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

Experience

nnoun.cognitionthe accumulation of knowledge or skill that results from direct participation in events or activities

Examples:

a man of experience
experience is the best teacher

Antonyms:inexperience

Derivationally Related Form:experienceexperientexperiential

Hypernyms:education

Inherited Hypernyms:experienceeducationcontentcognitionpsychological featureabstractionentity

Direct Hyponyms:familiarisationfamiliarizationwoodcraft

Full Hyponyms:

nnoun.cognitionthe content of direct observation or participation in an event

Examples:

he had a religious experience
he recalled the experience vividly

Derivationally Related Form:experienceexperiential

Hypernyms:cognitive content content mental object

Inherited Hypernyms:experiencecontentcognitionpsychological featureabstractionentity

Direct Hyponyms:lifelivingre-experiencingrealityrelivingreminderworld

Full Hyponyms:

nnoun.eventan event as apprehended

Examples:

a surprising experience
that painful experience certainly got our attention

Derivationally Related Form:experience

Hypernyms:happening natural event occurrence occurrent

Inherited Hypernyms:experiencehappeningeventpsychological featureabstractionentity

Direct Hyponyms:appallingauguryblastflashflashingforetokengood timehead triplossnear-death experienceordealout-of-body experiencepreindicationsigntastetimetripvision

Part Meronyms:high point

Full Hyponyms:

vverb.perceptionundergo or live through a difficult experience

Synset:go through see

Examples:

We had many trials to go through
he saw action in Viet Nam

Derivationally Related Form:experience

Hypernyms:undergo

Inherited Hypernyms:experienceundergochange

Direct Hyponyms:comeendureenjoyexperiencefeelfindknowlivemeetseesufferwitness

Full Troponyms:catchcomedieenjoyfeelknowrelivesuffertastetoleratewitness

Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something

vverb.cognitionhave firsthand knowledge of states, situations, emotions, or sensations

Synset:know live

Examples:

I know the feeling!
have you ever known hunger?
I have lived a kind of hell when I was a drug addict
The holocaust survivors have lived a nightmare
I lived through two divorces

Derivationally Related Form:experienceknowable

Hypernyms:experience go through see

Inherited Hypernyms:knowexperienceundergochange

Direct Hyponyms:live overrelivetaste

Full Troponyms:relivetaste

Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something | These men --- the river (apply to: know)

vverb.perceptiongo through (mental or physical states or experiences)

Synset:get have receive

Examples:

get an idea
experience vertigo
get nauseous
receive injuries
have a feeling

Derivationally Related Form:experience

Hypernyms:undergo

Inherited Hypernyms:experienceundergochange

Direct Hyponyms:gethavehorripilatesuffersustaintake

Entailment:comprehend perceive

Full Troponyms:break downcrack upcrampdrop like fliesfall overhorripilatesuffertake

Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something | Something ---s something

vverb.emotionundergo an emotional sensation or be in a particular state of mind

Synset:feel

Examples:

She felt resentful
He felt regret

Derivationally Related Form:feelingsexperiencefeeling

Inherited Hypernyms:feel

Direct Hyponyms:angerbeamburnchafecongratulatecool offdieentertainfly highfumeglowharborharbourholdinclinejoynurseplumepridepride oneselfradiaterecaptureregretrejoicerepentruesaddensee redshinesmoldersmouldersuffersympathisesympathizetake pride

Full Troponyms:agonizeangeranguishbridleburncarechafecheercommiseratecondolecool offdieexuberateexultfeel forfly highfumegladdengloryglowgrieveharborinclinelightenlosemournprideraise the roofrecapturerejoicerepentsaddensmoldersteamsuffersympathizetake pridewallow

Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something | Somebody ---s PP (apply to: feel) | Something ---s something Adjective/Noun (apply to: feel) | Something ---s Adjective/Noun (apply to: feel) | John will --- angry (apply to: feel)

vverb.changeundergo

Synset:have

Examples:

The stocks had a fast run-up

Derivationally Related Form:experience

Hypernyms:change

Inherited Hypernyms:havechange

Direct Hyponyms:encountermeetreceive

Full Troponyms:meet

Sentence Frame:Something ---s something

单词	experience
释义	Experience nnoun.cognitionthe accumulation of knowledge or skill that results from direct participation in events or activities Examples: a man of experience experience is the best teacher Antonyms:inexperience Derivationally Related Form:experienceexperientexperiential Hypernyms:education Inherited Hypernyms:experienceeducationcontentcognitionpsychological featureabstractionentity Direct Hyponyms:familiarisationfamiliarizationwoodcraft Full Hyponyms: familiarizationwoodcraft nnoun.cognitionthe content of direct observation or participation in an event Examples: he had a religious experience he recalled the experience vividly Derivationally Related Form:experienceexperiential Hypernyms:cognitive content content mental object Inherited Hypernyms:experiencecontentcognitionpsychological featureabstractionentity Direct Hyponyms:lifelivingre-experiencingrealityrelivingreminderworld Full Hyponyms: deja vulifemementomemento morireal worldrelivingremindershadesworld nnoun.eventan event as apprehended Examples: a surprising experience that painful experience certainly got our attention Derivationally Related Form:experience Hypernyms:happening natural event occurrence occurrent Inherited Hypernyms:experiencehappeningeventpsychological featureabstractionentity Direct Hyponyms:appallingauguryblastflashflashingforetokengood timehead triplossnear-death experienceordealout-of-body experiencepreindicationsigntastetimetripvision Part Meronyms:high point Full Hyponyms: appallingauguryauspicedeath knellflashforebodinggood timelossnear-death experienceomenordealout-of-body experiencetastetimetripvisionwar cloud vverb.perceptionundergo or live through a difficult experience Synset:go through see Examples: We had many trials to go through he saw action in Viet Nam Derivationally Related Form:experience Hypernyms:undergo Inherited Hypernyms:experienceundergochange Direct Hyponyms:comeendureenjoyexperiencefeelfindknowlivemeetseesufferwitness Full Troponyms:catchcomedieenjoyfeelknowrelivesuffertastetoleratewitness Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something vverb.cognitionhave firsthand knowledge of states, situations, emotions, or sensations Synset:know live Examples: I know the feeling! have you ever known hunger? I have lived a kind of hell when I was a drug addict The holocaust survivors have lived a nightmare I lived through two divorces Derivationally Related Form:experienceknowable Hypernyms:experience go through see Inherited Hypernyms:knowexperienceundergochange Direct Hyponyms:live overrelivetaste Full Troponyms:relivetaste Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something \| These men --- the river (apply to: know) vverb.perceptiongo through (mental or physical states or experiences) Synset:get have receive Examples: get an idea experience vertigo get nauseous receive injuries have a feeling Derivationally Related Form:experience Hypernyms:undergo Inherited Hypernyms:experienceundergochange Direct Hyponyms:gethavehorripilatesuffersustaintake Entailment:comprehend perceive Full Troponyms:break downcrack upcrampdrop like fliesfall overhorripilatesuffertake Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something \| Something ---s something vverb.emotionundergo an emotional sensation or be in a particular state of mind Synset:feel Examples: She felt resentful He felt regret Derivationally Related Form:feelingsexperiencefeeling Inherited Hypernyms:feel Direct Hyponyms:angerbeamburnchafecongratulatecool offdieentertainfly highfumeglowharborharbourholdinclinejoynurseplumepridepride oneselfradiaterecaptureregretrejoicerepentruesaddensee redshinesmoldersmouldersuffersympathisesympathizetake pride Full Troponyms:agonizeangeranguishbridleburncarechafecheercommiseratecondolecool offdieexuberateexultfeel forfly highfumegladdengloryglowgrieveharborinclinelightenlosemournprideraise the roofrecapturerejoicerepentsaddensmoldersteamsuffersympathizetake pridewallow Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something \| Somebody ---s PP (apply to: feel) \| Something ---s something Adjective/Noun (apply to: feel) \| Something ---s Adjective/Noun (apply to: feel) \| John will --- angry (apply to: feel) vverb.changeundergo Synset:have Examples: The stocks had a fast run-up Derivationally Related Form:experience Hypernyms:change Inherited Hypernyms:havechange Direct Hyponyms:encountermeetreceive Full Troponyms:meet Sentence Frame:Something ---s something
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