法律英语词汇
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单词:dawn [drɔːn] n[C,U] 拂晓,黎明
索引词:dawn
例文:[例3]
The first ferry sets off at dawn. 头班渡轮天一亮就开船。
[例4]
He worked from dawn to dusk to meet the deadline. 他从早到晚赶工,好在最后期限之前交工。
[例5]
The invention of writing marked the dawn of civilization. 文字的发明标志着文明的开端。
dawn还是不及物动词,有下面几个义项:① 天亮,破晓;② 事情见分晓,变明朗;③ 到来,开始。
[例6]
The morning dawned fresh and clear after the storm. 风暴过后,黎明时分天清气朗。
[例7]
It eventually dawned that the press conference was cleverly stage-managed. 人们终于明白这场新闻发布会是精心策划好的。
[例8]
As the 17th day of October AD 79 dawned, few people could have predicted that an eruption of Mount Vesuvius would wipe off Pompeii together with more than 30,000 residents. 公元79年10月17日这一天到来的时候,没有几个人能预见到维苏威火山爆发将把庞贝城彻底摧毁,使三万多居民罹难。
还应当注意sth dawn on sb这个词组,或形式主语it + dawn on sb + 连接代词that + 主语从句。意思是某人明白,某人意识到。
[例9]
The ghastly truth dawned on me. 我想明白了令人毛骨悚然的真相。
[例10]
It dawned on her that the defense attorney tried to distract her attention from the defendant’s depraved character. 她意识到辩护律师试图让她分心,免得她注意到被告人品性败坏。