form 的英语意思
formform1 /fɔːm $ fɔːrm/ noun 
查看全部语言翻译1type [countable] a particular type of something that exists in many different varieties某事物以多种不同形式存在的一种特定类型form of
a severe form of cancer一种严重的癌症 The bicycle is an environment-friendly form of transport.自行车是一种环保的交通方式。 the art forms of the twentieth century二十世纪的艺术形式2way something is/appears [countable] the way something is or appears to be某事物存在或呈现的方式: We oppose racism in all its forms.我们反对一切形式的种族主义。in the form of something People are bombarded with information in the form of TV advertising.人们被以电视广告形式呈现的信息轰炸。 Vitamin C can be taken in capsule or tablet form.维生素C可以胶囊或片剂的形式服用。 A typical training programme takes the form of a series of workshops.典型的培训计划以一系列研讨会的形式进行。3shape [countable] a shape形状form of the shadowy forms of the divers swimming below the boat在船下游泳的潜水员的模糊身影in the form of something The main staircase was in the form of a big ‘S’.主楼梯呈大写字母"S"的形状。 The female form is a thing of beauty.女性的体形是一种美。4document [countable] an official document with spaces where you write information, especially about yourself有空格供填写信息（尤指个人信息）的正式文件: Application forms are available from the college.申请表可从学院获取。 Just complete the entry form (=write the answers to the questions on a form) and return it.只需填写报名表（=在表格上填写各题答案）并将其寄回即可。fill in/out a form (=write the answers to the questions on a form)（=在表格上填写各题答案） Fill in the form and send it back with your cheque.填写表格并连同支票一并寄回。5art/literature [uncountable] the structure of a work of art or piece of writing, rather than the ideas it expresses, events it describes etc艺术作品或文章的结构，而非其所表达的思想、描述的事件等: the distinction between form and content形式与内容的区别6performance [uncountable] how well a sports person, team, musician etc is performing, or has performed recently运动员、球队、音乐家等近期的表现状态: I have been greatly encouraged by the team’s recent form.球队近期的状态让我深受鼓舞。on present/current/past etc form On current form he’s one of the top three players in the country.以目前的状态来看，他是全国前三名的球员之一。in good/fine/great form He’s been in good form all this season.他整个赛季状态都很好。 He had no qualms about dropping players he thought were off form (=not performing well).他毫不犹豫地将他认为状态不佳（=表现不好）的球员换下。7school [countable] British English a class in a school学校的班级（年级）first/second/sixth etc form examinations taken in the fourth form四年级参加的考试 → form teacher8grammar [countable] a way of writing or saying a word that shows its number, tense etc. For example, ‘was’ is a past form of the verb ‘to be’.表示词的数、时态等的书写或说法方式。例如，"was"是动词"to be"的一种过去时形式。9criminal record [uncountable] British English informal非正式 if someone has form, they are known to the police because they have committed crimes in the past若某人有前科，则其因过去曾犯罪而被警方所知晓10bad form old-fashioned旧式 behaviour that is considered to be socially unacceptable被认为不符合社会规范的行为 SYN bad manners: It used to be considered bad form to talk about money.谈论金钱过去被认为是失礼之举。11form of words a way of expressing something official表达正式事项的方式 SYN wording: The precise form of words has been agreed by the 12 heads of government.精确的措辞已由12位政府首脑商定。12be in good/fine/great etc form (also be on good/fine/great etc form British English) to be full of confidence and energy, so that you do something well or talk in an interesting or amusing way充满自信和活力，从而将某事做好或以有趣、风趣的方式交谈: Michelle was in great form at last week’s conference.米歇尔在上周的会议上状态极佳。13take form a)to begin to exist or develop开始存在或发展: The womb represents the very first place in which life takes form.子宫是生命最初开始形成的地方。 b)to start to become a particular shape开始呈现出特定的形状: As the men worked, I watched the ship’s hull take form.工人们劳作时，我注视着船体逐渐成形。 → true to form at true1(7)
查看全部语言翻译1type [countable] a particular type of something that exists in many different varieties某事物以多种不同形式存在的一种特定类型form of a severe form of cancer一种严重的癌症 The bicycle is an environment-friendly form of transport.自行车是一种环保的交通方式。 the art forms of the twentieth century二十世纪的艺术形式2way something is/appears [countable] the way something is or appears to be某事物存在或呈现的方式: We oppose racism in all its forms.我们反对一切形式的种族主义。in the form of something People are bombarded with information in the form of TV advertising.人们被以电视广告形式呈现的信息轰炸。 Vitamin C can be taken in capsule or tablet form.维生素C可以胶囊或片剂的形式服用。 A typical training programme takes the form of a series of workshops.典型的培训计划以一系列研讨会的形式进行。3shape [countable] a shape形状form of the shadowy forms of the divers swimming below the boat在船下游泳的潜水员的模糊身影in the form of something The main staircase was in the form of a big ‘S’.主楼梯呈大写字母"S"的形状。 The female form is a thing of beauty.女性的体形是一种美。4document [countable] an official document with spaces where you write information, especially about yourself有空格供填写信息（尤指个人信息）的正式文件: Application forms are available from the college.申请表可从学院获取。 Just complete the entry form (=write the answers to the questions on a form) and return it.只需填写报名表（=在表格上填写各题答案）并将其寄回即可。fill in/out a form (=write the answers to the questions on a form)（=在表格上填写各题答案） Fill in the form and send it back with your cheque.填写表格并连同支票一并寄回。5art/literature [uncountable] the structure of a work of art or piece of writing, rather than the ideas it expresses, events it describes etc艺术作品或文章的结构，而非其所表达的思想、描述的事件等: the distinction between form and content形式与内容的区别6performance [uncountable] how well a sports person, team, musician etc is performing, or has performed recently运动员、球队、音乐家等近期的表现状态: I have been greatly encouraged by the team’s recent form.球队近期的状态让我深受鼓舞。on present/current/past etc form On current form he’s one of the top three players in the country.以目前的状态来看，他是全国前三名的球员之一。in good/fine/great form He’s been in good form all this season.他整个赛季状态都很好。 He had no qualms about dropping players he thought were off form (=not performing well).他毫不犹豫地将他认为状态不佳（=表现不好）的球员换下。7school [countable] British English a class in a school学校的班级（年级）first/second/sixth etc form examinations taken in the fourth form四年级参加的考试 → form teacher8grammar [countable] a way of writing or saying a word that shows its number, tense etc. For example, ‘was’ is a past form of the verb ‘to be’.表示词的数、时态等的书写或说法方式。例如，"was"是动词"to be"的一种过去时形式。9criminal record [uncountable] British English informal非正式 if someone has form, they are known to the police because they have committed crimes in the past若某人有前科，则其因过去曾犯罪而被警方所知晓10bad form old-fashioned旧式 behaviour that is considered to be socially unacceptable被认为不符合社会规范的行为 SYN bad manners: It used to be considered bad form to talk about money.谈论金钱过去被认为是失礼之举。11form of words a way of expressing something official表达正式事项的方式 SYN wording: The precise form of words has been agreed by the 12 heads of government.精确的措辞已由12位政府首脑商定。12be in good/fine/great etc form (also be on good/fine/great etc form British English) to be full of confidence and energy, so that you do something well or talk in an interesting or amusing way充满自信和活力，从而将某事做好或以有趣、风趣的方式交谈: Michelle was in great form at last week’s conference.米歇尔在上周的会议上状态极佳。13take form a)to begin to exist or develop开始存在或发展: The womb represents the very first place in which life takes form.子宫是生命最初开始形成的地方。 b)to start to become a particular shape开始呈现出特定的形状: As the men worked, I watched the ship’s hull take form.工人们劳作时，我注视着船体逐渐成形。 → true to form at true1(7)formform2 verb 1establish [transitive] to establish an organization, committee, government etc建立组织、委员会、政府等: The winning party will form the government.获胜的政党将组建政府。 CARE was formed in 1946 and helps the poor in 38 countries.CARE成立于1946年，在38个国家帮助贫困人口。2be part of something [linking verb] to be the thing, or one of the things, that is part of something else, often having a particular use成为某事物的组成部分，或其组成部分之一，通常具有特定作用: Love and trust should form the basis of a marriage.爱与信任应构成婚姻的基础。 The project forms part of a larger project investigating the history of the cinema.该项目是一个研究电影史的更大项目的组成部分。 The river formed a natural boundary between the two countries.这条河构成了两国之间的天然边界。GRAMMAR: Linking verbs语法：系动词Form is a linking verb that links the subject of the sentence with a noun: · The changes form part of a new curriculum.form 在此作连系动词，将句子主语与名词相连：· The changes form part of a new curriculum.3start to exist [intransitive, transitive] to start to exist, or make something start to exist, especially as the result of a natural process开始存在，或使某物开始存在，尤指自然过程的结果: The rocks were formed more than 4,000 million years ago.这些岩石形成于40亿年前。 By midnight ice was already forming on the roads.到午夜时，路面上已开始结冰。 Sulphur dioxide and nitrogen oxide combine to form acid rain.二氧化硫和氮氧化物结合形成酸雨。► see thesaurus at make4make/produce [transitive] to make something by combining two or more parts通过组合两个或两个以上的部分来构成某物: In English the past tense of a verb is usually formed by adding ‘ed’.在英语中，动词的过去式通常通过加"ed"来构成。5shape/line [intransitive, transitive] to come together in a particular shape or line, or to make something have a particular shape聚集成特定的形状或队列，或使某物具有特定的形状 SYN make: Film-goers began to form a line outside the cinema.观影者开始在电影院外排队。 Cut off the corners of the square to form a diamond.剪去正方形的四个角，以形成菱形。6relationship [transitive] to establish and develop a relationship with someone与某人建立并发展一段关系: She seemed incapable of forming any relationships.她似乎无法建立任何关系。 On returning to Boston, she formed a close friendship with her aunt.回到波士顿后，她与阿姨建立了深厚的友谊。7form an opinion/impression/idea to use available information to develop or reach an opinion or idea利用现有信息形成或得出某种看法或想法: She formed the opinion that one of the pupils was bullying the other.她得出了这样的看法：有一名学生在欺负另一名学生。8influence [transitive] to have a strong influence on how someone’s character develops and the type of person they become对某人性格的发展及其成为何种人产生深远影响 SYN mould: Events in early childhood often help to form our personalities in later life.童年早期的经历往往有助于塑造我们日后的性格。
1establish [transitive] to establish an organization, committee, government etc建立组织、委员会、政府等: The winning party will form the government.获胜的政党将组建政府。 CARE was formed in 1946 and helps the poor in 38 countries.CARE成立于1946年，在38个国家帮助贫困人口。2be part of something [linking verb] to be the thing, or one of the things, that is part of something else, often having a particular use成为某事物的组成部分，或其组成部分之一，通常具有特定作用: Love and trust should form the basis of a marriage.爱与信任应构成婚姻的基础。 The project forms part of a larger project investigating the history of the cinema.该项目是一个研究电影史的更大项目的组成部分。 The river formed a natural boundary between the two countries.这条河构成了两国之间的天然边界。GRAMMAR: Linking verbs语法：系动词Form is a linking verb that links the subject of the sentence with a noun: · The changes form part of a new curriculum.form 在此作连系动词，将句子主语与名词相连：· The changes form part of a new curriculum.3start to exist [intransitive, transitive] to start to exist, or make something start to exist, especially as the result of a natural process开始存在，或使某物开始存在，尤指自然过程的结果: The rocks were formed more than 4,000 million years ago.这些岩石形成于40亿年前。 By midnight ice was already forming on the roads.到午夜时，路面上已开始结冰。 Sulphur dioxide and nitrogen oxide combine to form acid rain.二氧化硫和氮氧化物结合形成酸雨。► see thesaurus at make4make/produce [transitive] to make something by combining two or more parts通过组合两个或两个以上的部分来构成某物: In English the past tense of a verb is usually formed by adding ‘ed’.在英语中，动词的过去式通常通过加"ed"来构成。5shape/line [intransitive, transitive] to come together in a particular shape or line, or to make something have a particular shape聚集成特定的形状或队列，或使某物具有特定的形状 SYN make: Film-goers began to form a line outside the cinema.观影者开始在电影院外排队。 Cut off the corners of the square to form a diamond.剪去正方形的四个角，以形成菱形。6relationship [transitive] to establish and develop a relationship with someone与某人建立并发展一段关系: She seemed incapable of forming any relationships.她似乎无法建立任何关系。 On returning to Boston, she formed a close friendship with her aunt.回到波士顿后，她与阿姨建立了深厚的友谊。7form an opinion/impression/idea to use available information to develop or reach an opinion or idea利用现有信息形成或得出某种看法或想法: She formed the opinion that one of the pupils was bullying the other.她得出了这样的看法：有一名学生在欺负另一名学生。8influence [transitive] to have a strong influence on how someone’s character develops and the type of person they become对某人性格的发展及其成为何种人产生深远影响 SYN mould: Events in early childhood often help to form our personalities in later life.童年早期的经历往往有助于塑造我们日后的性格。