| 单词 | and |
| 释义 | and 463 ENTRIES FOUND: and (conjunction) alpha and omega (noun) arts and crafts (noun) assault and battery (noun) back and forth (adverb) back-and-forth (noun) bait and switch (noun) ball and chain (noun) B and B (noun) be-all and end-all (noun) bed and board (noun) bed-and-breakfast (noun) bells and whistles (noun) black-and-blue (adjective) black-and-white (adjective) black and white (noun) block and tackle (noun) bread and butter (noun) bread-and-butter (adjective) breaking and entering (noun) brick-and-mortar (adjective) bring-and-buy sale (noun) bubble and squeak (noun) cash-and-carry (noun) cat and mouse (noun) cease and desist order (noun) checks and balances (noun) chicken-and-egg (adjective) cloak-and-dagger (adjective) cock-and-bull story (noun) cops and robbers (noun) country and western (noun) cut-and-dried (adjective) cut-and-paste (adjective) down-and-dirty (adjective) down-and-out (adjective) fish and chips (noun) five-and-dime (noun) foot-and-mouth disease (noun) fun and games (noun) get-up-and-go (noun) give-and-take (noun) half-and-half (noun) hard-and-fast (adjective) hide-and-go-seek (noun) hide-and-seek (noun) hit-and-miss (adjective) hit-and-run (adjective) hit-and-run (noun) hoof-and-mouth disease (noun) hue and cry (noun) hunt-and-peck (noun) ins and outs (noun) Jekyll and Hyde (noun) kiss-and-tell (adjective) life-and-death (adjective) meat and potatoes (noun) meat-and-potatoes (adjective) mom-and-pop (adjective) nickel-and-dime (adjective) nickel-and-dime (verb) nip and tuck (adjective) noughts and crosses (noun) odds and ends (noun) open-and-shut (adjective) out-and-out (adjective) park and ride (noun) pick-and-mix (adjective) pins and needles (noun) plug and play (noun) point-and-click (adjective) point-and-shoot (adjective) Punch-and-Judy show (noun) Q and A (noun) rank and file (noun) research and development (noun) rhythm and blues (noun) rock and roll (noun) room and board (noun) rough-and-ready (adjective) rough-and-tumble (adjective) salt-and-pepper (adjective) S and M (noun) savings and loan association (noun) show-and-tell (noun) skull and crossbones (noun) slash-and-burn (adjective) smash-and-grab (adjective) smoke and mirrors (noun) so-and-so (noun) song and dance (noun) spic-and-span (adjective) spit and polish (noun) Stars and Stripes (noun) stop-and-go (adjective) such and such (adjective) such and such (pronoun) supply and demand (noun) surf and turf (noun) sweet-and-sour (adjective) tea and sympathy (noun) time and a half (noun) Tom, Dick, and Harry (noun) tongue-and-groove (adjective) touch and go (adjective) track and field (noun) tried-and-true (adjective) up-and-coming (adjective) wash-and-wear (adjective) ways and means (noun) Antigua and Barbuda (proper noun) Bosnia and Herzegovina (proper noun) Newfoundland and Labrador (proper noun) Saint Kitts and Nevis (proper noun) Saint-Pierre and Miquelon (proper noun) Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (proper noun) São Tomé and Príncipe (proper noun) Trinidad and Tobago (proper noun) Turks and Caicos (proper noun) United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (proper noun) about (adjective) above (preposition) again (adverb) alive (adjective) all (pronoun) anon (adverb) arm (noun) around (adjective) ash (noun) away (adverb) backward (adverb) bag (noun) baggage (noun) bear (verb) beck (noun) bed (noun) bee (noun) beg (verb) between (adverb) betwixt (preposition) beyond (preposition) bill (verb) binge (verb) bird (noun) bit (noun) blood (noun) blow (verb) bob (noun) Bob (noun) body (noun) bone (noun) borrow (verb) bound (adjective) bound (noun) bow (verb) branch (noun) breadth (noun) breathe (verb) brick (noun) bright (adjective) burn (verb) bury (verb) bushy (adjective) by (adverb) caboodle (noun) cake (noun) call (noun) carry (verb) cat (noun) center (noun) change (noun) chapter (noun) child (noun) choose (verb) chop (verb) circumstance (noun) clear (adverb) coffee (noun) cold (adjective) come (verb) coming (noun) compare (verb) count (verb) crash (verb) cut (verb) cut (noun) damn (verb) day (noun) dead (adjective) death (noun) devil (noun) dice (verb) dine (verb) distant (adjective) divide (verb) dog (noun) done (adjective) down (adverb) drabs (noun) dribs (noun) dry (adjective) each (adjective) ear (noun) earth (noun) easy (adverb) eat (verb) ebb (noun) ever (adverb) every (adjective) everything (pronoun) eye (noun) fair (adjective) far (adverb) fast (adjective) fast (adverb) feather (verb) fetch (verb) few (adjective) fight (verb) finger (noun) fire (noun) first (adverb) fit (noun) flesh (noun) flow (noun) foot (noun) for (preposition) foremost (adverb) forever (adverb) forth (adverb) forward (adverb) free (adjective) free (adverb) front (adjective) frying pan (noun) furious (adjective) fury (noun) go (verb) going (noun) gone (adjective) good (adjective) good (noun) grace (noun) grin (verb) gut (noun) half (noun) hammer (noun) hand (noun) hard (adjective) haul (verb) haw (verb) head (noun) heaven (noun) heavy (adjective) hell (noun) hem (verb) here (adverb) high (adjective) high (adverb) home (adverb) honey (noun) hook (noun) hop (noun) hot (adjective) how (adverb) huff (verb) hurry (verb) intent (noun) jump (noun) key (noun) kin (noun) kiss (verb) kit (noun) kith (noun) know (verb) land (noun) large (adjective) last (adverb) law (noun) leap (noun) learn (verb) leave (verb) left (adverb) leg (noun) length (noun) less (adverb) less (pronoun) lick (noun) lie (verb) life (noun) like (noun) limb (noun) line (noun) live (verb) lo (interjection) lock (noun) long (noun) loose (adjective) love (noun) love (verb) low (adverb) matter (noun) mighty (adjective) milk (noun) mistake (noun) mix (verb) morning (noun) mouth (noun) move (verb) mover (noun) nail (noun) narrow (adjective) near (adverb) near (adjective) neck (noun) nice (adjective) night (noun) nook (noun) noon (noun) now (adverb) nut (noun) off (adverb) on (adverb) once (adverb) one (pronoun) one (adjective) onward (adverb) orange (noun) order (noun) other (pronoun) otherwise (adverb) out (adverb) over (adverb) over (preposition) p (noun) parcel (noun) part (noun) party (noun) peach (noun) penny-wise (adjective) pick (verb) piece (noun) pipe (noun) piss (verb) piss (noun) place (noun) play (verb) pomp (noun) pony (noun) pound-foolish (adjective) prayer (noun) present (adjective) pride (noun) promise (noun) puff (verb) pure (adjective) purge (verb) purpose (noun) q (noun) quick (adjective) rain (verb) right (adverb) rock (noun) root (noun) rose (noun) rule (verb) sackcloth (noun) same (pronoun) say (verb) scrape (verb) sea (noun) see (verb) seven (noun) shaker (noun) shine (verb) short (adjective) short (noun) shoulder (noun) show (noun) simple (adjective) sinker (noun) sit (verb) six (noun) skin (noun) skip (noun) slice (verb) sling (noun) smell (verb) smoke (verb) so (adverb) sod (noun) some (pronoun) soul (noun) sound (noun) spit (noun) start (noun) steal (verb) stock (noun) stop (verb) straight (noun) stuff (noun) substance (noun) such (pronoun) suchlike (pronoun) suck (verb) sum (noun) sundry (adjective) sweet (adjective) sweetness (noun) swing (noun) tail (noun) tar (verb) tear (noun) that (pronoun) then (adverb) there (adverb) thick (noun) thin (adjective) thing (noun) this (pronoun) thrust (noun) thumb (noun) time (noun) to (adverb) tongs (noun) tooth (noun) toss (verb) trial (noun) trousers (noun) twist (verb) two (noun) uncle (noun) up (adverb) up (adjective) up (noun) up (verb) upward (adverb) verse (noun) vigor (noun) vim (noun) vinegar (noun) waif (noun) wait (verb) wake (verb) war (noun) watch (verb) wear (noun) week (noun) well (adjective) wheel (verb) wherefore (adverb) whole (adjective) why (noun) wide (adverb) wild (adjective) wine (verb) wing (noun) woolly (adjective) yang (noun) yin (noun) you (pronoun) young (noun) yours (pronoun) and /ˈænd/ /ənd/ /ən/ conjunction and /ˈænd/ /ənd/ /ən/ conjunction Learner's definition of AND 1 — used to join words or groups of words和，及，且（用于连接单词或词组） We have ice cream and cake for dessert.我们的甜点有冰激凌和蛋糕。 He's feeling strong and healthy.他觉得自己既强壮又健康。 She answered quickly and confidently.她回答得迅速而有自信。 He swerved and avoided an accident.他突然转向，避开了一场事故。 She's the club's secretary and treasurer.她是俱乐部的秘书兼财务主管。 He walked into the room and sat down at the table.他走进屋子，在桌边坐了下来。 an actor who is tall, dark, and handsome个头高大、肤色黝黑而且长相英俊的演员 2 : added to : plus加；加上 2 and 2 equals 4.2加2等于4。 3 a — used to describe an action that is repeated or that occurs for a long time用于表示某个动作反复或持续进行 The dog barked and barked.那只狗不停地叫。 She cried and cried.她哭个不停。 b — used to repeat a word for emphasis用于重复一个单词来表示强调 You and you alone are responsible for correcting these errors.你要独自负责更正这些错误。 There were hundreds and hundreds of people there.那儿有成百上千的人。 The project is becoming more and more expensive.这个项目越来越耗费金钱。 The work is getting harder and harder.工作越来越难做。 4 a — used to describe actions that occur at the same time用于表示同时发生的动作 They walked and talked.他们边走边聊。 We sat and waited for hours.我们坐着等了几个小时。 b — used to describe an action that occurs after another action用于表示继一个动作之后发生的动作 They drove five miles and stopped to eat.他们行驶了五英里，然后停车吃饭。 He promised to come and didn't.他承诺要来，结果没来。 c — used to describe an action that occurs after and is caused by another action用于表示由另一个动作引起的动作 I told him to go and he went.我叫他去，他就去了。 5 — used after go, come, try, write, etc., to indicate the purpose of an action用在go、come、try、write等词后，表示动作的目的 Why don't you go/come and see her? [=go/come to see her]你为什么不去/来看她？ I'll try and do it. [=I'll try to do it]我会尽力去做。 Promise that you'll write and tell me [=write to tell me] about your vacation.答应我，写信告诉我有关你假期的事。 6 — used to indicate a choice用于表示选择 You have to choose between him and me.你必须在我和他之间做出选择。 7 — used to start a new sentence or clause that continues or adds to a previous sentence or clause用于引出新句子、新从句，或对之前的句子或从句做补充 These problems have been occurring for many years, as everyone acknowledges. And of course they are going to continue unless something is done.大家都承认这些问题已经出现很多年了。当然了，如果不采取任何举措的话，问题还会继续存在。 Critics of the administration—and there many of them—have objected to the new plan.政府的批评者们——而且他们中的很多人——已经对新计划表示了反对。 “Well, I've spoken to him…” “And?” “And he said yes!”“嗯，我跟他谈过了…”“然后呢？”“然后他说行！” 8 a — used after hundred, thousand, etc., when saying a number aloud报数时用在百位数、千位数等之后 a/one hundred and twenty-four [=124]]一百二十四 two thousand and sixty-five [=2,065]两千零六十五 b — used when saying aloud a number that is followed by a fraction又（用于整数和分数之间） seven and three quarters [=7³/₄]七又四分之三 One and a half years have passed since then. = A year and a half has passed since then.自那时起，一年半已经过去了。 9 — used to indicate the point where two streets meet or cross用于表示两条街道的交汇点 a restaurant located at (the corner of) Main Street and First Avenue位于主街和第一大道交汇（拐角）处的餐馆 |
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