| 单词 | deserted |
| 释义 | deserted adjectiveverbs | adverb verbs➤appear, be, look, seem显得荒僻；空无一人；看起来荒废；似乎人迹罕至▸➤become变得荒僻adverb➤completely, totally完全废弃◆the streets were completely deserted.街道空无一人。➤almost, virtually几乎荒废；事实上废弃▸➤largely很大程度上荒废▸➤apparently看似荒废的 deserted adjectivedeserted ♦︎ abandoned ♦︎ disused ♦︎ unoccupied ♦︎ uninhabitedthese words all describe a place where there are no longer any people, or a person or thing that people have left behind.这些词均表示废弃的、被舍弃的、被抛弃的。patterns and collocations 句型和搭配◆a deserted / an abandoned / an unoccupied / an uninhabited area◆a deserted / an abandoned / a disused / an unoccupied building◆a deserted / an abandoned / an unoccupied house◆a deserted / an abandoned / a disused warehouse◆an abandoned / a disused mine / railway / railroad◆a deserted / an abandoned village◆a deserted / an uninhabited island◆largely / completely / totally deserted / abandoned / uninhabited■ deserted /dɪzɜːtɪd; name dɪzɜːrtɪd/ (of a place) with no people in it; (of a place, person or thing) left by a person or people who do not intend to return（场所）空寂无人的；（场所、人或事物）被抛弃的，被遗弃的◆the office was completely deserted.办公室人去楼空。◆a large proportion of the remaining community was made up of widows and deserted wives.村落中剩下的大多是寡妇或被丈夫遗弃的妇女。 ➡ see also desert → abandon ■ abandoned /əbændənd/ (of a person, place or thing) left and no longer wanted, used or needed（人、场所或事物）被遗弃的，被弃置的，被抛弃的◆the charity's work involves finding foster homes for abandoned children.慈善机构的工作包括为弃儿寻找寄养家庭。◆police found several guns in an abandoned car.警察在一辆弃置的轿车里发现了一些枪支。 ➡ see also abandon → abandon ■ disused /dɪsjuːzd/ [usually before noun] no longer used废弃的；不再使用的◆the party was held in a disused warehouse.聚会在一个废弃的仓库里举行。ⓘ disused should not be confused with unused, which means 'not being used at the moment or never having been used'.不要混淆 disused 和 unused，后者表示“没在用的或未用过的”。■ unoccupied empty, with nobody living there or using it空着的；闲置的；无人占用的◆the building appeared to be unoccupied.那座楼房好像空置着。◆children must sit on a parent's lap unless an unoccupied seat is available.除非有空座，否则小孩只能坐在父母的大腿上。opp occupied ⓘ a building, room, seat, etc. that is occupied is being used by sb. * occupied 指建筑物、房间、座位等已被人占用的、在使用中的◆only half the rooms are occupied at the moment.目前那些房间只有一半有人。 ➡ see also vacant → empty ■ uninhabited /ʌnɪnhæbɪtɪd/ with no people living there无人居住的；荒无人烟的◆they landed on an uninhabited island off the newfoundland coast.他们降落在纽芬兰海岸附近的一个荒岛上。◆the area is largely uninhabited.那一地区甚少人居住。ⓘ a more common name for an uninhabited tropical island is a desert island.“热带荒岛”更常称作 desert island。deserted /dɪzɜːtɪd; name dɪzɜːrtɪd/ (of a place) with no people in it; (of a place, person or thing) left by a person or people who do not intend to return（场所）空寂无人的；（场所、人或事物）被抛弃的，被遗弃的◆the office was completely deserted.办公室人去楼空。◆a large proportion of the remaining community was made up of widows and deserted wives.村落中剩下的大多是寡妇或被丈夫遗弃的妇女。 ➡ see also desert → abandon deserted/dɪˈzɜ:tɪd ||; dɪˈzɝtɪd/adj empty, because all the people have left 无人居住的；荒废的: ◇a deserted house 废弃的房子 desertedsee ⇨ empty 3 de·sert·ed /dɪ`zɜtɪd; dɪˈzɜːrtɪd/adjempty and quiet because people have gone away 无人的，空弃的:◇at night the streets are deserted. 夜晚街上空无一人。 ☞ deserted |
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