| 词汇 | nod |
| 释义 | nod (noun) nod 3 ENTRIES FOUND: nod (verb) nod (noun) nodding (adjective) 1 nod /ˈnɑːd/ verb nods; nodded; nodding 1 nod /ˈnɑːd/ verb nods; nodded; nodding Learner's definition of NOD 1 a : to move your head up and down as a way of answering “yes” or of showing agreement, understanding, or approval点头回答；点头同意；点头许可 [no object] She nodded when I asked her if she was ready.我问她准备好没有，她点了点头。 He nodded in agreement.他点头同意。 [+ object] He nodded agreement/approval.他点头同意/批准。 I asked her if she could hear me, and she nodded her head.我问她能不能听见我讲话，她点了点头。 b : to move your head up and down as a signal to someone or as a way of saying hello or goodbye to someone点头打招呼；点头告别；点头示意 [no object] — often + to The guard nodded to us as we walked in.我们走进来时，门卫朝我们点头致意。 He nodded to his assistant to start the slide show.他朝他的助手点头示意开始播放幻灯片。 — often + at She nodded at us as she walked past.她经过的时候朝我们点头打招呼。 [+ object] She nodded hello.她点头问好。 2 always followed by an adverb or preposition, [no object] : to slightly move your head in a specified direction朝某个方向点头 “The bathroom is around the corner,” he said, nodding to the left.“洗手间在拐角处。”他说道，头朝左边点了点。 She nodded toward the dirty dishes and said she would get to them later.她朝那些脏碟子点点头，说待会儿就去洗。 3 [no object] : to move up and down上下晃动 The tulips nodded [=bobbed, swayed] in the breeze.郁金香在微风中摆动。 nod off [phrasal verb] informal : to fall asleep打瞌睡；打盹 I nodded off during his speech.听他演讲的时候我打瞌睡了。 2 nod /ˈnɑːd/ noun plural nods 2 nod /ˈnɑːd/ noun plural nods Learner's definition of NOD 1 [count] : a movement of your head up and down especially as a way of answering “yes” or of showing agreement, understanding, or approval : an act of nodding点头；点头同意；点头致意 He gave me a nod [=he nodded at me] as he walked by.他经过时朝我点头致意。 2 [singular] somewhat informal : something done to show that someone or something has been chosen, approved, etc.被选中；得到许可 He received/got the party's nod as candidate for governor. [=the party chose him as candidate for governor]他被自己的党派推举为州长候选人。 She deserves at least a nod [=she deserves at least some recognition] for her management of the project.她至少应该获得对她这次项目管理的肯定。 We're waiting to get the nod [=to get approval] from the city to start the project.我们正在等待市政府批准开始这个项目。 She finally gave us the nod on the plans. [=she finally approved our plans]她终于同意了我们的计划。 on the nod British, informal : by general agreement and without discussion未经讨论一致同意；默许 The proposal went through on the nod.这项提议获得了一致同意。 |
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