意思相近的動詞

1、14、 搖動、擺動、揮舞的動作1 swing （tomoveorturninacircleoranarc,usuallypivotingaroundafixedpoint,ormakesomethingmoveorturninthisway） eg: swing ones arms 擺臂； He accidentally found that the desk clock did not swing its pendulum.他無意中發(fā)現(xiàn)座鐘不搖擺了。2 Sway（to move slowly from side to side; to move sth. in this way）Eg: Sl

2、ipintoachairorremainupright,andsway back and forth.滑進一張椅子中，或者保持直立，來回的搖晃。Ithaslongleavesthatswayinthewindlikeslimfingers,reachingtotouchsomething.它那修長的葉子在風中搖動，好象伸出纖細的手指去觸摸什么東西。3 Rock （tomovebackwardsandforwardsorfromsidetosideinagentleway）Eg：Thetreesstood in an attitude ofintentness,asiftheywaited lo

3、ngingly for awindto come androckthem.樹木紋絲不動，仿佛熱切地期望著有一陣風來搖動它們。 allofasudden,thefurniturein theroombegantorockand thehousestartedto squeak- it was anearthquake.突然之間，房間里的家具開始搖動，房屋也開始吱吱叫原來是地震了。Wave1.tomovethehandorarmfromsidetosideorupanddownasagreeting,farewell,orsignal eg: hewavedtometo saygoodbye. 他

4、揮手向我道別。2.tomovefromsidetosideorupanddown,orcausesomethingsuchasaflagtomovefromsidetosideorupanddown. Eg: Thoseguyshaveearnedtherighttowalk intothatstadiumandwavetheirnationsflag. 那些小伙子已經(jīng)贏得了走進體育場并揮舞自己國家國旗的權(quán)利。4 Shake1. tomovebackandforthorupanddowninshortquickmovements,or makesomethingorsomebodymovein

5、thisway. Eg:Yougotthebeatsandbreaksandyourbodyshake,andwere dont it allnight long.你間歇的打著拍子，搖擺著身體，我們不會持續(xù)整夜。2.tomovetheheadfromsidetosideinordertoexpressdisagreement,disbelief,commiseration,orsorrowEg: Heused toshakehisheadandhewouldjustsmile.他會搖搖頭并輕輕一笑。15. 眼看的動作1 see (to become aware of sb/sth by usi

6、ng your eyes) eg: Thechildiseagertoseehismother. 小孩急著想見媽媽。2 watch(to look at sb/sth for a time, paying attention to what happens) eg: watch movies; Welcomeyoutowatchthechildrenheldbyland taxinvestigationtalentshow! 歡迎你觀看由地稅新村舉辦的少兒才藝展會！3 read(to look at and understand the meaning of written or printe

7、d words or symbols) eg: Iusedtoreadnewspapersbeforegoing tobed. 我過去常常在上床睡覺前看報紙。4 Look(tousetheeyestoexamine,watch,orfindsomebodyorsomething) eg: Look!ThechildrenarestillwatchingTV. 瞧！孩子們?nèi)匀辉诳措娨暋? Look at (useonessight;turntheeyesinsomedirection;trytosee) eg: Maybeyou canonlylookathimindistance. 也許只能遠

8、遠的望著他。6 View(toseeorlookatsomething,especiallyfromaparticularangleor locationorusingaparticulardevice) eg: Thistoolallowsyoutoturnthecararound andviewitfromallangles. 這項工具允許您旋轉(zhuǎn)車子從各種角度觀看。7 Meet(togettogetherwithsomebodybyarrangement)Eg: Wemadearrangementswith him tomeetinaweek. 我們和他約好一周后見面8 Observe(t

9、o see or notice sb/sth)Eg: ThroughthemicroscopelensIcanclearlyobservethewormeggthatis notapparentto thenaked eye.透過顯微鏡片，我清楚地看到了肉眼無法看到的蠕蟲卵。16. 哭的動作1 cry（toshedtearsastheresultofastronglyfeltemotion） eg：shecouldnotfindhermotherandbegantocry. 她找不到媽媽，于是哭了起來2 weep(toshedtears,especiallyasasignofsorrowfor

10、somethingorsomebody) eg: Shesankdownonthebedandbegantoweeplikealittlegirl. 她癱倒在床上，開始像個小女孩一樣地哭泣。 Theydonotlieawakeinthedarkandweepfortheirsins.不會躺在黑暗中徹夜不眠，為自己的罪孽流淚。3 sob(tocrynoisilywhiletakingshortbreaths) eg: Isobquietlywithoutadropoftear. 我默默抽泣，但沒有流下一滴眼淚4 blubber(tosobinaloudandunattractivemanner)

11、 eg:5 boohoo(toweepnoisily)6 break into tears;burst into tears,burst out crying7 wail(cryorcomplaininaloud,usu.shrill,voice)eg: Iwasastoundedtoseeherwailintotears. 我吃驚地看到她的流淚哀號。8 bawl(to cry loudly, especially in an unpleasant and annoying way)eg: Sheputsherheadin herhandsandstartstobawl. 她雙手抱住自己的頭，

12、開始放聲痛哭17. 笑的動作1 Laugh（tomakesoundsfromthethroatwhilebreathingoutinshortburstsorgaspsasawayofexpressingamusement）eg：Shetickledthebabysfeetandmadehimlaugh. 他搔孩子的腳，使他發(fā)笑2 smile（toraisethecornersofthemouthinanexpressionofamusement,pleasure,orapproval）eg：Asyoucanbeforemyeyes,andsmiletome!好像你就在我眼前，對我微笑！3 b

13、eam（tosmilebroadlywithhappinessorsatisfaction,orexpressfeelingsbysmilingbroadly）4 grin(tosmilebroadly,usuallyshowingtheteeth)eg:Igrin,quitepleasedbythisturnofevents. 我咧嘴笑了笑，對事情的轉(zhuǎn)變感到很高興。5 smirk(to smile in a silly or unpleasant way that shows that you are pleased with yourself) eg: Diffuseflow ofthou

14、ghtsin myheartthatIoftencan not understandapersonwillsmirkof adaze. 思念的潮水漫過我心頭的時候，經(jīng)常會一個人莫明其妙的傻笑發(fā)呆。6 leer(to look or smile at sb in an unpleasant way that shows an evil or sexual interest in them)7 sneer(to show that you have no respect for sb by the expression on your face or by the way you speak)Eg: AutocratsneednotsneeratthetroublesofWesterndemocracies. 獨裁者無需嘲笑西方民主世界面臨的麻煩8 ridicule(to make sb/st