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

片语

give rise to difficulty造成困难

Give rise to crimes引发犯罪

Give rise to corruption滋生了腐败

produce生产，创作

give rise to sth导致

operate操作；经营；引起；对…开刀；行动

give rise to misunderstanding引起误会

breed(Breed) （美）布里德（人名）

induce诱导；引起；引诱；感应

give rise to something引起引发

attract吸引；有吸引力

give rise to disputes引起争端

give e rise to引起

to give rise to引起

英汉例句

• its unusual attributes give rise to the idea that one star was swallowed and transferred its momentum to the other two, which transformed into a blue superstar.

  其不同寻常的特性引起人们认为一颗恒星被吞噬并把它的动力转移给了另外两颗，这两颗恒星转化形成了蓝巨星。

• it seems like magic that a fleshy lump of gray, disgusting meat can give rise to these feelings.

  这就像魔术一样,一堆灰色的,恶心的肉团,居然能产生如此丰富的情感

• the germans were promised that monetary union would not give rise to fiscal transfers, and would create a currency at least as stable as the deutschmark.

  比如德国就曾允诺说，货币联盟不但不可能会上升为财政调度者，而且将创造一种至少像德国马克一样稳定的货币。

• while this will not give rise to the intended optimization, it also doesn「t result in an inconsistent state, since the order detail can be fetched in either case.

  尽管这并没有带来预期的优化，但是也不会导致出现不一致的状态，因为订单的详细信息在任何一种情况中都可以获取到。

• rising fixed costs give rise to moore’s second law: as the cost of transistors comes down, the cost of fabs goes up, albeit not at quite the same rate.

  固定成本上升引起摩尔第二定律：尽管不是完全相同的速率，随着晶体管成本下降，晶圆成本上升。

• so, the idea here is, repeated pairings of the unconditioned stimulus and the conditioned stimulus will give rise to the response.

  这里的意思是说，无条件刺激与条件刺激的反复匹配,会引起条件反应。

• across time, species can give rise to other species, which can in turn give rise to others.

  斗转星移，物种会产生其他的物种，这样依次发展又会产生别的不同物种。

• limited resources, whether they are budgetary, human, or material, are what most often give rise to competing interests and create the need for negotiation.

  有限的资源，无论是预算，人力，或材料，那些最常见的引起相互竞争的利益,为它们建立必要的谈判。

• the sense that something has gone wrong, he suggests, has become so pervasive that it may well give rise to a surprising renewal of energy in the rising generation.

  他建议道，总觉得有什么不对劲的感觉已经弥漫开来，这种感觉也许可以引起新生代带来惊人的能量革新。

• many models say the factors that give rise to the indian monsoon are likely to weaken.

  很多模式表明，引起印度季风的因素会削弱。

• the slow-motion shock seems irresistible today, but in time it will give rise to an equally unstoppable and more positive slow-motion reaction (see article).

  慢动作的沖击在今天看来是不可避免的，但是他却及时地产生了同等的不能停止的和更加积极的慢动作反应的行为。

• how do different patterns of interconnections give rise to different perceptions and motor acts?

  不同的连接方案如何引起不同的感知和行为动作？

• it」s the key argument against hobbes, that matter cannot give rise to thought.

  这是反对霍布斯的主要观点，即物质不能产生思想。

• he speculated that although matter by itself could not give rise to thought.

  洛克认为，虽然物质本身不会产生思想。

• overdosage may give rise to the following signs and symptoms: tremor, xcitation, convulsions, changes in blood pressure impairment of consciousness, and coma.

  超剂量可能引起下列体征和癥状：震颤、兴奋、痉挛、血压改变、意识损害及昏迷。

• the interactions those relationships make possible give rise to innovation and creativity – and provide the support to nurture new ideas until they can be realized.

  这些互动的关系使得创新和创造力成为可能，并且为培育新的想法提供支持，直到他们能够得以实现。

• the world is ending here as it does each day, and all its measureless torments now give rise to nothing but this promise of peace.

  世界就在这里终结，每日如此；它那难以计量的烦恼，最终换来的只有这对于平静的允诺。

• until very recently, however, science could not explain how brains, built by gene networks interacting with the environment, give rise to morality.

  然而，直到现在，科学依然无法解释为什么由基因网络决定，并与周遭环境相互作用的大脑，会产生出道德意识。

• some analysts estimate that the obama administration「s massive bailout plan, with an even higher budget deficit, is likely to further weaken the dollar and give rise to global inflation.

  一些分析学家估计，奥巴马政府更高财政赤字的大规模救助计划，可能会进一步削弱美元，进而引起全球通货膨胀。

• and this is again an extraordinary example of how the brain can give rise to the mind, and how things that go wrong with the brain can affect you in a serious way.

  这又是一个说明大脑如何引起心理的,非常典型的例子,并且说明了大脑的损伤,将会严重影响我们的日常行为

• on some occasions these readings would give rise to shastric discussions, which would at length be settled by the depth of iswar」s wise pronouncements.

  有些时候，这样的阅读会引起对经典典籍的讨论。 这时总要依照艾思沃尔的充满智慧深奥的宣言来了断。

• even a few cases of a given disease can give rise to the perception that the public faces a grave health risk, which can lead to major political, social and economic consequences.

  甚至已知疾病的几例个案都有可能引起人们的猜测，认为公众正面临重大的健康风险，它可能导致严重的政治、社会和经济后果。

• getting rid of anything that may give rise to inflation is in the self-interest of new joiners.

  摆脱任何可以引起通胀的因素是新成员的自身利益范围内的事情。

• otherwise, that may give rise to regional protectionism or even trade conflicts or wars in the interest of nobody.

  否则的话，会引起区域保护主义，甚至会引发贸易沖突。这对谁也不利。

• low b12 levels give rise to elevated homocysteine levels with an associated increased risk of many illnesses, including stroke and heart disease, without any classical b12 deficiency symptoms.

  b12水平低引起同型半胱氨酸水平升高与许多疾病有关，包括中风和心脏病风险的增加，没有任何标準的b12缺乏癥状。