题目内容
3.她想睡觉,但脑海里有很多想法不断涌现.She tried to sleep,but many thoughtscrowdedin upon her.
分析 她想睡觉,但脑海里有很多想法不断涌现.
解答 答案:crowded in.考查固定短语.根据She tried to sleep考查后句用一般过去时态,所以谓语动词用过去式crowded in,表示"涌入".
点评 考查汉译英.
crowd的用法.
名词 n.
1.人群[C][G]
There was a crowd of people in front of the town hall.市政大厅前有一群人.
2.【口】一伙,一帮[C]
Sam and his crowd went into the discotheque.山姆及其一伙走进了那家迪斯科舞厅.
3.一堆,许多[C]
I saw a crowd of magazines and papers on her desk.我看见她桌上放着一堆杂志和报纸.
4.大众[the S]
You can do what you want to do,but never follow the crowd.你想做什么就做什么,可别随大流.
及物动词 vt.
1.挤满
Passengers crowded the platform.月台挤满了乘客.
2.将…塞进[O]
He crowded more books onto the shelf.他向书架上又塞了一些书.
3.催促;催逼
Don't crowd me,I'll pay.别催逼我,我会付的.
不及物动词 vi.
1.挤,拥挤[Q]
People crowded into the cinema.人们挤进电影院.
2.聚集
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