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

abode1

/əˈbəʊd

noun formal or literary

1A place of residence; a house or home: my humble abode...

These are the people living in bed and breakfasts, sofa surfing with friends and moving from house to house with no fixed abode.
In between the luxurious modern houses are two curious abodes.
Their house was more like a small castle than a humble abode.

Synonyms

home, house, place of residence/habitation, accommodation, habitat, base, seat;

quarters, lodgings, rooms;

address, location, place, whereabouts

informal pad, digs, diggings

formal dwelling, dwelling place, residence, habitation

without a roof over one's head, on the streets, vagrant, sleeping rough, living rough;

destitute, down and out, derelict, itinerant

1.1 [mass noun] Residence: their right of abode in Britain...

This points to a worldly, finite, lived morality - to an ethos in its sense of abode and dwelling place - and away from the abstract and systematic utilitarianism so common in Australia.
In the time since he had left his native Ballyredmond and taken up his abode in Rathvilly he had spent a period of time in Courtown, Co. Wexford.
The independent senator said a lot of the crime in the society was being committed by people of no fixed place of abode.

1.2 archaic A stay; a sojourn.He waxeth Wrath at your Abode here.

Phrases

of no fixed abode

Origin

Middle English (in the sense 'act of waiting'): verbal noun from abide.

Rhymes

abode2

/əˈbəʊd

verb

Archaic past of abide.

单词	abode
释义	abode1 /əˈbəʊd / noun formal or literary 1A place of residence; a house or home: my humble abode... These are the people living in bed and breakfasts, sofa surfing with friends and moving from house to house with no fixed abode. In between the luxurious modern houses are two curious abodes. Their house was more like a small castle than a humble abode. Synonyms home, house, place of residence/habitation, accommodation, habitat, base, seat; quarters, lodgings, rooms; address, location, place, whereabouts informal pad, digs, diggings formal dwelling, dwelling place, residence, habitation without a roof over one's head, on the streets, vagrant, sleeping rough, living rough; destitute, down and out, derelict, itinerant 1.1 [mass noun] Residence: their right of abode in Britain... This points to a worldly, finite, lived morality - to an ethos in its sense of abode and dwelling place - and away from the abstract and systematic utilitarianism so common in Australia. In the time since he had left his native Ballyredmond and taken up his abode in Rathvilly he had spent a period of time in Courtown, Co. Wexford. The independent senator said a lot of the crime in the society was being committed by people of no fixed place of abode. 1.2 archaic A stay; a sojourn.He waxeth Wrath at your Abode here. Phrases of no fixed abode Origin Middle English (in the sense 'act of waiting'): verbal noun from abide. Rhymes bestrode, bode, code, commode, corrode, download, encode, erode, explode, forebode, goad, implode, load, lode, middle-of-the-road, mode, node, ode, offload, outrode, road, rode, sarod, Spode, strode, toad, upload, woad abode2 /əˈbəʊd / verb Archaic past of abide.
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