give

名词

UK/ɡɪv/
US/ɡɪv/

定义 give 名词

  1. Uncountable(不可数名词)

    The capacity of a material to stretch, bend, break, or become less firm under pressure.

    (在压力下)延展性;弹性;弯曲度;断裂性;变形

    • A garment made from pure cotton doesn't have much give.

      一件纯棉制成的衣服没有太多延展性。

动词

UK/ɡɪv/
US/ɡɪv/

定义 give 动词

provide(提供)

  1. A1Transitive(及物动词)Intransitive(不及物动词)

    To offer or provide something to someone.

    给予;提供;赠送;赋予

    • They gave us a set of fine china as a wedding gift.

      他们送给我们一套精美的瓷器作为结婚礼物。

    • Could you give me a time for our next meeting?

      你能告诉我下次会议的时间吗?

    • They have never given me a chance to express my opinion.

      他们从未给我机会表达我的意见。

payment(支付)

  1. B1Transitive(及物动词)

    To pay a specific amount of money to someone.

    支付;付款

    • I gave the cab driver £20 and told him to keep the change.

      我给了出租车司机20英镑,并告诉他不用找零了。

communication(沟通)

  1. A2Transitive(及物动词)

    To tell or communicate information to someone.

    告知;陈述;说明

    • The winner's name was announced on the news.

      获胜者的名字在新闻上宣布了。

    • Could you please give Jo a message from me?

      你能帮我给Jo带个口信吗?

punishment(惩罚)

  1. Transitive(及物动词)

    To sentence someone to a period in prison as punishment.

    判处(某人监禁)

    • If the court finds you guilty, they will give you a three-year sentence.

      如果法庭判定你有罪,他们会判你三年徒刑。

time(时间)

  1. B1Transitive(及物动词)

    To allocate a certain amount of time to a person or activity.

    给予…时间;限定(时间)

    • I'm almost ready; just give me a few more minutes.

      我快准备好了;再给我几分钟。

estimate(估计)

  1. Transitive(及物动词)informal(非正式)

    To estimate the duration of something's functionality or existence.

    估计将持续(某段时间)

    • Take a look at that old car she bought; I'd give it two weeks before it breaks down.

      看看她买的那辆旧车;我估计它撑不过两个星期就会坏掉。

cause(造成)

  1. B1Transitive(及物动词)

    To produce, cause, or generate something.

    产生;引起;导致

    • The fresh air gave us a hearty appetite.

      新鲜的空气让我们胃口大开。

    • Your comment has given me an idea.

      你的评论给了我一个想法。

    • The alarm emitted a piercing sound.

      警报器发出了刺耳的声音。

action(动作)

  1. A2Transitive(及物动词)

    To perform an action or gesture.

    做出(动作)

    • She gave me a smile/a strange look.

      她给了我一个微笑/一个奇怪的眼神。

    • They had to give the car a push to get it started.

      他们不得不推一下车子才能启动它。

    • Give me a call when you get back from your vacation.

      你度假回来后给我打个电话。

event(活动)

  1. A2Transitive(及物动词)

    To organize or host an event, such as a party or meal.

    举办;举行

    • They are always giving parties.

      他们总是举办派对。

    • The ambassador will give a banquet in honor of the visiting president.

      大使将为来访的总统举办宴会。

toast(敬酒)

  1. Transitive(及物动词)Verb + two objects(动词+双宾语)formal(正式)

    To propose a toast to someone at a formal gathering, typically a meal.

    (尤指在正式宴会上)提议为(某人)干杯

    • Ladies and gentlemen, I give you the President!

      女士们,先生们,我提议为总统干杯!

physical(物理)

  1. Intransitive(不及物动词)

    To stretch, bend, break, or become less firm under pressure.

    (在压力下)伸展;弯曲;断裂;变形

    • The rope gave way under the weight of the load.

      绳子在负重下断裂了。

    • The shoes will give a little after you wear them a few times.

      这双鞋穿几次后会变松一些。

    • You can't keep working so hard; something's got to give.

      你不能一直这么拼命工作;总会有撑不住的时候。

decision(决定)

  1. Adjective(形容词)Transitive(及物动词)

    In sports, to make an official decision on the position or state of a player or the ball.

    裁定;判决

    • The umpire called the batter out.

      裁判判打击手出局。

    • The ball was clearly out, but the line judge ruled it as in.

      球明显出界了,但线审裁定它在界内。

片语 give 动词

  • give (something) your all

    To exert maximum effort and energy into an undertaking or task.

    尽全力去做(某事);竭尽所能(做某事)

    To ensure the project's success, all the team members gave it their all.

    为了确保项目成功,所有团队成员都竭尽全力。

  • give something a go

    to make an attempt at doing something.

    尝试做某事。

    I've always been interested in photography, so I decided to give it a go.

    我一直对摄影很感兴趣,所以我决定尝试一下。

  • give of your money, time, etc.

    To generously donate one's money, time, or best efforts.

    (尤指慷慨地)捐献金钱、时间或付出最大的努力等。

    Many employees volunteered to give of their time and skills to support the charity event.

    许多员工自愿贡献他们的时间和技能来支持慈善活动。

成语

  • give or take

    A phrase indicating a slight variation or approximation of a stated quantity or time, allowing for a small margin of error.

    左右

    The project should take about three months to complete, give or take a few days.

    这个项目应该需要大约三个月完成,前后几天。

  • give as good as you get

    To respond to someone in a similarly forceful or provocative way as they have treated you, especially in an argument or fight, without backing down.

    (尤指在争论或打斗中)以牙还牙,以眼还眼

    She learned from a young age how to deal with bullies, and she always gives as good as she gets.

    她从小就学会如何应对欺凌者,而且她总是以牙还牙。

  • Don't give me that!

    An exclamation used to express disbelief or skepticism toward something someone has said.

    (表示不相信)别跟我来这一套!

    "I really did lend your book to him." "Don't give me that! You didn't even see him."

    「我真的把你的书借给他了。」「别想骗我!你根本没见到他。」

  • what I wouldn't give for something

    Used to express a strong desire for something.

    表示非常渴望得到某事物。

    What I wouldn't give to return to those carefree days of childhood!

    我多么希望能回到那些无忧无虑的童年时光!

  • Give over!

    An exclamation used to express disbelief or skepticism towards something someone has said.

    (用于表示不相信对方所说的话)算了吧;我才不信呢。

    He said he could lift that car? Give over!

    他说他能举起那辆车?算了吧!

  • give way

    To allow other vehicles to proceed before you enter a road.

    (尤指在道路上)让其他车辆先行。

    You must give way to vehicles already on the roundabout before entering it.

    在进入环岛前,你必须让已在环岛内的车辆先行。

  • I would give anything/a lot

    Used to express a strong desire to obtain something or to do something, indicating a willingness to make a significant sacrifice.

    非常想要或做某事

    I would give anything to see my grandmother again.

    我愿意付出任何代价,只为再见我祖母一面。

  • don't give me that!

    An exclamation of disbelief or rejection of what someone has said; implying that the speaker believes the other person is being dishonest or disingenuous.

    别想骗我!

    "I just accidentally spilled coffee on your new shirt." "Don't give me that! You did it on purpose!"

    「我只是不小心把咖啡洒在你的新衬衫上。」「别想骗我!你根本是故意的!」

  • give me ... any day/every time!

    Used to express a strong preference for something over other options; indicating that one would always choose or prefer a particular thing.

    表示某人总是喜欢或偏好某事物,宁愿选择某事物。

    While this restaurant has many options, give me their traditional barbecue any day!

    这家餐厅虽然有很多选择,但我宁愿选他们的传统烤肉!

  • give someone what for

    To reprimand someone severely for behavior that is strongly disapproved of.

    严厉斥责

    The manager gave him what for when he found out that he was late for work.

    经理发现他上班迟到时,严厉斥责了他。

  • given the chance/choice

    if one were given the opportunity or option to do something; if circumstances allowed.

    如果给予机会或选择的话。

    Given the chance, I would go to the beach every day.

    如果有机会,我每天都会去海滩。

片语动词 give

  • give something in

    to submit a written work or document to another person for consideration, evaluation, or processing

    交付;提交

    She gave in her report before the deadline.

    她在截止日期前提交了她的报告。

  • give up

    to cease attempting to make a guess; to concede defeat

    放弃猜测;认输

    In the match, they ultimately decided to give up as they could not catch up to their opponent's score.

    在比赛中,他们最终决定放弃,因为他们无法追上对手的比分。

  • give something off

    to emit heat, light, an odor, or a gas

    释放,散发(热、光、气味或气体)

    This material gives off heat during the oxidation process.

    这种材料在氧化过程中会释放热量。

  • give something back

    to give back something to the individual from whom you received it

    归还;交还

    I will definitely give the book back to her on her birthday.

    我一定会在她生日那天把书还给她。

  • give up something

    to cease ownership, use, or claim to something

    放弃拥有或使用权;交出或让出

    He decided to give up all rights to the property belonging to his parents.

    他决定放弃对属于他父母的财产的所有权利。

  • give something up

    to cease engaging in a regular activity or to resign from a job

    辞去;停止;放弃

    She gave up her full-time job to focus on her studies.

    她辞去了全职工作,专注于学业。

  • give out

    When a machine or a part of the body ceases to function.

    出现故障;停止运作

    That old computer finally gave out after years of use.

    那台旧电脑在使用了多年后终于出现故障了。

  • give something away

    to transfer possession of something to another person without requiring payment

    赠送;捐赠;免费赠送

    They decided to give away the books to underprivileged students.

    他们决定将书籍赠送给弱势学生。

  • give onto something

    to face or lead directly towards something

    面对;朝向;通往

    This room gives onto the garden, allowing sunlight to stream in.

    这间房间朝向花园,让阳光洒进来。

  • give in

    to ultimately consent to someone's wishes after having initially refused

    最初拒绝后,最终勉强同意;妥协

    Although she initially disagreed, she ultimately gave in and went on the trip with her friends.

    虽然她最初不同意,但最终还是妥协了,和朋友一起去旅行。

  • give over

    to cease an activity, particularly one that is bothersome

    停止(令人讨厌的行为)

    He must give over complaining, or no one will want to talk to him.

    他必须停止抱怨,否则没有人会想和他说话。

  • give yourself over/up to something

    to dedicate all of one's time and energy to engaging in or experiencing something

    全身心投入(于某事)

    At the concert, she gave herself over to the music, immersing herself in the experience without reservations.

    在音乐会上,她完全沉浸在音乐中,毫不保留地投入到这场体验中。

  • give something over to something/someone

    to transfer the use or responsibility of an item or task to another individual.

    把…交给某人使用;将…委托给某人

    During the meeting, the manager gave the project management over to the new team member.

    在会议期间,经理将项目管理交给了新团队成员。

  • give someone away

    to reveal someone's concealed emotions

    揭示某人的内心感受;显现某人的内心世界

    His smile gave him away, revealing his true feelings for her.

    他的笑容出卖了他,揭示了他对她的真实感情。

  • give something out

    to distribute an item to multiple individuals.

    发送;分发

    The students gave out flyers during the school event.

    学生在学校活动期间发送传单。

  • give up (something)

    to discontinue an activity before completion, typically due to its difficulty

    (通常因过于困难而)停止或放弃

    When faced with the difficult problem, they decided to give up the project.

    面对这个难题时,他们决定放弃这个项目。

  • give (something) up

    When you give up a habit, like smoking, or substances such as alcohol, you cease engaging in or using them.

    放弃;戒掉

    She decided to give up smoking to improve her health. She has completely given up the habit.

    她决定戒烟以改善健康。她已经完全戒掉了这个习惯。

  • give someone up

    to cease maintaining a friendship or relationship with someone

    与某人绝交

    They finally decided to give up on those who had never supported them.

    他们最终决定放弃那些从未支持过他们的人。

  • give up on someone/something

    to anticipate that someone or something is likely to fail

    认为…会失败

    She doesn’t want to give up on anyone in this project, even though the situation currently looks bleak.

    她不想放弃这个项目中的任何人,尽管目前情况看起来很黯淡。