hello 的英语意思
hellohello (also hallo, hullo British English) /həˈləʊ, he- $ -ˈloʊ/ interjection, noun [countable] 
查看全部语言翻译1used as a greeting when you see or meet someone见到或遇见某人时用作问候语: 
Hello, John! How are you?你好，John！你好吗？ Stanley, come and say hello to your nephew.Stanley，来跟你侄子打个招呼。 Well, hello there! I haven’t seen you for ages.哟，你好！好久不见了。Register语体In everyday English, in informal situations, people often say hi rather than hello:· “Hi, Karen.” “Hi, Richard. How are things with you?”在日常英语中，非正式场合人们通常说 hi 而不是 hello：·"Hi, Karen." "Hi, Richard. How are things with you?"2used when answering the telephone or starting a telephone conversation接听电话或开始通话时使用: Hello – may I speak to Anne?你好，请问Anne在吗？3used when calling to get someone’s attention呼唤某人以引起其注意时使用: Hello! Is there anybody home?喂！有人在家吗？4used when you think someone is not acting sensibly or has said something stupid认为某人举止不理智或说了蠢话时使用: You didn’t remember her birthday? Hello!你没记住她的生日？真是的！5British English used to show that you are surprised or confused by something表示对某事感到惊讶或困惑时使用: Hello! What’s happened here?咦！这里发生什么了？6say hello to have a quick conversation with someone与某人简短交谈: Promise you’ll look in and say hello when you have time.答应我，有空的时候来坐坐说说话。THESAURUS同义词辨析hello used when you meet someone, or when you start a telephone conversation. In everyday English, most people usually say hi because it sounds more friendly. You use hello especially when talking to people you do not know well, or to older people遇见某人或开始电话通话时使用。在日常英语中，大多数人通常说 hi，因为听起来更亲切。hello 尤其用于与不太熟悉的人或年长者交谈时: · Hello. Could I speak to someone in customer service, please?·你好，请问能帮我转接到客服部门吗？· Hello, Mrs Jones. How are you?·你好，Jones太太。您好吗？hi used as a friendly greeting when you meet someone start a telephone conversation, or at the beginning of an email遇见某人、开始电话通话或写邮件开头时用作友好的问候语: · Hi, Gwen – did you have a nice weekend?·嗨，Gwen——周末过得愉快吗？· Hi everybody.·大家好。hey especially American English informal非正式 used as a friendly greeting when you see someone you know well and you want to start talking to them见到熟识的人并想与其搭话时用作友好的问候语: · Hey, Scott! What’s up, buddy?·嘿，Scott！怎么啦，老兄？hiya informal非正式 used as a very informal greeting when speaking to someone you know well与熟识的人交谈时用作非常随意的问候语: · Hiya, Jake. How’s it going?·嘿，Jake。最近怎么样？good morning/good afternoon/good evening used when meeting someone at a particular time of day. In everyday English, people usually just say Morning!, Afternoon! etc在一天的特定时段与某人打招呼时使用。在日常英语中，人们通常直接说 Morning!、Afternoon! 等: · Good morning, class!·同学们，早上好！· Morning everyone. Sorry I’m late.·大家早上好。抱歉我迟到了。· Good afternoon, Mr Smith.·下午好，Smith先生。how are you? (also how are you doing?/how’s it going? informal非正式) used when you are greeting someone and starting a conversation问候某人并开始交谈时使用: · How’s it going Tom? I haven’t seen you for ages.·Tom，最近怎么样？好久不见了。· Hi Helen. How are you doing? Is the new job going well?·嗨，Helen。你最近好吗？新工作顺利吗？how do you do? formal正式 used when you meet someone for the first time, especially after you have just been told their name. How do you do sounds very formal. These days in everyday English, people often say hi when meeting someone for the first time初次见到某人时使用，尤其是在刚被告知对方名字之后。How do you do 听起来非常正式。如今在日常英语中，初次见面时人们通常说 hi: · ‘John, I’d like you to meet our new project manager, Nisha Patel.’ ‘How do you do?’·"John，我想介绍你认识我们的新项目经理Nisha Patel。""幸会。"pleased/good/nice to meet you used when you meet someone for the first time and have just been told their name初次见到某人且刚被告知对方名字时使用: · ‘Richard, this is my brother Ronnie.’ ‘Nice to meet you, Ronnie.’·"Richard，这是我弟弟Ronnie。""很高兴认识你，Ronnie。"· ‘My name is Lena Curtis.’ ‘Pleased to meet you, I’m David Bennet.’·"我叫Lena Curtis。""很高兴认识你，我是David Bennet。"· Mrs Parrish, it’s good to meet you after hearing Lynn talk so much about you.·Parrish太太，听Lynn常常提起您，今日得以相见，真是高兴。
查看全部语言翻译1used as a greeting when you see or meet someone见到或遇见某人时用作问候语: Hello, John! How are you?你好，John！你好吗？ Stanley, come and say hello to your nephew.Stanley，来跟你侄子打个招呼。 Well, hello there! I haven’t seen you for ages.哟，你好！好久不见了。Register语体In everyday English, in informal situations, people often say hi rather than hello:· “Hi, Karen.” “Hi, Richard. How are things with you?”在日常英语中，非正式场合人们通常说 hi 而不是 hello：·"Hi, Karen." "Hi, Richard. How are things with you?"2used when answering the telephone or starting a telephone conversation接听电话或开始通话时使用: Hello – may I speak to Anne?你好，请问Anne在吗？3used when calling to get someone’s attention呼唤某人以引起其注意时使用: Hello! Is there anybody home?喂！有人在家吗？4used when you think someone is not acting sensibly or has said something stupid认为某人举止不理智或说了蠢话时使用: You didn’t remember her birthday? Hello!你没记住她的生日？真是的！5British English used to show that you are surprised or confused by something表示对某事感到惊讶或困惑时使用: Hello! What’s happened here?咦！这里发生什么了？6say hello to have a quick conversation with someone与某人简短交谈: Promise you’ll look in and say hello when you have time.答应我，有空的时候来坐坐说说话。THESAURUS同义词辨析hello used when you meet someone, or when you start a telephone conversation. In everyday English, most people usually say hi because it sounds more friendly. You use hello especially when talking to people you do not know well, or to older people遇见某人或开始电话通话时使用。在日常英语中，大多数人通常说 hi，因为听起来更亲切。hello 尤其用于与不太熟悉的人或年长者交谈时: · Hello. Could I speak to someone in customer service, please?·你好，请问能帮我转接到客服部门吗？· Hello, Mrs Jones. How are you?·你好，Jones太太。您好吗？hi used as a friendly greeting when you meet someone start a telephone conversation, or at the beginning of an email遇见某人、开始电话通话或写邮件开头时用作友好的问候语: · Hi, Gwen – did you have a nice weekend?·嗨，Gwen——周末过得愉快吗？· Hi everybody.·大家好。hey especially American English informal非正式 used as a friendly greeting when you see someone you know well and you want to start talking to them见到熟识的人并想与其搭话时用作友好的问候语: · Hey, Scott! What’s up, buddy?·嘿，Scott！怎么啦，老兄？hiya informal非正式 used as a very informal greeting when speaking to someone you know well与熟识的人交谈时用作非常随意的问候语: · Hiya, Jake. How’s it going?·嘿，Jake。最近怎么样？good morning/good afternoon/good evening used when meeting someone at a particular time of day. In everyday English, people usually just say Morning!, Afternoon! etc在一天的特定时段与某人打招呼时使用。在日常英语中，人们通常直接说 Morning!、Afternoon! 等: · Good morning, class!·同学们，早上好！· Morning everyone. Sorry I’m late.·大家早上好。抱歉我迟到了。· Good afternoon, Mr Smith.·下午好，Smith先生。how are you? (also how are you doing?/how’s it going? informal非正式) used when you are greeting someone and starting a conversation问候某人并开始交谈时使用: · How’s it going Tom? I haven’t seen you for ages.·Tom，最近怎么样？好久不见了。· Hi Helen. How are you doing? Is the new job going well?·嗨，Helen。你最近好吗？新工作顺利吗？how do you do? formal正式 used when you meet someone for the first time, especially after you have just been told their name. How do you do sounds very formal. These days in everyday English, people often say hi when meeting someone for the first time初次见到某人时使用，尤其是在刚被告知对方名字之后。How do you do 听起来非常正式。如今在日常英语中，初次见面时人们通常说 hi: · ‘John, I’d like you to meet our new project manager, Nisha Patel.’ ‘How do you do?’·"John，我想介绍你认识我们的新项目经理Nisha Patel。""幸会。"pleased/good/nice to meet you used when you meet someone for the first time and have just been told their name初次见到某人且刚被告知对方名字时使用: · ‘Richard, this is my brother Ronnie.’ ‘Nice to meet you, Ronnie.’·"Richard，这是我弟弟Ronnie。""很高兴认识你，Ronnie。"· ‘My name is Lena Curtis.’ ‘Pleased to meet you, I’m David Bennet.’·"我叫Lena Curtis。""很高兴认识你，我是David Bennet。"· Mrs Parrish, it’s good to meet you after hearing Lynn talk so much about you.·Parrish太太，听Lynn常常提起您，今日得以相见，真是高兴。