单词 | occasion |
释义 | occasion [ə'keɪ.ʒən] noun countable ESSENTIAL ■a particular time, especially when something happens or has happened (尤指某事发生的)时刻,时候 •We met on several occasions to discuss the issue.我们几次会面讨论这个问题。 •I've heard him be rude to her on a number of occasions.我有好几次听到他对她说话很粗鲁。 •I seem to remember that on IMPROVER ■a special or formal event 特殊场合;重大活动;盛会 •Sara's party was quite an •At the wedding he sang a song specially written for •I have a suit but I only wear it on special •The coronation of a new king is, of course, a historic •Congratulations on the ■formal ■an opportunity or reason for doing something or for something to happen 时机,机会;原因,理由 •The 200th anniversary of Mozart's death was the occasion for •An occasion may arise •The bride took/used on occasion ■sometimes, but not often 有时;偶尔,间或 •He has, on occasion, made a small mistake.他有时犯点小错误。 [ə'keɪ.ʒən] noun countable have occasion to do sth formal ■to need to do something 有必要做…,需要做… •Of course, as a teacher I had authority, but rarely did I have occasion to use it.当然,作为老师我有权威,可是我很少用到它。 [ə'keɪ.ʒən] noun countable Common Learner Errors occasionRemember: the most usual preposition to use with occasion is on.Don't say 'in/at an occasion', say on an occasion : ✗ I have met him in several occasions.I have met him on several occasions. [ə'keɪ.ʒən] verb transitive formal ■to cause something 造成,引起;惹起 •Her refusal occasioned a lot of trouble.她的拒绝引出许多麻烦。 •[+ two objects] The case occasioned the authorities a lot of worry/The authorities were occasioned a lot of worry by |
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