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详细释义

• 0 used before nouns to refer to particular things or people that have already been talked about or are already known or that are in a situation where it is clear what is happening -- （用於名詞前，指聽者或讀者已知的事物或人，尤指已提到的或能被領會的事物或人）

  • I just bought a new shirt and some new shoes. The shirt was pretty expensive, but the shoes weren't. 我剛買了一件新襯衣和幾雙新鞋。襯衣很貴，但鞋子不貴。

  • Please would you pass the salt. 請你把鹽遞給我。

  • I'll pick you up at the airport. 我會開車到機場接你。

  • We spent all day at the beach. 我們在海灘上留了一整天。

  • Let's go to the movies this evening. 我們今晚去看電影吧。

  • I have to go to the bank and get some Euros. 我得去銀行兌換一些歐元。

  • I really enjoyed the book I've just finished reading. 我真的很喜歡我剛讀完的那本書。

  • Do you like the other kids in your class? 你喜歡你們班的其他同學嗎？

  • What will happen in the future? 未來會發生甚麼事？

  • After I leave college, I want to travel around the world. 大學畢業後，我想環遊世界。

  • They live in the north of Spain. 他們住在西班牙北部。

  • Ed Koch was for many years the mayor of New York. 埃德‧科克做了多年的紐約市長。

  • When we went to Paris, we went up the Eiffel Tower. 我們到巴黎時去了埃菲爾鐵塔。

  • That was one of the best films I've ever seen. 那是我看過的最好的電影之一。

  • What's the highest mountain in Asia? 亞洲最高的山是哪一座？

  • I will never forget the first time we met. 我永遠也忘不了我們初次見面的情形。

  • You're the fifth person to ask me that question. 你是第五個問我那個問題的人。

  • Harry's Bar is the place to go. 哈裡酒吧是最值得一去的。

  • You don't mean you met the Will Smith (= the film star), do you? 你不是說你見到威爾‧史密斯本人吧？

  • It seems that the deceased (= this particular dead person) had no living relatives. 看來死者沒有健在的親屬。

  • I suppose we'll just have to wait for the inevitable (= the particular thing that is certain to happen). 看來我們只好坐等那不可避免的事情發生。

  • She lives in a special home for the elderly. 她住在養老院。

  • The French were defeated at Waterloo in 1815. 1815年法軍在滑鐵盧被擊敗。

  • The panda is becoming an increasingly rare animal. 熊貓這種動物數量越來越稀少。

  • The car is responsible for causing a lot of damage to our environment. 汽車對我們的環境造成嚴重破壞。

  • The Jacksons are coming to visit on Saturday. 傑克遜一家週六要來看我們。

  • Nico is learning to play the piano. 尼科在學彈鋼琴。

  • Can you do the waltz? 你會跳華爾茲嗎？

  • I'm going under the knife (= having a medical operation) next week. 我下週要接受外科手術。

  • It's not a good idea to spend more than three hours at the wheel (= driving a vehicle) without a break. 連續駕車三個多小時不是個好主意。

  • the 60s 60年代

  • The sooner I get this piece of work done, the sooner I can go home. 我越快完成這項工作，就能越早回家。

  • She doesn't seem to be any the worse for her bad experience. 她看來絲毫沒有因為悲慘的經歷而沮喪。

  • André's got a new job, the lucky devil. 安德列有了新工作，這個幸運的傢夥。

• 1 used instead of a possessive adjective such as your, her, or my -- （用於代替 your，her，my 等詞）

  • He held his daughter by the arm (= her arm). 他抓著女兒的胳膊。

  • I can't remember where I parked the (= my) car. 我不記得把車停在哪裡了。

• 2 enough -- 足夠的

  • I'd like to go out tonight, but I don't think I have the energy. 我倒是想今晚出去玩，但又覺得自己沒那個精力。

  • [ + to infinitive ] I don't have the time to talk to you now. 我現在沒有時間和你談話。

• 3 each; every -- 每個

  • It does 30 miles to the gallon. 這輛車每加侖汽油能跑30英里。