1、eschewing

eschewing發(fā)音

英：　　美：

eschewing中文意思翻譯

常用釋義：v．避免

vt.避免；避開(kāi)；遠避

eschewing雙語(yǔ)使用場(chǎng)景

1、truly productive often means eschewing busyness.───真正的富有成效往往以為著(zhù)要避開(kāi)忙碌。

2、Eschewing traditional grains like barley and hops, beer made with bamboo offers a unique flavor suitable for your bamboo-derived repast!───暫不談傳統谷物如大麥和酒花，用竹子釀的啤酒給你的竹宴帶來(lái)獨特的風(fēng)味！

3、So designers, who had avoided technology to the point of eschewing e-commerce, are using it to ride today's shopping wave.───因此，那些極力回避電子商務(wù)技術(shù)的設計師們現在正在利用它駕馭今天的購物潮流。

4、And when the issue is something as basic as water, eschewing it completely from one's diet is all but impossible.───然而當事情涉及到飲用水這種生活必需品時(shí)，要在飲食中完全避開(kāi)它是絕無(wú)可能的。

5、The rest of the couples fell into the middle ground of neither particularly materialistic nor money-eschewing.───剩余的夫婦則是屬于中間派，既不特別物質(zhì)主義，也不回避金錢(qián)。

6、He issued detailed proposals for private accounts while eschewing, until much later, solvency proposals.───他在公布私人賬戶(hù)具體方案的同時(shí)，同時(shí)在很長(cháng)時(shí)間內對關(guān)于其償付能力的規劃避而不談。

7、Eschewing the heat-hazes of ego, emotion and illusion, he should seek the endless blue clarity of a frosty winter day.───他應該避開(kāi)自我、情感和錯覺(jué)的濃濃迷霧，尋找寒冷冬日里一望無(wú)際的澄明碧空。

8、Your instinct for eschewing such code is correct.───您的避開(kāi)這類(lèi)代碼的本能是正確的。

9、Craigslist fashions itself more of a public service than a for-profit entity, eschewing many opportunities to monetize its user base.───Craigslist把自己定位為一個(gè)公共服務(wù)，而不是盈利實(shí)體；同時(shí)它放棄了很多通過(guò)它的用戶(hù)群賺錢(qián)的機會(huì )。

eschewing相似詞語(yǔ)短語(yǔ)

1、eschewing define───回避定義

2、eschewing pronunciation───避開(kāi)發(fā)音

3、eschewing meaning───回避意義

4、eschewing defined───回避定義

5、eschewing pronounce───回避發(fā)音

6、eschewing means───回避手段

7、eschewing help───回避幫助

2、請給我所有包含turn.make的詞組

太多了就說(shuō)一些常見(jiàn)的

turn away

To send away; dismiss:

把…打發(fā)走；解雇：

turned away the salesperson.

解雇了推銷(xiāo)員

To repel:

驅逐：

The poor location of the condominium turned away many prospective buyers.

公寓房偏僻的位置趕跑了許多很有希望的買(mǎi)主

To avert; deflect:

擋開(kāi)；使轉向：

turned away all criticism.

擋開(kāi)了所有的批評

turn back

To reverse one's direction of motion:

折回，往回走：掉轉某人的運動(dòng)方向：

stopped on the road and had to turn back.

在公路上停了下來(lái)，只好往回走

To drive back and away:

使折回，趕回去：

turned back the uninvited comers.

把不速之客趕了回去

To halt the advance of:

使停止前進(jìn)，擋?。?/p>

managed to turn back the advancing army.

設法擋住了向前推進(jìn)的軍隊

To fold down:

翻起，折轉：

Turn back the corner of the page to save your place in the book.

在書(shū)角上折一下來(lái)作讀到哪里的記號

turn down

To diminish the speed, volume, intensity, or flow of:

降低，減弱：調低速度、音量、強度或流量：

Turn down the radio, please.

請把收音機的音量調低

To reject or refuse, as a person, advice, or a suggestion:

拒絕：拒絕某人、建議或忠告：

We politely turned down the invitation.

我們有禮貌地拒絕了邀請

To fold or be capable of folding down:

翻下：折轉或能夠被翻下：

turn a collar down; a collar that turns down.

翻下衣領(lǐng)；能翻下的衣領(lǐng)

turn in

To hand in; give over:

交還；上交：

turned in the final exam.

上交期末考試試卷

To inform on or deliver:

檢舉，陳述：

The criminal turned herself in.

罪犯自首了

To produce:

完成：

turns in a consistent performance every day.

每天的表現都很一致

Informal To go to bed:

非正式用語(yǔ) 上床睡覺(jué)：

I turned in early last night.

我昨晚很早就上床睡覺(jué)了

turn off

To stop the operation, activity, or flow of; shut off:

關(guān)閉，停止：終止運轉、行為或流動(dòng)；關(guān)掉：

turned off the television.

關(guān)掉電視

Slang

To affect with dislike, displeasure, or revulsion:

討厭，厭惡：使不喜歡，討厭或厭惡：

That song really turns me off.

我一點(diǎn)也不喜歡那首歌

To affect with boredom:

使厭煩：

The play turned the audience off.

這出戲讓觀(guān)眾很倒味

To lose or cause to lose interest; withdraw:

失去或使失去興趣；撤回：

turning off to materialism.

淪為實(shí)利主義

To cease paying attention to:

不注意：

Unable to leave my seat, I turned off the boring speaker and thought about vacation.

不能離開(kāi)我的座位，我對那個(gè)令人厭煩的講演者置之不理，開(kāi)始考慮假期

To divert; deflect.

分散；轉移

Chiefly British To dismiss (an employee).

多用于英國 解雇（員工）

turn on

To cause to begin the operation, activity, or flow of:

打開(kāi)，開(kāi)啟：使開(kāi)始運作、活動(dòng)或流動(dòng)：

Turn on the light bulb.

打開(kāi)電燈

To begin to display, employ, or exude:

開(kāi)始展示，顯露出，流露出：

turn on the charm.

顯露出魅力

Slang

俚語(yǔ)

To take or cause to take a mind-altering drug, especially for the first time.

開(kāi)始或使開(kāi)始吸毒，尤指第一次

To be or cause to become interested, pleasurably excited, or stimulated. Often used withto :

使興奮，使刺激：產(chǎn)生或使產(chǎn)生興趣、興奮或刺激。通常與to 連用：

My uncle turned me on to jazz. She turned on to surfing this summer.

我叔叔使我對爵士樂(lè )發(fā)生了興趣。這個(gè)夏季她對滑水發(fā)生了興趣

To excite or become excited sexually.

（使）激發(fā)性欲

turn out

To shut off:

關(guān)上，關(guān)掉：

turned out the lights.

關(guān)掉了燈

To arrive or assemble, as for a public event or entertainment:

聚集，召集：聚集或召集，如參加公眾活動(dòng)或娛樂(lè )：

A large group of protesters have turned out.

一大群抗議者聚集到了一起

To produce, as by a manufacturing process; make:

生產(chǎn)：產(chǎn)出，如通過(guò)制作過(guò)程；制造：

an assembly line turning out cars.

生產(chǎn)小汽車(chē)的流水線(xiàn)

To be found to be, as after experience or trial:

證實(shí)：發(fā)覺(jué)是，如經(jīng)歷或試驗之后：

The rookie turned out to be the best hitter on the team.

新手證明是隊里最出色的擊球員

To end up; result:

結果；結果：

The cake turned out beautifully.

蛋糕最后做出來(lái)很漂亮

To equip; outfit:

裝備；配置：

troops that were turned out beautifully.

裝備精良的隊伍

Informal To get out of bed.

非正式用語(yǔ) 起床

To evict; expel:

趕出；使搬走：

The tenants were turned out.

房客都被趕走了

turn over

To bring the bottom to the top or vice versa; invert.

翻轉，翻過(guò)來(lái)：把底翻到上面或相反面；翻轉

To shift the position of, as by rolling from one side to the other.

翻滾：改變位置，似乎通過(guò)從一邊到另一邊滾動(dòng)

To shift one's position by rolling from one side to the other.

翻身：從一邊滾向另一邊改變位置

To rotate; cycle:

旋轉；轉動(dòng)：

The engine turned over but wouldn't start.

發(fā)動(dòng)機轉了一圈，但是沒(méi)有起動(dòng)

To think about; consider:

考慮；思考：

She turned over the problem in her mind.

她仔細考慮了這個(gè)問(wèn)題

To transfer to another; surrender:

移交；交出：

turned over the illegal funds.

交出了非法資金

To do business to the extent or amount of:

營(yíng)業(yè)額達：

turn over a million dollars a year.

一年的營(yíng)業(yè)額是一百萬(wàn)美元

To seem to lurch or heave convulsively:

翻動(dòng)：似乎在痙攣性地抽動(dòng)：

My stomach turned over.

我的胃在翻動(dòng)

turn to

To begin work:

開(kāi)始工作：

If you quit dawdling and just turn to, the cleaning will be done in a day.

如果你停止閑逛，馬上開(kāi)始工作，清潔工作一天就能做完

turn up

To increase the speed, volume, intensity, or flow of:

開(kāi)大，調高：增加速度、音量，強度或流量：

turn up the public-address system.

調高播音系統的音量

To find:

發(fā)現，找到：

She turned up the missing papers under her blotter.

她在記事本下找到了丟失的文件

To be found:

找到：

The papers will turn up sooner or later.

文件遲早會(huì )找到的

To make an appearance; arrive:

出現；到達：

Several old friends turned up at the reunion.

好幾個(gè)老朋友出現在聚會(huì )上

To fold or be capable of folding up:

折疊：折疊或能夠被折疊：

turning up his cuffs; cuffs that will turn up.

卷起自己的袖口；卷起來(lái)的袖口

To happen unexpectedly:

意外地發(fā)生：

Something turned up and I was unable to go.

發(fā)生了一點(diǎn)意外，我不能離開(kāi)

To be evident:

變得明顯：

Her name constantly turns up in art circles.

她的名字經(jīng)常出現在藝術(shù)圈里

at every turn

In every place; at every moment.

處處；時(shí)時(shí)

by turns

One after another; alternately:

輪流地，交替地：

“From the . . . testimony emerges a man by turns devious and honest, vulgar and gallant, scatterbrained and shrewd”(Life)

“從指證來(lái)看，一個(gè)人交替地表現為狡猾和誠實(shí)，粗鄙和豪俠，浮躁和精明”(生活)

in turn

In the proper order or sequence.

依次地，輪流地

out of turn

Not in the proper order or sequence.

未按照正當的次序或順序地

At an inappropriate time or in an inappropriate manner:

不合時(shí)宜地，輕率地：

I may be speaking out of turn, but you might like to know that your attire does not conform to the dress code here.

或許我說(shuō)話(huà)有些不合時(shí)宜，但是你可能愿意知道你的衣著(zhù)與這里的服裝規則不相符

to a turn

To a precise degree; perfectly:

正好；恰好：

The roast was done to a turn.

面包烤得恰到好處

turn a blind eye

To refuse to see or recognize something:

熟視無(wú)睹：拒絕正視，裝作沒(méi)看見(jiàn)：

turned a blind eye to government corruption.

對于政府的腐敗熟視無(wú)睹

turn a deaf ear

To refuse to listen to or hear something:

置若罔聞，裝作沒(méi)聽(tīng)見(jiàn)：

turned a deaf ear to the protests.

對抗議置若罔聞

turn a hair

To become afraid or upset:

慌張，不安：變得慌張或不安：

didn't turn a hair during the bank robbery.

在搶劫銀行發(fā)生的過(guò)程中，沒(méi)有露出絲毫慌張的神色

turn (one's) back on

To deny; reject.

拒絕；放棄

To abandon; forsake.

拋棄；丟棄

turn (one's) hand

To apply oneself, as to a task:

著(zhù)手：從事，如一項工作：

turned her hand to writing the dissertation; was lazy and wouldn't turn his hand.

開(kāi)始著(zhù)手寫(xiě)學(xué)術(shù)論文；很懶，不肯開(kāi)始工作

turn (one's) head

To cause to become infatuated.

使變得糊涂

To cause to become egotistical and conceited:

使變得自負，自高大自：

Success has turned his head.

成功使他變得自高自大

turn over a new leaf

To change, as one's attitude or conduct, for the better.

改過(guò)一新：向好的方面轉變，如自己的態(tài)度成舉止

turn tail

To run away.

逃跑，逃走

turn the corner 或

turn a corner

To reach and surpass a midpoint or milestone.

到達并超越了終點(diǎn)或里程碑

turn the other cheek

To respond to insult or injury by patiently eschewing retaliation.

逆來(lái)順受：以忍耐對待侮辱和傷害

turn the scales

To offset the balance of a situation.

打破僵局：打破某一形式的平衡狀態(tài)

turn the tables

To reverse a situation and gain the upper hand.

轉敗為勝：扭轉了局勢而處于上風(fēng)

turn turtle

To capsize or turn upside-down:

傾覆，底朝天翻轉：

Our sailboat turned turtle during the squall.

在風(fēng)暴中我們的帆船翻了個(gè)底朝天

turn up (one's) nose

To regard (something) with disdain or scorn:

輕視，看不起：不把…放在眼里，蔑視：

turned up her nose at the food.

她對食物嗤之以鼻