单词 | after |
释义 | after/ˈɑ:ftə(r);ˈæf-/prep conj adv 1. later than sth; at a later time (时间上)之后,后来: ◇ian phoned just after six o'clock. 伊恩刚过六点来过电话。◇the week after next 下下星期◇i hope to arrive some time after lunch. 我希望午餐后可以到达。◇they arrived at the station after the train had left. 他们到达车站时火车已经开走了。◇after we had finished our dinner, we went into the garden. 我们吃完晚餐,来到花园里。◇i went out yesterday morning, and after that i was at home all day. 我昨天早上出过门,之后就整天呆在家里。◇that was in april. soon after, i heard that he was ill. 那是四月的事。过不多久,我听说他病了。 ☞it is more common to use afterwards at the end of a sentence we played tennis and went to angela's house afterwards. 句末较常用 afterwards:we played tennis and went to angela's house afterwards. 我们打了网球,然后去了安杰拉家。 2. ...after... repeated many times or continuing for a long time 重复多次;持续一段长时间: ◇ day after day of hot weather 酷热的天气持续多天◇i've told the children time after time not to do that. 我屡次劝告孩子们别干那种事。 3. following or behind sb/sth (位置上)在…后面: ◇shut the door after you. 随手关门。◇c comes after b in the alphabet. 在字母表中,c接在b后面。 4. looking for or trying to catch or get sb/sth 寻找;追赶: ◇the police were after him. 警方正缉捕他。◇nicky is after a job in advertising. 尼基正在找一份广告业的工作。 5. because of sth 因为: ◇after the way he behaved i won't invite him here again. 鉴于他那次的行为,我今后不会再邀请他来了。 6. used when sb/sth is given the name of another person or thing 以(某人或某物)命名: ◇we called our son william after his grandfather. 我们把儿子叫做威廉,是以他祖父的名字命名的。 after all 1. used when sth is different in reality to what sb expected or thought (用于出乎意料的情况)到底,毕竟: ◇so you decided to come after all! (= i thought you weren't going to come) 你到底还是决定来了! 2. used for reminding sb of a certain fact (用于提醒某人某事实): ◇she can't understand. after all, she's only two. 她是不会明白的。别忘了,她只有两岁。 after1 after a particular time or event2 after a particular period of time has passed3 starting to happen after now or after a particular time4 coming after someone or something else5 to happen after something else6 the person who does a particular job after someone else7 a book, film etc that comes after an earlier one8 after someone or something in a list, series, line of people etc9 to be the next person or thing after another in a list, series etcrelated wordsoppositebefore,immediately after something 紧跟在某事物之后 immediately (2),one after another 一个接一个 series,see alsolater,future,1. after a particular time or event 在某一时间或某事发生以后 after /ˈɑːftəʳǁˈæf-/ [preposition/adverb/conjunction] after something happens or after someone does something 在…之后,在…以后 we went for a walk after lunch. 午饭后我们去散了步。 gingrich won election to the house in 1978, after flynt retired. 1978年弗林特退休之后,金里奇当选进了众议院。 what did you do after leaving school? 你离开学校之后干了些什么?an hour/two days/a year etc after my father died two days after i was born. 我出生两天后,父亲就去世了。soon after/not long after he joined the army in 1914, and soon after was promoted to the rank of captain. 他于1914年入伍,不久以后就被提升为上尉。right after also straight after british immediately after 之后立即 paul rushed home right after school. 保罗一放学就直奔家里。just after my sister and her husband moved west just after their wedding. 我姐姐和她丈夫结婚不久就搬到西部去住了。after that the pirates jumped to a 22-2 lead, and georgetown never got closer than 16 points after that. 海盗队的比分一下子升到以22比2领先,之后乔治敦队就再也没有将比分拉近到16分之内。 it was terrible: first the gearbox seized and after that the radiator burst. 那真是糟透了:先是变速箱被卡住,然后散热器又爆裂了。 afterwards also afterward american /ˈɑːftəʳwəʳd z ǁˈæf-/ [adverb] after an event or a time that you have just mentioned 后来,以后,过后[指在刚提及的事情或时间以后] the operation was rather painful, but i felt a lot better afterwards. 手术的时候很痛,但过后我感觉好多了。 afterward, nick said he'd never been so nervous in his life. 后来尼克说,他这一生从没这么紧张过。two years/three months etc afterwards a couple of years afterwards i bumped into her in a supermarket. 几年以后我在一家超级市场里碰见了她。soon/shortly afterwards his wife fell ill in june and died soon afterwards. 6月份他的妻子病倒了,之后不久便离开了人世。 next /nekst/ [adverb] after something happens or after someone does something -- use this when you are describing a series of events in the order they happened 接着,然后[用于按发生的顺序描述一系列事件] can you remember what happened next? 你记得接着发生了什么事吗? first, chop up two large onions. next, fry them until they are golden brown. 先将两只大洋葱剁碎,然后把它们炸成金黄色。 later /ˈleɪtəʳ/ [adverb] some time after now or after the time you are talking about 以后,过后;后来 i'll tell you about it later when i'm not so busy. 以后不太忙的时候我会把这件事告诉你的。 ronald reagan joined the republican party in 1962 and later became governor of california. 罗纳德·里根于1962年加入共和党,后来成了加利福尼亚州的州长。three months/two years/ten days etc later a couple of days later i saw her in a downtown bar. 几天之后我在镇上的一个酒吧里见到了她。later on the first part of the film is really boring but it gets better later on. 这部电影的开头部分真的很枯燥无味,但后来就有意思多了。much later a long time later 很久以后 i found out much later that some of the children i taught had become teachers themselves. 很久以后,我发现我教过的一些孩子自己也当了老师。later that day/month/year etc later that month we got another letter from them asking for more money. 那个月的后半月,我们收到了他们的另一封信,说再要些钱。 then /ðen/ [adverb] after you have done something -- use this when you are describing a series of things you did, or when you are giving instructions 然后[用于描述你做过的一系列事情,或用于指导别人怎么做] first we played tennis, and then we went swimming. 我们先是打网球,然后去游了泳。 add a cup of sugar. then beat in three eggs. 加一杯糖,然后打入三个蛋。 subsequently /ˈsʌbsɪkwəntli, ˈsʌbsəkwəntli/ [adverb] formal after an event was finished in the past 【正式】随后,后来 the book was published in 1954 and was subsequently translated into fifteen languages. 这本书于1954年出版,后来被译成15种语言。 the six men were subsequently acquitted of all charges, but only after they had served 17 years in prison. 这六个男人后来都被无罪释放,但那时他们已坐了17年的牢。2. after a particular period of time has passed 在某一段时间过去之后 after /ˈɑːftəʳǁˈæf-/ [preposition] after a week/several hours/a long time/a while etc after a period of time has passed 一星期/几小时/一段长时间/一会儿等以后 after half an hour we got tired of waiting and went home. 半小时后,我们等得不耐烦,于是回家了。 at first i was very nervous, but after a while i began to feel more confident. 起初我非常紧张,但过了一会就开始更有信心了。after a week/a year etc of (doing) something the war ended after another six months of fighting. 战争又打了半年以后结束了。 within /wɪðˈɪnǁwɪðˈɪn, wɪθˈɪn/ [preposition] within a month/two weeks/a year etc less than a month etc after something happens, especially when this is an unusually short time 在一个月/两个星期/一年等之内[尤指时间出奇地短] he was bitten by a snake. within three hours he was dead. 他被蛇咬了,不到三小时就死了。 the fire alarm went off and within minutes the building had been cleared. 火警警报响起来后,没过几分钟大楼里的人就全都撤离了。within a month/a few days etc of doing something within six years of joining the company he was managing director. 他进公司不到六年就当了总经理。within a short period/space british of time surprisingly quickly 在一段短时间之内 within a short space of time, gerry had managed to offend everyone in the group. 还没多久,格里就把组里的每个人都得罪了。 in /ɪn/ [preposition] in a minute/a few hours/a month etc a minute, a few hours after the present time 一分钟/几小时/一个月等以后 she'll be here in a few minutes. 她过几分钟就来。 i'll see you again in a day or two. 我一两天以后再来看你。in an hour's time/a few minutes’ etc time in a few weeks’ time i'll be off to university. 几个星期以后,我就要去上大学了。 from now /frəm ˈnaʊ/ [adverb] 24 hours/a week/six months/100 years from now at a future time 24 hours, six months etc from now 从现在起24小时/一星期/六个月/100年后 a week from now we will be in paris. 一星期以后我们将在巴黎了。 what do you think you'll be doing six months from now? 六个月以后你说你会在干什么? four hundred years from now people will still be listening to mozart . 400年以后人们还是会听莫扎特的音乐。3. starting to happen after now or after a particular time 从现在起或从某一时间起开始发生 from now on also from here on (out) american /frəm ˌnaʊ ˈɒn,frəm ˌhɪər ɒn ˈaʊt/ [adverb] use this to talk about a new arrangement that is going to start now and then continue in the future 从现在起,从今以后[表示新的安排从现在开始实施] you'll be working with me from now on. 从现在起你就跟我一起工作了。 from here on out i'll come to every meeting, i promise. 我保证从今以后每一次会议我都来参加。 from now on neil is responsible for publicity and marketing. 从现在起由尼尔负责推广和营销。 from/as from/as of/starting /frəm, ˈæz frəm, ˈæz əv, ˈstɑːʳtɪŋ/ [preposition] from tomorrow/next week etc use this to say that a new rule or arrangement will start at a particular time and will continue from then 从明天/下星期等起[表示新的规定或安排从某个时间开始] as of the first of july, all back seat passengers must wear seat belts. 自7月1日起,后座的乘客都必须系安全带。 the new timetable will come into effect from january 2003. 新的时间表将于2003年1月起开始实行。 starting today miss carey will be in charge of the sales department. 从今天起凯里小姐将负责销售部。 after /ˈɑːftəʳǁˈæf-/ [preposition] after a particular time or date 在[某个时间或日期]之后 i'm busy right now. could you come back sometime after 4 o'clock? 我现在正忙,你4点钟以后再来好吗? after 1800, more and more people worked in factories. 1800年以后,越来越多人在工厂工作。just after a short time after 之后不久 if they left just after twelve, they should be here soon. 他们如果是12点刚过走的,应该马上就回来了。 after that /ˌɑːftəʳ ˈðætǁˌæf-/ [adverb] used when a situation starts to exist after something happens, especially if the situation is caused by what has happened 从那以后;以后[尤指后来发生的事因前面的事引起] he found out that i had lied to him, and after that he never trusted me again. 他发现我对他撒了谎,从那以后他就再也不相信我了。 the company started a big new advertising campaign, and business really improved after that. 这家公司开始了一场大规模的新广告宣传活动,从那以后,生意真的好起来了。 i'm going to help you for the first two weeks, but after that you'll be working on your own. 前两个星期我会帮你,但以后你就要靠自己了。 from then on /frəm ˌðen ˈɒn/ [adverb] use this to talk about something that starts to happen at a time in the past or future, and continues from that time 从那以后,从那时开始[表示从过去或将来的某个时间开始] the latest sunrise of the winter is friday; from then on, the dark winter mornings get brighter earlier . 今冬最晚的日出在周五,此后漆黑的冬日早晨会早点亮起来。 he went to his first football game when he was four, and from then on he was crazy about it. 他四岁的时候第一次去看足球比赛,从那以后就迷上了。 thereafter /ðeərˈɑːftəʳǁ-ˈæf-/ [adverb] formal after that - used especially in written instructions, rules, or agreements 【正式】此后,其后[尤用于书面说明、规定或协议中] the plants should be watered every day for the first week and twice a week thereafter. 这些植物第一个星期应该天天浇水,以后一周浇两次。 on retirement each employee will receive a lump sum of £10,000 and a regular annual pension thereafter. 每位雇员退休时可以一次性得到一万英镑,此后定期领取年金。 past also gone british /pɑːstǁpæst, gɒnǁgɔːn/ [preposition] past 3 o'clock/midnight etc use this when someone is late for something, or when something happens at a later time than it should happen or usually happens 过了3点钟/午夜等[表示某人晚了,或某事发生晚了] when we got home it was gone midnight. 我们到家时已经过了半夜。 we have to get you home. it's past your bedtime. 我们得带你回家,你的上床时间都已过了。4. coming after someone or something else 在某人或某事物之后 next /nekst/ [adjective only before noun] the next person, thing, or time comes just after the one you have just been talking about, or just after the most recent one 下一个[人或物];下一次[指时间] who was the next president of the united states after ronald reagan? 继罗纳德·里根之后的下一位美国总统是谁? when's the next flight to miami? 飞往迈阿密的下一个航班是几点?the next day/week/month/year i finished my classes on the 5th, and the next day i went home to cleveland. 我5号上完课,第二天就回了克利夫兰的家。next thursday/week/august etc the one after this thursday, this week, this august etc 下个星期四/星期/8月等 next week i'm going on a training course in seaford. 下个星期我要去锡福德上培训班。 after /ˈɑːftəʳǁˈæf-/ [adverb/preposition] the day after/the saturday after/the week after etc the day etc that comes after the time or event that you are talking about 次日/下星期六/下星期等[指正在谈论的时间或事件之后] helen arrived on july 20th and i arrived the week after. 海伦是7月20日到达的,而我是在后一个星期到达的。 the party's not this thursday but the thursday after. 那聚会不是在这个星期四,而是在下个星期四。 the weather changed the morning after we arrived. 我们到达后的第二天早晨天气就变了。 i felt rather tired the day after the party. 聚会的第二天我感到很累。the one after the next one 下一个 if we miss the ten o'clock train we'll just have to catch the one after. 如果我们赶不上10点的火车,就只好赶下一班了。 following /ˈfɒləʊɪŋǁˈfɑː-/ [adjective only before noun] the following day/month/year etc the next day, month etc -- use this when you are describing something that happened in the past 第二天/下个月/下年等[用于描述过去发生的事情] the following day she woke up with a splitting headache. 第二天她醒来时头痛欲裂。 they agreed to meet the following week in the cafe rouge. 他们同意下周在红房子咖啡馆见面。 later /ˈleɪtəʳ/ [adjective only before noun] happening some time later, not immediately afterwards 后来的,以后的 a later date/time/stage etc we can sort out the final details at a later stage. 我们可以以后才处理这些细枝末节。in later years/months/centuries etc in later centuries venice lost its former importance and began to go into decline. 在之后的几个世纪里,威尼斯失去原有的重要地位,开始衰落。 subsequent /ˈsʌbsɪkwənt, ˈsʌbsəkwənt/ [adjective only before noun] formal coming after something you have just mentioned - used especially before plural nouns 【正式】后来的[指发生在所提及的事之后;尤用于复数名词之前] these skills were then handed down to subsequent generations of craftsmen. 后来这些技术就传给了后代的工匠。 many of marx's theories were disproved by subsequent events. 后来的事件证明他的许多理论是不正确的。 the first meeting will be in the city hall, but all subsequent meetings will be held in the school. 第一次会议将在市政府大楼召开,但以后的各次会议均会在学校举行。 succeeding /səkˈsiːdɪŋ/ [adjective only before noun] succeeding weeks/months/years/generations etc in every week, month, year etc that comes after something 随后的几个星期/几个月/几年/几代等 the government started to borrow money in 1961, and the national debt has steadily increased with each succeeding year. 政府于1961年开始借钱,之后国债逐年递增。 the effects of exposure to atomic radiation at hiroshima have been passed on to succeeding generations. 原子弹辐射的影响祸及了以后好几代广岛居民。 ensuing /ɪnˈsjuːɪŋǁ-ˈsuː-/ [adjective only before noun] formal the ensuing battle/fight/confusion/panic/days/months etc the battle etc that happens immediately after the events or period of time that you have just mentioned 【正式】接着发生的[随后的]战役/打斗/骚乱/恐慌/几天/几个月等 someone shouted ‘fire!’ and in the ensuing panic several people were injured. 有人大喊“着火了!”,在随后的慌乱之中,几个人受伤了。 they met each other several times over the ensuing six months. 接下去的6个月内,他们彼此见了几次面。 follow-up /ˈfɒləʊ ʌpǁˈfɑː-/ [adjective only before noun] follow-up meeting/visit/interview/treatment etc something that is done after something else in order to check it or make sure that it is successful 后续[跟进]的会议/探访/面谈/治疗等 once you have installed solar heating you will receive regular follow-up visits from our experts. 你一旦安装了太阳能供暖装置,就会有专家定期到访跟进。 after each training programme everyone has a follow-up interview with their manager. 每次培训课程结束后,每个人都要跟经理作一次跟进的面谈。 future /ˈfjuːtʃəʳ/ [adjective only before noun] future generations/years/events/work/employees etc the people, years etc that will come in the future 后代/未来的几年/事件/工作/雇员等 it is our duty to preserve our culture for future generations. 为子孙后代保护我们的文化是我们的职责。 in future years some of you will regret the decision you have made today. 将来你们有些人会对自己今天所作的决定感到后悔。 the company is building apartment buildings for future employees. 这家公司正在建公寓大楼给未来的雇员居住。5. to happen after something else 发生在别的事情之后 follow /ˈfɒləʊǁˈfɑː-/ [intransitive/transitive verb not in progressive] especially written if an event or period follows another event or period, it happens after it 【尤书面】在…之后发生 we saw each other a lot in the months that followed. 后来的几个月里我们经常见面。 the long period of stability that followed the war 战后的长期稳定be followed by something the wedding was followed by a big party at the chelsea hotel. 婚礼之后在切尔西酒店举行了一场大型聚会。 suddenly there was a shout from above, immediately followed by a loud bang. 突然上面传来一声叫喊,紧接着的是砰的一声巨响。be closely followed by something be followed very soon by 紧接着是某事物 china's first nuclear test in october 1964 was closely followed by a second in may 1965. 中国在1964年10月进行了第一次核试验之后,很快又在1965年5月做了第二次核试验。there followed/follows after that there was 随后是,接着是 there then followed a long and painful silence. 接着就是好一阵令人难受的沉默。 come after /ˌkʌm ˈɑːftəʳǁ-ˈæf-/ [transitive phrasal verb] to happen after something else and often as a result of something else 继…之后发生[常指后面的事为前面事情的结果] come after something the agreement came after six months of negotiations. 这个协议是经过6个月的谈判之后达成的。 the napoleonic wars came after the french revolution. 法国大革命之后发生了拿破仑战争。come three weeks/five days etc after something my first chance to talk to her came three days after our quarrel. 我们吵了架三天之后,我才有机会第一次和她说话。come after the new stone age lasted about 1200 years in britain. the period which came after is known as the bronze age. 新石器时代在英国大约延续了1,200年,在这之后的一段时期称青铜时代。 ensue /ɪnˈsjuːǁɪnˈsuː/ [intransitive verb] formal if something such as an argument or a fight ensues, it happens after something else, often as a result of it 【正式[辩论、搏斗等]接着发生;接踵而来;因而产生 i objected to what he had just said and a heated argument then ensued. 我反对他刚才所说的话,接着就发生了激烈的争论。 the police were called in to quell the riot that ensued. 警察被召来平息之后发生的暴乱。 on the heels of something /ɒn ðə ˈhiːlz əv something/ especially american if something comes on the heels of something else, it happens very soon after it -- used especially in news reports 【尤美】紧随某事之后,在某事之后不久[尤用于新闻报道] come on the heels of something the news comes on the heels of the fbi's announcement that last week's crash was caused by mechanical failure. 联邦调查局宣布上周的坠机事件是由机械故障所致,跟着就传来了这个消息。hot/hard on the heels of something british immediately after something 【英】紧接某事之后 tuesday's victory came hard on the heels of last week's shock defeat by manchester united. 上周意外败于曼联队之后,紧接着在星期二就迎来了一场胜利。 in the wake of something /ɪn ðə ˈweɪk əv something/ if something, especially something bad, happens in the wake of an event, it happens after it and usually as a result of it [尤指不好的事]紧随某事而来 in the wake of thailand's economic troubles, malaysia's currency also sank. 泰国的经济危机余波未平,马来西亚的货币也出现贬值。6. the person who does a particular job after someone else 继任某个职位的人 successor /səkˈsesəʳ/ [countable noun] someone who takes a position previously held by someone else 继任者 somebody's successor in january 1947, secretary of state byrnes resigned; his successor was general marshall. 1947年1月,国务卿伯恩斯辞去职务,他的继任者是马歇尔将军。 two weeks after the death of pope john paul, the cardinals met to elect his successor. 约翰·保罗教皇逝世两个星期以后,红衣主教们聚集起来选举他的继任人。successor to many people regard him as a likely successor to the current managing director. 许多人都认为他有可能接替现任总经理的职位。 succeed /səkˈsiːd/ [intransitive/transitive verb] to be the next person to take an important position or rank after someone else 继任;继承 eisenhower was succeeded by john f. kennedy. 艾森豪威尔之后由约翰·f.肯尼迪继任。succeed to the throne/the presidency/the championship etc become the next king, president etc 继承王位/继任总统/成为下一个冠军 louis xiii succeeded to the throne when he was only nine years old. 路易十三继承王位的时候只有九岁。succeed somebody as king/president/secretary general etc bailey will succeed fuller as director of operations. 贝利将接替富勒任营运董事。 next in line /ˌnekst ɪn ˈlaɪn/ [adjective phrase] the person who will be the next leader, when the present one dies, or the person who is most likely to be chosen for an important job, when the present person leaves [现任领导人去世后或重要职位的现任领导离任后的]下一个继任人 who is next in line when the current leader of north korea dies? 现任领导人去世之后将会由谁继任?next in line for tom's next in line for the boss's job. 下一个被提拔当老板的将是汤姆。next in line to the throne next in line to become king or queen 下任王位继承人 edward viii was succeeded by his younger brother, who was next in line to the throne. 爱德华八世之后,下一个王位继承人是他弟弟。 the next /ðə ˈnekst/ [noun phrase] the next leader, queen, president etc is the one that gets that position after someone else 下一任[领导人、女王、总统等] who do you think will be the next prime minister? 你认为下一任总理会是谁? the next boss was better than the old one. 后来的老板比以前的一位好。7. a book, film etc that comes after an earlier one 书、电影等的续集 sequel /ˈsiːkwəl/ [countable noun] a book, play or film that continues the story of an earlier book, play or film, usually by the same writer, film-maker etc [出自同一位作者、制作人等的书、戏剧或电影的]续集,续篇 ‘batman 2’ was a rare example of a sequel being better than the original. 《蝙蝠侠2》是少有的比第一集拍得好的续集。 after the unexpected success of his first film, rodriguez is making plans for a sequel. 在第一部影片获得意想不到的成功之后,罗德里格斯打算拍一部续集。sequel to the sequel to ‘gone with the wind’ 《乱世佳人》的续集8. after someone or something in a list, series, line of people etc 在名单或清单、系列、一排人等中位于某人或某事物之后 after /ˈɑːftəʳǁˈæf-/ [preposition] my name is after yours on the list. 在名单上我的名字排在你的后面。 you'll find a reference number after each item in the catalogue. 产品目录上每件商品之后都有一个编号。 there were several people after me who didn't manage to get into the game. 在我之后还有好几个人也没法进去看比赛。 next /nekst/ [adjective/adverb] the next person or thing is the one that comes just after the present one 下一个[的] could you ask the next patient to come in, please? 请你叫下一个病人进来好吗? look at the diagram on the next page. 见下页的图表。 turn left at the next traffic light. 在下一个红绿灯向左拐。 later /ˈleɪtəʳ/ [adjective only before noun] in a part of a book, speech that comes later [书或演讲中]后面的 this topic will be discussed more fully in a later chapter. 这个主题在后面的一章里有更详细的讨论。9. to be the next person or thing after another in a list, series etc 在名单或清单、系列等中位于某人或某物之后 be/come after /ˌbiː, ˌkʌm ˈɑːftəʳǁ-ˈæf-/ [verb phrase not in progressive or passive] my name should be after yours if the list is alphabetical. 如果名单是按字母顺序排列的,我的名字应该排在你的后面。 in british and american addresses, the name of the town always comes after the name of the street. 在英美地址里,镇的名字总是写在街道名字后面。 the first line of the poem is ‘i wandered lonely as a cloud’. what comes after that? 这首诗的第一句是“独自漫游似浮云”,后面是什么? be/come next /ˌbiː, ˌkʌm ˈnekst/ [verb phrase] to be the next person or thing in a list, series, line of people etc 接下去是 this book's called ‘the third dimension’. which book comes next in the series? 这本书叫《第三维》,这个系列的下一本是什么? the nurse came out of her office and called out, ‘who's next?’ 护士从办公室里走出来喊道:“下一位是谁?”next comes something spoken the first three sections of the course are just an introduction. next comes the difficult bit. 这个课程的前面三个部分只是个介绍,接下去的内容便有些难度了。 follow /ˈfɒləʊǁˈfɑː-/ [intransitive/transitive verb not in progressive] to come after something in a book, series, or list [在书中、系列或名单中]接在…之后 taylor explains his theory in the pages that follow. 泰勒在随后的几页里对他的理论作了解释。be followed by something in english the letter q is always followed by a u. 英语里字母q的后面总是跟着一个u。 each chapter is followed by a set of exercises. 每一章后面都有一套练习。☞ after¹☞ after²☞ after³ |
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