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

单词	compose
释义	com·pose \kəmˈpōz\ verb (-ed/-ing/-s) Etymology: Middle French composer, modification (influenced by poser to put, place) of Latin componere to put together, arrange (perfect stem compos-), from com- + ponere to put, place — more at position, pose *transitive verb* 1. a. : to form by putting together two or more things, elements, or parts : put together : fashion — now usually in passive < a well-composed body > < the assembly was composed of delegates from every state in the union > b. : to form the substance of : constitute < for the most part avarice and envy composed his personality > — now used chiefly in passive < a soup composed of many ingredients > c. (1) : to put (type) together piece by piece (2) : to assemble (as text to be printed) character by character and line by line (3) : to arrange (as input text) into galleys or pages < the computer composes a galley and produces an output tape for a photocomposer > 2. : to create by mental or artistic labor : design and execute or put together (as by adapting forms of expression to ideas or to laws of harmony or proportion) : create: as a. : write < compose a book of poems > : produce < compose a ballad > < compose a history of English law > b. (1) : to formulate and write (a piece of music) < composed a number of stirring marches > (2) : to formulate music for < composed several charming songs > 3. : to treat, deal with, or act on so as to reduce (as points at issue) to an innocuous minimum < compose disputes > < when labor and management cannot compose their differences — H.S.Truman > 4. : to arrange in a fitting, proper, or orderly way : free from an appearance of agitation or disturbance < compose her clothing > < the two men had laid him on the bed and composed his limbs — Sheridan Le Fanu > 5. : calm, settle, tranquilize < compose a patient > < compose his passions > : adjust (as oneself or one's feelings) especially by suppressing or overcoming agitation and achieving calm < life moves on … and one must compose oneself to meet it — Rose Macaulay > *intransitive verb* 1. : to practice composition (as of literary, musical, or typographical work) : create < at the age of 10 he was composing at the piano > 2. obsolete : to come to terms Synonyms: see calm
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