterday Word family adjectiveyesternyesteradverbyestreennounyesterdayyestereveyesternightyesteryear Related topics: Chronology yes·ter·day1 /ˈjestədi, -deɪ $ -ər-/ ●●● S1 W1 adverbadv TMCon or during the day before today 在昨天，在昨日 → tomorrow What did you do yesterday? 昨天你做了什么？ yesterday morning/afternoon/evening Anna left yesterday afternoon. 安娜昨天下午离开了。 → I wasn’t born yesterday at born1(5) Examples from the Corpus yesterday• Stretch up alternate hands - even higher than yesterday!• The grant was agreed by Sedgefield District Council development committee yesterday.• Could that have only been yesterday - and at about this time?• Princess Anne yesterday gave a tantalising glimpse of the ring - without meaning to.• But Palace yesterday played down fears that Salako aggravated the knee ligaments which required an operation last year.• Cable said yesterday the company would eventually upgrade and operate the long distance and international communications systems.• The day before yesterday was Monday. yesterday morning/afternoon/evening• Golding said in a news conference yesterday afternoon.• If Southend police could run in some young man who picked up the car on the Foulness road yesterday afternoon.• It had happened before, last night and yesterday morning.• The bagpipes were still there, they had not played a note since yesterday afternoon.• The rebels appear to have initiated a new stage in the war when they crossed the border into Dagestan yesterday morning. yesterday2 noun [uncountableU] 1 the day before today 昨天 → tomorrow yesterday’s meeting 昨天的会议 They arrived the day before yesterday. 他们前天到的。 2 the recent past 近来，最近 the great champions of yesterday 杰出的历届冠军 3. yesterday’s news information that is old and no longer interesting 昨日新闻，旧闻 Examples from the Corpus yesterday’s news• By then the political scandal was already yesterday's news. Examples from the Corpus yesterday• Burns' proposal was accepted at yesterday's meeting.• The events of yesterday cannot fully explain the world of today. the day before yesterday• What, from the day before yesterday?• You heard about the unpleasantness in the reception hall the day before yesterday, I suppose?• I was only made the day before yesterday.• Was it really only the day before yesterday when everything had been so pleasant and normal?• On Sunday, only the day before yesterday - it hardly seemed possible!• This afternoon I read what I wrote about G.P. the day before yesterday.• They gave everyone poisoned tea the day before yesterday. Origin yesterday1 Old English giestran dæg, from giestran “yesterday” + dæg “day”
随便看	get sb out of mind get sb out of your mind get sb somewhere get/score/earn Brownie points get shot of get shot of sb get shot of somebody get shot of something get shot of sth get skates on gets my vote get somebody a fair shake get somebody anywhere get somebody by the short and curlies get somebody into shape get somebody noticed get somebody nowhere get somebody off somebody's back get (somebody) off somebody's back get somebody off the hook get somebody out of mind get somebody out of your mind get somebody's back up get somebody's dander up get somebody's goat