| 词汇 | person |
| 释义 | personUK:*/ˈpɜːrsən/US:/ˈpɝsən/ ,(pûr′sən)UK-RP:UK-Yorkshire:Irish:Scottish:US Southern:Jamaican: 主要翻译 person, plural: people n (human being) (复数为people)人Which person are you talking about? The mother or the daughter?你在说谁？母亲还是女儿？usage: ‘peoples’When you are referring to several countries, tribes, or races, you can use the plural form peoples. They all belong to the ancient group of Indo-European peoples. person, plural: persons n (law: juristic person) (法律)法人All persons having anything to do with this case should remain in court.与该案有关的所有人都要留在法庭内。 person n (grammar) (语法)人称The third person singular of the present tense of "to be" is "is".“To be”的现在时的第三人称单数形式是“is”。 person n (body)身体She doesn't like it when you touch her person.她不喜欢你碰她的身体。 person, plural: persons, people n (literature, theater: character) (文学作品、戏剧)人物，人The play is about five persons on a desert island.这出戏剧讲述了五个人物在一个荒岛上的故事。 其他翻译 person n (philosophy: rational being) (哲学)有理性的独立个体，理性存在A person differs from an animal or object in his or her ability to reason.人类作为理性存在，与动物或一般事物的区别就在于人类具有判断力。 person n (law: natural person) (法律)自然人All companies and persons are subject to the regulation. person n with defining word (someone who likes [sth])像...的人；犹如...的人My colleague is a dog person, but I'm more of a cat person. person n with defining word (someone who is good at [sth])擅长...的人；精通...的人You'll have to ask Jane about that; she's our numbers person. 复合形式： as the next man, as the next woman, as the next person expr (just as much as anyone else)和平常人一样；跟别人一样 average person n (person with typical characteristics)普通人；正常人 bad person n (evil individual)坏人 businessperson, plural: businesspeople n (commercial executive)商人；经营者；生意人 caveperson, cave person, plural: cavepeople, cave people n (prehistoric human)洞穴人；史前人类 dead person n ([sb] no longer alive)死人The man was arrested for using the passport of a dead person to try to enter the country. dead person n (corpse)死尸After the accident, dead people were lying on the road. disabled person n (individual with a disability)残疾人；残障人士It is illegal for employers to discriminate against disabled people. displaced person, plural: displaced persons, displaced people n often plural (refugee, [sb] driven from homeland)难民；逃离家园的人There are 60 million displaced people in the world. door person n (doorkeeper, [sb] guarding an entrance)门卫；看门人 experienced person n ([sb] practised)有经验的人；经验丰富者The company is seeking an experienced person to manage the finance department. famous person n (celebrity)名人；明星 first person n (grammar: I, we)第一人称The pronoun in that sentence is in the first person. first person n as adj (narrative: in the first person) (叙述)第一人称The writer uses first person narrative throughout the entire novel. good person n ([sb] kind, honest)好人Vivie is a good person who is always willing to help other people.薇薇是个好人，她总是愿意帮助他人。 handicapped person n dated (person who is physically disabled) (过时用语)残疾人It's a home for mentally handicapped people. handicapped person n dated ([sb] with learning difficulties) (过时用语)智障人士He may have had learning difficulties, but he resented being called a "handicapped person.". important person, plural: important people n (prominent individual)重要人物；大人物When I asked why the street was blocked off the officer explained that some "important person" was due to arrive. in person adv (in real life, in the flesh)亲自；亲身；本人He was incredibly excited to see his favorite musician in person.要去见最喜欢的音乐家本人，他格外激动。 in-person adj (face to face)亲自的，亲身的It was their first in-person meeting after years of getting to know each other on social networking sites. influential person n ([sb] powerful or important)大人物；伟人；举足轻重的人物Chomsky is an influential person in the field of linguistics. influential person n ([sb] who inspires and motivates)有影响力的人My maths teacher was a very influential person in my intellectual development. innocent person n ([sb] who is not guilty of an offence)无辜者；无罪的人The jury was able to tell from the evidence that the man on trial was an innocent person. irritable person n ([sb] who is habitually grumpy)急躁的人；暴躁的人I wish I could talk to my boss about this, but he is such an irritable person that it puts me off. large person n ([sb] fat or ample)大块头；大胖子He's a large person and has difficulty finding clothes to fit him. lazy person n ([sb] who is idle)懒人Clive's teachers often described him as a lazy person. little person n (short due to genetic condition)小个子；侏儒 little person n figurative (lacking money, power)小人物；平民 matchstick man, matchstick figure, matchstick person n UK (figure drawn with straight lines)火柴人I'm no artist; I can barely draw matchstick men! missing person n ([sb] who has disappeared)失踪人员My husband hasn't been seen for three days and the police have recorded him as a missing person.If you see this missing person, please call the police. morning person n (energetic in the morning)喜欢早起的人，早上精力充沛的人Marie is a morning person; she jogs 2 miles before work every day. nonperson, non-person n (person regarded as having no rights, person whose existence is not acknowledged)存在不被认可的人；没有社会权利（地位）的人；被社会遗忘者 not a single person pron (nobody, not anyone)没有一个人；一个人也没有Not a single person was in favour of the price increases. old person n (senior citizen, elderly individual)老年人；老人She was rather spry for an old person. people person n informal ([sb] who gets on well with others) (非正式用语)人缘好的人，善于交际的人John's a real people person: he can chat to anyone. person in charge n (manager)主管人；负责人The store clerk was rude to me, so I complained to the person in charge. person in charge of [sth] n (manager of [sth])负责…的人To get access, you'll have to speak with the person in charge of security. person of color (US), person of colour (UK) n mainly US, often plural ([sb] of non-white descent)有色人种 person of interest n (wanted for by police)嫌疑人；嫌犯 person unknown, person or persons unknown n often plural (law: unstated party)某人；某些人The jury returned a verdict of manslaughter by person or persons unknown. person-to-person adv (directly between two people)直接地, 面对面地They cleared up the misunderstanding when they spoke person-to-person. person-to-person adj (directly between two people)直接的, 面对面的The disease is transmitted by person-to-person contact. POC n mainly US, initialism (person of color)有色人种；有色人 private person n ([sb] who values their privacy)注重隐私的人，注重私人空间的人Fred doesn't share many details of his life with his co-workers; he is a private person. resource person n (facilities manager)管理人才The company is recruiting a resource person to manage their facilities. resource person n (consultant: special knowledge)顾问，专业人士You should consult a resource person for advice because this project requires specialized knowledge. responsible person n ([sb] sensible and trustworthy)有责任感的人The company sought to hire a responsible person to guard the offices in the evening. right person n (most suitable individual)最合适的人The hiring process is going slowly because we want to be sure we hire the right person. right-hand person, right-hand man, right-hand woman n (trusted aide or advisor)得力助手；左膀右臂Mary was my right-hand woman on this assignment.The president's right-hand man ensured that his day would go smoothly. right-handed person n ([sb] whose right hand is dominant)惯用右手的人；右撇子Right-handed people outnumber left-handed by around eight to one. sad person n ([sb] who feels unhappy)悲伤的人She's such a sad person because she has nothing in her life to make her happy. sad person n ([sb] to be pitied)值得同情的人George was one of those sad people who never have much luck in life. second person n (grammar: you)第二人称The ending of the verb tells you that it is in the second person. second person n as adj (narrative: in the second person)第二人称的The author uses a second-person narrative in this story. selfish person n ([sb] self-interested)自私的人Gilbert is a selfish person who's only interested in getting what he wants out of other people. shy person n ([sb] timid or reserved)害羞的人；腼腆的人She was such a shy person, she could not talk to strangers. sick person n (patient, [sb] who is unwell)病人；生病的人It is a nurse's job to look after sick people. silly person n ([sb] foolish or childish)傻人；笨蛋Some silly person forgot to close the gate, and the dog got out. single person n ([sb] without a partner)单身人士Sarah created a dating site for single people who are looking for a relationship. spiteful person n ([sb] malicious)恶毒的人；怀有恶意的人She made up a story about me because she is a spiteful person and was jealous that I won. street person, plural: street people n (homeless individual)街头流浪汉They didn't choose to be street people: they just don't have a home to go to. stunt person n (person performing stunts)特技演员 stupid person n pejorative (idiot) (非正式用语，轻蔑语)傻子，笨蛋A stupid person cannot add two and two. third person n (grammar: he, they) (语法)第三人称When I say "he spoke", I'm using the verb in the third person. third person n as adj (narrative: in the third person)第三人称的；以第三人称方式的Most novels are written in the third-person narrative mode. violent person n ([sb] physically abusive)粗暴的人；有暴力倾向的人I don't see what she sees in him because he's such a violent person. weak-willed person n ([sb] with no willpower)意志力不强的人；意志力薄弱者He was a weak-willed person who never escaped his father's influence. wealthy person, plural: wealthy people, the wealthy n ([sb] rich)有钱人A lot of wealthy people live in this part of town. young person, plural: young people n often pl (youth, adolescent)青少年Most movies today are targeted towards young people. |
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