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

selectverb [ I or T ]

uk/sɪˈlekt/us/səˈlekt/

B1 to choose a small number of things, or to choose by making careful decisions:

There was a choice of four prizes, and the winner could select one of them.

A mouse is a device which makes it easier to select different options from computer menus.

How do you select people for promotion?

[ + obj + to infinitive ] He was selected to play for Australia at the age of only 18.

More examples

He was selected to play for Australia at the age of only 18.
I selected the best staff available.
The judges will select the best from this year's crop of first novels.
When you have selected the file you want, click the 'Open' box.
Click 'Tools', then select 'Options' from the pull-down menu.

Thesaurus: synonyms and related words

Taking and choosing

accord
adopt
adopted
adoption
appoint
bags I... idiom
dip
easy option
either-or
elect
empanel
go off with sth
have/keep your options open idiom
selection
selective
selector
self-selected
single sb/sth out
skim sb/sth off
slate

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selectadjective

uk/sɪˈlekt/us/səˈlekt/

of only the best type or highest quality, and usually small in size or amount:

It's a very select club - I've been trying unsuccessfully to join it for years.

These activities should be available to all students, not just a select few.

Hamilton lives in a very select part of Boston.

Thesaurus: synonyms and related words

Extremely good

admirable
amazing
ask for sb/sth
award-winning
awesome
bowl
brilliant
incomparable
incredible
inspired
irreplaceable
life is just a bowl of cherries idiom
outstanding
parallel
sick
superlatively
supremacy
supreme
terrific
textbook

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单词	select
释义	Contents verb (1) select (1) adjective (1) select (1) Contents verb (1) select (CHOOSE) adjective (1) select (BEST QUALITY) Contents verb (2) select (1) select (2) adjective (1) select (1) English American Business selectverb [ I or T ] uk/sɪˈlekt/us/səˈlekt/ B1 to choose a small number of things, or to choose by making careful decisions: There was a choice of four prizes, and the winner could select one of them. A mouse is a device which makes it easier to select different options from computer menus. How do you select people for promotion? [ + obj + to infinitive ] He was selected to play for Australia at the age of only 18. More examples He was selected to play for Australia at the age of only 18. I selected the best staff available. The judges will select the best from this year's crop of first novels. When you have selected the file you want, click the 'Open' box. Click 'Tools', then select 'Options' from the pull-down menu. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Taking and choosing accord adopt adopted adoption appoint bags I... idiom dip easy option either-or elect empanel go off with sth *have/keep your* options open idiom selection selective selector self-selected single sb/sth out skim sb/sth off slate See more results » selectadjective uk/sɪˈlekt/us/səˈlekt/ of only the best type or highest quality, and usually small in size or amount: It's a very select club - I've been trying unsuccessfully to join it for years. These activities should be available to all students, not just a select few. Hamilton lives in a very select part of Boston. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Extremely good admirable amazing** ask for sb/sth award-winning awesome bowl brilliant incomparable incredible inspired irreplaceable life is just a bowl of cherries idiom outstanding parallel sick superlatively supremacy supreme terrific textbook See more results » selectverb [ I/T ] us/səˈlekt/ select verb [ I/T ] (CHOOSE) to choose something, or to make a choice: [ T ] They have the option of selecting the school that they want their kids to go to. [ I ] You can select from among the offerings shown on this screen. selectadjective [ not gradable ] us/səˈlekt/ select adjective [ not gradable ] (BEST QUALITY) the best of its type or highest in quality: select fruit/school a select group of people selectverb uk/sɪˈlekt/us [ I or T ] to choose someone or something from a group of people or things after careful thought: The role of marketing is to select the target markets. select sth/sb as sth The bank has just been selected as the preferred bidder for Brussels International Airport. select sth/sb for sth The application form will be used to select candidates for interview. select (sth) from sth We were able to select from a large pool of applicants and to recruit people of a high standard. [ T ] IT to choose something from a computer menu (= list), or to mark something that you have chosen on a computer screen: Open Outlook on the first machine and select File Import and Export to launch the program. Select the text you want to copy and press Control-C. selectadjective uk/sɪˈlekt/us of only the best type or highest quality, and usually small in amount: Historically, stamp duty has been paid by fund managers and a select few private investors. The products will be sold at a select group of specialist stores.
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selectverb [ I or T ]

selectadjective

selectverb [ I/T ]

select verb [ I/T ] (CHOOSE)

selectadjective [ not gradable ]

select adjective [ not gradable ] (BEST QUALITY)

selectverb

selectadjective