event 的英语意思
eventevent /ɪˈvent/ noun 
查看全部语言翻译1interesting/exciting [countable] something that happens, especially something important, interesting or unusual发生的事情，尤指重要、有趣或不寻常的事: 
one of the most important events in the history of mankind人类历史上最重要的事件之一2social gathering [countable] a performance, sports competition, party etc at which people gather together to watch or take part in something人们聚集在一起观看或参与的演出、体育比赛、聚会等活动: The conference was an important social event (=an event at which people can meet each other).这次会议是一场重要的社交活动（=人们可以相互结识的活动）。 one of the major sporting events of the year今年最重要的体育赛事之一charity/fundraising etc event The school raises money by organizing fundraising events.学校通过举办募捐活动来筹集资金。3race/competition [countable] one of the races or competitions that are part of a large sports competition大型体育赛事中的某一项比赛或竞技项目: The next event will be the 100 metres.下一个项目将是100米。 The 800 metres is not his best event.800米不是他最擅长的项目。 → field event, three-day event4in any/either event (also at all events) used to say that something will definitely happen or be true in spite of anything else that may happen用于表示无论发生什么，某事都一定会发生或成真 SYN in any case: I might see you tomorrow, but I’ll phone in any event.我明天也许会见你，但不管怎样我都会打电话的。5in the event used to emphasize what actually happened in a situation as opposed to what you thought might happen用于强调某种情况下实际发生的事，而非原以为可能会发生的事 SYN as it happened: Extra police officers were brought in, although in the event the demonstration passed off peacefully.增派了警察，但实际上示威活动平静地结束了。6in the event of something (also in the event that something happens) used to tell people what they should do if something happens用于告知人们在某事发生时应该怎么做: He left a letter for me to read in the event of his death.他留了一封信，以备万一他死后让我读。7in the normal course of events if things happen in the normal way如果事情按正常方式发展 SYN normally: In the normal course of events, the money is released within about three months.按照正常情况，这笔钱将在大约三个月内拨付。COLLOCATIONS词语搭配– Meaning 1— 释义 1adjectives形容词a big/major event (=important)· Getting married is a major event in anyone’s life.· 结婚是任何人生命中的大事。an important/significant event· It’s natural to be nervous before such an important event.· 在如此重要的活动之前感到紧张是很自然的。a momentous event (=very important)· the momentous events of 9/11· 9·11的重大事件a historic event (=very important in a country’s history)· The signing of the peace treaty was a historic event.· 和平条约的签署是一个历史性事件。a dramatic event (=very exciting)· The dramatic events will be brought to you live on BBC.· BBC将为您现场直播这些戏剧性事件。a tragic event (=very sad)· Let’s not talk about the tragic events of the past.· 我们不要谈论过去那些悲惨的事了。a traumatic event (=very upsetting)· He was forced to relive the traumatic events of his kidnap.· 他被迫重温了绑架时所经历的那些创伤性事件。a common/an everyday event· The death of a child was a common event in those days.· 在那个年代，儿童死亡是常见的事。a rare/unusual event· A sighting of a white deer is a rare event.· 目击白鹿是罕见的事。recent events· Recent events in the country have caused great concern.· 该国近期发生的事件引发了广泛关注。the latest events· We will be bringing you news of all the latest events.· 我们将为您带来所有最新事件的报道。current events· There are some similarities between what happened in the 1920s and current events in the US.· 1920年代发生的事与美国当前的时事有一些相似之处。verbs动词an event happens/takes place (also an event occurs formal正式)· The event took place last year.· 这一事件发生在去年。events unfold (=happen, usually in an exciting or unexpected way)· I watched the dramatic events unfold from my window.· 我从窗口目睹了那些戏剧性事件一幕幕展开。events lead (up) to something (=cause something)· His assassination was one of the events that led to the First World War.· 他的遇刺是导致第一次世界大战的事件之一。the events surrounding something (=the events that are closely related to a situation)· The events surrounding her death remain a mystery.· 围绕她死亡的事件至今仍是谜。celebrate/commemorate/mark an event (=do something to show that you remember it)· Fans observed a minute’s silence to commemorate the tragic event.· 球迷们默哀一分钟，以纪念这一悲惨事件。witness an event (=see it happen)· Luckily, a film crew were on the spot to witness the event.· 幸运的是，一个摄影组在现场目击了这一事件。record an event (=write down or photograph what happened)· Two photographers recorded the events.· 两名摄影师记录了这些事件。phrases短语a series/sequence of events (=related events that happen one after the other)· The incident was the first in a series of events that finally led to his arrest.· 这一事件是最终导致他被捕的一系列事件中的第一个。a chain of events (=a series of events where each one causes the next)· He set in motion a chain of events that he couldn’t control.· 他引发了一连串自己无法控制的事件。the course of events (=the way in which a series of events happens)· Nothing you could have done would have changed the course of events.· 无论你做什么都无法改变事件的走向。COLLOCATIONS词语搭配– Meaning 2— 释义 2ADJECTIVES/NOUN + event形容词/名词 + eventa social event (=an event at which a group of people meet and spend time together for pleasure)· I don’t go to many social events since my husband’s death.· 自从丈夫去世后，我很少参加社交活动了。a sporting event· Many of the weekend’s major sporting events were cancelled due to bad weather.· 周末的许多重大体育赛事因恶劣天气而被取消。a cultural/musical event· a monthly guide to the cultural events in London· 伦敦文化活动月刊指南a charity/fund-raising event· Forthcoming fund-raising events include a sponsored five-mile walk.· 即将举行的募捐活动包括一次有赞助的五英里步行活动。verbs动词hold/stage an event (=organize a public event)· The charity plans to stage several fund-raising events this year.· 该慈善机构计划今年举办几场募捐活动。go to an event (also attend an event formal正式)· Unfortunately, the prime minister will not be able to attend the event.· 遗憾的是，首相将无法出席此次活动。support an event (=pay to attend a charity event in order to encourage it)· I’d like to thank everyone who came tonight for supporting the event.· 我想感谢今晚所有前来支持这次活动的人。boycott an event (=refuse to go to an event as a protest)· The games went ahead despite threats to boycott the event.· 尽管有人威胁要抵制这次赛事，比赛仍如期进行。sponsor an event (=give money to an event, especially in exchange for the right to advertise)· The event is sponsored by the Royal Bank of Scotland.· 此次活动由苏格兰皇家银行赞助。THESAURUS同义词辨析event something that happens, especially something important, interesting, or unusual发生的事情，尤指重要、有趣或不寻常的事: · He spoke of the tragic event in which more than 100 people died.· 他讲述了那场造成逾100人死亡的悲惨事件。· recent political events· 近期政治事件occurrence /əˈkʌrəns $ əˈkʌrəns/ formal正式 something that happens – used especially when saying how often something happens发生的事情——尤用于说明某事发生的频率: · Divorce is a common occurrence these days.· 如今，离婚是常见的现象。· Storms like this one are fortunately a rare occurrence.· 幸运的是，这样的风暴是罕见的现象。· Accidents are almost a daily occurrence on this road.· 这条路上几乎每天都会发生事故。incident something that happens, especially something that is unusual or unpleasant, or something that is one of several events发生的事情，尤指不寻常或令人不快的事，或一系列事件中的某一件: · He died after a violent incident outside a nightclub.· 他在一家夜总会外发生的暴力事件后死亡。· This latest incident could put an end to his career.· 这一最新事件可能会断送他的职业生涯。occasion an important social event or celebration重要的社交活动或庆典: · She only wore the dress for special occasions.· 她只在特殊场合才穿那件礼服。· It was his 100th birthday, and friends and family gathered to mark the occasion.· 那是他的100岁生日，亲友们聚集在一起庆祝这一时刻。affair [usually singular] something that happens, especially something shocking in political or public life which involves several people and events发生的事情，尤指政治或公众生活中涉及多人和多个事件、令人震惊的事件: · The affair has caused people to lose confidence in their government.· 这一事件使人们对政府失去了信心。phenomenon /fɪˈnɒmənən $ fɪˈnɑːmənɑːn, -nən/ something that happens or exists in society, science, or nature, especially something that is studied because it is difficult to understand社会、科学或自然界中发生或存在的事物，尤指因难以理解而被研究的现象: · natural phenomena such as earthquakes· 地震等自然现象· Homelessness is not a new phenomenon.· 无家可归并不是什么新现象。
查看全部语言翻译1interesting/exciting [countable] something that happens, especially something important, interesting or unusual发生的事情，尤指重要、有趣或不寻常的事: one of the most important events in the history of mankind人类历史上最重要的事件之一2social gathering [countable] a performance, sports competition, party etc at which people gather together to watch or take part in something人们聚集在一起观看或参与的演出、体育比赛、聚会等活动: The conference was an important social event (=an event at which people can meet each other).这次会议是一场重要的社交活动（=人们可以相互结识的活动）。 one of the major sporting events of the year今年最重要的体育赛事之一charity/fundraising etc event The school raises money by organizing fundraising events.学校通过举办募捐活动来筹集资金。3race/competition [countable] one of the races or competitions that are part of a large sports competition大型体育赛事中的某一项比赛或竞技项目: The next event will be the 100 metres.下一个项目将是100米。 The 800 metres is not his best event.800米不是他最擅长的项目。 → field event, three-day event4in any/either event (also at all events) used to say that something will definitely happen or be true in spite of anything else that may happen用于表示无论发生什么，某事都一定会发生或成真 SYN in any case: I might see you tomorrow, but I’ll phone in any event.我明天也许会见你，但不管怎样我都会打电话的。5in the event used to emphasize what actually happened in a situation as opposed to what you thought might happen用于强调某种情况下实际发生的事，而非原以为可能会发生的事 SYN as it happened: Extra police officers were brought in, although in the event the demonstration passed off peacefully.增派了警察，但实际上示威活动平静地结束了。6in the event of something (also in the event that something happens) used to tell people what they should do if something happens用于告知人们在某事发生时应该怎么做: He left a letter for me to read in the event of his death.他留了一封信，以备万一他死后让我读。7in the normal course of events if things happen in the normal way如果事情按正常方式发展 SYN normally: In the normal course of events, the money is released within about three months.按照正常情况，这笔钱将在大约三个月内拨付。COLLOCATIONS词语搭配– Meaning 1— 释义 1adjectives形容词a big/major event (=important)· Getting married is a major event in anyone’s life.· 结婚是任何人生命中的大事。an important/significant event· It’s natural to be nervous before such an important event.· 在如此重要的活动之前感到紧张是很自然的。a momentous event (=very important)· the momentous events of 9/11· 9·11的重大事件a historic event (=very important in a country’s history)· The signing of the peace treaty was a historic event.· 和平条约的签署是一个历史性事件。a dramatic event (=very exciting)· The dramatic events will be brought to you live on BBC.· BBC将为您现场直播这些戏剧性事件。a tragic event (=very sad)· Let’s not talk about the tragic events of the past.· 我们不要谈论过去那些悲惨的事了。a traumatic event (=very upsetting)· He was forced to relive the traumatic events of his kidnap.· 他被迫重温了绑架时所经历的那些创伤性事件。a common/an everyday event· The death of a child was a common event in those days.· 在那个年代，儿童死亡是常见的事。a rare/unusual event· A sighting of a white deer is a rare event.· 目击白鹿是罕见的事。recent events· Recent events in the country have caused great concern.· 该国近期发生的事件引发了广泛关注。the latest events· We will be bringing you news of all the latest events.· 我们将为您带来所有最新事件的报道。current events· There are some similarities between what happened in the 1920s and current events in the US.· 1920年代发生的事与美国当前的时事有一些相似之处。verbs动词an event happens/takes place (also an event occurs formal正式)· The event took place last year.· 这一事件发生在去年。events unfold (=happen, usually in an exciting or unexpected way)· I watched the dramatic events unfold from my window.· 我从窗口目睹了那些戏剧性事件一幕幕展开。events lead (up) to something (=cause something)· His assassination was one of the events that led to the First World War.· 他的遇刺是导致第一次世界大战的事件之一。the events surrounding something (=the events that are closely related to a situation)· The events surrounding her death remain a mystery.· 围绕她死亡的事件至今仍是谜。celebrate/commemorate/mark an event (=do something to show that you remember it)· Fans observed a minute’s silence to commemorate the tragic event.· 球迷们默哀一分钟，以纪念这一悲惨事件。witness an event (=see it happen)· Luckily, a film crew were on the spot to witness the event.· 幸运的是，一个摄影组在现场目击了这一事件。record an event (=write down or photograph what happened)· Two photographers recorded the events.· 两名摄影师记录了这些事件。phrases短语a series/sequence of events (=related events that happen one after the other)· The incident was the first in a series of events that finally led to his arrest.· 这一事件是最终导致他被捕的一系列事件中的第一个。a chain of events (=a series of events where each one causes the next)· He set in motion a chain of events that he couldn’t control.· 他引发了一连串自己无法控制的事件。the course of events (=the way in which a series of events happens)· Nothing you could have done would have changed the course of events.· 无论你做什么都无法改变事件的走向。COLLOCATIONS词语搭配– Meaning 2— 释义 2ADJECTIVES/NOUN + event形容词/名词 + eventa social event (=an event at which a group of people meet and spend time together for pleasure)· I don’t go to many social events since my husband’s death.· 自从丈夫去世后，我很少参加社交活动了。a sporting event· Many of the weekend’s major sporting events were cancelled due to bad weather.· 周末的许多重大体育赛事因恶劣天气而被取消。a cultural/musical event· a monthly guide to the cultural events in London· 伦敦文化活动月刊指南a charity/fund-raising event· Forthcoming fund-raising events include a sponsored five-mile walk.· 即将举行的募捐活动包括一次有赞助的五英里步行活动。verbs动词hold/stage an event (=organize a public event)· The charity plans to stage several fund-raising events this year.· 该慈善机构计划今年举办几场募捐活动。go to an event (also attend an event formal正式)· Unfortunately, the prime minister will not be able to attend the event.· 遗憾的是，首相将无法出席此次活动。support an event (=pay to attend a charity event in order to encourage it)· I’d like to thank everyone who came tonight for supporting the event.· 我想感谢今晚所有前来支持这次活动的人。boycott an event (=refuse to go to an event as a protest)· The games went ahead despite threats to boycott the event.· 尽管有人威胁要抵制这次赛事，比赛仍如期进行。sponsor an event (=give money to an event, especially in exchange for the right to advertise)· The event is sponsored by the Royal Bank of Scotland.· 此次活动由苏格兰皇家银行赞助。THESAURUS同义词辨析event something that happens, especially something important, interesting, or unusual发生的事情，尤指重要、有趣或不寻常的事: · He spoke of the tragic event in which more than 100 people died.· 他讲述了那场造成逾100人死亡的悲惨事件。· recent political events· 近期政治事件occurrence /əˈkʌrəns $ əˈkʌrəns/ formal正式 something that happens – used especially when saying how often something happens发生的事情——尤用于说明某事发生的频率: · Divorce is a common occurrence these days.· 如今，离婚是常见的现象。· Storms like this one are fortunately a rare occurrence.· 幸运的是，这样的风暴是罕见的现象。· Accidents are almost a daily occurrence on this road.· 这条路上几乎每天都会发生事故。incident something that happens, especially something that is unusual or unpleasant, or something that is one of several events发生的事情，尤指不寻常或令人不快的事，或一系列事件中的某一件: · He died after a violent incident outside a nightclub.· 他在一家夜总会外发生的暴力事件后死亡。· This latest incident could put an end to his career.· 这一最新事件可能会断送他的职业生涯。occasion an important social event or celebration重要的社交活动或庆典: · She only wore the dress for special occasions.· 她只在特殊场合才穿那件礼服。· It was his 100th birthday, and friends and family gathered to mark the occasion.· 那是他的100岁生日，亲友们聚集在一起庆祝这一时刻。affair [usually singular] something that happens, especially something shocking in political or public life which involves several people and events发生的事情，尤指政治或公众生活中涉及多人和多个事件、令人震惊的事件: · The affair has caused people to lose confidence in their government.· 这一事件使人们对政府失去了信心。phenomenon /fɪˈnɒmənən $ fɪˈnɑːmənɑːn, -nən/ something that happens or exists in society, science, or nature, especially something that is studied because it is difficult to understand社会、科学或自然界中发生或存在的事物，尤指因难以理解而被研究的现象: · natural phenomena such as earthquakes· 地震等自然现象· Homelessness is not a new phenomenon.· 无家可归并不是什么新现象。