5. Temperature is dropping below zero. Flowers, fruits and vegetables cannot __________ the freeze tonight.
(A) usher
(B) victimize
(C) withstand
(D) yearn
統計: A(9), B(76), C(412), D(40), E(0) #1780303
詳解 (共 4 筆)
usher
n.[C]可數名詞
1. (劇場等的)引座員,接待員
The usher came down the aisle towards them. 引座員沿著通道向他們走去。
2. (法庭的)庭吏;(大學等的)門房,傳達員
3. 【美】(婚禮上的)男迎賓員
4. (走在重要人物前面的)領賓員
vt.及物動詞
1. 引,領;招待;陪同[O][(+in/out)]
His secretary ushered me into his office. 他的祕書把我引進他的辦公室。
2. 迎接[(+in)]
The Viennese ushered in the New Year with a concert of music by Strauss.
維也納人舉行史特勞斯音樂會迎接新年。
3. 預報……的來到;開闢,創始[(+in)]
The French Revolution ushered in a new age. 法國大革命開創了一個新時代。
vi.不及物動詞
1. 當引座員
He ushered at the banquet. 他在宴會上當引座員。
victimize
vt.使犧牲;使痛苦;欺騙
withstand
vt.及物動詞
1. 抵擋,反抗;禁得起
The walls can withstand high winds. 這些牆能頂得住強風。
Explorers have to withstand hardships. 探險者得忍受艱苦。
vi.不及物動詞
1. 反抗
yearn
vi.不及物動詞
1. 思念;渴望;嚮往[(+for/after/towards)][+to-v]
She yearned to visit the village where she was born. 她熱切盼望能去她出生的那個村子看看。
He yearned after letters from home. 他期盼家裡來信。
2. 同情,憐憫[(+for/after)]
Her heart yearned for the starving, homeless children. 她的心憐憫那些挨餓的無家可歸的兒童。