winter的用法总结大全

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winter的用法总结大全

winter的意思

n. 冬，冬天,年岁,萧条期，衰落期

v. 过冬,冬季饲养(家畜),使受冻，使萎缩

adj. 冬天的，冬季的,越冬的,冬播的

变形：过去式: wintered; 现在分词：wintering; 过去分词：wintered;

winter用法

winter可以用作名词

winter的意思是“冬,冬天,冬季”,多用作不可数名词,常不加冠词; 但具体表示某一年的冬天时可用作不可数名词, winter前要加定冠词the; 其前有定语修饰时,须加不定冠词。

泛指“在冬天”时须用介词in。

winter与one, this, last, next等词连用时其前一般不用介词,在句中多用作时间状语。

winter用作名词的用法例句

Winter is the coldest season in a year.冬季是一年中最冷的季节。

Winter is the low season at seaside hotels.冬季是海滨旅馆业的淡季。

Every winter some old people die from hypothermia.每年冬天都有些老人死于体温过低。

winter用法例句

1、If unused, winter radishes run to seed in spring.

如果不去动的话，冬萝卜会在春天开花结籽。

2、He has almost certainly blown his chance of touring India this winter.

他几乎肯定失去了今冬去印度旅行的机会。

3、Winter weather can leave you feeling fatigued and tired.

冬季会让人感觉疲乏无力。

固定用法：英语常用短语积累

1. other than与no, not, none等否定词连用,表示肯定意思,如: It was none other than Mr. Smith.这正是Smith先生.

2. It won(’t) be long before +从句(从句中用一般现在时)不久/很久就要…….

It was (not) long before+从句(从句中用一般过去时)不久/很久才……..

3. Those who………….(从句及主句中谓语动词用复数形式).

Anyone who…………= Whoever………..(从句及主句中谓语动词用单数形式)

4. ….主句(一般现在时或过去时)…...when从句….(might / should do 或might / should have done) 表示”对比”,意思为 “本该……(可)而却”,主句中为陈述语气,从句里为虚拟语气,如: Why are you here when you should be in school?你本该上学的怎么在这?

He stopped trying when he might have succeeded .本该已成功了他却停止努力了.

5. There is ./ Sb. have no doubt that………(同位语从句,that不可省略)

There is / Sb. have some doubt whether……..(同位语从句不可用if) Sb. doubt if / whether……. Sb. don’t doubt that………

6. immediately / directly / instantly / the moment +从句

on / upon + n. / doing

No sooner had sb. done than …….(过去时) Hardly had sb. done when……..(过去时) 注意：这几个结构都表示“一…….就”;

7. every time / each time / the last time / the first time / next time +从句(名词性短语引导

一个时间状语句)

anywhere / everywhere +从句(相当于wherever引导的地点状语从句)

You can go anywhere you like.

Next time you come, please bring your son along.

8. If only / I wish +从句(用过去类时态) 表示虚拟语气, “要是…….就好了” “但愿……就好了!”