英语词汇“θ144084”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

the mind > will > decision > resolve or decide upon [verb (transitive)] (31)

to take (in early use (i-)nim) to redeeOE

to take (in early use (i-)nim) to rede: to adopt as a decision or plan; to decide, resolve. Also with reflexive pronoun. Obsolete.

redeOE

transitive. To agree upon, resolve, decide, after consultation or deliberation. Frequently with clause as object. Obsolete.

to take (in early use (i-)nim) redeOE

to take (in early use (i-)nim) rede: to take counsel. In later use English regional (Derbyshire).

to bring to stallc1275

Phrases. to bring to stall: to bring to a stand, to fix, settle. to hold one's stall: to stand firm, keep one's position. to make, take,etc., stall…

rewardc1380

transitive and intransitive. To agree; to determine or decide. Obsolete.

perfix1415

transitive. To fix firmly or definitely; to determine, to appoint; to plan or prearrange.

determ1423

By-form of determine, v.

concludec1430

To come to the conclusion or decision (to do a thing), to decide (on a course of action), determine, resolve. Const. infinitive or subordinate clause.

prefix?1523

transitive. To make up (one's mind) beforehand; to decide, resolve on. Also with infinitive or clause as object. Obsolete.

resolve1523

To determine or decide upon (a course of action, something to be achieved or brought about, etc.); to… transitive. With simple object, or (more…

affix1524

transitive. To set, appoint, arrange (a day, time, meeting, etc.). Also: †to decree, ordain (obsolete). Now rare.

devise1548

intransitive. To resolve or decide upon. Obsolete.

pitch?1567

transitive. To determine in advance; to fix, appoint, decree. Obsolete.

purpose1574

transitive (reflexive). With infinitive. To determine, make up one's mind, resolve. Also occasionally intransitive: to determine upon. Obsolete.

to resolve with oneself1578

transitive. to resolve with oneself: = sense 26a. Now rare.

to set down1582

To determine or resolve upon. Also set down one's rest (see rest, n.3 phrases 3a). Obsolete.

settle1596

To appoint or fix definitely beforehand, to decide upon (a time, place, plan of action, price, conditions, etc.); †to adjust (one's action) to…

determinea1616

To resolve upon, on, †of (some course of action). With indirect passive, to be determined onor upon.

decision1877

transitive. colloquial, regional, and nonstandard. = decide, v.1 1. Also: to make a decision about (something).

predetermine1884

transitive. To determine or establish (an outcome, course of events, etc.) in advance; to predestine; to decree or decide upon beforehand; to be a…

Subcategories:

— make (a resolution) (2)

— adopt or pass as a resolution (1)

— cause to decide or make resolute (4)

— decide or settle beforehand (2)

— decide on setting out for a place (1)

— sending a person to a place (1)

单词	θ144084
释义	the mind > will > decision > resolve or decide upon [verb (transitive)] (31) to take (in early use (i-)nim) to redeeOE to take (in early use (i-)nim) to rede: to adopt as a decision or plan; to decide, resolve. Also with reflexive pronoun. Obsolete. redeOE transitive. To agree upon, resolve, decide, after consultation or deliberation. Frequently with clause as object. Obsolete. to take (in early use (i-)nim) redeOE to take (in early use (i-)nim) rede: to take counsel. In later use English regional (Derbyshire). to bring to stallc1275 Phrases. to bring to stall: to bring to a stand, to fix, settle. to hold one's stall: to stand firm, keep one's position. to make, take,etc., stall… rewardc1380 transitive and intransitive. To agree; to determine or decide. Obsolete. perfix1415 transitive. To fix firmly or definitely; to determine, to appoint; to plan or prearrange. determ1423 By-form of determine, v. concludec1430 To come to the conclusion or decision (to do a thing), to decide (on a course of action), determine, resolve. Const. infinitive or subordinate clause. prefix?1523 transitive. To make up (one's mind) beforehand; to decide, resolve on. Also with infinitive or clause as object. Obsolete. resolve1523 To determine or decide upon (a course of action, something to be achieved or brought about, etc.); to… transitive. With simple object, or (more… affix1524 transitive. To set, appoint, arrange (a day, time, meeting, etc.). Also: †to decree, ordain (obsolete). Now rare. devise1548 intransitive. To resolve or decide upon. Obsolete. pitch?1567 transitive. To determine in advance; to fix, appoint, decree. Obsolete. purpose1574 transitive (reflexive). With infinitive. To determine, make up one's mind, resolve. Also occasionally intransitive: to determine upon. Obsolete. to resolve with oneself1578 transitive. to resolve with oneself: = sense 26a. Now rare. to set down1582 To determine or resolve upon. Also set down one's rest (see rest, n.3 phrases 3a). Obsolete. settle1596 To appoint or fix definitely beforehand, to decide upon (a time, place, plan of action, price, conditions, etc.); †to adjust (one's action) to… determinea1616 To resolve upon, on, †of (some course of action). With indirect passive, to be determined onor upon. decision1877 transitive. colloquial, regional, and nonstandard. = decide, v.1 1. Also: to make a decision about (something). predetermine1884 transitive. To determine or establish (an outcome, course of events, etc.) in advance; to predestine; to decree or decide upon beforehand; to be a… Subcategories: — make (a resolution) (2) — adopt or pass as a resolution (1) — cause to decide or make resolute (4) — decide or settle beforehand (2) — decide on setting out for a place (1) — sending a person to a place (1)
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