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单词 abide
释义
abide
verb
uk
/əˈbaɪd/us
/əˈbaɪd/
can't abidesomeone/something
If you can't abide someone or something, youdislikethem very much:
（因为厌恶而）不能忍受，无法容忍
I can't abide her.我真受不了她。
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abideverb(LIVE)

[Iusually+ adv/prep]old use
toliveorstaysomewhere:
居住；逗留；停留
He abided in thewildernessfor fortydays.他在荒野中度过了40天。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Living or sleeping somewhere
  • co-resident
  • co-residential
  • domiciled
  • dwell
  • exist
  • live in
  • live in sinidiom
  • live out
  • lodge
  • occupancy
  • occupation
  • populate
  • repopulate
  • repopulation
  • reside
  • residence
  • residency
  • settle
  • slum
  • tenancy
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Phrasal verb

abide bysomething
(Definition ofabidefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofabide

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The nature of that empire has been of abiding interest, as the extensive bibliography of the book under review shows.
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The abiding impression is of a composer whose work embodies some intriguing contradictions.
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Of abiding importance, though, is the fundamental distinction, alluded to above and accepted by the vast majority of studies, between repetition and revision.
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In adolescence, the conduct measure assessed law-abiding and socialnorm abiding behavior versus fighting and getting into trouble with the law.
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They shared with senior men an abiding faith in the promise of marriage and the presumption that bridewealth made marriage.
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In most cases, the leaders abided by these restrictions rather than face years of imprisonment ; most of those who did not fled into exile.
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Postnational narratives formed a continuum with national narratives, moreover, in their covert but abiding reliance on traditional narrativity itself.
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However, if such women abided by police rules, they would be left alone.
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Neither was it feasible to construct a spine of policy dimensions to act as a suitable general backdrop or abiding reference point.
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Overall, that must be the abiding judgement on this volume.
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Because of its abiding popularity as a pastime, opera was a convenient method of instilling ideology in the people as a whole.
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What is the difference between the abiding state or countr y and the government of the day?
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Indeed, ritual propriety in accordance with the oracles' temporary and unpredictable demands is an abiding source of anxiety for practitioners in these expensive times.
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Schelling's abiding interests in nature and mythology are combined with a relative disinterest in politics.
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Ethnic elements have been retained, and there is an abiding impression of innovation.
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