| 单词 | render |
| 释义 | render I. ren·der transitive verb 1. obsolete 2. a. < render lard, oil, or wax > b. < render garbage > 3. a. < his father left him gold … which was not rendered to him — Alfred Tennyson > b. < render one's life for a cause > < a term … so sacrosanct that the material goods of this life must be mysteriously rendered up for it — R.M.Weaver > c. < rendered a report to … Congress concerning plant disposal — D.D.Eisenhower > < render an annual account to the court of his trusteeship > as (1) < render accounts at the first of the month > (2) < in the Federal District Court … a verdict of $1,295 and costs was rendered against them — American Guide Series: Michigan > d. archaic < the most distant members … may probably render themselves at Philadelphia in fifteen to twenty days — Benjamin Franklin > 4. a. (1) < render them their due reward — Ps 28:4 (Revised Standard Version) > < see that none render evil for evil — 1 Thess 5:15 (Authorized Version) > (2) < thanksgiving … we render to God for you — 1 Thess 3:9 (Revised Standard Version) > (3) archaic < render to every man his righteousness — 1 Sam 26:23 (Authorized Version) > b. (1) < render to the earth the bodies of the dead > (2) < the heart's echoes render no song when the spirit is mute — P.B.Shelley > c. < the serf … might enjoy his land so long as he rendered three days' work in the week to his lord — G.G.Coulton > < the failure of those living to … render due respect to its memory — American Guide Series: Delaware > d. < thanked them for the service they had rendered him > : give (as help) to another < having rendered at least five years of service as such an officer — U.S. Code > < stand by and render help if help be needed — Rafael Sabatini > < the protection they render in winter against the cold winds from the interior — Samuel Van Valkenburg & Ellsworth Huntington > 5. obsolete < cedar, which renders a fine fragrancy — Samuel Gale > 6. a. < a novelist of more meager talents … would render this sugary situation into pure hokum — Martin Levin > b. (1) < enough rainfall in the average year to render irrigation unnecessary — P.E.James > < the building of the railroad … rendered a road of even less importance — G.R.Stewart > < this literalness … renders it a fine introduction to twelve-tone music — Arthur Berger > (2) < the college is one of the great social institutions which renders form and continuity to American culture — Encyc. Americana > c. (1) < music has set itself to rendering the modern mood — Irving Babbitt > < a society painter must render a likeness of his subject — Arnold Isenberg > < the problem of rendering every unique sensation, never merely pointing, naming, summarizing — H.J.Muller > < aimed at rendering its meaning in an English that would not become dated — Current Biography > (2) obsolete < I have heard him speak of that same brother, and he did render him the most unnatural that lived amongst men — Shakespeare > (3) < called upon to render duets at every stop — Current Biography > (4) < the documents are rendered in their original French — Robert Lawrence > (5) < a … major appeared before us to render a meticulous salute — Infantry Journal > d. < every document … must be rendered into several languages — R.H.Jackson > : reword < a famous sea song now rendered down for landsmen's hearing — Gavin Douglas > 7. < in ancient Ireland it was either the local king or the high king … who rendered justice — E.D.Chapple & C.S.Coon > 8. < buildings should be made as ratproof as possible by rendering the walls with cement — F.D.Smith & Barbara Wilcox > 9. a. b. 10. chiefly Britain intransitive verb 1. < for he will render to every man according to his works — Rom 2:6 (Revised Standard Version) > 2. 3. 4. chiefly Britain II. render 1. obsolete 2. < the normal render due to a lord from a ten-hide estate — F.M.Stenton > 3. archaic 4. III. rend·er |
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