intend 的英语意思
intendintend /ɪnˈtend/ verb [transitive] 
查看全部语言翻译1to have something in your mind as a plan or purpose心中有某事作为计划或目的；打算intend to do something
I intend to spend the night there.我打算在那里过夜。intend somebody/something to do something I didn’t intend her to see the painting until it was finished.我没打算让她在画完成之前看到这幅画。 I never intended things to turn out the way they did.我从未打算让事情变成那个样子。intend that It is intended that these meetings will become a regular event.这些会议预计将成为定期活动。intend doing something We intend looking at the situation again.我们打算再次审视这一局势。 I fully intend (=definitely intend) to return home next year.我完全打算（=确定打算）明年回家。Register语体In everyday English, people usually say plan to do something or plan on doing something, rather than intend to do something or intend doing something:· I plan to spend the night there.· I didn’t plan on things taking so long. OR I didn’t plan for things to take so long.在日常英语中，人们通常说 plan to do something 或 plan on doing something，而不是 intend to do something 或 intend doing something：· I plan to spend the night there.· I didn't plan on things taking so long. 或 I didn't plan for things to take so long.2be intended for somebody/something to be provided or designed for a particular person or purpose为特定的人或目的而提供或设计: The book is intended for children aged 5–7.这本书是为5至7岁的儿童而设计的。3intended target/victim/destination etc the person, thing, result etc that an action is intended to affect or reach某一行动意在影响或达到的人、事物、结果等: It seems likely that General Rogers was the killer’s intended victim.罗杰斯将军似乎很可能就是凶手预谋的目标。THESAURUS同义词辨析intend to do something to have decided that you want to do something at some time in the future已决定将来某时想做某事: · He intends to appeal against the decision.· 他打算就该决定提出上诉。be going to do something especially spoken尤用于口语 to intend to do something – used when you have made definite arrangements to do it打算做某事——用于已做出明确安排去做某事的情况: · We’re going to have a meeting about it next week.· 我们下周要就此事开会。· I’m going to start karate lessons.· 我要开始上空手道课了。mean to do something especially spoken尤用于口语 to intend to do something – used especially when you forget to do something or when something does not happen in the way you intended打算做某事——尤用于忘记做某事或事情未按预期发生的情况: · I’ve been meaning to call you for ages.· 我很久以来就一直想给你打电话。· Sorry, I didn’t mean to scare you.· 对不起，我不是故意吓你的。plan to do something to intend to do something – used especially when you have thought carefully about how and when you will do it打算做某事——尤用于已仔细考虑过如何及何时去做的情况: · The airline plans to start flights to Thailand in July.· 该航空公司计划于7月开通飞往泰国的航班。· Jane and Rob are planning to get married next year.· 简和罗布计划明年结婚。set out to do something to intend to do something – used when someone is very determined and knows clearly what they want to do打算做某事——用于某人非常坚决且清楚地知道自己想做什么的情况: · He set out to make a movie that would challenge people’s prejudices.· 他着手拍摄一部能够挑战人们偏见的电影。aim to do something to intend to do something – used when saying what someone hopes to achieve打算做某事——用于表达某人希望实现的目标: · We aim to finish the work by next week.· 我们的目标是在下周前完成这项工作。· The film aims to explain global warming and what people can do about it.· 这部电影旨在解释全球变暖以及人们能为此做些什么。propose to do something formal正式 to intend to do something – used when saying what someone suggests doing打算做某事——用于表达某人建议做某事的情况: · How do you propose to deal with the situation?· 你打算如何处理这一情况？have somebody/something in mind to imagine that something is the kind of thing that you want to happen, or that someone is the person you want to choose心中设想某事是你希望发生的，或某人是你想选择的人: · ‘How about going out for a pizza?’ ‘That wasn’t exactly what I had in mind.’· "出去吃披萨怎么样？""这不完全是我心里想的。"· Who do you have in mind?· 你心里想的是谁？have no intention of doing something to have decided that you will definitely not do something已决定绝对不做某事: · Tom has no intention of retiring just yet.· 汤姆暂时还没有退休的打算。· The government has no intention of lifting the ban.· 政府无意解除禁令。
查看全部语言翻译1to have something in your mind as a plan or purpose心中有某事作为计划或目的；打算intend to do something I intend to spend the night there.我打算在那里过夜。intend somebody/something to do something I didn’t intend her to see the painting until it was finished.我没打算让她在画完成之前看到这幅画。 I never intended things to turn out the way they did.我从未打算让事情变成那个样子。intend that It is intended that these meetings will become a regular event.这些会议预计将成为定期活动。intend doing something We intend looking at the situation again.我们打算再次审视这一局势。 I fully intend (=definitely intend) to return home next year.我完全打算（=确定打算）明年回家。Register语体In everyday English, people usually say plan to do something or plan on doing something, rather than intend to do something or intend doing something:· I plan to spend the night there.· I didn’t plan on things taking so long. OR I didn’t plan for things to take so long.在日常英语中，人们通常说 plan to do something 或 plan on doing something，而不是 intend to do something 或 intend doing something：· I plan to spend the night there.· I didn't plan on things taking so long. 或 I didn't plan for things to take so long.2be intended for somebody/something to be provided or designed for a particular person or purpose为特定的人或目的而提供或设计: The book is intended for children aged 5–7.这本书是为5至7岁的儿童而设计的。3intended target/victim/destination etc the person, thing, result etc that an action is intended to affect or reach某一行动意在影响或达到的人、事物、结果等: It seems likely that General Rogers was the killer’s intended victim.罗杰斯将军似乎很可能就是凶手预谋的目标。THESAURUS同义词辨析intend to do something to have decided that you want to do something at some time in the future已决定将来某时想做某事: · He intends to appeal against the decision.· 他打算就该决定提出上诉。be going to do something especially spoken尤用于口语 to intend to do something – used when you have made definite arrangements to do it打算做某事——用于已做出明确安排去做某事的情况: · We’re going to have a meeting about it next week.· 我们下周要就此事开会。· I’m going to start karate lessons.· 我要开始上空手道课了。mean to do something especially spoken尤用于口语 to intend to do something – used especially when you forget to do something or when something does not happen in the way you intended打算做某事——尤用于忘记做某事或事情未按预期发生的情况: · I’ve been meaning to call you for ages.· 我很久以来就一直想给你打电话。· Sorry, I didn’t mean to scare you.· 对不起，我不是故意吓你的。plan to do something to intend to do something – used especially when you have thought carefully about how and when you will do it打算做某事——尤用于已仔细考虑过如何及何时去做的情况: · The airline plans to start flights to Thailand in July.· 该航空公司计划于7月开通飞往泰国的航班。· Jane and Rob are planning to get married next year.· 简和罗布计划明年结婚。set out to do something to intend to do something – used when someone is very determined and knows clearly what they want to do打算做某事——用于某人非常坚决且清楚地知道自己想做什么的情况: · He set out to make a movie that would challenge people’s prejudices.· 他着手拍摄一部能够挑战人们偏见的电影。aim to do something to intend to do something – used when saying what someone hopes to achieve打算做某事——用于表达某人希望实现的目标: · We aim to finish the work by next week.· 我们的目标是在下周前完成这项工作。· The film aims to explain global warming and what people can do about it.· 这部电影旨在解释全球变暖以及人们能为此做些什么。propose to do something formal正式 to intend to do something – used when saying what someone suggests doing打算做某事——用于表达某人建议做某事的情况: · How do you propose to deal with the situation?· 你打算如何处理这一情况？have somebody/something in mind to imagine that something is the kind of thing that you want to happen, or that someone is the person you want to choose心中设想某事是你希望发生的，或某人是你想选择的人: · ‘How about going out for a pizza?’ ‘That wasn’t exactly what I had in mind.’· "出去吃披萨怎么样？""这不完全是我心里想的。"· Who do you have in mind?· 你心里想的是谁？have no intention of doing something to have decided that you will definitely not do something已决定绝对不做某事: · Tom has no intention of retiring just yet.· 汤姆暂时还没有退休的打算。· The government has no intention of lifting the ban.· 政府无意解除禁令。