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guess (obj)gesvto give an answer to a particular question when you do not have all the facts and so cannot be certain if you are correct猜测;推测I didn't know the answer, so I had to guess. [I]我不知道答案，所以我不得不猜测。On the last question, she guessed right/wrong. [I always + adv]最后一个问题她猜对/错了。Can you guess how old this picture is? [+ wh- word]你能猜猜这幅画有多古老吗?I bet you can't guess how old she is. [+ wh- word]我打赌你猜不出她的岁数。The police, having guessed (that) she would return, were waiting for her. [+ (that) clause]警察推测她会回来，因而在等着她。He guessed her age to be 48. [+ obj + to be n/adj]他推测她的年龄为48岁。The manager guessed the total amount to be about ￡50 000. [+ obj + to be n/adj]经理推测总数大约为50 000英镑。To guess can also mean to give the correct answer.猜中;猜对How did you guess? [I]你是怎么猜中的?She guessed the answer first time. [T]她第一次就猜对了。(infml) To guess also means to think or believe.认为;相信My train leaves in an hour, so I guess I'd better be going now.我的火车还有一个小时就要开了，因此我想我是最好现在就走。(infml) You can say guess what before telling someone something interesting or surprising.猜是什么(告诉某人有趣或惊奇的事时的用语)Hey, guess what? We won the match 4-0.嘿，猜是多少?我们以4比0赢得比赛。If you keep someone guessing, you do not give them the information that they want and so keep them uncertain of what is really happening.让某人捉摸不定The idea was to keep the enemy guessing until the attack had actually begun.这个主意是让敌人在攻击真的开始之前只能乱猜
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