简明英汉词典 | ||
amuse | ||
[E5mju:z] | ||
vt. | ||
使发笑, 使愉快 | ||
美国传统词典[双解] | ||
amuse | ||
a.muse | ||
AHD:[…-my?z“] | ||
D.J.[*6mju8z] | ||
K.K.[*6mjuz] | ||
v.tr.(及物动词) | ||
a.mused, a.mus.ing, a.mus.es | ||
(1) |
To occupy in an agreeable, pleasing, or entertaining fashion. | |
娱乐,消遣:以愉快、欢乐或娱乐的方式占有 | ||
(2) |
To cause to laugh or smile by giving pleasure. | |
逗乐,逗笑:通过娱乐而使大笑或微笑 | ||
(3) |
Archaic To delude or deceive. | |
【古语】 哄骗,欺骗 | ||
语源 | ||
(1) |
Middle English | |
中古英语 | ||
(2) |
from Old French amuser [to stupefy] | |
源自 古法语 amuser [使…目瞪口呆] | ||
(3) |
a- [to] from Latin ad- * see ad- | |
a- [到] 源自 拉丁语 ad- *参见 ad- | ||
(4) |
muser [to stare stupidly] * see muse | |
muser [呆呆地盯着] *参见 muse | ||
继承用法 | ||
amus“able | ||
adj.(形容词) | ||
amus“er | ||
n.(名词) | ||
参考词汇 | ||
(1) |
amuse, entertain, divert, regale | |
(2) |
These verbs refer to actions that provide pleasure, especially as a means of passing time. | |
这些动词指可提供快乐的行为,特别是作为消遣的方式。 | ||
(3) |
Amuse, the least specific, implies directing the attention away from serious matters: | |
Amuse 意义最笼统,指把注意力从重要的事情上转移开: | ||
I amused myself with a game of solitaire. | ||
我玩单人纸牌戏使自己放松。 | ||
(4) |
Entertain suggests acts undertaken to furnish amusement: | |
Entertain 指进行某种活动增加快乐: | ||
“They [timetables and catalogs] are much more entertaining than half the novels that are written” (W. Somerset Maugham). | ||
“它们 比创作的半数小说更能使人得到娱乐” (萨默塞·毛姆)。 | ||
(5) |
Divert implies distraction from worrisome thought or care: | |
Divert 指注意力从烦人的事情上转移开: | ||
“I had neither Friends or Books to divert me” (Richard Steele). To | ||
“我既没有朋友也没有书籍让我分心” (理查德·斯提尔)。 | ||
(6) |
regale is to entertain with something enormously enjoyable: | |
regale 就是用非常有趣的事物来消遣: | ||
“He loved to regale his friends with tales about the many memorable characters he had known as a newspaperman” (David Rosenzweig). | ||
“他喜欢讲些他当记者时认识的许多名人的故事给朋友们消遣” (大卫·罗森斯维格) | ||
现代英汉词典 | ||
amuse | ||
[E5mju:z] | ||
vt. | ||
amused, amusing | ||
(1) |
使欢乐;逗…笑 | |
His story amuses me. | ||
他的故事使我发笑。 | ||
We were all amused at his foolish behaviour. | ||
我们对他那愚蠢的行为都感到好笑。 | ||
(2) |
娱乐; 消遣 | |
She amused herself by reading detective stories. | ||
她读侦探小说消遣。 | ||
The children amused themselves by playing hide-and-seek games. | ||
孩子们玩捉迷藏游戏取乐。 | ||
现代英汉综合大辞典 | ||
amuse | ||
[E5mju:z] | ||
vt. | ||
(1) |
给...娱乐[消遣] | |
(2) |
使...喜欢[高兴] | |
(3) |
逗...乐[笑] | |
I amuse myself with (by) reading. | ||
我以读书自娱。 | ||
We were amused at the joke. | ||
我们觉得这个笑话真有趣。 | ||
继承用法 | ||
amusement | ||
[E5mju:zmEnt] | ||
n. | ||
词性变化 | ||
amusive | ||
[E5mju:ziv] | ||
adj. | ||
习惯用语 | ||
be amused at | ||
以...为乐; 对...觉得有趣[好笑] | ||
be amused by | ||
以...为乐; 对...觉得有趣[好笑] | ||
be amused with | ||
以...为乐; 对...觉得有趣[好笑] | ||
amuse oneself with | ||
以...自娱 | ||
用法词典 | ||
amuse | ||
来自法语amuser, a-在+muser盯着 | ||
参考词汇 | ||
amusing,interesting这两个词不是同义词,但都含有“引起兴趣的”这一含义。其差别在于:amusing指在娱乐、嬉戏时有趣的东西给人的感觉,或者在非集中思想于工作、学习时某有趣的东西给人们的感觉;interesting指在任何时候某有趣的事物引起了人的注意。 | ||
I had an amusing experience last year. | ||
去年我有过一次好笑的经历。 | ||
He is an amusing story teller. | ||
他讲的故事很使人发笑。 | ||
The play was very interesting. I didn't enjoy it. | ||
那出戏很有趣。我没能欣赏。 | ||
He got a very interesting job. | ||
他找了一个自己很感兴趣的工作。 | ||
英文相关词典 | ||
amuse | ||
delight divert entertain tickle titillate bore tire | ||
美国传统词典 | ||
amuse | ||
a.muse | ||
AHD:[…-my?z“] | ||
D.J.[*6mju8z] | ||
K.K.[*6mjuz] | ||
v.tr. | ||
a.mused, a.mus.ing, a.mus.es | ||
(1) |
To occupy in an agreeable, pleasing, or entertaining fashion. | |
(2) |
To cause to laugh or smile by giving pleasure. | |
(3) |
Archaic To delude or deceive. | |
语源 | ||
(1) |
Middle English | |
(2) |
from Old French amuser [to stupefy] | |
(3) |
a- [to] from Latin ad- * see ad- | |
(4) |
muser [to stare stupidly] * see muse | |
继承用法 | ||
amus“able | ||
adj. | ||
amus“er | ||
n. | ||
参考词汇 | ||
(1) |
amuse, entertain, divert, regale | |
(2) |
These verbs refer to actions that provide pleasure, especially as a means of passing time. | |
(3) |
Amuse, the least specific, implies directing the attention away from serious matters: | |
I amused myself with a game of solitaire. | ||
(4) |
Entertain suggests acts undertaken to furnish amusement: | |
“They [timetables and catalogs] are much more entertaining than half the novels that are written” (W. Somerset Maugham). | ||
(5) |
Divert implies distraction from worrisome thought or care: | |
“I had neither Friends or Books to divert me” (Richard Steele). To | ||
(6) |
regale is to entertain with something enormously enjoyable: | |
“He loved to regale his friends with tales about the many memorable characters he had known as a newspaperman” (David Rosenzweig). | ||
英汉化学大词典 | ||
amuse | ||
vt.使...高兴 | ||
英汉计算机大词典 | ||
amuse | ||
vt.使...高兴 |
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