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

1 (noun) in the sense of period

Definition

a period of time spent doing something, such as drinking

I was suffering with a bout of nerves.

Synonyms

period

a period of a few months

time

For a long time I didn't tell anyone.

term

a 12-month term of service

fit

I broke into a fit of giggles.

session

Ten players have failed drug tests following a training session.

stretch

He would study for eight- to ten-hour stretches.

spell

There has been a spell of dry weather.

turn

Let each child have a turn at fishing.

patch

His marriage is going through a rough patch.

interval

There was a long interval of silence.

stint

a five-year stint in Hong Kong

2 (noun) in the sense of round

The latest bout of violence has claimed ten lives.

Synonyms

round

This is the latest round of job cuts.

run

Their run of luck is holding.

course

a series of naval battles which altered the course of history

series

a series of explosions

session

cycle

the business cycle of recession and rebound

sequence

the sequence of events that led to the murder

stint

spree

3 (noun) in the sense of fight

Definition

a boxing, wrestling, or fencing match

This will be his eighth title bout in 19 months.

Synonyms

fight

The referee stopped the fight in the second round.

match

He was watching a football match.

battle

The battle lasted several years.

competition

There's been some fierce competition for the title.

struggle

I broke my wrist in the struggle.

contest

a bitter contest over who should control the state's future

set-to (informal)

a bit of a set-to between Smith and his record company

encounter

They were arrested after a chance encounter with security forces near the border.

engagement

The constitution prevents them from military engagement on foreign soil.

head-to-head

boxing match

单词	bout
释义	Trends of bout View usage for: bout (baʊt) Word forms: plural bouts 1. countable noun If you have a bout of an illness or of an unpleasant feeling, you have it for a short period. He was recovering from a severe bout of flu. [+ of] I was suffering with a bout of nerves. [+ of] Synonyms: period, time, term, fit More Synonyms of bout 2. countable noun A bout of something that is unpleasant is a short time during which it occurs a great deal. The latest bout of violence has claimed twenty-four lives. [+ of] A half-hour daily walk can be more beneficial than one hard bout of exercise a week. [+ of] Synonyms: round, run, course, series More Synonyms of bout 3. countable noun A bout is a boxing or wrestling match. This will be his eighth title bout in 19 months. Synonyms: fight, match, battle, competition More Synonyms of bout 4. Some writers use 'bout or bout to represent about when the first syllable is not pronounced. How 'bout some coffee? I just felt the need to write bout it, I guess. bout in British English (baʊt) noun 1. a. a period of time spent doing something, such as drinking b. a period of illness 2. a contest or fight, esp a boxing or wrestling match Word origin C16: variant of obsolete bought turn; related to German Bucht bight; see about 'bout in British English (baʊt) contraction of about bout in American English (baʊt) noun 1. Dialectal a going and coming back again, as across a field in plowing; turn 2. a struggle; contest or match a championship bout 3. a period of time taken up by some activity, illness, etc.; spell a bout of the flu, a bout of shopping Word origin for earlier bought < ME bught, akin to MLowG bucht, bight; form & meaning prob. infl. by 'bout < about Examples of 'bout' in a sentence bout Another bout of hot air and no action. The Sun (2017) I know how to milk a good bout of illness. Times, Sunday Times (2016) HALF of adults suffer weekly anxiety bouts over running out of battery for phones and gadgets. The Sun (2016) The first crisis came in the form of a bout of illness. Times, Sunday Times (2007) They are trying to get jobs but are all currently recovering from a bout of flu. Times, Sunday Times (2009) The other three unification bouts might not be so straightforward. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Research shows intense bouts of exercise release more feelgood hormones and get you fitter quicker. The Sun (2012) Do you suffer from more than two colds or bouts of flu in a year? Martlew, Gillian & Silver, Shelley Stay Well This Winter (1989) During bouts of illness it is very easy to slip into bad thought patterns. Wilkinson, Steve M.E. and You - a self-help plan (1988) The last big oil merger cycle was a decade ago and we are set fair for another bout. Times, Sunday Times (2008) The plan was for one more bout so he would not finish with a loss on his record. Times, Sunday Times (2011) So, yet another bruising bout between conventional and alternative medicine? Times, Sunday Times (2006) I had my first bout with doubt. Christianity Today (2000) He proceeded to reel off a string of victories, losing only four of his first 28 bouts. Times, Sunday Times (2012) This, after all, is the bout that the world has been waiting more than five years to see. Times, Sunday Times (2015) A bout of fierce fighting gave the rest of the English fleet enough time to come to the rescue and begin attacking the convoy. Times, Sunday Times (2013) So what will be served up in Rome tomorrow night is a footballing heavyweight championship of the world, a unification bout. Times, Sunday Times (2009) So it was I who would work on alone in our exercise bouts, the youngest and healthiest of us all. Baxter, Stephen Anti-Ice (1993) In other languages bout British English: bout NOUN If you have a bout of an illness or of an unpleasant feeling, you have it for a short period. He was recovering from a severe bout of flu. American English: bout Brazilian Portuguese: crise Chinese: > 发作疾病或不愉快情绪 European Spanish: ataque French: période German: Anfall Italian: accesso Japanese: 発病中の期間 Korean: 한 바탕 European Portuguese: crise Latin American Spanish: ataque Chinese translation of 'bout' bout (baut) n (c) [of illness] 发(發)作 (fāzuò) [of activity] 次 (cì) (Boxing ) 场(場) (chǎng) 1 (noun) in the sense of period Definition a period of time spent doing something, such as drinking I was suffering with a bout of nerves. Synonyms period a period of a few months time For a long time I didn't tell anyone. term a 12-month term of service fit I broke into a fit of giggles. session Ten players have failed drug tests following a training session. stretch He would study for eight- to ten-hour stretches. spell There has been a spell of dry weather. turn Let each child have a turn at fishing. patch His marriage is going through a rough patch. interval There was a long interval of silence. stint a five-year stint in Hong Kong 2 (noun) in the sense of round The latest bout of violence has claimed ten lives. Synonyms round This is the latest round of job cuts. run Their run of luck is holding. course a series of naval battles which altered the course of history series a series of explosions session cycle the business cycle of recession and rebound sequence the sequence of events that led to the murder stint spree 3 (noun) in the sense of fight Definition a boxing, wrestling, or fencing match This will be his eighth title bout in 19 months. Synonyms fight The referee stopped the fight in the second round. match He was watching a football match. battle The battle lasted several years. competition There's been some fierce competition for the title. struggle I broke my wrist in the struggle. contest a bitter contest over who should control the state's future set-to (informal) a bit of a set-to between Smith and his record company encounter They were arrested after a chance encounter with security forces near the border. engagement The constitution prevents them from military engagement on foreign soil. head-to-head boxing match Additional synonyms in the sense of battle Definition a fight between large armed forces The battle lasted several years. Synonyms fight, war, attack, action, struggle, conflict, clash, set-to (informal), encounter, combat, scrap (informal), biffo (Australian, slang), engagement, warfare, fray, duel, skirmish, head-to-head, tussle, scuffle, fracas, scrimmage, sparring match, bagarre, melee or mêlée, boilover (Australian) in the sense of competition Definition the act of competing There's been some fierce competition for the title. Synonyms rivalry, opposition, struggle, contest, contention, strife, emulation, one-upmanship (informal) in the sense of contest Definition a struggle for power or control a bitter contest over who should control the state's future Synonyms struggle, fight, battle, debate, conflict, dispute, encounter, controversy, combat, discord, turf war (informal) Synonyms of 'bout' bout Explore 'bout' in the dictionary
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