英语词汇sort怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ sort /ˈsoɚt/ noun

plural sorts

¹ sort

/ˈsoɚt/

noun

plural sorts

Learner's definition of SORT

[count] : a group of people or things that have some shared quality : a particular kind or type of person or thing类；种类；类型

animals of various sorts各种动物
What sort of car do you drive?你开的是哪种类型的车？
Is this some sort of a joke? [=is this a joke?]这是开玩笑吗？

[singular] : a person of a particular type某一类人；某一种人

He's not a bad sort.他不是坏人。
She's not the sort to complain.她不是那种爱抱怨的人。

[count] technical : the act of separating things and putting them in a particular order : the act of sorting things分类；排序

The program did a numeric sort of the data.这个程序把数据根据数值分类排序。

all sorts of

: a large number or variety of (things or people) : many大量的；许多的；各种各样的

The movie appeals to all sorts of people.这部电影对各类人群都有吸引力。
They've been having all sorts of problems. [=they've been having a lot of problems]他们一直有着许多问题。

of sorts

or of a sort

: in some ways but not entirely or exactly勉强算得上的

It was a vacation of sorts. [=it was like a vacation in some ways, although it wasn't really a vacation]这勉强算是个休假。
He's a poet of sorts. [=he writes some poetry but he is not really a poet]他勉强算是个诗人。

of the sort

: like the person or thing mentioned类似的

“You said you didn't like him.” “I said nothing of the sort.” [=I didn't say that at all]“你说过你不喜欢他。”“我根本没说过那种话。”
I would like to go to a movie or a concert, or something of the sort. [=something like that]我想去看电影、去听音乐会，或者做诸如此类的事情。

out of sorts

: somewhat angry or unhappy有点生气的；不太开心的

My boss is (feeling) out of sorts today.我的老板今天心情不太好。

: somewhat ill身体有些不适的

I don't know what's wrong with me, but I'm feeling a little out of sorts.我不知道怎么了，就是感觉有点不舒服。

sort of

informal

: to some small degree : slightly or somewhat有点儿；稍微

I feel sort of foolish.我感觉自己有点儿笨。
I think he sort of likes me.我感觉他有几分喜欢我。
You look sort of like my cousin.你看起来有点儿像我的堂兄。
“Did you enjoy the movie?” “Sort of.”“你喜欢这部电影吗？”“还好。”
The walls were (painted) sort of blue. = The walls were (painted in) sort of a blue color.墙被刷成了稍微带点儿蓝的颜色。

² sort /ˈsoɚt/ verb

sorts; sorted; sorting

² sort

/ˈsoɚt/

verb

sorts; sorted; sorting

Learner's definition of SORT

[+ object]

: to separate and put (people or things) in a particular order整理；分类

She started to sort the mail.她开始整理邮件。
They sorted the winners from the losers.他们把获胜者和失败者分开来。
The program can sort data alphabetically or numerically.这个程序可以按照字母顺序或数值大小对数据分类。

— often + out

He sorted out the socks by color.他按颜色把短袜整理好。
I finally sorted out the mess in the attic.我终于把阁楼上乱七八糟的东西整理好了。

British, informal : to deal with (something or someone) in a successful way妥善解决

We need to get this problem sorted. [=sorted out]我们需要把这个问题处理好。

sort out

[phrasal verb]

sort (something) out or sort out (something)

a : to understand or find (something, such as a reason or a solution) by thinking搞清楚；弄明白

I'm trying to sort out [=find out, figure out] a way to do it.我正在努力想办法解决这个问题。

b : to find an answer or solution for (something)找到答案；找到解决办法

He's still trying to sort out his problems.他仍在努力解决他的问题。
We need to get these problems sorted out as soon as possible.我们要尽快解决这些问题。

◊ If something sorts itself out, it stops being a problem without anyone having to do anything.自行化解

They decided to wait until things sorted themselves out.他们决定等待问题自行化解。

sort (someone) out or sort out (someone)

a : to solve the problems of (someone)解决（某人的）问题

They're still trying to sort their son out. [=trying to sort out their son's problems]他们仍在努力帮助儿子摆脱困境。
I just need a little more time to sort myself out.我只不过还需要多一点时间来解决自己的问题。

b British, informal : to deal with (someone who is causing problems) in a forceful way整治，对付，收拾（某人）

I told my brother they were bullying me, and he promised to sort them out (for me).我告诉哥哥他们欺负我，哥哥答应去收拾他们。

— see also ²sort 1 (above)

sort through

[phrasal verb]

sort through (something)

: to look at things and put them in a particular order especially while you are searching for something翻查；归整

He sorted through the papers.他整理了文件。

— sorter

noun, plural sorters [count]

单词	sort
释义	sort (verb) sort 3 ENTRIES FOUND: sort (noun) sort (verb) sort-out (noun) ¹ sort /ˈsoɚt/ noun plural sorts ¹ sort /ˈsoɚt/ noun plural sorts Learner's definition of SORT 1 [count] : a group of people or things that have some shared quality : a particular kind or type of person or thing类；种类；类型 animals of various sorts各种动物 What sort of car do you drive?你开的是哪种类型的车？ Is this some sort of a joke? [=is this a joke?]这是开玩笑吗？ 2 [singular] : a person of a particular type某一类人；某一种人 He's not a bad sort.他不是坏人。 She's not the sort to complain.她不是那种爱抱怨的人。 3 [count] technical : the act of separating things and putting them in a particular order : the act of sorting things分类；排序 The program did a numeric sort of the data.这个程序把数据根据数值分类排序。 all sorts of : a large number or variety of (things or people) : many大量的；许多的；各种各样的 The movie appeals to all sorts of people.这部电影对各类人群都有吸引力。 They've been having all sorts of problems. [=they've been having a lot of problems]他们一直有着许多问题。 of sorts or of a sort : in some ways but not entirely or exactly勉强算得上的 It was a vacation of sorts. [=it was like a vacation in some ways, although it wasn't really a vacation]这勉强算是个休假。 He's a poet of sorts. [=he writes some poetry but he is not really a poet]他勉强算是个诗人。 of the sort : like the person or thing mentioned类似的 “You said you didn't like him.” “I said nothing of the sort.” [=I didn't say that at all]“你说过你不喜欢他。”“我根本没说过那种话。” I would like to go to a movie or a concert, or something of the sort. [=something like that]我想去看电影、去听音乐会，或者做诸如此类的事情。 out of sorts 1 : somewhat angry or unhappy有点生气的；不太开心的 My boss is (feeling) out of sorts today.我的老板今天心情不太好。 2 : somewhat ill身体有些不适的 I don't know what's wrong with me, but I'm feeling a little out of sorts.我不知道怎么了，就是感觉有点不舒服。 sort of informal : to some small degree : slightly or somewhat有点儿；稍微 I feel sort of foolish.我感觉自己有点儿笨。 I think he sort of likes me.我感觉他有几分喜欢我。 You look sort of like my cousin.你看起来有点儿像我的堂兄。 “Did you enjoy the movie?” “Sort of.”“你喜欢这部电影吗？”“还好。” The walls were (painted) sort of blue. = The walls were (painted in) sort of a blue color.墙被刷成了稍微带点儿蓝的颜色。 ² sort /ˈsoɚt/ verb sorts; sorted; sorting ² sort /ˈsoɚt/ verb sorts; sorted; sorting Learner's definition of SORT [+ object] 1 : to separate and put (people or things) in a particular order整理；分类 She started to sort the mail.她开始整理邮件。 They sorted the winners from the losers.他们把获胜者和失败者分开来。 The program can sort data alphabetically or numerically.这个程序可以按照字母顺序或数值大小对数据分类。 — often + out He sorted out the socks by color.他按颜色把短袜整理好。 I finally sorted out the mess in the attic.我终于把阁楼上乱七八糟的东西整理好了。 2 British, informal : to deal with (something or someone) in a successful way妥善解决 We need to get this problem sorted. [=sorted out]我们需要把这个问题处理好。 sort out [phrasal verb] 1 sort (something) out or sort out (something) a : to understand or find (something, such as a reason or a solution) by thinking搞清楚；弄明白 I'm trying to sort out [=find out, figure out] a way to do it.我正在努力想办法解决这个问题。 b : to find an answer or solution for (something)找到答案；找到解决办法 He's still trying to sort out his problems.他仍在努力解决他的问题。 We need to get these problems sorted out as soon as possible.我们要尽快解决这些问题。 c ◊ If something sorts itself out, it stops being a problem without anyone having to do anything.自行化解 They decided to wait until things sorted themselves out.他们决定等待问题自行化解。 2 sort (someone) out or sort out (someone) a : to solve the problems of (someone)解决（某人的）问题 They're still trying to sort their son out. [=trying to sort out their son's problems]他们仍在努力帮助儿子摆脱困境。 I just need a little more time to sort myself out.我只不过还需要多一点时间来解决自己的问题。 b British, informal : to deal with (someone who is causing problems) in a forceful way整治，对付，收拾（某人） I told my brother they were bullying me, and he promised to sort them out (for me).我告诉哥哥他们欺负我，哥哥答应去收拾他们。 — see also ²sort 1 (above) sort through [phrasal verb] sort through (something) : to look at things and put them in a particular order especially while you are searching for something翻查；归整 He sorted through the papers.他整理了文件。 — sorter noun, plural sorters [count]
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