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sort (obj) ORDERHsC:t, $sC:rtvto put (things) in an order or separate them into groups分类，整理;拣出，分拣Paper, plastic and cans are sorted for recycling. [T]纸张、塑料和罐头被分类回收。I'm going to sort these old books into those to be kept and those to be thrown away. [T]我打算把这些旧书整理一下，把它们分为要保存的和要扔的。She found the ring while sorting (through) some clothes. [T; I + through]她在整理衣服时发现了戒指。Sort out (= Separate from the others) any clothes you want to throw away and give them to me. [M]拣出你要扔的衣服，把它们给我。A sorting code is a number used to refer to a particular bank in financial dealings.分拣编码If you have a sort-out you put things in order or in their correct place.整理These cupboards need a sort-out--I can't find anything!这些小橱需要整理一下----我什么东西也找不到！A sorting office is a building where letters, parcels, etc. are taken after they have been posted and where they are then put into groups according to their addresses before being delivered.邮件分拣处
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