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1 | I/T to give a spoken reply to a question (口头)回答,答复 |
| I’ m still waiting for you to answer. 我还在等你答复。 |
| I want you to answer one simple question. 我希望你回答一个简单的问题。 |
| ‘I don’ t know,’ she answered truthfully. “我不知道,”她老老实实地答道。 |
| What’ s the matter? Answer me! 怎么回事?回答我! |
| +that I could only answer that I’ d seen them leaving together. 我只能回答说我看见他们一块走了。 |
| 1a | T to send a written reply to something such as a letter or an advertisement (书面)回复(信或广告) | | She answered an advertisement asking for models. 她给一份招聘模特儿的广告去了信。 | |
| 1b | I/T to come to the door when someone calls at your house , or pick up the phone when it rings 应门;接电话 | | I knocked and a young man answered the door. 我敲了门,一个年青人应声开门。 | | The phone rang and rang but she couldn’ t bring herself to answer it. 电话响了又响,但她无法站起来去接听。 | |
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2 | I/T to try to give the correct reply to a question in a test or competition (在考试或竞赛中)答(题),给出答案 |
| Answer one question from each section. 回答每部分中的一个问题。 |
| answer correctly/incorrectly Not everyone answered correctly. 不是每个人都答对了。 |
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3 | T to explain your actions to someone who has accused you of something (对指控)辩解 |
| answer charges/criticisms How would you answer charges that your company puts profit before safety? 你们公司被指控把利润放在安全之上,对此你作何解释? |
| The Prime Minister made no attempt to answer their criticisms. 首相没有试图对他们的批评作出辩解。 |
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4 | T to provide what is needed, wanted , or asked for , especially in order to deal with a bad situation 对(恶劣情况下的需求)作出响应 |
| Their request for help was answered by the Red Cross. 他们的援助请求得到了红十字会的响应。 |
| answer a need The estate was built to answer a need for low-cost housing. 这片住宅区是为满足对低成本住房的需求而建的。 |
| answer sb’ s prayers When they saw the plane, they knew their prayers had been answered. 当他们看见飞机时,他们知道祷告应验了。 |
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5 | I/T to do something as a reaction to what someone else has done 回应;回报 |
| answer (sth) with sth He answered her look with a smile. 他对她的目光报以一笑。 |
| be answered by sth The attack was answered by an immediate military crackdown. 袭击的结果就是立即受到军事镇压。 |
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- | answer the description of |
| to look like the person or thing described |
| 与…的描述相符 |
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PHRASAL VERBS |
- | ˌanswer ˈback |
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| answer sb back: to reply rudely to someone who has more authority than you 回嘴;顶嘴 | Don’ t you dare answer me back! 你还敢跟我顶嘴! | | I don’ t like children who answer back. 我不喜欢顶嘴的孩子。 | |
- | ˈanswer for |
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| answer for sth: to agree to be responsible for something 对…负责;对…作交待 | You have to answer for any errors in the calculations. 你得为计算中的任何错误负责。 | |
| - | can’ t answer for sb | | used for emphasizing that you cannot say what someone else will do or think about something | | 无法对某人(的行为或想法)作出保证 | | | | I can’ t answer for my colleagues, but as far as I’ m concerned this is a great proposal. 我不能担保我的同事们也如此想,但就我来说,这是个非常棒的提议。 | | | - | have a lot to answer for | | to be responsible for a lot of bad things that have happened | | 对(诸多坏事)负有很大的责任 | | | | | |
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| answer to sb: to have to explain to someone why you did something 向…交待;向…作出解释 | I answer to no one except the president. 我只负责向总统交待。 | |
| - | answer to the name of | | | 1 | if an animal answers to the name of something , it comes to you when you call it this name (动物)对(…名字)有反应 | | | 2 | to have a particular name 名叫;名为 | a small boy answering to the name of Andrew 名叫安德鲁的小男孩 | | | | | | | | | | |
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