英语释义

1. to make a present of
give a doll to a child

2. to grant or bestow by formal action
the law gives citizens the right to vote

3. to accord or yield to another
gave him her confidence

4. to put into the possession of another for his or her use
gave me his phone number

5. to administer as a sacrament

6. to administer as a medicine

7. to commit to another as a trust or responsibility and usually for an expressed reason

8. to transfer from one's authority or custody
the sheriff gave the prisoner to the warden

9. to execute and deliver
all employees must give bond

10. to convey to another
give them my regards

11. to offer to the action of another proffer
gave her his hand

12. to yield (oneself) to a man in sexual intercourse

13. to present in public performance
give a concert

14. to present to view or observation
gave the signal to start

15. to provide by way of entertainment
give a party

16. to propose as a toast

17. to designate as a share or portion allot
all the earth to thee and to thy race I give
— John Milton

18. to make assignment of (a name)

19. to set forth as an actual or hypothetical datum
give the dimensions of the room

20. to attribute in thought or utterance ascribe
gave the credit to you

21. to yield as a product, consequence, or effect produce
cows give milk 84 divided by 12 gives 7

22. to bring forth bear

23. to yield possession of by way of exchange pay

24. to dispose of for a price sell

25. to deliver by some bodily action
gave him a push

26. to carry out (a movement, facial expression, etc.)
gave a cynical smile

27. to inflict as punishment

28. to award by formal verdict
judgment was given against the plaintiff

29. to offer for consideration, acceptance, or use
gives no reason for his absence

30. to suffer the loss of sacrifice
gallantly gave his life for his country

31. to offer as appropriate or due especially to something higher or more worthy
gave his spirit to God

32. to apply freely or fully devote
gave themselves to their work

33. to offer as a pledge
I give you my word

34. to cause one to have or receive
mountains always gave him pleasure

35. to cause a person to catch by contagion, infection, or exposure

36. to allow one to have or take
give me time

37. to lead or attempt to lead —used with an infinitive
you gave me to understand you'd be late

38. to care to the extent of
didn't give a hoot

39. to make gifts or presents
gave generously to charities

40. to yield to physical force or strain

41. to collapse from the application of force or pressure
The canvas chair gave under her weight.

42. to undergo or submit to change
for the strike to be settled, something has to give

43. to afford a view or passage open
the window gives onto the terrace

44. to enter wholeheartedly into an activity

45. to be happening
wants to know what gives

46. to have a baby
gave birth last Thursday

47. to produce as offspring
gave birth to a son

48. to be the source of

49. to set off in pursuit

50. to withdraw before superior force retreat

51. to make available provide generously
freely gave of their time

52. as an estimate accurate within (an amount to be added or subtracted)
weighs 150 pounds, give or take a few pounds

53. to be replaced or succeeded by
optimism gave place to worry

54. to be the cause or source of produce

55. to open the throttle of speed up

56. to accuse of falsehood

57. to show to be false, inaccurate, or invalid

58. to begin barking on the scent

59. retreat

60. to yield the right of way

61. to yield oneself without restraint or control

62. to yield to or as if to physical stress
The roof gave way under heavy snow.

63. to yield to entreaty or insistence
After several hours of debate, the opposition finally gave way.

64. to yield place
Farmland has given way to shopping malls.

65. to begin to row

66. capacity or tendency to yield to force or strain flexibility

67. the ability of a material to bend or stretch
The knitted fabric has a lot of give to it.

68. to hand over to be kept present
He gave her a present.

69. to cause to have
Don't give me trouble.

70. to let someone or something have
give permission

71. to offer for consideration or acceptance
Can you give an example?

72. utter entry 2
give a yell give a speech

73. furnish sense 2, provide
give support The candle gives light. I'm giving a party.

74. pay entry 1 sense 1
She gave me 20 dollars for my old skates.

75. to deliver by some bodily action
I gave her a hug.

76. to yield as a product produce
Two plus two gives four.

77. to yield slightly
The mattress gave under our weight.

78. to stop trying to fight
I begged Mom for permission till she gave in.

79. tell sense 6
Don't give out your phone number.

80. to stop working
The car finally gave out.

81. to let go of
He gave up his seat to an elderly woman.

82. quit
Oh, I give up trying to reason with you.

83. to break down collapse
The bridge gave way.

84. to be unable to resist
No one gave way to fear.

85. the ability to be bent or stretched
The rope was tight, but still had some give.

86. to produce as offspring
gave birth to a daughter

87. to make a gift of
I give the remainder of my estate to my wife — compare convey, sell

88. to execute and deliver
all officers must give bond

89. to communicate or impart to another
failed to give adequate notice

90. to offer or submit for the consideration of another
give testimony in court

91. to yield possession of by way of exchange

92. to impose as punishment

英汉例句

• this gave rise to the word 「drone」, which is still used to describe unmanned planes.

  于是「无人驾驶飞机」就如此产生了，这个词到如今还是描述那些无人驾驶的飞机。

• what to do with it all became one of the thorniest issues in dealing with the aftermath of 9/11 and gave rise to some of the most unusual consequences of the tragedy.

  怎么处理这些废墟成了9/11灾后最为棘手的问题，也导致这次灾难给人们带来了难以预料的后果。

• the tagish meteor formed the same way all the asteroids and meteors in the solar system formed: accreting out of the primordial swirl of gas and dust that also gave rise to the sun and planets.

  这块塔吉什湖的陨石与太阳系内其他陨石以及小行星形成过程完全相同，即：通过空间中的气体和尘埃涡旋积累形成（这同样是太阳和各个行星的形成过程）。

• the transistor and the integrated circuit gave rise to the last half century of prosperity. but what comes next?

  晶体管和集成电路带来了近半个世纪的繁荣，但之后又如何呢？

• recent finds suggest the small population that gave rise to all humans alive today survived by exploiting a unique combination of resources along the southern coast of africa.

  最近的发现表明当年残存的少许人类繁衍出今天还活着的所有人种，就是因为他们利用了沿非洲南部海岸特有的各类资源才存活下来。

• copying a section of a document into another location or document, while not a very common operation, was the cause of much confusion and gave rise to various inventive copy procedures.

  将一个文档的一部分复制到另一位置或文档，虽然不是非常常见的操作，但却是导致很多困惑的原因，并会产生各种有创意的复制过程。

• this grotesque coincidence, mr ellroy explains in his remarkable memoir, gave rise to an agonising sense of guilt and a lifelong search for women’s forgiveness.

  在这本出色的回忆录中艾尔罗伊解释道，这个荒唐的巧合让他感到痛苦和内疚，促使他穷尽一生去寻求女人的宽恕。

• nor does he accept oversimplified theories that directly link the community which gave rise to the scrolls with the advent of christianity.

  他也不接受那些把留下了死海古卷的群体和基督教的出现直接联系起来的过于简单化的理论。

• it gave rise to widespread poverty and suffering.

  它会引起广泛的贫困和痛苦。

• while bpb introduced his work to an entirely new, arty audience, it also gave rise to a recurring irritation for gleis.

  布莱顿摄影双年展把他的作品介绍给附庸风雅的全新观众，也反过来刺激了格雷斯。

• if only. the post-bubble backlash gave rise to useful new regulations, but it had no discernible impact on wall street’s actual business.

  虽然泡沫破灭后的沖击引出了有效的新监管措施，但是这对华尔街的实际生意并没有什么大影响。

• these differences can be used to reconstruct the ancient words that gave rise to these modern ones.

  这些变化可被用来重新构建古代语言，古代语言是这些现代语言的源头。

• you will be welcomed into the strategic discussion because it was your research, questions, and issues that gave rise to the discussion.

  你将被欢迎进入这场战略讨论，因为正是你的研究、问题或议题令这场讨论的高度得到了提升。

• some even quietly liken fukushima to the devastating asteroid strike that doomed the dinosaurs and gave rise to more advanced species.

  一些人甚至将福岛核事故隐喻为导致恐龙灭绝和更高级物种兴起的小行星撞击地球事件。

• he led the charge that gave rise to the company’s bracing motto, 「employee first, customer second」—an idea that would give many managers hives.

  他首开先河，提出公司的支撑口号:「员工至上，客户第二」——一个会让许多管理者起麻疹的理念。

• one possibility is that the malapa specimens represent a late stage of an enduring species that gave rise to homo at an earlier date.

  一种可能性是，马拉帕标本是某种存续下来的人属的晚期代表，而那个物种在更早的时候进化成了人属。

• experts believe the organisms ultimately gave rise to green algae and land plants.

  专家相信，这些生命最终会进化成为绿藻和陆地植物。

• i elicit their understanding of what gave rise to the symptoms, their expected course, and their perceived seriousness.

  我探出他们对于什么导致癥状的理解、他们预期的病程和他们感知到的严重性。

• when the population rebounded, those genes were spread widely as the small number of survivors gave rise to all living descendants.

  群体数量回升时，这一小部分存活者产生后代，那些基因便被广泛传播开了。

相似词

bestow使用；授予；放置；留宿

contribute[ 过去式 contributed 过去分词 contributed 现在分词 contributing ]

donate捐赠；捐献

give away赠送；丧失；泄露

present礼物；现在，目前；（动词）现在式；（举枪的）瞄準

volunteer自愿