| 单词 | abide |
| 释义 | abide transitive verb 1. archaic a. < I will abide the coming of my lord — Alfred Tennyson > b. < the fate which abides him > 2. a. obsolete < material able to abide hard use > b. < abide the onrush of the enemy > < abide one's doom > c. < cannot abide such people > < can't abide the taste of caraway > sometimes with to and the infinitive < cannot abide to stay in one position for long — T.B.Costain > 3. < unwilling to abide the decision of the court > : submit to < works securely established among the classics have had to abide the question of a new criticism > 4. < dearly I abide that boast so vain — John Milton > intransitive verb 1. < the sawyer did not participate … but abided at a little distance — Charles Dickens > < we shall abide till the battle is won — Rudyard Kipling > 2. a. < let every man abide in the same calling wherein he was called — 1 Cor 7:20 (Authorized Version) > < a love that abides with him all his days > b. < though many features were abiding, the changes were much felt > 3. < tho' much is taken, much abides — Alfred Tennyson > 4. < I repented my rashness in venturing to abide in town — Daniel Defoe > Synonyms: see bear, continue, stay • - abide by |
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