becoming
US
UK becoming adj: (attractive)
SC 有吸引力的 yǒu xī yǐn lì de
SC 好看的 yǒu xī yǐn lì de ，hǎo kàn de
That's a very becoming hat. That blue dress is very becoming on you.
那顶帽子很好看。你穿那件蓝色的连衣裙好看极了。
becoming adj: (appropriate)
SC 合宜的 hé yí de
SC 适宜的 hé yí de，shì yí de
TC 適宜的
TC 適宜的
SC 得体的 hé yí de，dé tǐ de
TC 得體的
TC 得體的
My grandmother believed a lady should always act in a becoming manner.
我的祖母认为女士应该举止得体。
become [sth/sb] vi: (grow to be [sth], [sb])
SC 变成 biàn chéng
TC 變成
TC 變成
SC 成为 biàn chéng，chéng wéi
TC 成為
TC 成為
SC 变得 biàn chéng，biàn de
That client is becoming quite a problem.
那位客户变得让人很难伺候。
become + adj vi + adj: (grow to be)
SC 成为 chéng wéi
TC 成為
TC 成為
SC 变得 chéng wéi ，biàn de
When Frank walked in, the atmosphere became awkward.
弗兰克一进来，气氛立刻变得尴尬了。
become [sth] vtr: (change into [sth], [sb])
SC 改变成为…，变成…，变为… gǎi biàn chéng wéi，biàn chéng，biàn wéi
TC 變成...
TC 變成...
The caterpillar became a moth.
毛毛虫变成了蛾子。
become [sb] vtr: (be appropriate, suitable)
SC 符合…的身份地位，与…相称 yǔ xiāng chèn
It doesn't become someone in your position to behave in that way.
这样的举动不符合你这种身份的人。
become [sb] vtr: formal (suit, look good on [sb]) (服装)
SC 衬得…更美，衬
TC 襯
TC 襯
Your new suit becomes you very well.
你的新西服很衬你。
become of [sb/sth] vtr phrasal insep: (happen to [sb], [sth])
SC 境遇（如何）
SC 出了（何事）
Whatever became of Joe Hill? Do you know where he is now?
about to become [sth] v expr: (on the point of being)
SC 即将成为 jí jiāng chéng wéi
TC 即將成為
TC 即將成為
SC 即将变成 jí jiāng chéng wéi，jí jiāng biàn chéng
She is about to become the youngest scientist to win the Nobel Prize.
become a habit v expr: ([sth] grows accustomed, routine)
SC 养成习惯 yǎng chéng xí guàn
TC 養成習慣
TC 養成習慣
SC 习以为常 yǎng chéng xí guàn，xí yǐ wéi cháng
They say if you do something for fourteen days in a row, it becomes a habit.
become a member v expr: (join a group, club)
SC 加入 jiā rù
TC 加入
TC 加入
SC 成为...的一员
become a member of [sth] v expr: (join: a group, club)
SC 加入 jiā rù
TC 加入
TC 加入
SC 成为...的一员
become accustomed to [sth] v expr: (become familiar with [sth])
SC 习惯于 xí guàn yú
TC 習慣於
TC 習慣於
SC 适应 xí guàn yú ，shì yìng
TC 適應
TC 適應
become accustomed to doing [sth] v expr: (become used to doing [sth])
SC 习惯于做某事
SC 适应做某事
become acquainted with [sb] v expr: (get to know [sb])
SC 与…熟识
TC 與…熟識
TC 與…熟識
SC 熟悉 shú xī
TC 熟悉
TC 熟悉
I first became acquainted with Arthur about five years ago.
become acquainted with [sth] v expr: figurative (familiarize yourself with [sth])
SC 熟悉 shú xī
TC 熟悉
TC 熟悉
It takes some time to become acquainted with the rules of the game.
become aggravated vi + adj: (situation: worsen)
SC 加剧 jiā jù
TC 加劇
TC 加劇
SC 恶化 jiā jù，è huà
TC 惡化
TC 惡化
SC 加重 jiā jù，jiā zhòng
TC 加重
TC 加重
Relations between the two countries became aggravated after Congress voted to impose sanctions.
become aggravated vi + adj: informal (person: get irritated) (口语)
SC 被惹怒，被激怒 bèi rě nù，bèi jī nù
The negotiator became aggravated when the gunman insulted his mother.
become attached to [sb/sth] v expr: figurative (grow fond of)
SC 依恋 yī liàn
SC 恋慕 yī liàn，liàn mù
At first I didn't like him, but I've since become really attached to that dog.
become aware of [sth/sb] v expr: (notice)
SC 开始认识到 kāi shǐ rèn shi dào
SC 开始意识到 kāi shǐ rèn shi dào，kāi shǐ yì shí dào
Sheila became aware of someone following her.
become excited vi + adj: (get agitated)
SC 变得激动
The crowd became excited when the criminal appeared.
become excited vi + adj: (get enthused)
SC 变得热情 biàn de rè qíng
become excited vi + adj: (get aroused sexually)
SC 激起性欲 jī qǐ xìng yù
become fashionable v expr: (grow popular)
SC 变得流行 biàn de liú xíng
TC 變得流行
TC 變得流行
SC 变得普遍 biàn de liú xíng，biàn de pǔ biàn
After the queen wore a mauve-colored dress, the new color became fashionable throughout the country.
become friends v expr: (develop an amicable relationship)
SC 成为朋友
TC 成為朋友
TC 成為朋友
SC 成了朋友
We started out hating each other, but over time we became friends.
become friends with [sb] v expr: (develop an amicable relationship with [sb])
SC 和…成为朋友
SC 和…成了朋友
become ill vi + adj: (get sick, fall unwell)
SC 生病 shēng bìng
TC 生病
TC 生病
SC 病倒 shēng bìng，bìng dǎo
After eating the fish, she immediately became ill and had to go home.
become public v expr: (come to be known by all)
SC 公开 gōng kāi
TC 公開
TC 公開
SC 公开化 gōng kāi，gōng kāi huà
SC 路人皆知 gōng kāi，lù rén jiē zhī
The comedian was afraid that if her sexual orientation became public, her career might suffer.