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

with

/wɪð

preposition

1Accompanied by (another person or thing): a nice steak with a bottle of red wine...

It is accompanied with a golden vest and hair ornament hanging down to the shoulder.
The tamarind provides a novel change to lemon as an accompaniment with the prawn.
Stumped for a good red wine capable of accompanying duck served with a bitter cherry sauce?

Synonyms

accompanied by, in the company of, escorted by

2Having or possessing (something): a flower-sprigged blouse with a white collar...

The Firth of Tay glittered like crumpled silver foil, and the city shone with an inner light.
The house was fitted with a smoke alarm at the top of the stairs but the battery had run out.
He was wearing dark trousers and a white shirt with a collar, which he wore unbuttoned.

2.1Wearing or carrying: a small man with thick glasses...

He was a slight man wearing owl glasses, with thin brown hair that left a bald spot on the back of his head.
Thinly built, with thick glasses and K-Mart clothes, Lee is as cheery as he is modest.
She was a bit taller than Dai with short thick curly hair and tanned skin, much like his own.

3Indicating the instrument used to perform an action: cut the fish with a knife treatment with acid before analysis...

He had a seat belt on and we cut it with a knife and tried to pull him out but we couldn't.
They set to work on the oxhide with the knives and cut it into a single thin strip.
Quarter the apples, then peel and cut away the core with a small paring knife.

3.1Indicating the material used for a purpose: fill the bowl with water...

On the table was a vase of plastic wildflowers in a vase partly filled with plastic water.
The tin bath was hung on a nail on the back yard wall, was brought indoors on bath days, filled with hot water.
We filled it with water and added blue dye, so that if it leaked then we could tell easily.

4In opposition to: a row broke out with another man...

So much information has come up since my fight with Shirley and none of it is good.
Teachers learned about the incident when Kyle was spotted fighting with the boy.
He shows a teenage mother fighting with the father of her child about his failings as a parent.

5Indicating the manner or attitude in which a person does something: the people shouted with pleasure...

She came to his studio with attitude, but cradled his face in her hands to kiss him before she left.
Large checks, iridescent fabrics and decadent velvet are all worn with attitude.
It meant that down the years we would collide always with the same pleasure.

6Indicating responsibility: leave it with me...

The final sentence, however, rests with the judge and Beaney may still be put behind bars.
The final decision on that rests with the trade and industry secretary.
In libel the burden of proof rests with the defendant, and there is no entitlement to legal aid.

7In relation to: my father will be angry with me...

Other times, he will say that he is angry with us, and that we have to be sad.
She was a master of tuning him out when she was angry with him and it drove him nuts.
There are a lot of people in power wanting to make it real easy to be angry with America.

7.1Affected by (a particular fact or condition): he’s in bed with the flu...

I've been laid up in bed with a nasty flu the last few days, and time is warping on me.
Blue and yellow are not distinguished by those with this condition, and may be seen as white or grey.
It is the largest clinical trial to be carried out in patients with early ovarian cancer.

7.2Indicating the cause of (a condition): he was trembling with fear...

She just stood there; the look of terror on her face increased and she began to tremble with the fear.

7.3Because of (something) and as it happens: wisdom comes with age

8Employed by: she’s with the Inland Revenue now...

If he'd still been employed with us we would have suspended him immediately, but he was retired.

8.1Using the services of: I bank with the TSB

9In the same direction as: marine mammals generally swim with the current...

Our boat drifts with the gentle current for an hour or so before gently motoring over to San Toribo reef.

10Indicating separation or removal from something: to part with one’s dearest possessions their jobs could be dispensed with...

The mansions formerly lining the High Street were replaced with retail premises.

Phrases

away (or off or out etc.) with

be with someone

with it

with that

Origin

Old English, probably a shortening of a Germanic preposition related to obsolete English wither 'adverse, opposite'.

单词	with
释义	with /wɪð / preposition 1Accompanied by (another person or thing): a nice steak with a bottle of red wine... It is accompanied with a golden vest and hair ornament hanging down to the shoulder. The tamarind provides a novel change to lemon as an accompaniment with the prawn. Stumped for a good red wine capable of accompanying duck served with a bitter cherry sauce? Synonyms accompanied by, in the company of, escorted by 2Having or possessing (something): a flower-sprigged blouse with a white collar... The Firth of Tay glittered like crumpled silver foil, and the city shone with an inner light. The house was fitted with a smoke alarm at the top of the stairs but the battery had run out. He was wearing dark trousers and a white shirt with a collar, which he wore unbuttoned. 2.1Wearing or carrying: a small man with thick glasses... He was a slight man wearing owl glasses, with thin brown hair that left a bald spot on the back of his head. Thinly built, with thick glasses and K-Mart clothes, Lee is as cheery as he is modest. She was a bit taller than Dai with short thick curly hair and tanned skin, much like his own. 3Indicating the instrument used to perform an action: cut the fish with a knife treatment with acid before analysis... He had a seat belt on and we cut it with a knife and tried to pull him out but we couldn't. They set to work on the oxhide with the knives and cut it into a single thin strip. Quarter the apples, then peel and cut away the core with a small paring knife. 3.1Indicating the material used for a purpose: fill the bowl with water... On the table was a vase of plastic wildflowers in a vase partly filled with plastic water. The tin bath was hung on a nail on the back yard wall, was brought indoors on bath days, filled with hot water. We filled it with water and added blue dye, so that if it leaked then we could tell easily. 4In opposition to: a row broke out with another man... So much information has come up since my fight with Shirley and none of it is good. Teachers learned about the incident when Kyle was spotted fighting with the boy. He shows a teenage mother fighting with the father of her child about his failings as a parent. 5Indicating the manner or attitude in which a person does something: the people shouted with pleasure... She came to his studio with attitude, but cradled his face in her hands to kiss him before she left. Large checks, iridescent fabrics and decadent velvet are all worn with attitude. It meant that down the years we would collide always with the same pleasure. 6Indicating responsibility: leave it with me... The final sentence, however, rests with the judge and Beaney may still be put behind bars. The final decision on that rests with the trade and industry secretary. In libel the burden of proof rests with the defendant, and there is no entitlement to legal aid. 7In relation to: my father will be angry with me... Other times, he will say that he is angry with us, and that we have to be sad. She was a master of tuning him out when she was angry with him and it drove him nuts. There are a lot of people in power wanting to make it real easy to be angry with America. 7.1Affected by (a particular fact or condition): he’s in bed with the flu... I've been laid up in bed with a nasty flu the last few days, and time is warping on me. Blue and yellow are not distinguished by those with this condition, and may be seen as white or grey. It is the largest clinical trial to be carried out in patients with early ovarian cancer. 7.2Indicating the cause of (a condition): he was trembling with fear... She just stood there; the look of terror on her face increased and she began to tremble with the fear. 7.3Because of (something) and as it happens: wisdom comes with age 8Employed by: she’s with the Inland Revenue now... If he'd still been employed with us we would have suspended him immediately, but he was retired. 8.1Using the services of: I bank with the TSB 9In the same direction as: marine mammals generally swim with the current... Our boat drifts with the gentle current for an hour or so before gently motoring over to San Toribo reef. 10Indicating separation or removal from something: to part with one’s dearest possessions their jobs could be dispensed with... The mansions formerly lining the High Street were replaced with retail premises. Phrases away (or off or out etc.) with be with someone with it with that Origin Old English, probably a shortening of a Germanic preposition related to obsolete English wither 'adverse, opposite'. Rhymes forthwith, herewith, therewith, wherewith
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