| 释义 |
of/ɒv, (ə)v/prep. connecting a noun (often a verbal noun) or pronoun with a preceding noun, adjective, adverb, or verb, expressing a wide range of relations broadly describable as follows 连接名词(常为动名词)或代词和前置的代词、形容词、副词或动词，表达如下关系 : 1 origin, cause, or authorship 起源；原因；…所著 paintings of Turner 特纳的绘画作品; people of Rome 罗马人; died of malnutrition 死于营养不良 2 the material or substance constituting or identifying a thing (构成或识别某事的)材料(或物质) a house of cards 用纸牌搭的房子；不可靠的计划; was built of bricks 用砖建造的 3 belonging, connection, or possession 从属；连接；所有 a thing of the past 过去的事情; articles of clothing 服饰; the head of the business 商行的负责人; the tip of the iceberg 冰山的顶端 4 identity or close relation 同位或相似 the city of Rome 罗马城; a pound of apples 一磅苹果; a fool of a man 傻瓜般的人 5 removal, separation, or privation 排除；分离；缺乏 north of the city 城北; got rid of them 摆脱他们; robbed us of ￡ 1,000 抢去我们 1,000 英镑 6 reference, direction, or respect 参考；指导；注重 beware of the dog 小心狗; suspected of lying 怀疑在撒谎; very good of you 你真好; short of money 缺钱; the selling of goods 商品的销售 7 objective relation 动作的对象 love of music 热爱音乐; in search of peace 寻求和平 8 partition, classification, or inclusion 部分；类别；包含 no more of that 不再那样了; part of the story 故事的一部分; a friend of mine 我的朋友; this sort of book 这类书; some of us will stay 我们中的一些人要留下来 9 description, quality, or condition 描述；质量；条件 the hour of prayer 祈祷的时刻; a person of tact 有智谋的人; a girl of ten 10 岁的女孩; on the point of leaving 离开的时刻 10 N. Amer. time in relation to the following hour [北美]与随后的正点有关的时间 a quarter of three 3 点差一刻 □ be of possess intrinsically; give rise to 固有；引起 is of great interest 非常有趣 □ of all designating the (nominally) least likely or expected example 指(名义上)最不可能(或最不希望的)，所有人中偏偏 you of all people! 所有人中偏偏是你 ! □ of all the nerve (or cheek etc.) an exclamation of indignation at a person's impudence etc. (对某人的无耻行为等表示愤怒的惊呼)真厚颜无耻！ □ of an evening (or morning etc.) colloq. [口] 1 on most evenings (or mornings etc.) 往往在晚上(或早晨等) 2 at some time in the evenings (or mornings etc.) 在晚上(或早晨等)的某个时间 □ of late recently 最近 □ of old formerly; long ago 从前；很久前 [Old English, unaccented form of œf, from Germanic]■ Usage 用法说明 Of should not be used instead of have in constructions such as You should have asked; He couldn't have known, although in rapid speech they sound the same. 在 You should have asked (你原本该问的)； He couldn't have known (他不会知道的)这样一些结构中，不应用 of 代替 have ，虽然语速快时，两者发音听起来一样。 |