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with/wið/prep. expressing 表示 : 1 an instrument or means used 使用的器具或手段 cut with a knife 用小刀切; can walk with assistance 能在搀扶下走路 2 association or company 跟…在一起，和，同 lives with his mother 和他母亲住在一起; works with Shell 在壳牌公司工作; lamb with mint sauce 羊羔肉蘸薄荷沙司 3 cause or origin 原因，起因 shiver with fear 吓得发抖; in bed with measles 因麻疹而卧床 4 possession, attribution 拥有，具有的特征 the man with dark hair 黑头发的男人; a vase with handles 带耳花瓶 5 circumstances; accompanying conditions 环境；伴随条件 sleep with the window open 敞着窗户睡觉; a holiday with all expenses paid 一切费用由他人支付的假期 6 manner adopted or displayed 采取或表现的态度 behaved with dignity 表现得很威严; spoke with vehemence 热切地诉说; handle with care 小心处理; won with ease 轻松获胜 7 agreement or harmony 一致；协调 sympathize with 同情; I believe with you that it can be done 我同意你的意见，此事能完成 8 disagreement, antagonism, competition 不一致；对立；竞争 clashing with 与…有冲突; stop arguing with me 别与我争论 9 responsibility or care for 负责或照看 the decision rests with you 由你来做决定; leave the child with me 把孩子留给我照看 10 material 材料 made with gold 用金子做的 11 addition or supply; possession of as a material, attribute, circumstance, etc. 增加或提供；拥有(材料、特质、环境等) fill it with water 装满水; threaten with dismissal 以解雇来威胁; decorate with holly 用冬青树装饰 12 reference or regard 对于；关于 be patient with them 对他们耐心些; how are things with you? 你最近怎么样？; what do you want with me? 你要我做什么？; there's nothing wrong with expressing one's opinion 发表个人的意见没什么不对 13 relation or causative association 关系；因果联系 changes with the weather 随着天气而改变; keeps pace with the cost of living 与生活开支同步 14 an accepted circumstance or consideration 接受某种情况或考虑到 with all your faults, we like you 尽管你有种种缺点，我们还是喜欢你 □ away (or in or out etc.) with (as 作 int.) take, send, or put (a person or thing) away, in, out, etc. 拿开、送走、放进(某人或某物)；打倒 □ be with a person 1 agree with and support a person 和某人意见相同并支持之 2 colloq. follow a person's meaning [口]明白某人的意思 are you with me? 你明白我的意思吗？ □ one with part of the same whole as 和…一体 □ with child (or young) literary pregnant [文学用语]怀孕 □ with that thereupon 接着；随即 [Old English, probably shortened from a Germanic prep. corresponding to Old English wither, Old High German widar ‘against’] |