单词 | early |
释义 | ear·ly I. 1. a. < this great and salutary reaction began early in the present century — H.T.Buckle > < awoke early in the morning > b. < is too early to guess the outcome > < early in his senatorial career > c. < were men of education and business experience and their stamp on the village gave it a degree of culture that early eliminated many frontier crudities — American Guide Series: Minnesota > < early discovered the use of fire > 2. a. < retired from business quite early for a lawyer > < the train arrived early > b. archaic < that from these may grow a hundredfold, who, having learnt thy way, early may fly the Babylonian woe — John Milton > c. < these apples bear early and heavy > II. 1. < in the early Renaissance > < the early morning > b. < work on the thymus gland is still in an exceedingly early experimental stage — Morris Fishbein > < the early days of the West > c. (1) < the early character of the state > (2) < early art forms > < early tools found in recent excavations > 2. a. < taking an early walk before breakfast — W.F.De Morgan > < planned an early dinner before the concert > < an early death > b. < other commitments making it impossible for him to schedule an early production of the play — Current Biography > < hope for an early improvement in international relations > c. < early flowers and vegetables — Geoffrey Boumphrey > < an early sweet corn > III. |
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