英语词汇self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

self /ˈsɛlf/ noun

plural selves /ˈsɛlvz/

self

/ˈsɛlf/

noun

plural selves /ˈsɛlvz/

Learner's definition of SELF

[count] : the person that someone normally or truly is（人的）本来面貌，真实状况，惯常状态 — used to describe the way someone acts or feels用于描述某人的行为或感觉

He's just not his usual/normal self today.他今天不太正常。
She was her old self again after some sleep. [=she returned to behaving/feeling as she normally did after some sleep]睡了一会儿后，她又恢复了原样。
He was a mere ghost/shadow of his former self after the illness. [=he was much weaker after his illness]生病之后，他虚弱得不成样子。
She showed her true/real self. [=she stopped pretending and showed what type of person she really was]她展现了真实的自我。

[count] : a particular part of your personality or character that is shown in a particular situation（某种情况下展现出的）本性中的一面，自我

She showed her better self at the party.她在聚会上展现了自己本性中好的一面。
Her public self is very different from her private self.她人前人后的表现截然不同。
He started taking yoga and meditation classes to get in touch with his inner self. [=the emotional and spiritual part of himself]为了同内在的自我交流，他开始上瑜伽冥想课。

[noncount] : the personality or character that makes a person different from other people : the combination of emotions, thoughts, feelings, etc., that make a person different from others个性；自我；本身

We each develop a unique sense of self. [=a unique idea about who we are]我们彼此形成了不同的自我意识。
Philosophers have written about the conception/idea of the self.哲学家们论述了自我的概念。

[noncount] formal : your own personal interest or advantage个人利益；一己之私

She helped without any thought of self. [=without any thought of trying to make things better for herself]她乐于助人，不考虑个人利益。

[count] — used to refer to a person（指一个人）自己，本人

a photo of her younger self她年轻时的照片
He puts his whole self into each and every game. [=he tries very hard to play his best in each game]每次比赛他都全身心地投入。
(informal) “Go get me another beer.” “You can get it your (own) damn self!”“再去给我倒一杯啤酒。”“你这该死的人自己去倒！”
(informal) I could barely drag my sorry self out of bed.我伤心得起不来床。

单词	self
释义	self 96 ENTRIES FOUND: self (noun) self- (combining form) self-absorbed (adjective) self-abuse (noun) self-actualization (noun) self-addressed (adjective) self-adhesive (adjective) self-appointed (adjective) self-assembly (adjective) self-assertion (noun) self-assertive (adjective) self-assessment (noun) self-assurance (noun) self-assured (adjective) self-awareness (noun) self-catering (adjective) self-centered (adjective) self-concept (noun) self-confessed (adjective) self-confident (adjective) self-congratulation (noun) self-conscious (adjective) self-contained (adjective) self-contradictory (adjective) self-control (noun) self-criticism (noun) self-deception (noun) self-defeating (adjective) self-defense (noun) self-denial (noun) self-deprecating (adjective) self-destruct (verb) self-destruction (noun) self-determination (noun) self-discipline (noun) self-discovery (noun) self-doubt (noun) self-drive (adjective) self-educated (adjective) self-effacing (adjective) self-employed (adjective) self-esteem (noun) self-evident (adjective) self-exam (noun) self-examination (noun) self-explanatory (adjective) self-expression (noun) self-flagellation (noun) self-fulfilling (adjective) self-fulfillment (noun) self-governing (adjective) self-government (noun) self-help (noun) self-identification (noun) self-identity (noun) self-image (noun) self-important (adjective) self-imposed (adjective) self-indulgent (adjective) self-inflicted (adjective) self-interest (noun) self-made (adjective) self-mutilation (noun) self-perception (noun) self-pity (noun) self-portrait (noun) self-possessed (adjective) self-preservation (noun) self-proclaimed (adjective) self-professed (adjective) self-propelled (adjective) self-raising flour (noun) self-realization (noun) self-reflection (noun) self-reliant (adjective) self-respect (noun) self-respecting (adjective) self-restraint (noun) self-righteous (adjective) self-rising flour (noun) self-rule (noun) self-ruling (adjective) self-sacrifice (noun) self-satisfaction (noun) self-satisfied (adjective) self-seeking (adjective) self-service (adjective) self-serving (adjective) self-starter (noun) self-styled (adjective) self-sufficient (adjective) self-supporting (adjective) self-taught (adjective) self-willed (adjective) self-worth (noun) usual (adjective) self /ˈsɛlf/ noun plural selves /ˈsɛlvz/ self /ˈsɛlf/ noun plural selves /ˈsɛlvz/ Learner's definition of SELF 1 [count] : the person that someone normally or truly is（人的）本来面貌，真实状况，惯常状态 — used to describe the way someone acts or feels用于描述某人的行为或感觉 He's just not his usual/normal self today.他今天不太正常。 She was her old self again after some sleep. [=she returned to behaving/feeling as she normally did after some sleep]睡了一会儿后，她又恢复了原样。 He was a mere ghost/shadow of his former self after the illness. [=he was much weaker after his illness]生病之后，他虚弱得不成样子。 She showed her true/real self. [=she stopped pretending and showed what type of person she really was]她展现了真实的自我。 2 [count] : a particular part of your personality or character that is shown in a particular situation（某种情况下展现出的）本性中的一面，自我 She showed her better self at the party.她在聚会上展现了自己本性中好的一面。 Her public self is very different from her private self.她人前人后的表现截然不同。 He started taking yoga and meditation classes to get in touch with his inner self. [=the emotional and spiritual part of himself]为了同内在的自我交流，他开始上瑜伽冥想课。 3 [noncount] : the personality or character that makes a person different from other people : the combination of emotions, thoughts, feelings, etc., that make a person different from others个性；自我；本身 We each develop a unique sense of self. [=a unique idea about who we are]我们彼此形成了不同的自我意识。 Philosophers have written about the conception/idea of the self.哲学家们论述了自我的概念。 4 [noncount] formal : your own personal interest or advantage个人利益；一己之私 She helped without any thought of self. [=without any thought of trying to make things better for herself]她乐于助人，不考虑个人利益。 5 [count] — used to refer to a person（指一个人）自己，本人 a photo of her younger self她年轻时的照片 He puts his whole self into each and every game. [=he tries very hard to play his best in each game]每次比赛他都全身心地投入。 (informal) “Go get me another beer.” “You can get it your (own) damn self!”“再去给我倒一杯啤酒。”“你这该死的人自己去倒！” (informal) I could barely drag my sorry self out of bed.我伤心得起不来床。
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