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| /ˈmenʃn/ |
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| | to say something during a conversation , but not discuss it much or give many details （在谈话中）提及，谈到 | He didn’ t mention her all evening. 他一个晚上都没提到她。 | | mention sth to sb I’ ll mention it to her when I see her tomorrow. 明天我见到她时会向她提起这件事。 | | +that Did I mention that I’ ve got a new job? 我提到我找了一份新工作吗？ | | it is worth mentioning that I think it’ s worth mentioning that we did most of the work. 我觉得有必要提一下我们干了大部分的活。 | | | a | to refer to something in a written document without giving many details （在书面文件中）提到 | | The report mentions that the cost is higher than expected. 报告提到的费用比预计的要高。 | | mentioned above/below (=mentioned earlier or later in a document) The tests mentioned above were developed by doctors in Russia. 上面/下面提到的 | | |
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| - | don’ t mention it spoken
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| used as a polite answer to someone who has just thanked you for something |
| 不用谢；不客气 |
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| - | not to mention
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| used for adding a comment that emphasizes the main idea of what you have already said |
| 更不用说 |
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| The weather here is gorgeous, not to mention the wonderful food. 这里的天气太好了，更不用说美食了。 |
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| - | now you mention it spoken
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| used when someone says something that makes you realize or remember another thing |
| 你提醒我了 |
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| Now you mention it, I did see a strange man outside. 你提醒我了，我的确在外面看到一个陌生人。 |
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