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presentnoun(SOMETHING GIVEN)A2[C](UKinformalprezzie);(orpressie,uk/ˈprez.i/us/ˈprez.i/)something that you are given, withoutaskingfor it, on aspecialoccasion,especiallyto showfriendship, or to saythankyou: (尤指表示友谊或致谢的)礼物,赠品 abirthday/Christmas/weddingpresent生日/圣诞/结婚礼物 They gave metheatreticketsas a present.他们送给我戏票作为礼物。 Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examplessomething that you give - presentThe coat was a birthday present from my sister.
- giftI have a small gift for you.
- donationAfter the earthquake, donations poured in from all over the world.
- grantStudents receive a grant equal to £250 per month.
- contributionShe wanted to make a financial contribution to the family.
See more results » - We're having acollectionfor Tom'sretirementpresent.
- They got anentireset ofsilvercutleryas aweddingpresent.
- I waslookingfor abirthdaypresent for mymotherbut I didn'tfindanythingsuitable.
- Aren't you going tounwrapyourpresents?
- Thechildrensquealedindelightwhen theysawall the presents under theChristmastree.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesPresents and gifts - Christmas box
- Christmas stocking
- comp
- favour
- free gift
- freebie
- gift wrap
- giftee
- giveaway
- goody bag
- grab bag
- little
- novelty
- offering
- perk
- prezzie
- secret Santa
- stocking
- stocking filler
- token
See more results » presentnoun(NOW)the presentB1[S] theperiodoftimethat ishappeningnow, not the past or thefuture: 现在,目前That's all for the present.暂且就讲这些。 Theplayis setinthe present.这出戏以当代为背景。 - I'm usually tooimmersedin the present toworryabout thefuture.
- Let'stalkabout the present.
the present (tense) A1[S]languagetheformof theverbthat is used to show whathappensorexistsnow: 现在时态 Theverbin thissentenceis in the present.这个句子中的动词是现在时。 at presentB1formal "Are youbusy?" "Not at present."“你忙吗?”“这会儿不忙。” At present she'sworkingabroad.她目前在国外工作。 SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesNow - carpe diem
- contemporary
- current
- currently
- day
- de nos jours
- even
- immediate
- in this day and ageidiom
- modern-day
- moment
- non-current
- right
- state
- still
- there's no time like the presentidiom
- this minuteidiom
- today
- topicality
- topically
See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Linguistics: verb forms, tenses & types of verbs GrammarPresent Present time refers to the time around the moment of writing or speaking (time around now) and to general and permanent time. The two most common ways to refer to present time are the present simple for general facts and regular events, and the present continuous for an event happening now:… Present verb forms referring to the past We commonly use the present simple to refer to the past when we want to make events sound as if they are happening now. For example, news headlines are commonly written in the present simple:… Present: typical errors We always use the -s form for third person singular present simple:… presentadjective(IN A PLACE)B1[after verb]in aparticularplace: 出席的,在场的,存在的 Thewholefamilywas present.全家人都在场。 There were nochildrenpresent.没有孩子在场。 - Mindyourlanguage- there areladiespresent!
- Is itnecessaryfor all of us to be present at themeetingthisafternoon?
- Melanin is thedarkbrownpigmentof thehair,skin, andeyesthat is present invaryingamountsin everyhumanbeing.
- More men are present at thebirthsoftheirchildrenthesedays.
- There ought to be anadultpresent at alltimes, when there areyoungchildrenin thepool.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesPresent - all oversomewhereidiom
- attendance
- attendant
- be in at the killidiom
- bulk
- face
- front
- immanent
- in the fleshidiom
- kick
- kick around
- kill
- knock
- seropositive
- sit
- sit in
- sit throughsomething
- synchronic
- tosomeone'sfaceidiom
- turnout
See more results » presentadjective(NOW)[before noun]happeningorexistingnow: 现在的,目前的 I don't have her presentaddress.我不知道她现在的地址。 Pleasestateyourpresentoccupationandsalary.请说出你目前的职业和薪水。 - Charlie has acleverplanfor getting us out ofourpresentdifficulties.
- Unlike the presentgovernment, webelieveinservingthecommunity.
- The presentsystemofpaymentwillremainineffectuntil the end of therentalagreement.
- The presentvotingsystemdistortsthewishesof theelectorate.
- Are youfeelingfrustratedinyourpresentjob?
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesNow - carpe diem
- contemporary
- current
- currently
- day
- de nos jours
- even
- immediate
- in this day and ageidiom
- modern-day
- moment
- non-current
- right
- state
- still
- there's no time like the presentidiom
- this minuteidiom
- today
- topicality
- topically
See more results » GrammarPresent Present time refers to the time around the moment of writing or speaking (time around now) and to general and permanent time. The two most common ways to refer to present time are the present simple for general facts and regular events, and the present continuous for an event happening now:… Present verb forms referring to the past We commonly use the present simple to refer to the past when we want to make events sound as if they are happening now. For example, news headlines are commonly written in the present simple:… Present: typical errors We always use the -s form for third person singular present simple:… presentverb(GIVE)B2[T]to give,provide, or make somethingknown: 赠送,授予;提交;展现 Thewinnerswere presentedwithmedals.获胜者被授予奖牌。 Theletterpresented thefamilywithaproblemthat would bedifficulttosolve.这封信给这家人提出了一个难题。 Thedocumentarypresented uswithabalancedviewof theissue.这部纪录片向我们呈现了对这一问题的客观看法。 He presented thereporttohiscolleaguesat themeeting.他在会议上向同事们做了报告。 Theclassroompresented acheerfulbusyatmospheretothevisitors(=appearedto them to have this).整个班级向参观者展示出一派快乐繁忙的氛围。 Theschoolis presenting(=performing)"WestSide Story" asitsend-of-termproduction.学校将上演《西区故事》作为期末作品。 - He has a lot moreworkto do before he can present theschemeto thepublic.
- Ruth wasastonishedwhen he presented her with anengagementring.
- She presented awell-arguedcasefor thebanningofsmokinginpublicplaces.
- Shegraciouslyacceptedtheflowersthat were presented to her.
- The Duchess of Kent will be presenting thetrophies.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesGiving, providing and supplying - accommodate
- accord
- administer
- administration
- assignment
- award
- hand off
- handsomethingin
- handsomethingout
- handsomethingover
- handsomethinground
- invest
- lay
- passing
- rebid
- regift
- reprovision
- resource
- resupply
- spare
See more results » presentverb(INTRODUCE)B2[T]UKtointroduceatelevisionorradioshow: 主持播出(电视或广播节目) She presents the late-nightnews.她主持午夜新闻。 [T]formaltointroduceaperson: 引见,介绍 May I present Professor Carter?请允许我介绍卡特教授。 Later on I'd like to present youtotheheadteacher.过一会儿我会把你引见给校长。 presentyourself toarrivesomewhereandintroduceyourself: 出现,到场He presented himself at the doctor's at 9.30 a.m. asarranged.他早上9点30分如约去了医生那里。 present itselfC2 If something presents itself, ithappens: 发生,出现,呈现Anopportunitysuddenlypresented itself.突然出现了一个良机。 - I'd like to present mygrandson, Jackson Junior.
- He was presented to the Queen and given aknighthood.
- She used to present one of thoseholidayprogrammesbut now shereadsthenews.
- May I presentSirBobGeldof?
- What was thatdocumentarycalled that she used to present?
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesBroadcasting in general - airplay
- airtime
- airwaves
- audio described
- audio description
- carry
- commentary box
- headline
- host
- interchannel
- live stream
- location
- mistune
- produce
- serialize
- showrunner
- slow motion
- station break
- subtitled
- tune
See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Being friends & getting to know them Arriving, entering and invading Occurring and happening presentverb(SHOW SIGNS OF ILLNESS)[I]medicalspecializedtoseeadoctor, etc. whenshowingparticularsignsof anillnessormedicalcondition: Children presentingwithacuterespiratoryinfectionswere referred for achestX-ray. Whenpatientspresentwithchestpain,clinicalexaminationandpatienthistoryarefundamentaltodeterminetheprobablecauseofpain. [I]medicalspecialized(of anillness) to show itself in aparticularway: Medicalconditionsmight presentdifferentlyduringpregnancy. Bonecancergenerallypresentsaspainin theareaof thetumour. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesMedical treatment: symptoms & diagnosis of medical problems - aerophobia
- aggressively
- amyloid
- antigen test
- asymptomatic
- contraindication
- echocardiogram
- lacunar
- laparoscopic
- laparoscopy
- lateral flow test
- PCR test
- phlebotomy
- prognosis
- prognostic
- prognosticate
- prognostication
- questioning
- staging
- withdrawal symptoms
See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: (Definition ofpresentfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)presentnoun(SOMETHING GIVEN)A2[C](UKinformalprezzie);(orpressie)something that you are given, withoutaskingfor it, on aspecialoccasion,especiallyto showfriendship, or to saythankyou (尤指表示友谊或致谢的)礼物,赠品abirthday/Christmas/weddingpresent生日/圣诞/结婚礼物 They gave metheatreticketsas a present.他们送给我戏票作为礼物。 - We're having acollectionfor Tom'sretirementpresent.
- They got anentireset ofsilvercutleryas aweddingpresent.
- I waslookingfor abirthdaypresent for mymotherbut I didn'tfindanythingsuitable.
- Aren't you going tounwrapyourpresents?
- Thechildrensquealedindelightwhen theysawall the presents under theChristmastree.
presentnoun(NOW)the presentB1[S] theperiodoftimethat ishappeningnow, not the past or thefuture 现在,目前That's all for the present.暂且就讲这些。 Theplayis setinthe present.这出戏以当代为背景。 See alsopresently(NOW)mainlyUSformal - I'm usually tooimmersedin the present toworryabout thefuture.
- Let'stalkabout the present.
the present (tense) A1[S]languagetheformof theverbthat is used to show whathappensorexistsnow 现在时态Theverbin thissentenceis in the present.这个句子中的动词是现在时。 at presentB1formal 现在,目前"Are youbusy?" "Not at present."“你忙吗?”“这会儿不忙。” At present she'sworkingabroad.她目前在国外工作。 GrammarPresent Present time refers to the time around the moment of writing or speaking (time around now) and to general and permanent time. The two most common ways to refer to present time are the present simple for general facts and regular events, and the present continuous for an event happening now:… Present verb forms referring to the past We commonly use the present simple to refer to the past when we want to make events sound as if they are happening now. For example, news headlines are commonly written in the present simple:… Present: typical errors We always use the -s form for third person singular present simple:… presentadjective(IN A PLACE)B1[after verb]in aparticularplace 出席的,在场的,存在的Thewholefamilywas present.全家人都在场。 There were nochildrenpresent.没有孩子在场。 - Mindyourlanguage- there areladiespresent!
- Is itnecessaryfor all of us to be present at themeetingthisafternoon?
- Melanin is thedarkbrownpigmentof thehair,skin, andeyesthat is present invaryingamountsin everyhumanbeing.
- More men are present at thebirthsoftheirchildrenthesedays.
- There ought to be anadultpresent at alltimes, when there areyoungchildrenin thepool.
presentadjective(NOW)[before noun]happeningorexistingnow 现在的,目前的I don't have her presentaddress.我不知道她现在的地址。 Pleasestateyourpresentoccupationandsalary.请说出你目前的职业和薪水。 - Charlie has acleverplanfor getting us out ofourpresent difficulties.
- Unlike the presentgovernment, webelieveinservingthecommunity.
- The presentsystemofpaymentwillremainineffectuntil the end of therentalagreement.
- The presentvotingsystemdistortsthewishesof theelectorate.
- Are youfeelingfrustratedinyourpresentjob?
GrammarPresent Present time refers to the time around the moment of writing or speaking (time around now) and to general and permanent time. The two most common ways to refer to present time are the present simple for general facts and regular events, and the present continuous for an event happening now:… Present verb forms referring to the past We commonly use the present simple to refer to the past when we want to make events sound as if they are happening now. For example, news headlines are commonly written in the present simple:… Present: typical errors We always use the -s form for third person singular present simple:… presentverb[T](GIVE)B2to give,provide, or make somethingknown 赠送,授予;提交;展现Thewinnerswere presentedwithmedals.获胜者被授予奖牌。 Theletterpresented thefamilywithaproblemthat would bedifficulttosolve.这封信给这家人提出了一个难题。 Thedocumentarypresented uswithabalancedviewof theissue.这部纪录片向我们呈现了对这一问题的客观看法。 He presented thereporttohiscolleaguesat themeeting.他在会议上向同事们做了报告。 Theclassroompresented acheerfulbusyatmospheretothevisitors(=appearedto them to have this).整个班级向参观者展示出一派快乐繁忙的氛围。 Theschoolis presenting(=performing)"WestSide Story" asitsend-of-termproduction.学校将上演《西区故事》作为期末作品。 - He has a lot moreworkto do before he can present theschemeto thepublic.
- Ruth wasastonishedwhen he presented her with anengagementring.
- She presented awell-arguedcasefor thebanningofsmokinginpublicplaces.
- Shegraciouslyacceptedtheflowersthat were presented to her.
- The Duchess of Kent will be presenting thetrophies.
presentverb[T](INTRODUCE)B2UKtointroduceatelevisionorradioshow 主持播出(电视或广播节目)She presents the late-nightnews.她主持午夜新闻。 引见,介绍May I present Professor Carter?请允许我介绍卡特教授。 Later on I'd like to present youtotheheadteacher.过一会儿我会把你引见给校长。 presentyourself toarrivesomewhereandintroduceyourself 出现,到场He presented himself at the doctor's at 9.30 a.m. asarranged.他早上9点30分如约去了医生那里。 present itselfC2 If something presents itself, ithappens. 发生,出现,呈现Anopportunitysuddenlypresented itself.突然出现了一个良机。 - I'd like to present mygrandson, Jackson Junior.
- He was presented to the Queen and given aknighthood.
- She used to present one of thoseholidayprogrammesbut now shereadsthenews.
- May I presentSirBobGeldof?
- What was thatdocumentarycalled that she used to present?
present| American Dictionarypresentnoun(SOMETHING GIVEN)[C]something that is given without beingaskedfor,esp. on aspecialoccasionor to saythankyou; agift: abirthday/wedding/graduationpresent Did youwrapthe present? presentnoun(NOW)[U]thisperiodoftime, not the past or thefuture; now: Thestorymovesback andforthbetween the past and the present. presentadjective[not gradable](GRAMMAR)specialized(ingrammar) having thetenseof averbused todescribeactions,events, orstatesthat arehappeningorexistingat thistime: Herbookis writtenentirelyin the presenttense. presentadjective[not gradable](GRAMMAR)grammarhaving thetenseof averbused todescribeactions,events, orstatesthat arehappeningorexistingat thistime: Herbookis writtenentirelyin the presenttense. presentadjective[not gradable](PLACE)Themayorwas present during theentiremeeting. presentverb[T](PROVIDE)to give, show,provide, or makeknown: Themayorpresented fivefirefighterswithmedalsforsavingpeople’slives. Twoclubsin theneighborhoodpresentjazzonThursdays. Dr. Gottlieb will present herresearchin aseriesoflecturesthisspring. If you present yourself, you go to someone or make yourselfknownto someone: Paul Groncki presented himself to thereceptioniston the 41stfloor. If something presents itself, ithappensortakesplace: Anopportunitysuddenlypresented itself. presentverb[T](CAUSE)Fallingtaxrevenuespresent aproblemfor thecity. presentverb[T](INTRODUCE)I’mpleasedto present myson, Charles. (Definition ofpresentfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)present| Business Englishtoofferyourthoughts,ideas,plans, etc., toothersfor them toconsider: He will present adetailedexplanationof the newsalescampaignat the nextmeeting. to give abill,cheque,document, etc., to someone: Today astorescansyourgoods, and yousimplypresentyourcreditcardandsignyourname. present sb with sthOrganizers presented her with acheckfor $25,000. present sth to sbWe presentedourpassportsto thecustomsofficer. if someone or something presents aproblem,opportunity, etc., theycreateit: The shake-out inbanksharesmay well have presented anopportunityforbargainhunters. be presented with sthHe was presented with atoughchoice. (Definition ofpresentfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)Examplesofpresentpresent Then the groups of superiors and inferiorspresenta difference of 3 persons.From theCambridge English Corpus The value of this volume atpresentis clear in that it permits geoscientists to view the potential of three-dimensional seismic data.From theCambridge English Corpus Thepresentstudy requires no prescribed entrance conditions, and permits solution for completely arbitrary shape.From theCambridge English Corpus We have permitted ourselves some syntactic flexibility in presenting the metaprogram.From theCambridge English Corpus The analysis wepresentis not restricted to electron-ion plasmas, the result is also valid for electron-positron plasmas.From theCambridge English Corpus None of the studies presents a fine-grained qualitative and quantitative analysis of error patterns, for type of article and gender separately.From theCambridge English Corpus The results, presenting both qualitative and quantitative analyses, provide interesting insights into the responses of the students to the experiment itself.From theCambridge English Corpus What thepresentreviewer misses most are detailed qualitative analyses and theoretical discussions.From theCambridge English Corpus In rice fields, these three families or subfamilies made up 63% of species and 86% of all individualspresent.From theCambridge English Corpus On neither of these ways of construing the existence question does itpresenta substantial philosophical issue.From theCambridge English Corpus Thepresentproblem appears, however, more difficult to grasp physically than the problem of the shelving beach.From theCambridge English Corpus In the next session, the investigator presented the color photographs described previously.From theCambridge English Corpus This is purely for the author's convenience in presenting these results in the paper and demonstrating the robot.From theCambridge English Corpus Thepresentstudy aimed to assess, in a community sample, actions taken to cope with depression at different levels of psychological distress.From theCambridge English Corpus In the context of the model sketch presented above, stock returns and returns to capital are direct measures of productivity.From theCambridge English Corpus These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/present## |