| 单词 | around/round |
| 释义 | around/round1 around someone or something2 to be surrounded by something3 to move into a position around someone or something4 moving in a circle or moving around somethingrelated wordsto turn around 转身 turn,shaped like a ball or circle 圆形的 round,see alsocircle,1. around someone or something 在某人或某物周围 around also round british /əˈraʊnd, raʊnd/ [preposition/adverb] completely surrounding or enclosing someone or something 在…周围；在·…四周 a group of students sat around the table chatting. 一群学生围坐在桌子旁边聊天。 she was wearing a silver chain round her neck. 她脖子上戴了一条银项链。 on the kitchen table was a package with tape wrapped around it. 餐桌上放着一个包裹，上面系着带子。all around/all round enemy soldiers were now all around us. 这时我们周围全是敌军。 at the bottom of the hill was a small pond with trees all round. 山麓下是一个小小的池塘，四周都是树。 on all sides/on every side /ɒn ˌɔːl ˈsaɪdz, ɒn ˌevri ˈsaɪd/ [adverb] if something is around you on all sides or on every side, you see it everywhere and you may feel that you are unable to move or escape because of it 四处，四面八方［尤指使人感到无法移动或无法躲避］ mountains rose steeply on all sides. 四周都是高山耸立。from all sides there was the sound of gunfire from all sides. 枪声从四面八方传来。2. to be surrounded by something 被某物包围 be surrounded by /biː səˈraʊndə̇d baɪ/ [verb phrase] if someone or something is surrounded by people or things, those people or things are around them on every side 被….包围 the tops of the hills were surrounded by clouds. 山顶上云雾笼罩。 jill sat on the floor surrounded by boxes. 吉尔坐在地上，周围都是箱子。 be ringed by /biː ˈrɪŋd baɪ/ [verb phrase] if something is ringed by things, those things form a circle around it 被…包围，被…环绕 hoover dam is ringed by snow-capped mountains that reach high above the desert plain. 胡佛大坝被白雪覆盖的山峦包围着，群山高高地耸立在沙漠平原之上。 fifteen minutes after the explosion, the embassy was ringed by police officers and armed guards. 爆炸发生15分钟以后，大使馆被警察和武装警卫包围了。 be framed by /biː ˈfreɪmd baɪ/ [verb phrase] if something that you are looking at is framed by something, you see it within the borders of that thing 给［某物］框住 i could see the church tower framed by the windows. 我通过窗户可以看到教堂的塔楼。 her small face was framed by a mass of red hair 一头散乱的红发衬托着她的一张小脸。 enclose /ɪnˈkləʊz/ [transitive verb usually in passive] to form a wall or covering around something that keeps it separate from everything outside it ［用墙或覆盖物］围住，包住［某物，使之与外面的一切事物隔绝］ the fence enclosing the prison compound is constantly patrolled by armed guards. 监狱大院四周的围栏有武装警卫在不断地巡逻。be enclosed by something the garden was completely enclosed by a high wall. 这花园被一堵高墙完全围住。 the fish live in a shallow tropical lagoon, which is enclosed by a coral reef. 这种鱼生活在由珊瑚礁环绕形成的热带浅水潟湖里。be enclosed in something jerry had to spend two months enclosed in a huge plastic bubble, to prevent him from catching germs from other children. 杰里得住在大的透明塑料罩里两个月，以免传染上其他孩子的病菌。3. to move into a position around someone or something 围在某人或某物周围 surround /səˈraʊnd/ [transitive verb] to stand in a circle around someone or something, especially to prevent someone escaping 包围，围困［某人或某物，尤为了防止某人逃走］ football fans ran onto the field and surrounded the referee. 球迷们冲进球场围住了裁判。 police officers moved to surround evans as he came out of the courtroom. 埃文斯从法庭出来，警察上前围护着他。 gather around also gather round /ˌgæðər əˈraʊnd, ˌgæðəʳ ˈraʊnd/ [intransitive/transitive verb] if a group of people gathers around someone or something, they move nearer to them, for example in order to see or hear better 围拢；聚集在…周围［如为了看清楚或听清楚］ a crowd of young boys had gathered round to admire the car. 一群小伙子围过来羡慕地看着这辆汽车。gather around somebody/something after supper we gathered around the kitchen table and listened to grandma tell stories about her childhood. 吃过晚饭，我们围坐在餐桌旁边，听祖母讲她童年的故事。 encircle /ɪnˈsɜːʳkəl/ [transitive verb] if a group of people encircle someone or something, they move so that they are completely around them, making it impossible for them to escape 环绕，围绕，包围［使其不能逃脱］ troops encircled the city and began firing rockets at the government buildings. 军队包围了城市，开始向政府大楼发射火箭弹。 the photo showed the captive sitting down, encircled by several armed men. 照片上显示囚徒坐着，由几名武装分子围着。 crowd around also crowd round british /ˌkraʊd əˈraʊnd, ˌkraʊd ˈraʊnd/ [intransitive/transitive phrasal verb] if a group of people crowds around someone or something, they stand near them closely together, often pushing forward to see what is happening 聚拢，聚集在周围［常指挤上去看发生什么事情］ fire officers asked the people who had crowded round to stand back. 消防员叫围观的人群往后站。crowd around somebody/something dozens of journalists crowded around the princess and started asking her questions. 不少新闻记者围住王妃，开始向她提问。4. moving in a circle or moving around something 绕着圈子移动，或绕着某物移动 around also round british /əˈraʊnd, raʊnd/ [adverb/preposition] use this after verbs of movement, to show that someone or something is moving in a circle or moving around something 旋转；围绕［用于运动动词之后］ go/fly/travel/run etc around the earth goes around the sun. 地球绕着太阳转。 the helicopter flew round and round above us. 直升机在我们头上盘旋。 in circles /ɪn ˈsɜːʳkəlz/ [adverb] if someone or something moves in circles, they move around in a circle several times 一圈圈地 birds flew in circles above the lake. 鸟儿在湖上盘旋飞翔。 as the dog got more and more excited, it started running around in circles. 那狗越来越兴奋，竟绕着圈子跑了起来。 circle /ˈsɜːʳkəl/ [intransitive/transitive verb] especially written to move around someone or something in a circle 【尤书面】［围绕…］转圈［环行］ the plane circled the airport several times before landing. 飞机绕着机场飞了好几圈才降落。circle around/above as we walked along the beach, i could see seagulls circling above the cliffs. 我们走在沙滩上，我看到海鸥在悬崖上方盘旋。 orbit /ˈɔːʳbɪt, ˈɔːʳbət/ [transitive verb] to go around the earth, the moon, the sun etc in a continuous circular movement 环绕［地球、月亮或太阳等］的轨道运行 the satellite will orbit the earth for the next 15 years. 这颗人造卫星将绕地球轨道运行15年。 the team confirmed the discovery of a planet orbiting the star 51 pegasi. 该小组确认发现了一颗环绕飞马座51这颗恒星运行的行星。 |
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