| 单词 | very |
| 释义 | very I. 1. a. < very God of very God, begotten not made — Nicene Creed > < the fierce hatred of a very woman — J.M.Barrie > b. < whether thou be my very son … or not — Gen 27:21 (Authorized Version) > < the very blood and bone of our grammar — H.L.Smith b. 1913 > c. < in very truth, life is short — Benjamin Farrington > 2. a. < might be the very condition we seek — H.H.Curtice > < is in the very heart of the Irish capital — Gerard MacGowan > b. < may be the very thing for the purpose — C.K.Ogden > 3. a. < the veriest idiot that ever lived — Joseph Conrad > b. < the sailors mutinied from very hunger — T.B.Macaulay > 4. — used as an intensive especially to emphasize identity < my very chains and I grew friends — Lord Byron > < cause the very rocks to tremble — American Guide Series: Maine > < the very language of the churches is becoming unintelligible to them — W.R.Inge > 5. < the veriest shadow of a mighty dynasty — W.E.Swinton > < the very thought of thee with sweetness fills the breast — Edward Caswall > 6. < her own mother had once used that very word — Helen Howe > 7. < the path that led across the roots of his very tree — Nathaniel Hawthorne > Synonyms: see same II. 1. < a very hot day > < sun is very bright > < is very much a believer in reason — F.A.Pottle > < saw the four of them very plainly — Carson McCullers > < is very pleased to edit the … magazine — H.M.McLuhan > < towns were very separated from one another — L.D.Stamp > < round the corner came a very very nice old lady — Lilian Balch > 2. < the very best store in town > < on the very next page > < the very same statement made in different ways — Times Literary Supplement > < expected the very opposite result > 3. archaic < looked as though in her heart she was now, very now, singing the old lines — Llewelyn Powys > |
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