mention
名词
定义 mention 名词
- B2Countable
a brief statement or written note.
The newspaper didn't include a mention of the event.
There was no mention of payment when I ordered the catalog.
The report makes no mention of the limitations of the study.
- Singular
an instance of referring to something or someone.
Just the mention of her name makes him blush.
During the meeting, there wasn't any mention of financial issues.
The incident didn't receive any public mention.
- Countable
a public acknowledgement of someone's excellent work or performance.
Chrissie Scott received a special mention for her coverage of the conflict at the award ceremony.
The team received a public mention at the annual gala for their excellent customer service.
The company received a special mention for its efforts in sustainability.
动词
定义 mention 动词
- B1Transitive
to speak about something briefly, with few details or words.
I will mention your ideas to Jacinta.
He casually mentioned that he was going to resign.
My wife mentioned seeing you the other day.
- B1Transitive
to refer to a specific thing or person.
I promised never to mention the matter again.
Did she mention me in her letter?
Please do not mention the failure of this project in the meeting.
成语
- not to mention
Used to emphasize an additional point that is being added to a list of items or considerations.
• The food at this restaurant is fantastic, not to mention the service is excellent.
- don't mention it!
A polite response to someone who has thanked you, indicating that no thanks are necessary.
• "Thank you so much for your help!" "Don't mention it!"