safe & secure
safe (NOT IN DANGER) adjective -r, -st
not causing danger or not in danger
a safe play-area for children
I don't like going in a car with him - he's not a safe driver.
Watch out! That ladder isn't safe - it's going to fall down.
She wished us a safe journey.
Is this medicine safe for children?
It's safe to come out now - the danger's past.
Your secret's safe with me (= I will not tell anyone what you have told me).
In some cities you don't feel safe going out alone at night.
We're safe from attack now - the enemy planes have gone.
I know I put it somewhere safe (= where it could not be damaged, stolen or lost) but I just can't find it.
Don't lose your passport - keep it in a safe place (= where it cannot be damaged, stolen or lost).
Safe can also be used to describe things which do not involve any risk.
Almost all the votes have been counted now, so I think it's safe to say (= there is little risk of being wrong if we say) that we've won.
He's never remembered my birthday in his life, so it's a safe bet (= I am certain) he'll forget it again this time!
The interviewers made the safe choice (= one that was not risky) and gave the job to the man they knew.
If an official position in parliament is safe, it is likely to be won by the political party which has won it at previous elections.
She's been chosen as a candidate for a safe Conservative seat.
Dr Bailey is doing the operation, so your wife is in safe hands (= she is being cared for by someone skilled).
(UK) If you invest your money with us, it will be as safe as houses (= you are very unlikely to lose it).
I'm sure it won't rain, but I'll take an umbrella (just) to be on the safe side (= to be ready if it does rain).
After three days lost in the mountains, all the climbers arrived home safe and sound (= completely without injury).
(A) safe-conduct is (a document giving) official protection from harm while travelling through an area.
They issued us with safe-conducts so that we could pass through enemy country.
In exchange for the hostages, the terrorists demanded safe-conduct out of the country.
A safe house is a house where someone can hide or shelter.
The authorities discovered our safe house and captured two of our agents there.
The safe period is the few days just before and during a woman's period when she is unlikely to become pregnant.
Safe sex is the use of condoms or other methods of avoiding catching a disease, esp. AIDS, from sexual contact with someone else.
safely adverb
The house was safely locked up.
They all arrived safely, thank God.
Drive safely (= Do not take any risks)!
I think we can safely (= with no risk of being wrong) say they won't find us now.
safety noun [U]
a state in which or a place where you are safe and not in danger or at risk
With no thought for his own safety, he ran into the burning building to save the child.
For your (comfort and) safety, we recommend you keep your seat belt loosely fastened during the flight.
Journalists may enter the danger zone but unfortunately we cannot guarantee/assure their safety. Refugees should be allowed to return in safety to their own homes.
The crew of the ship were winched to safety by a rescue helicopter.
As the gunman opened fire, they all ran/dived for safety behind trees.
You wouldn't get me on skis - I prefer to watch on TV from the safety of my own armchair.
Many people are worried about the safety of the nuclear industry (= think it might be dangerous). Police are concerned for the safety of (= think that something bad might have happened to) a five-year-old who disappeared while playing in a wood near his home.
The boy led the escaped prisoner to a place of safety (= somewhere he would not be in danger, esp. of being found).
Safety can be used to describe something which protects a person or thing from a particular danger.
safety checks/measures
a safety device
a safety harness
a safety helmet
Among the safety features of this car are anti-lock brakes and airbags.
Safety regulations stipulate that the machine should be covered while it is in operation.
A safety belt is a seat belt.
A safety catch is a special part on something dangerous, esp. a machine or a gun, which prevents
people from using it unintentionally.
In a theatre, the safety curtain is a curtain made of material which will not burn and which comes down between the stage and the part where people sit to prevent any fire that might happen from spreading.
A safety deposit box is a safe deposit box.
Safety-first means not showing a willingness to take risks.
A safety-first attitude is best when it comes to driving.
Safety glass is a type of glass, used esp. for car windows, that either stays in one piece in an accident, or breaks into small pieces which are not sharp.
Safety glasses are special pieces of strong glass or plastic in a frame which fits tightly to a person's face to protect their eyes from dangerous chemicals or machines.
A safety lamp (also Davy lamp) is a light used in a mine which can show if there is dangerous gas in a place, without any risk of causing the gas to explode.
A safety match is a match that will only start burning if you rub it along a special surface on its box.
A safety net is put below people performing at a great height to catch them and stop them from getting hurt if they fall.
There was a safety net below the acrobats at the circus.
(figurative) No one dies of hunger there because the government provides a safety net (= help for people in a difficult situation) of payments to the unemployed.
A safety pin is a pin which has a round end into which the sharp point fits so that it is covered and cannot therefore stick into you. It is used for fastening things, esp. cloth.
See picture: Pins and needles
A safety razor is a device for cutting hair on the face which has a blade that is partly covered, to prevent it from cutting the skin.
A safety valve is a small part on a machine or device which allows steam or gas to escape if the pressure inside becomes too high.
(figurative) For many people who suffer from stress at work, sport is a safety valve (= way of getting rid of strong feelings without hurting other people).
(saying) 'There's safety in numbers' means that we will be or feel safer or more confident as a group.
safeness noun [U]
I'm a bit worried about the safeness of this machine for (= whether this machine will cause any danger to) children.
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secure (PROTECTED) adjective -r, -st
(esp. of objects, situations etc.) able to avoid being harmed by any risk, danger or threat
Car manufacturers ought to produce vehicles which are more secure against theft.
Endangered species need to be kept secure from poachers.
Some insurance companies offer lower premiums to people who make their houses more secure.
secure verb [T]
How can we secure the factory against vandals?
The wall was built to secure the village from attack. [T]
The building has only one main entrance and is easy to secure.
(figurative) This form of investment is an excellent way of securing your children's financial future (= making certain they will have enough money in the future). [T]
securely adverb
There are 15 000 kilometres of railway track, and it is impossible to guard it securely against terrorist attacks.
This certificate is an important document, and should be kept securely (= in a place where it cannot be lost or stolen).
security noun [U]
Security is protection of a person, building, organization or country against threats such as crime, criminals and attacks by foreign countries.
The station was closed for two hours because of a security alert.
The banks deny that cash-machine withdrawals can be made as a result of computer error or internal breaches of security.
I can't let you into the building without security clearance.
Thirty demonstrators were killed in clashes with the security forces over the weekend.
The tighter security measures include video cameras in the city centre.
The students were deported because they posed a threat to national security.
Extra security precautions are being taken to protect public buildings against bomb attacks.
The proposed national identity card system would help to tighten security against fraud.
The most dangerous criminals are held in maximum-security prisons (= prisons that are as difficult as possible to escape from).
Security is also the group of people responsible for protecting a building.
You'll need to notify security if you want to work late in the office. [+ singular or plural verb]
(UK) A security blanket is protection for a person or place threatened by a violent attack which involves preventing details of an activity from being discovered by the public.
A security blanket was thrown around the President's visit because of the bomb threats. See also security blanket at secure (CONFIDENT).
The Security Council of the United Nations is an organization with five permanent and ten temporary members whose purpose is to prevent war and maintain peace.
The five permanent members of the UN Security Council are China, France, Russia, the UK and the US.
Failure to comply with the Security Council resolution will result in sanctions being imposed.
A security guard is someone whose job involves preventing people going into places without permission, delivering and collecting large amounts of money, or protecting goods from theft.
To reassure the public, there are now two security guards at every entrance to the complex.
A security risk is something or someone likely to cause danger or difficulty.
Excavations so close to the Parliament buildings were regarded as presenting an unacceptable security risk.
The only reason she was considered a security risk was because her husband was a foreigner.
secure (FIXED) adjective -r, -st
fixed, fastened or locked into a position which prevents movement; not likely to move or change That ladder doesn't look very secure to me.
Just check that the door is secure - the lock doesn't always work properly.
The prosperity of the country depends on a stable and secure peace.
Her promotion has made her position in the company more secure.
The museum has been promised ?2 million by the government, so its future is relatively secure.
I wasn't sure if I was going to keep my job, so I wasn't financially secure.
A secure place is one that it is difficult to get out of or escape from.
He killed the man just a month after his release from a secure mental hospital.
secure verb [T]
If you secure one object to another you fasten it firmly to that object.
The gate won't stay open, so we'll have to secure it to that post.
securely adverb
Please ensure that your seatbelts are fastened securely.
I'd locked my bike securely to a lamp-post but someone still managed to steal it.
For a moment it looked as if he would drop the ball, but he held it securely.
The election result leaves her securely in office until the end of the decade.
He has given up political power, but he remains securely in control of the army.
security noun [U]
She has security of tenure at the university, which means she can work there for as long as she likes.
If it's a choice between higher pay and job security, I'd prefer to keep my job.
I've been unemployed for two years and have absolutely no financial security (= no certainty of having enough money to live on).
secure (OBTAIN) verb [T] formal
to get something, sometimes with difficulty
He was clearly disappointed by his failure to secure the top job with the bank.
His secret mission to secure the release of the hostages ended in failure.
The change in the law will make it harder for the police to secure convictions.
secure (CONFIDENT) adjective -r, -st
having few worries or doubts about yourself and your personal relationships
Children need to feel secure to do well at school.
security noun [U]
She said that she believes it to be important for children to have the security of a stable family life.
A security blanket is a soft object such as a small piece of cloth or a toy which is very familiar to a baby or young child and makes it feel secure.
(figurative) He never goes anywhere without his hat - it seems to be his security blanket. See also security blanket at secure (PROTECTED).
secure (FINANCIAL) verb [T]
to make certain that (money that has been lent) will be paid back by giving the lender the right to own things which belong to the borrower if the money is not paid back
Her bank loan is secured against some shares that she inherited from her aunt.
Large loans need to be secured by strong collateral.
His business loan is secured on his house, so he could end up homeless if he doesn't repay it.
If you wanted to borrow more than $5000, the bank would only be able to offer you a secured loan.
security noun [U]
She used her shares in the company as security against a $ 3 million bank loan.
The hotel held onto our baggage as security while we went to the bank to change money to pay the bill.
apparent, obvious & evident
apparent adjective able to be seen or understood
Her unhappiness was apparent to everyone.
It was becoming increasingly apparent that he could no longer look after himself.
I was on the metro this morning when for no apparent reason the man opposite suddenly
screamed.
Apparent also means appearing or being understood in one way when the real situation is different.
There are one or two apparent discrepancies between the two reports.
She has this apparent innocence which, I suspect, she uses to her advantage.
They claimed the apparent deterioration in the economy was just a temporary change.
apparently adverb
Apparently means 'it appears', esp. when you are not certain of the truth of the information you are going to give, or want to distance yourself from it.
Well, apparently she's had enough of this country and she's heading off to Africa.
Apparently, we have to change all the labels on the books during the next week.
An eighty-year-old woman was badly hurt in what the police describe as an apparently motiveless attack (= it appeared to have no purpose, such as stealing).
People also use apparently to mean 'in fact' when the real situation is different from what they thought it was.
You know I told you Alice's party was on the 13th, well I saw her last night and apparently it's on the 14th.
She looks about 12 but apparently she's 14.
I thought they were married but apparently not (= they are not married).
evident adjective easily seen or understood; obvious
The full extent of the damage only became evident the following morning.
The audience waited with evident excitement for the performance to begin.
It is evident that the robber knew the building well.
From the smell it was evident that the drains had been blocked for several days.
Harry's courage during his illness was evident to everyone.
Her love for him was evident in all that she did.
evidently adverb
She should have been here two hours ago so she's evidently decided not to come after all.
He was evidently upset by the news of the accident.
obvious adjective clear; easy to see, recognize or understand
The company representative will be obvious - she'll be wearing a red uniform.
Speaking in obvious distress, he described his ordeal in prison.
They do have a small child, and so for obvious reasons they need to find work as soon as possible.
I know you don't like Helen, but there's no need to make it so obvious (to everyone).
We all know the problems, so there's no need to state the obvious (= to say what everyone already knows).
It is becoming obvious (that) the school will have to close.
It's obvious what they want.
There is no obvious solution.
(disapproving) The play has an obvious (= too familiar and not imaginative) story line of the 'boy-meets-girl' variety.
obviously adverb
He was in tears and obviously very upset.
Obviously the school cannot function without teachers.
"We'll need some more food if they're staying." "Obviously."
ensue /In"sju:, -"su:/ verb [I] formal
to happen after something else, esp. as a result of it
The police officer said that he had placed the man under arrest and that a scuffle had ensued. [I] Soldiers began firing on each other and a gun battle ensued.
Boredom often ensues from inactivity.
ensuing /In"sju:.IN, -"su:-/ adjective [before noun; not gradable]
He lost his job and in the ensuing (= following) months became more and more depressed.
An argument broke out and in the ensuing (= resulting) fight, a gun went off.
trace (FIND) verb [T] to find or discover about (something or someone) by examining the direction in which they have gone or the way in which they have developed
The police are trying to trace the mother of a new-born baby found abandoned outside a hospital. Attempts to trace the whereabouts of a man seen leaving the scene of the crime have so far been unsuccessful.
Their missing daughter was finally traced to (= found in) Manchester.
The phone company were unable to trace the call (= discover where it had come from).
No one has yet been able to trace (= discover) the source of the rumour.
The cause of the fire was traced to (= discovered to have been) an electrical fault.
The American Democratic party traces its origins to (= has its origins in) the Democratic-Republican party, which came into being in the 1790s.
To trace something is also to discover its cause or origin by examining the way in which it has developed.
The outbreak of food poisoning was traced to some contaminated shellfish.
The practice of giving eggs at Easter can be traced back to festivals in ancient China.
Rivalries between the gangs can be traced back to (= first happened in) the 1950s in some black and Hispanic neighbourhoods.
Alex Haley's book 'Roots' is about a black American who traces his ancestry back to an African slave. [T]
To trace something is also to describe the way in which it has developed.
The film traces the events leading up to the Russian Revolution in 1917.
Her book traces the history of girls' education in Britain.
trace noun
traceable adjective
In theory, most telephone calls should be traceable (= it should be possible to discover where they have come from).
follow (GO AFTER) verb to come or go after or go in the same direction as (someone or something), or to happen directly after (something else)
The dog followed us home. [T]
She got up and walked out of the room, and her husband followed. [I]
The book was delivered yesterday with a note saying the bill for it would follow in a day or two.
[I]
He had the feeling he was being followed (= someone was going after him to catch him or see where he was going). [T]
I could feel them following me with their eyes (= watching my movements closely). [T]
His job has taken him all over the world, and his family have had to follow (him) (= go with him).
[I or T]
Follow (= Go in the same direction as) the road for two kilometres, then turn left. [T]
Follow (= Go in the direction shown by) the arrows to the car park. [T]
The path follows (= goes in the same direction as) the coastline for several kilometres. [T]
Do your own thing, don't just follow the crowd (= do what everyone else does.) [T]
We were not prepared for the events that followed (= happened next). [I]
The meal consisted of smoked salmon, followed by guinea fowl (= with this as the next part). [T] She published a book of poems and followed it (up) with (= next produced) a novel. [T or M] Following on from what I said earlier (= Presenting the next part of what I was saying)... [I]
She was so good at her job, she'll be difficult to follow (= it will be difficult to do the same thing that she did). [T]
Sophie always follows (= does the same as) what her sister does. [T]
To follow a piece of music or writing is to read the notes or words at the same time as they are being played or said.
You say as follows to introduce a list of things or to describe how to do something.
The winners are as follows - Woods, Smith and Cassidy.
Combine the ingredients as follows.
If you follow in someone's footsteps, you do the same thing as they did previously.
She followed in her mother's footsteps and started her own business.
(informal) If you follow your nose, you trust your own feelings rather than obeying rules or letting yourself be influenced by other people's opinions.
Take a chance and follow your nose - you may be right!
He never reads reviews but follows his nose to find the best new literary talent.
(informal) To follow your nose is also to go straight on.
Turn left, then just follow your nose and you'll see the shop on your left.
To follow suit is to do the same thing.
When one airline reduces its ticket prices, the rest usually soon follow suit.
To follow through (something)/follow (something) through is to continue to develop (it).
The essay started interestingly, but failed to follow through (its argument).
When you're playing a sport involving hitting or kicking a ball, it's important to follow through (your shot) (= complete the movement of hitting or kicking by continuing to move your arm or leg in the same direction.)
To follow something up/ (US also) follow up on something is to find out more about it, or take further action connected with it.
The idea sounded interesting and I decided to follow it up.
The police officer took their names, but did not follow them up.
I've got to go for a follow-up visit to the doctor next week.
This meeting is a follow-up to the one we had last month.
following adjective [before noun; not gradable]
They arrived late at night, so did not see the garden until the following day (= the next day).
The following items (= those which will now be listed) have been found - a ring, some money and a watch.
following plural noun
The following are the people or things which are going to be listed.
Will the following please stand up - Woods, Smith and Cassidy.
following preposition
The weeks following (= after) the riots were extremely tense.
Following the dinner, there will be a dance.
occur (HAPPEN) verb [I] -rr-
(esp. of accidents and other unexpected events) to happen; take place at place (POSITION)
An accident involving over ten vehicles has occurred in the east-bound lane.
If any of these symptoms occur while you are taking the medicine, consult your doctor immediately. [I]
occurrence noun [C]
Street-fights are an everyday occurrence in this area of the city.
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除;免除。 汉陆贾《新语·慎微》：诛锄姦臣贼子之党，解释疑滞紕繆之结。 晋袁宏《后汉纪·献帝纪二》：灵帝末，君子多遇祸难。 顒岁中率常再三私入洛阳，为人解释患难。 宋李纲《申省措置酌情处断招降盗贼状》：遣人齎发旗牓，人贼説諭，供状欵伏，听从号令，解释器甲，束缚枪杖，依限出参，有悔过自新之意，此招降也。 (2).解救;解脱。 汉焦赣《易林·坎之睽》：解释倒悬。 宋苏辙《龙川青词》之一：伏愿俯念穷困，稍垂宽宥，觉悟朝廷，解释罗网，骨肉安乐，相从北还。 《西游记》第十一回：堕落千年难解释，沉沦永世不翻身。 (3).开释;释放。 《后汉书·王允传》：书奏，得以减死论，是冬大赦，而允独不在宥，三公咸復为言。 至明年，乃得解释。 《北齐书·孝昭帝纪》：文宣乃立帝於前，以刀环拟胁。 召被帝罚者，临以白刃，求帝之短，咸无所陈，方见解释。 (4).消除;消解。 《汉书·王莽传下》：兴到部，欲令明晓告盗贼归田里，假贷犁牛种食，阔其租赋，几可以解释安集。
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有关莫名其妙的反义词近义词 莫名其妙解释：说不出其中的奥妙。 指事情很奇怪，说不出道理来。 下面学习啦小编就给大家整理莫名其妙的反义词，近义词和造句，供大家学习参考。 莫名其妙的反义词洞若观火( 注释: 洞：透彻。 形容观察事物非常清楚，好象看火一样。 )一清二楚( 注释: 十分清楚、明白。 )莫名其妙的近义词不攻自破( 注释:无须攻击，自己就会破灭。 形容论点站不住脚，经不起反驳或攻击。 )理屈词穷( 注释:屈：短，亏;穷：尽。 由于理亏而无话可说。 )莫名其妙( 注释:说不出其中的奥妙。 指事情很奇怪，说不出道理来。 )岂有此理( 注释:哪有这个道理。 指别人的言行或某一事物极其荒谬。 )莫名其妙造句1. 对她莫名其妙的行为，我疑惑不解。 2. 他的一番莫名其妙的话语令我非常费解。 3. 这个人出尔反尔，真叫人莫名其妙。 4. 她天天都说些不着边际、莫名其妙的话。 5. 自然界有很多现象使人莫名其妙。
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小学三年级语文近义词大全 【导语】汉语中的近义词，如同满园的鲜花，五彩纷呈，香气各异，只要精心选用，恰当布局，就能充分表达思想感情，使文章生辉。下面是本店铺整理分享的小学三年级语文近义词大全，欢迎阅读与借鉴，希望对你们有帮助！ 【篇一】小学三年级语文近义词 爱慕—喜爱、安然—安稳、解释—讲解 遨游—游览、奥秘—神秘、决心—决定 懊悔—后悔、偶然—偶尔、聚拢—聚集 爱护—爱惜、遨游—漫游、机灵—机敏 安心—静心、奥秘—奥妙、俊俏—漂亮 偶尔—间或、安慰—宽慰、纠正—改正 安慰—抚慰、报酬—酬劳、巨大—庞大 悲哀—悲伤、崩塌—倒塌、渴望—渴求 必然—必定、避免—幸免、宽广—广阔 必须—一定、抱怨—埋怨、慷慨—大方 比美—媲美、宝贵—珍贵、可惜—惋惜 悲哀—悲痛、避开—躲开、恐怖—恐惧 悲惨—悲凉、悲惨—凄惨、愧疚—内疚 报答—答谢、碧绿—翠绿、劳苦—劳累 包括—包含、本领—本事、立即—马上 帮助—援助、半晌—半天、灵便—灵活 猜测—推测、才干—才能、浏览—扫瞄 采用—采纳、慈悲—慈善、良好—优良 慈祥—慈爱、葱茏—葱郁、连绵—绵延 聪明—聪慧、催促—督促、凉爽—凉快 催促—督促、诧异—惊异、冷淡—冷漠 颤动—抖动、沉浸—沉醉、灵活—灵敏 惩罚—惩处、迟延—拖延、另外—其它 耻笑—讥笑、耻笑—嘲笑、满意—中意
憧憬—向往、酬谢—答谢、漫步—闲逛啜泣—抽泣、创造—制造、茂密—茂盛绰号—外号、沉静—寂静、渺小—微小陈设—陈列、沉思—深思、描绘—描述从容—镇定、传授—教授、猛烈—强烈成功—胜利、踌躇—犹豫、朦胧—模糊沉积—淤积、沉寂—沉静、弥漫—布满觉察—发觉、倘若—假如、密切—紧密驰过—经过、沉默—安静、勉励—鼓励持续—延续、颤抖—发抖、藐视—轻视【篇二】小学三年级语文近义词 灿烂—明媚、传说—传闻、泯灭—消灭慈祥—慈爱、打扮—装扮、摹仿—模仿打搅—打扰、胆怯—害怕、模范—榜样淡忘—忘却、叮嘱—嘱咐、萌芽—发芽陡崖—悬崖、对付—应付、命令—指示对照—对比、诞生—降生、茂密—稠密短暂—瞬间、独特—特别、迷蒙—迷茫打扰—打搅、担心—放心、马上—立刻陡峭—峻峭、悲哀—悲伤、忙碌—劳碌遍布—遍及、便捷—便利、鸟瞰—俯视恩赐—赏赐、飞驰—奔驰、凝结—凝聚发布—公布、发誓—宣誓、凝视—注视发展—进展、繁殖—生殖、挪移—移动反抗—抵抗、防御—防备、难过—难受妨碍—阻碍、分量—重量、能手—专家分外—格外、愤怒—愤慨、偶尔—间或锋利—锐利、服侍—侍侯、便宜—廉价浮现—出现、赋予—给予、哺育—培育
近义词大全（学习必备） （一） 神奇——奇妙神秘——神奇巧妙——奇妙惊叹—惊奇惊异—惊奇奇特——奇异忠诚——真诚忠诚——忠实普遍—普通细微—细小渺小——微小描绘——描述猛烈——强烈罕见—少见围绕—环绕规划——计划明丽——明艳期待——等待欣赏—观赏赏识—赞赏琢磨——思索飞驰——奔驰宽广——广阔偶然—偶尔硕大—巨大幽静——幽寂沉静——寂静吸取——汲取萌芽—发芽思考—思索屹立——矗立渴望——渴求陈设——陈列疲劳—疲惫惊恐—害怕诞生——降生凄苦——凄凉绚烂——灿烂寂寞—孤独刹那—瞬间凝视——凝望炽热——炽烈殷勤——热情摇曳—摇晃沉思—深思分辩——辩解迷蒙——迷茫屹立——耸立思量—思索见谅—原谅照料——照顾立即——立刻夸奖——表扬命令—指示热闹—喧哗爱护——爱惜敬佩——佩服果然——果真激动—激荡聚集—集合富裕——宽裕兴旺——兴盛勤奋——勤劳良好—优良炫耀—夸耀积蓄——积攒散步——漫步争执——争吵危急—紧急从容—镇定耻笑——嘲笑嘱咐——叮嘱发现——发觉温柔—温和居然—竟然缘故——原因预备——准备遨游——漫游眺望—遥望指望—希望和蔼——温和感叹——感慨慷慨——大方爱慕—喜爱安然—安稳遨游—游览奥秘—神秘懊悔—后悔
（二） B 报酬—酬劳悲哀—悲伤崩塌—倒塌必然—必定避免—幸免 便宜—廉价哺育—培育 C 猜测—推测才干—才能采用—采纳诧异—惊诧颤动—抖动 沉浸—沉醉惩罚—惩处迟延—拖延耻笑—讥笑炽热—酷热憧憬—向往酬谢—答谢啜泣—抽泣创造—制造绰号—外号 慈悲—慈善慈祥—慈爱葱茏—葱郁聪明—聪慧催促—督促 璀璨—明亮 D 打扮—装扮打搅—打扰胆怯—害怕淡忘—忘却调皮—淘气 叮嘱—嘱咐陡崖—悬崖妒忌—嫉妒对付—应付对照—对比 E 恩赐—赏赐 F 发布—公布发誓—宣誓发展—进展繁殖—生殖反抗—抵抗 防御—防备妨碍—阻碍分量—重量分外—格外愤怒—愤慨锋利—锐利服侍—侍侯浮现—出现赋予—给予 G 告别—告辞恭敬—尊敬估计—估量鼓励—鼓舞固然—当然 故意—有意关心—关怀管理—治理贯通—贯穿瑰宝—珍宝 H 含糊—模糊寒冷—严寒和蔼—和气宏伟—雄伟欢跃—喜悦 环绕—围绕荒芜—荒凉回顾—回忆汇集—汇合获取—猎取祸患—祸害 J 机灵—灵巧积累—积存即将—马上疾驰—飞奔寄托—寄予讥笑—嘲笑坚固—牢固坚毅—坚强艰苦—艰难艰难—困难建造—建筑交织—交错娇嫩—柔嫩节制—克制竭力—尽力
安然—安稳遨游—游览奥秘—神秘懊悔—后悔报酬—酬劳悲哀—悲伤崩塌—倒塌必然—必定避免—幸免便宜—廉价哺育—培育猜测—推测才干—才能采用—采纳诧异—惊诧颤动—抖动沉浸—沉醉惩罚—惩处迟延—拖延耻笑—讥笑炽热—酷热憧憬—向往酬谢—答谢啜泣—抽泣创造—制造绰号—外号慈悲—慈善慈祥—慈爱葱茏—葱郁聪明—聪慧催促—督促璀璨—明亮打扮—装扮打搅—打扰胆怯—害怕淡忘—忘却调皮—淘气叮嘱—嘱咐陡崖—悬崖妒忌—嫉妒对付—应付对照—对比恩赐—赏赐
发誓—宣誓发展—进展繁殖—生殖反抗—抵抗防御—防备妨碍—阻碍分量—重量分外—格外愤怒—愤慨锋利—锐利服侍—侍侯浮现—出现赋予—给予告别—告辞恭敬—尊敬估计—估量鼓励—鼓舞固然—当然故意—有意关心—关怀管理—治理贯通—贯穿瑰宝—珍宝含糊—模糊寒冷—严寒和蔼—和气宏伟—雄伟欢跃—喜悦环绕—围绕荒芜—荒凉回顾—回忆汇集—汇合获取—猎取祸患—祸害机灵—灵巧积累—积存即将—马上疾驰—飞奔寄托—寄予讥笑—嘲笑坚固—牢固坚毅—坚强艰苦—艰难
建造—建筑交织—交错娇嫩—柔嫩节制—克制竭力—尽力解救—拯救谨防—防备谨慎—慎重惊险—危险精密—周密精致—精巧敬仰—仰慕境界—境地居然—竟然绝望—无望开辟—开发开辟—开拓慷慨—大方可惜—惋惜空暇—空闲恐怖—恐惧控制—操纵款待—招待愧疚—内疚劳苦—劳累冷艳—艳丽黎明—拂晓立即—马上灵便—灵活领略—领会浏览—扫瞄隆重—盛大沦陷—沦落罗列—排列满意—中意漫步—闲逛茂密—茂盛朦胧—模糊弥漫—布满密切—紧密勉励—鼓励勉强—牵强藐视—轻视
明丽—明媚明艳—鲜艳摹仿—模仿蓦地—突然模范—榜样鸟瞰—俯视凝结—凝聚凝视—注视挪移—移动偶尔—间或判断—推断批评—批判疲惫—疲乏疲倦—疲乏僻静—偏僻漂亮—美丽飘荡—漂浮飘拂—漂动品格—品行平生—终生平庸—平凡平整—平坦普通—一般欺凌—凌辱奇妙—奇异歧视—卑视气魄—气势气势—气概启示—启发清晰—清楚乾坤—天地潜伏—埋伏谴责—责备惬意—满意亲密—亲热轻蔑—轻视轻盈—轻快清澈—清亮清纯—纯洁清晰—清楚驱赶—驱逐弱小—微小伤害—损害
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英文单词近义词解释 本文是关于英文单词近义词解释，感谢您的阅读！ 热切的英文： fervent 参考例句： gung-ho(enthusiastic) gung-ho(热切的)Helookedaroundthecircleofeagerfaces. 他看了看四周热切的脸庞。Bekeenabout;beeagerabout 热心;热切Weearnestlyhopethatyouwillgiveusyourvaluablecriticismsandsu ggestions. 热切希望各位提出宝贵意见。(ofawoman)makeover-eageradvancesto(aman) (指女子)热切亲近(男子)Iamlookingforwardtoyourreply. 我热切盼望您的回音.Theyenteredintoeagercolloquywitheachother. 他们展开热切的相互交谈。Theyenteredintoeagercolloquywitheachother 他们展开热切的相互交谈。ThechildrenwaitedwitheageranticipationforChristmas 孩子们热切期待圣诞节的到来。He'sintentongoingtoaustralia. 他热切希望到澳大利亚去。fervent是什么意思：
adj.热诚的；炽热的，热烈的 ConvertedtoChristianitybyaferventAmericanevangelist 受虔诚的美国布道家感化而皈依基督教Shehadaferventfarewellspeech. 感谢您的阅读，本文如对您有帮助，可下载编辑，谢谢
三年级语文下册近义词大全 1课：近义词：聚拢—聚集生机—生气俊俏—俏丽鲜艳—艳丽增添—增加 偶尔—有时偶尔—偶然仿佛—好像光彩夺目——五彩缤纷 2课：近义词：丝绦—丝带细叶—绿叶 3课：近义词：清香—芳香破裂—裂开仿佛—好像赶紧—赶快姿势—姿态 4课：近义词：缘故—原因绽开—开放喜欢—喜爱交错—交叉干涸—干枯 尽头—终点朴素—朴实 5课：近义词：鲜艳—艳丽注视—凝视逃脱—逃离荡漾—飘荡等待—等候 呼吁—号召立即—立刻锐利—锋利饲养—喂养灵活—敏捷 6课：近义词：特殊—特别疲劳—疲惫濒临—面临舒适—舒服立即—立刻 7课：近义词：锐利—锋利清澈—明净裸露—暴露所有—全部 各式各样—各种各样应有尽有—一应俱全 8课：近义词：突然—忽然挺立—直立粗壮—粗大结实—牢固宽阔—宽敞 打算—计划延伸—延长宽阔—开阔赞叹—赞扬高尚—崇高 不约而同—异口同声
9课：近义词：担心—放心接受—拒绝劝说—劝告街坊—邻居赶快—赶紧 南辕北辙—背道而驰 10课：近义词：悲惨—凄惨本事—本领孤单—孤独害怕—恐惧有名—著名 使劲—用力吃惊—惊讶 11课：近义词：相似—相像教诲—教导叮嘱—叮咛审视—端详严肃—严厉 准确—正确平时—平常准确—精准和颜悦色——态度温和 12课：近义词：果然—果真满意—满足称赞—赞扬恍然大悟—茅塞顿开 恍然大悟—执迷不悟若隐若现—一清二楚 13课：近义词：排除—排解忧伤—悲伤欺骗—哄骗假若—假如安慰—劝慰 14课：近义词：临近—接近欢度—欢庆讨论—商量棘手—麻烦肯定—确定 确实—的确仍然—仍旧纠正—订正准备—筹备参加—参与 15课：近义词：防御—防守毕竟—到底服侍—侍候原谅—谅解缘故—原因 后悔—懊悔诚心诚意——真心真意 16课：近义词：调换—更换主意—办法绝招—绝技新鲜—新颖一直—始终
竟然的近义词反义词 “竟然”是多人口头的习惯用语，也可用意义相同的“竟”一字表示。下面是为大家整理的竟然的近义词和反义词，希望对大家有帮助! 竟然的近义词和反义词【竟然解释】：近义词：果然公然居然反义词：居然意外相似词：究竟竟争必竟毕竟不期然而然有志竟成有志者事竟成自然而然 果然guǒrán 1、事实与想的一样，不出意料。如：果然名不虚传 2、假设事实与所说或所料相符。 当然dāng rán 副词，表示对某一行为的确认或肯定;应当这样 竟然造句 (1).表示肯定，强调合于事理或情理，没有疑问。 巴金《探索集;究竟属于谁》：“文艺究竟属于谁?当然属于人民!” 一、这么好一部小说，竟然出自一个怨岁的小作者之手。 二、我辜负了老师的好意，竟然顶撞了她，回想起来懊悔不已。 三、这个狠心的妈妈竟然遗弃自己亲生的孩子。 四、他本来是乱说的,不想歪打正着,竟然被录取了。 五、谁也没有想到,三年之后我们竟然不期而遇了。
六、这伙歹徒竟然在青天白日下干坏事。 七、没想到我们的想法竟然不谋而合。 八、我向警察叔叔敬礼,他竟然给我还礼。 九、才有那麽一点成就，他竟然就目中无人起来。 十、这些法西斯匪徒竟然把荼毒生灵当作一种乐趣,真令人发指。 十一、我实在狠意外，他竟然会做出这样鬼使神差的事。 十二、原盼他老马识途，没想到竟然和我们一样初游此地，这下可要冒险了。 十三、为一点小事,他们竟然大动干戈。 十四、平时十分客气的老张,竟然拒绝了他的要求。 十五、这只忘恩负义的小狈，竟然咬了主人一口。 十六、没想到这么点小事竟然引起这样一场轩然大波。 十七、那个狼心狗肺的儿子，竟然忍心把亲生父亲的手臂砍断。 十八、没想到竟然在大庭广众之下出洋相，使他感到狼狈不堪。 十九、如今听到说事情竟然已经解决了，他顿时喜出望外。 二十、这部书稿是他十几年辛勤劳动的成果,竟然毁于一旦。 二十一、为了几个钱，这个人面兽心的家伙竟然杀死了自己的亲生母亲! 二十二、爸爸看到我这次的考试成绩竟然不及格，气的他暴跳如雷。 二十三、这隻忘恩负义的小狗，竟然咬了主人一口。 二十四、他模仿古人吟诗竟然模仿得有声有色、惟妙惟肖。
所有的近义词 近义词：全部、一切、通盘、统统、全数、悉数、整个、总共、一共全部：全部quánbù[whole;comple;total;all] 整个部类;不缺少任何部分、部件或成分的数目、集合或总体全部文学创作全部quánbù[wholly] 完全全部迁走一切：通盘：通盘tōngpán(1) [overall]∶全部地通盘地看,这张图片的'质量是很好的(2) [all-round;comprehensive]∶不局限在一个区域或一个方面;全面地,多方面地,从各成员、单位、部分或阶段来看如果从通盘来看,他是我们最好的运动员统统：统统tǒngtǒng[wholly;completely;entirely] 全,都你的意思我统统明白了全数：全数quánshù[whole amount] 全部[可以计数的东西];彻底钱款全数付讫悉数：悉数xīshǔ(1) [enumerate in full detail]∶完全列举或说出他拥有不可悉数的珍宝(2) [explain each point clearly]∶对事情一一说明悉数xīshù[the entire sum] 全部数量仲能悉数而去之耶?——苏洵《管仲论》悉数归公整个：整个zhěngg è[complete;entire;full;total;all] 所有的,全体整个地区都忙碌起来总共：总共zǒnggòng[in all;altogether;sum up;in the aggregate] 合在一起;一共总共约五千人一共：反义词：暂无所有词典解释(详细解释)词语拼音：suǒyǒu词语解释：所有suǒyǒu (1) [own; possess]∶占有,有支配权这些都归你所有(2) [all things]∶占有的东西尽其所有(3) [all]∶全部,一点也不剩下贡献我所有的力量他所有的抱负、志向、希望、前程,全被一笔勾销
近义词大全 （一）近义词： 飘扬-飘舞(飘荡飘动) 粗壮-粗壮洁白-雪白玩耍-嬉戏使劲-用劲(用力) 假装-假扮观察-观看引人注目-引人注意鼓舞-鼓励居然-竟然似乎-好像汲取-吸取笔陡-陡峭发颤-发抖(颤动) 耷拉-低垂可惜-惋惜坚定-坚强婉转-委婉一定-肯定欢快-欢乐突然-忽然立刻-马上大量-观察仔细-认真著名-闻名遗迹-遗址兴趣-爱好平整-平坦考察-研究解释-说明(解说) 忽然-突然奇怪-惊奇 (奇特) 孤-独遥-远精心-细心希望-期望憧憬-向往依然-依旧(仍然) 寻找-寻觅垂头丧气-灰心丧气踪影-踪迹继续-连续清凉-凉爽留意-小心丰收-丰产密切-亲密适宜-合适展示-展现需要-需求陆续-连续奥妙-奥秘艳丽-明丽吻合-符合大致-大约(大概) 舒展-展开(舒张) 辨认-辨别(分辨) 寻找-寻觅推测-推想(猜想) 包括-包含证实-证明准确-精确满身-浑身(全身) 试验-实验沿途-沿路不紧不慢-斯条慢理(不慌不忙) 忿忿-生气跛-瘸究竟-到底居然-竟然顺着-沿着指点-点明走失-丢失详细-具体哄-骗缺-少绽开-开放按时-准时空闲-清闲带劲-有劲细微-庞大(巨大) 浪费-耗费 清闲-悠闲随意-任意简单-简略拜访-拜见(拜望) 发明-创造观赏-欣赏细微-微小千里迢迢-路途遥远启发-启迪绚丽多彩-色彩斑斓(五彩缤纷) 好奇-新奇(奇怪) 招引-吸引使劲-用劲(用力) 观察-观看白发苍苍-头发花白勇气-气魄鼓舞-鼓励居然-竟然力量-力气一簇簇-一堆堆满载而归-凯旋而归投入-参与或者-或许兴趣-兴致清楚-明白震惊-震动(震撼) 忘记-遗忘炎热-酷热躲-藏准备-预备停当-完毕五彩缤纷-五光十色温柔-轻柔留意-留心辽阔-广阔道别-告别伙伴-朋友恐怕-可能明白-知道悄悄-偷偷四周-周围特别-尤其突然-忽然一本正经-认真严肃散发-散出勤劳-勤快吩咐-嘱咐(叮嘱) 等候—等待止境—尽头请教—求教传授－教授渊博－广博纳闷－疑惑保留－保存相距－距离佩服－敬佩拜访－访问－拜见长进－进步品行－品德敬重－尊重－敬佩日夜兼程－夜以继日风餐露宿－跋山涉水－翻山越岭－风尘仆仆黑暗－漆黑 缓缓－慢慢辽阔－广阔－宽广混沌－混浊漆黑－乌黑上升－升高周围－四周茂盛－茂密 滋润－湿润逐渐－渐渐才干－才智－才能节省－节约美观－美丽－漂亮坚固－牢固图形－图案雄伟－雄壮精美－精致缠绕－环绕建造－建设宝贵－珍贵缠绕－环绕回首遥望－回首远望智慧－聪明保留－保存拽住－拉住惊扰－扰乱悠闲－清闲溜达－闲逛名扬中外－世界闻名－举世闻名紧急－危急至－到孤－独此－这相宜－适宜也－亦碧－绿－青空－闲富饶－富足－富有各种各样－各式各样千奇百怪－千姿百态丰盛－丰富－丰厚展开－绽开圆溜溜－圆滚滚五光十色－五颜六色－五彩缤纷瑰丽－奇丽－美丽交错－交织守卫－保卫色彩－颜色宝贵－珍贵形状－样子庞大－巨大栖息－歇息威武－威猛－威严堆积－积累诱人－迷人苍翠－青翠名贵－珍贵飞舞－飘舞融化－融解汇成－聚成－汇集淙淙－潺潺欣赏－观赏照射－照耀葱葱茏茏－郁郁葱葱严严实实－厚厚实实（结结实实）浸－泡藏－躲奉献—贡献成群结队－三五成群应有尽有－一应俱全闪耀－闪烁乐意－愿意降临－降
7、四字词语： 风餐露宿日夜兼程满载而归如愿以偿没精打采沉默不语刻舟求剑 目不转睛恍然大悟五洲四海举世闻名高楼大厦应有尽有一本正经 引人注目自言自语欢蹦乱跳大惊失色千呼万唤垂头丧气争奇斗艳 芬芳迷人准确无误挤来挤去远近闻名奔流不息双龙戏珠风景优美 特产丰富五光十色高低不平各种各样成群结队千奇百怪四脚朝天 合二为一乱成一团大显神威相提并论不假思索兴高采烈闻鸡起舞 8、成语归类： 描写神态的成语：没精打采沉默不语目不转睛恍然大悟垂头丧气 少——增加果然——居然结束——开始 四、近反义词。 1、近义词： 安静——宁静穿戴——穿着打扮——装扮常常——经常 似乎——好像犹豫——迟疑鼓舞——鼓励力量—
—力气居然——竟然 快乐——高兴喜爱——喜欢坚定——坚决突然——忽然立刻——马上 仔细——认真平整——平坦巨大——庞大明白——了解著名——有名 特别——非常漂亮——美丽高兴——愉快缓缓——慢慢憧憬——向往 快活——快乐五彩缤纷——五颜六色辽阔——广阔修建——建造 大致——大概眺望——遥望拜访——拜见欣赏——观赏产生——发生 迎候——等候连忙——急忙纳闷——奇怪茂盛——茂密坚固——牢固 节省——节约才干——才能普通——平凡热闹——喧闹瑰丽——美丽 宝贵——珍贵飞舞——飘舞危急——危险仍然——依然悲伤——悲痛 难过——难受骄傲——傲慢谦虚——虚心轻蔑——轻视懦弱——软弱 镇定——镇静永远——永久获得——取得思索——思考诚挚——真诚 2反义词：
傲慢——谦虚懦弱——勇敢丑陋——美丽愚蠢——聪明 安静——热闹古老——年轻快乐——痛苦喜爱——讨厌合拢——张开 犹豫——果断炎热——寒冷勤劳——懒惰高大——矮小经常——偶尔 严寒——酷暑仔细——马虎稳稳当当——摇摇晃晃希望——失望 温柔——粗暴宽阔——狭窄有意——无意干燥——湿润危险——安全 陌生——熟悉伟大——渺小简单——复杂产生——消失清闲——忙碌 敬重——轻视远近闻名——默默无闻上升——下降轻——重 清——浊黑暗——光明巨大——微小容易——困难节省——浪费 减轻——加重清清楚楚——模模糊糊前进——后退长处——短处 胜利——失败减少—增加果然——居然结束——开始
三年级下册所有近义词、反义词 班级（）姓名（） 俊俏—俏丽聚拢—聚集生机—生气偶尔—有时增添— 增加 疲倦—疲劳丝绦—丝带清早—清晨饱胀—饱满嫩黄— 鲜黄 姿势—姿态仿佛—好像停止—停顿挨挤—挨紧冒出— 露出 清香—芳香本领—本事展开—开放破裂—裂开弯曲— 曲折 周围—四周沉积—积淀交错—交叉喜欢—喜爱干涸— 干枯 鲜艳—艳丽陡峭—陡立清脆—清亮注视—凝视逃脱— 逃离 荡漾—飘荡美丽—好看等待—等候舒适—舒服特殊— 特别 启程—出发骤降—突降疲劳—疲惫濒临—面临立即— 马上 在乎—在意早先—原先美丽—漂亮裸露—暴露黎明— 早晨 各种各样—各式各样批示—指示突然—忽然延伸— 延长
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著名同义词是什么 导读：著名是指在作品上展现出名字来，常引申为某人在某一方面非常有造诣，很出名。以下是小编收集的同义词，欢迎查看！ 同义词 1．著名人士。 【闻名】听到名声、有名。如： 2．①听到名声：对于他，我还未见过，只是闻名而已。②有名：举世闻名。 【知名】①谓正确认识事物的名称。②告知姓名。③谓闻知其名声或名字。④声名为世所知。犹出名。如： 3．他是一位知名企业家。 【有名】①出名。谓名字为大家所知。②有正当理由。③道家指万物本原的命名。与"无名"相对。如： 4．他在这一带很有名。 【盛名】很大的名声。如： 5．久负盛名；盛名之下，其实难副。 ◆辨析：“著名”着重于人物出名。“闻名、知名、有名”指被人熟知。“盛名”着重名声很大。 造句 1、如果人仅仅为自身劳动，也许他能够成为著名的学者，伟大的智者，卓越的诗人。 2、野花各处都是：杂样儿的，著名字的，没名字的，散在草丛
里，仿佛眼睛，仿佛星星，还眨呀眨的。 3、哈佛有一个著名的理论：人的差别在于业余时间，而一个人的命运决定于晚上8点到10点之间。每晚抽出2个小时的时间用来阅读、进修、思考或参加有意的演讲、讨论，你会发现，你的人生正在发生改变，坚持数年之后，成功会向你招手。 4、最著名的怪石要算飞来石，为什么叫飞来石呢？因为飞来石竖立在悬崖边，重200吨，可与地面接触的地方只有一点点，无论风怎么吹，雨怎么下，它都纹丝不动，仿佛是从天上飞下来的一样。 5、著名的爱尔兰编辑兼诗人乔治.鲁西尔曾经引用了这么一个谚语；“我们成为我们所期待的人。”他用自身的成为一个伟大的作家、演说家、画家和诗人的事实，论证了这一点。这句话伴随我度过了三年的高中生活，后来我来到了北大。 6、新疆的哈密瓜在国内外都很著名。 7、他的这篇著作为他成为著名作家之一奠定了基础。 8、著名地理学家、气象学家竺可桢的座右铭是：“不媚俗，不媚外，不媚权贵。”这展现出一个科学家的高贵品质。 9、爷爷是著名国画家，最擅长花鸟和山水。 10、张叔叔热爱音乐，是著名的小提琴演奏家。 11、有一句著名的格言说：几何公理要是触犯了人们的利益，那也一定会被推翻的。 12、颁奖会上，我荣幸地看到了几位著名数学家。 13、聂耳和冼星海都是著名的作曲家。
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