大师作文网COLLECT 用英语怎么解释?／
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COLLECT 用英语怎么解释?／
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Longman Ditionary of American English
collect (v.):
1)to take things and put them together: I'm still collecting data from my research paper.
2)to get and keep things of a particular kind that interest you.: A lot of boys collect baseball cards.
3)to get money from people: Does this ruling apply to taxes that have already been collected?
4)to come or gather together: Dust had collected in the corners of the room.
5)to obtain something, esp. because you have achieved something to get it: "Beauty and the Beast" collected four Oscar nominations.
shell(n.):
1)the hard outer covering of a nut, egg, seed, and some types of animal: The turtle pulled its head into its shell.
2)an explosive that is fired from a large gun, or the metal container that this is in.
pair(n.):
1)something made of two parts that are joined and used together: a pair of scissors
2)two things of the same kind that are used together: a pair of socks
3)two people who are standing or doing something together: a pair of dancers
skate(n.):
1)one of two special boots with metal blades on the bottom that let you slide quickly on ice.
2)a special boot with four wheels fixed under it
3)a large flat sea fish
skate(v.):
to move on skates: Let's go skating.
collect (v.):
1)to take things and put them together: I'm still collecting data from my research paper.
2)to get and keep things of a particular kind that interest you.: A lot of boys collect baseball cards.
3)to get money from people: Does this ruling apply to taxes that have already been collected?
4)to come or gather together: Dust had collected in the corners of the room.
5)to obtain something, esp. because you have achieved something to get it: "Beauty and the Beast" collected four Oscar nominations.
shell(n.):
1)the hard outer covering of a nut, egg, seed, and some types of animal: The turtle pulled its head into its shell.
2)an explosive that is fired from a large gun, or the metal container that this is in.
pair(n.):
1)something made of two parts that are joined and used together: a pair of scissors
2)two things of the same kind that are used together: a pair of socks
3)two people who are standing or doing something together: a pair of dancers
skate(n.):
1)one of two special boots with metal blades on the bottom that let you slide quickly on ice.
2)a special boot with four wheels fixed under it
3)a large flat sea fish
skate(v.):
to move on skates: Let's go skating.