单词 | dawn |
释义 | dawn UK [dɔ:n] US [dɑ:n] noun countable or uncountable ADVANCED ■the period in the day when light from the sun begins to appear in the sky 拂晓,破晓,黎明 •We woke at •We left as dawn was breaking •We left at the break of •Twenty-three people were arrested and large quantities of heroin were seized in a dawn raid the dawn of sth literary ■the start of a period of time or the beginning of something new …的开始;…的曙光 •The fall of the Berlin Wall marked the dawn of a new era from dawn to dusk ■from early morning until night 从早到晚 •We worked from dawn to dusk, seven days a week.我们从早到晚地工作,一周七天都是如此。 UK [dɔ:n] US [dɑ:n] verb intransitive BEGIN 开始 ■If a day or period of time dawns, it begins 破晓;开始 •He left the house just as the day was dawning.天将破晓时他离开了那座房子。 •As 1990 dawned, few people could have predicted the dramatic changes that were to take place in eastern Europe during that year.1990年到来之时,几乎没人能预见到在那一年里东欧将发生剧烈的变化。 UK [dɔ:n] US [dɑ:n] verb intransitive BECOME KNOWN 为人所知 ■to become known or obvious 见分晓,水落石出;变得明朗 •Gradually the truth about him dawned.他的真实面目渐渐暴露了出来。 •[+ that UK [dɔ:n] US [dɑ:n] verb intransitive Phrasal Verbs dawn on sb ■If a fact dawns on you, you understand it after a period of not understanding it 使(某人)明白,使(某人)意识到 •[+ that |
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