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

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(mɔːʳf)

Word forms: 3rd person singular presenttense morphs, present participle morphing, past tense, past participle morphed

verb

If one thing morphs into another thing, especially something very different, the first thing changes into the second.

[informal]

Mild-mannered Stanley morphs into a confident, grinning hero. [VERB + into]

morph in British English 1

(mɔːf)

noun

linguistics

the phonological representation of a morpheme

Word origin

C20: shortened form of morpheme

morph in British English 2

(mɔːf)

noun

biology

any of the different forms of individual found in a polymorphic species

Word origin

C20: from Greek morphē shape

morph in British English 3

(mɔːf)

verb

to undergo or cause to undergo morphing

to transform or be transformed completely in appearance or character

he morphed from nerd into pop icon

noun

a morphed image

morph. in British English

or morphol.

abbreviation for

morphological

morphology

-morph in British English

combining form in countable noun

indicating shape, form, or structure of a specified kind

ectomorph

Derived forms

-morphic or -morphous

combining form in adjective

-morphy

combining form in countable noun

Word origin

from Greek -morphos, from morphē shape

morph in American English 1

(mɔrf)

noun

1. Linguistics

allomorph (sense 2)

a representation of an occurrence of a morpheme

a sequence of phonemes isolated from surrounding sequences but not yet assigned to a particular morpheme

Word origin

< Gr morphē, form

morph in American English 2

(mɔrf)

verb transitive, verb intransitive

to transform or be transformed as by morphing

Word origin

< metamorphosis

morph in American English 3

morphology

-morph in American English

(mɔrf)

one having a (specified) form

pseudomorph

Word origin

see morph1

Examples of 'morph' in a sentence
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You know those pictures where one face morphs into another?Two points from nine cannot be allowed to morph into something much uglier.The crucial issue is whether the short term morphs into something enduring.At what point does grief morph into something different and rather more questionable?Once that particular tone passes, the book morphs into something significant.It was soon to morph again, this time because of a series of dams that would transform it into vast, calm reservoirs.

单词	morph
释义	Trends of morph View usage for: morph (mɔːʳf) Word forms: 3rd person singular presenttense morphs, present participle morphing, past tense, past participle morphed verb If one thing morphs into another thing, especially something very different, the first thing changes into the second. [informal] Mild-mannered Stanley morphs into a confident, grinning hero. [VERB + into] morph in British English 1 (mɔːf) noun linguistics the phonological representation of a morpheme Word origin C20: shortened form of morpheme morph in British English 2 (mɔːf) noun biology any of the different forms of individual found in a polymorphic species Word origin C20: from Greek morphē shape morph in British English 3 (mɔːf) verb 1. to undergo or cause to undergo morphing 2. to transform or be transformed completely in appearance or character he morphed from nerd into pop icon noun 3. a morphed image morph. in British English or morphol. abbreviation for 1. morphological 2. morphology -morph in British English combining form in countable noun indicating shape, form, or structure of a specified kind ectomorph Derived forms -morphic or -morphous combining form in adjective -morphy combining form in countable noun Word origin from Greek -morphos, from morphē shape morph in American English 1 (mɔrf) noun 1. Linguistics allomorph (sense 2) 2. a representation of an occurrence of a morpheme 3. a sequence of phonemes isolated from surrounding sequences but not yet assigned to a particular morpheme Word origin < Gr morphē, form morph in American English 2 (mɔrf) verb transitive, verb intransitive to transform or be transformed as by morphing Word origin < metamorphosis morph in American English 3 morphology -morph in American English (mɔrf) one having a (specified) form pseudomorph Word origin see morph1 Examples of 'morph' in a sentence morph You know those pictures where one face morphs into another? Times, Sunday Times (2010) Two points from nine cannot be allowed to morph into something much uglier. Times, Sunday Times (2014) The crucial issue is whether the short term morphs into something enduring. Times, Sunday Times (2015) At what point does grief morph into something different and rather more questionable? Times, Sunday Times (2012) Once that particular tone passes, the book morphs into something significant. Times, Sunday Times (2007) It was soon to morph again, this time because of a series of dams that would transform it into vast, calm reservoirs. Times, Sunday Times (2014)
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