guess 的英语意思
guessguess1 /ɡes/ verb 
查看全部语言翻译1[intransitive, transitive] to try to answer a question or form an opinion when you are not sure whether you will be correct在不确定是否正确的情况下，尝试回答问题或形成看法: 
I’d say he’s around 50, but I’m only guessing.我猜他大概50岁左右，但我只是在猜。guess right/correctly/wrong If you guess correctly, you have another turn.如果你猜对了，就可以再来一次。guess what/who/how etc You can guess what happened next.你可以猜到接下来发生了什么。guess at We can only guess at the cause of the crash.我们只能猜测此次事故的原因。 What star sign are you? No, let me guess.你是什么星座？不，让我猜猜。difficult/hard/easy etc to guess It’s hard to guess his age because he dyes his hair.他染了头发，所以很难猜出他的年龄。2[intransitive, transitive] to realize that something is true even though you do not know for certain即使没有确切把握，也能意识到某事属实guess (that) I guessed that you must be related because you look so similar.你们长得太像了，我猜你们一定是亲戚。guess from I guessed from his expression that he already knew about the accident.从他的表情我猜出他已经知道了那次事故。 Can you guess the identity of this week’s special guest?你能猜出本周特别嘉宾是谁吗？3keep somebody guessing to make someone feel excited or not sure about what will happen next使某人对接下来发生的事感到兴奋或充满悬念: a thriller that keeps audiences guessing让观众始终猜不透的惊悚片4I guess spoken口语 a)used to say that you think something is true or likely, although you are not sure用于表示虽不确定，但认为某事可能属实或很可能发生: His light’s on, so I guess he’s still up.他的灯还亮着，我猜他还没睡。 b)used to say that you will do something even though you do not really want to用于表示虽然并不情愿，但仍然会做某事: I’m tired, so I guess I’ll stay home tonight.我累了，所以今晚就待在家里吧。5I guess so/not spoken口语 used to agree or disagree with a statement or question用于对某陈述或问题表示同意或不同意: ‘You’re one lucky guy.’ ‘I guess so.’"你真是个幸运的家伙。""我想是吧。" ‘I don’t really have any choice, do I?’ ‘I guess not.’"我其实没有选择，不是吗？""我想是没有。"6guess what/you’ll never guess who/what etc spoken口语 used before you tell someone something that will surprise them用于在告诉某人令其吃惊的事情之前: Guess what! Bradley’s resigned.你猜怎么着！Bradley辞职了。 You’ll never guess who I saw today.你绝对猜不到我今天看到谁了。 → second-guess
查看全部语言翻译1[intransitive, transitive] to try to answer a question or form an opinion when you are not sure whether you will be correct在不确定是否正确的情况下，尝试回答问题或形成看法: I’d say he’s around 50, but I’m only guessing.我猜他大概50岁左右，但我只是在猜。guess right/correctly/wrong If you guess correctly, you have another turn.如果你猜对了，就可以再来一次。guess what/who/how etc You can guess what happened next.你可以猜到接下来发生了什么。guess at We can only guess at the cause of the crash.我们只能猜测此次事故的原因。 What star sign are you? No, let me guess.你是什么星座？不，让我猜猜。difficult/hard/easy etc to guess It’s hard to guess his age because he dyes his hair.他染了头发，所以很难猜出他的年龄。2[intransitive, transitive] to realize that something is true even though you do not know for certain即使没有确切把握，也能意识到某事属实guess (that) I guessed that you must be related because you look so similar.你们长得太像了，我猜你们一定是亲戚。guess from I guessed from his expression that he already knew about the accident.从他的表情我猜出他已经知道了那次事故。 Can you guess the identity of this week’s special guest?你能猜出本周特别嘉宾是谁吗？3keep somebody guessing to make someone feel excited or not sure about what will happen next使某人对接下来发生的事感到兴奋或充满悬念: a thriller that keeps audiences guessing让观众始终猜不透的惊悚片4I guess spoken口语 a)used to say that you think something is true or likely, although you are not sure用于表示虽不确定，但认为某事可能属实或很可能发生: His light’s on, so I guess he’s still up.他的灯还亮着，我猜他还没睡。 b)used to say that you will do something even though you do not really want to用于表示虽然并不情愿，但仍然会做某事: I’m tired, so I guess I’ll stay home tonight.我累了，所以今晚就待在家里吧。5I guess so/not spoken口语 used to agree or disagree with a statement or question用于对某陈述或问题表示同意或不同意: ‘You’re one lucky guy.’ ‘I guess so.’"你真是个幸运的家伙。""我想是吧。" ‘I don’t really have any choice, do I?’ ‘I guess not.’"我其实没有选择，不是吗？""我想是没有。"6guess what/you’ll never guess who/what etc spoken口语 used before you tell someone something that will surprise them用于在告诉某人令其吃惊的事情之前: Guess what! Bradley’s resigned.你猜怎么着！Bradley辞职了。 You’ll never guess who I saw today.你绝对猜不到我今天看到谁了。 → second-guessguessguess2 noun [countable] 1an attempt to answer a question or make a judgment when you are not sure whether you will be correct在不确定是否正确时，尝试回答问题或作出判断的行为: I’d say she’s about 35, but that’s only a guess.我说她大概35岁左右，但这只是猜测。2be anybody’s guess to be something that no one knows指无人知晓的事: What she’s going to do with her life now is anybody’s guess.她今后的人生将何去何从，谁也说不准。3your guess is as good as mine spoken口语 used to tell someone that you do not know any more than they do about something用于告诉某人你与他们一样，对某事同样不了解COLLOCATIONS词语搭配verbs动词make a guess· I didn't know the answer to question 7, so I just had to make a guess.· 我不知道第7题的答案，所以只能猜一猜。have a guess British English, take a guess American English:· Go on, have a guess at how much it cost.· 来吧，猜猜它花了多少钱。· Take a guess. How many people do you think showed up?· 猜一猜。你觉得来了多少人？hazard a guess (=guess something, when you feel very uncertain)· No one at this stage is prepared to hazard a guess about the outcome of the elections.· 目前没有人愿意冒险猜测选举结果。adjectives形容词a rough guess (=one that is not exact)· This is just a rough guess, but I think it would cost about $50.· 这只是粗略估计，我认为大约需要50美元。a wild guess (=one made without much thought or information)· I made a wild guess and I got the answer right first time.· 我胡乱猜了一下，结果第一次就猜对了。a lucky guess· ‘How did you know?’ ‘It was just a lucky guess.’· "你怎么知道的？""只是运气好猜对了。"a good guess (=one that is likely to be right)· I'm not sure how old she is, but I can make a good guess!· 我不确定她多大，但我能猜个八九不离十！somebody’s best guess (=one that you think is most likely to be right)· My best guess is that it will take around six months.· 我最有把握的猜测是大约需要六个月。an educated/informed guess (=a guess based on things that you know are correct)· Stockbrokers try to make educated guesses as to which stocks will do well.· 股票经纪人会尽量根据所掌握的知识，对哪些股票表现良好作出有依据的判断。an intelligent guess· Analysis of the archaeological site will help us make an intelligent guess as to what it was used for.· 对考古遗址的分析将帮助我们对其用途作出有依据的推断。an inspired guess (=a very good guess that you make suddenly)· It’s hard to believe he got that right with just an inspired guess.· 很难相信他仅凭一次灵光一现的猜测就答对了。phrases短语my guess is (that)· My guess is there won’t be many people there.· 我猜那里不会有很多人。at a guess British English (=used when saying that you are making a guess)· I'd say it was built around the turn of the century, at a guess.· 我猜测它建于世纪之交前后。I’ll give you three guesses (=used to tell someone that it should be easy for them to guess the answer to their question)· ‘Where is he?’ ‘I’ll give you three guesses.’· "他在哪里？""我给你三次猜的机会。"
1an attempt to answer a question or make a judgment when you are not sure whether you will be correct在不确定是否正确时，尝试回答问题或作出判断的行为: I’d say she’s about 35, but that’s only a guess.我说她大概35岁左右，但这只是猜测。2be anybody’s guess to be something that no one knows指无人知晓的事: What she’s going to do with her life now is anybody’s guess.她今后的人生将何去何从，谁也说不准。3your guess is as good as mine spoken口语 used to tell someone that you do not know any more than they do about something用于告诉某人你与他们一样，对某事同样不了解COLLOCATIONS词语搭配verbs动词make a guess· I didn't know the answer to question 7, so I just had to make a guess.· 我不知道第7题的答案，所以只能猜一猜。have a guess British English, take a guess American English:· Go on, have a guess at how much it cost.· 来吧，猜猜它花了多少钱。· Take a guess. How many people do you think showed up?· 猜一猜。你觉得来了多少人？hazard a guess (=guess something, when you feel very uncertain)· No one at this stage is prepared to hazard a guess about the outcome of the elections.· 目前没有人愿意冒险猜测选举结果。adjectives形容词a rough guess (=one that is not exact)· This is just a rough guess, but I think it would cost about $50.· 这只是粗略估计，我认为大约需要50美元。a wild guess (=one made without much thought or information)· I made a wild guess and I got the answer right first time.· 我胡乱猜了一下，结果第一次就猜对了。a lucky guess· ‘How did you know?’ ‘It was just a lucky guess.’· "你怎么知道的？""只是运气好猜对了。"a good guess (=one that is likely to be right)· I'm not sure how old she is, but I can make a good guess!· 我不确定她多大，但我能猜个八九不离十！somebody’s best guess (=one that you think is most likely to be right)· My best guess is that it will take around six months.· 我最有把握的猜测是大约需要六个月。an educated/informed guess (=a guess based on things that you know are correct)· Stockbrokers try to make educated guesses as to which stocks will do well.· 股票经纪人会尽量根据所掌握的知识，对哪些股票表现良好作出有依据的判断。an intelligent guess· Analysis of the archaeological site will help us make an intelligent guess as to what it was used for.· 对考古遗址的分析将帮助我们对其用途作出有依据的推断。an inspired guess (=a very good guess that you make suddenly)· It’s hard to believe he got that right with just an inspired guess.· 很难相信他仅凭一次灵光一现的猜测就答对了。phrases短语my guess is (that)· My guess is there won’t be many people there.· 我猜那里不会有很多人。at a guess British English (=used when saying that you are making a guess)· I'd say it was built around the turn of the century, at a guess.· 我猜测它建于世纪之交前后。I’ll give you three guesses (=used to tell someone that it should be easy for them to guess the answer to their question)· ‘Where is he?’ ‘I’ll give you three guesses.’· "他在哪里？""我给你三次猜的机会。"