| 释义 |
B1tospeakabout somethingquickly, giving littledetailor using few words: 提及，说起，谈到 I'll mentionyourideasto Jacinta.我会跟哈辛塔说一下你的想法。 [+ (that)]Hecasuallymentioned(that)he wasleavinghisjob.他不经意地提到他要辞职了。 [+ -ing verb]Mywifementionedseeingyou the otherday.我妻子提到前几天见到了你。 [+ question word]Did shehappento mentionwhethershe would be coming?她有没有碰巧提到她是否会来？ Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examplesto talk about something - talk aboutI don't like talking about my feelings.
- speak aboutHe is often asked to speak about the decline of global energy supplies.
- discussWe need to discuss arrangements for next week.
- talk overI need to talk it over with my wife before I accept the job.
- talk throughWe're used to talking things through, so we don't have many arguments.
- debateThe bill will be debated in parliament next week.
See more results » B1to refer to something or someone: 谈及，提到 Ipromisednever to mention theincidentagain.我当时保证再不提那件事了。 Did she mention me in herletter?她在信中提到我了吗？ - I'dratheryou didn't mention it when we're incompany.
- For thesakeofcompleteness, I should also mention two otherminordevelopments.
- Everyone in theofficecomplainsthat hesmellsawful, but nobodydares(to) mention it to him.
- He gets reallyupsetif you mention hisbaldness.
- Don't mentiontaxor Bernard'll get on hishobbyhorseagain.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesQuoting & making references - aforementioned
- allude tosomeone/something
- allusion
- allusiveness
- as forsomeone/somethingidiom
- bandy
- bandysomethingaround
- bring
- come up
- direct speech
- indirect speech
- quote
- quote...unquoteidiom
- refer tosomeone/something
- reference
- referent
- rub
- rubsomethingin
- touch
- word
See more results » Idiomsdon't mention it! not to mention B2[C]ashortremarkor writtenstatement: 提及；简短的陈述 Thestorydidn'tevengeta mention in thenewspaper.报纸上甚至没有提及此事。 When Iorderedthecatalogue, there was no mentionofanypayment.我在订阅这份目录时，根本没有提到要付款。 [S]anoccasionwhen something or someone is mentioned: 提及，说起 Even the mentionofhernamemakes himblush.甚至提到她的名字他也会脸红。 [C]internet & telecomsspecializedanoccasionwhen aproduct,personetc. is referred to on asocialmediasite: Trackingbrandmentions canleadto aclearerunderstandingof howothersinteractwithyourbrand'sproductsorservices. Mentions are ausefulway tomeasurebrandawarenessandfindout who’s reallytalkingabout youonline. [C]anoccasionwhen apersonispubliclypraisedfor having done something, such astheirjob,extremelywell: 公开表扬，当众表扬 At theawardsceremony, Chrissie Scottgot/receivedaspecialmention for herreportingon theconflict.在颁奖仪式上，克丽茜‧斯科特因其对这次冲突的报道而受到特别嘉许。 - Thereportcarefullyavoidedany mention of thecontroversialplan.
- Themerestmention ofseafoodmakes herfeelsick.
- Thebookdoesn't make any mention of hisloveaffairs.
- At the mention of herdeadhusband, herfacecloudedover.
- Entertainment Researchreportsthat there are 245 mentions of the f-word in thismovie.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesRemarks & remarking - air
- annotate
- annotation
- annotator
- aside
- backbite
- backbiting
- barb
- commentary
- dog whistle
- felicity
- innuendo
- last word
- line
- malediction
- platitude
- profundity
- remark
- sideswipe
- throwaway
See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Quoting & making references Internet terminology Praising and applauding B1tospeakabout somethingquickly, giving littledetailor using few words 提及，说起，谈到I'll mentionyourideasto Jacinta.我会跟哈辛塔说一下你的想法。 [+ (that)]Hecasuallymentioned(that)he wasleavinghisjob.他不经意地提到他要辞职了。 [+ -ing verb]Mywifementionedseeingyou the otherday.我妻子提到前几天见到了你。 [+ question word]Did shehappento mentionwhethershe would be coming?她有没有碰巧提到她是否会来？ B1to refer to something or someone 谈及，提到Ipromisednever to mention theincidentagain.我当时保证再不提那件事了。 Did she mention me in herletter?她在信中提到我了吗？ - I'dratheryou didn't mention it when we're incompany.
- For thesakeofcompleteness, I should also mention two otherminordevelopments.
- Everyone in theofficecomplainsthat hesmellsawful, but nobodydares(to) mention it to him.
- He gets reallyupsetif you mention his baldness.
- Don't mentiontaxor Bernard'll get on hishobbyhorseagain.
Idiomsdon't mention it! not to mention B2[C]ashortremarkor writtenstatement 提及；简短的陈述Thestorydidn'tevengeta mention in thenewspaper.报纸上甚至没有提及此事。 When Iorderedthecatalogue, there was no mentionofanypayment.我在订阅这份目录时，根本没有提到要付款。 [S]anoccasionwhen something or someone is mentioned 提及，说起Even the mentionofhernamemakes himblush.甚至提到她的名字他也会脸红。 [C]anoccasionwhen apersonispubliclypraisedfor having done something, such astheirjob,extremelywell 公开表扬，当众表扬At theawardsceremony, Chrissie Scottgot/receivedaspecialmention for herreportingon theconflict.在颁奖仪式上，克丽茜‧斯科特因其对这次冲突的报道而受到特别嘉许。 - Thereportcarefullyavoidedany mention of thecontroversialplan.
- Themerestmention ofseafoodmakes herfeelsick.
- Thebookdoesn't make any mention of hisloveaffairs.
- At the mention of herdeadhusband, herfacecloudedover.
- Entertainment Researchreportsthat there are 245 mentions of the f-word in thismovie.
mention| American Dictionarytospeakabout someone or something,esp.brieflyand without giving muchdetail: [+ (that) clause]Has he mentioned (that) he’sleavinghisjob? Ipromisednever to mention her again. mention
[U]There was no mention of therobberyin today’snewspaper. Examplesofmentionmention Later, after the definition, it is mentioned that this is simply the same as direct application of the functor to the predicate.From theCambridge English Corpus If t, u are equated in the model, then, in particular, (t) = (u) for the environment mentioned above, and #t tr #u.From theCambridge English Corpus In the figures, only non-zero labels are mentioned, and only edges with a non-zero label are drawn.From theCambridge English Corpus As a motivation, we can illustrate the relationship mentioned above using a simple example.From theCambridge English Corpus Note that new names are not explicitly mentioned on process output.From theCambridge English Corpus However, the studies mentioned above do not take into consideration the salience of contextual features in establishing such linkages in talk-in-interaction.From theCambridge English Corpus She mentions sociolinguistics, anthropological linguistics, cognitive linguistics, and systemic linguistics, among others.From theCambridge English Corpus To view the supplementary material mentioned in this article, go to journals.cambridge.org/ngb.From theCambridge English Corpus Note that the compatibility only requires closure under renamings, without mentioning the free name function.From theCambridge English Corpus The overall sound quality of the strings is tweaked to resemble the steel wires mentioned above.From theCambridge English Corpus The software also maps the stick-slip-slide friction model mentioned above to the servomotor for lateral motion.From theCambridge English Corpus We were particularly pleased to find the connection between modalities and powerdomains mentioned before.From theCambridge English Corpus The location of the plot and the duration of the contract are almost never mentioned. 16.From theCambridge English Corpus In our framework, however, we do not have this restriction, and the above mentioned generalisation is not essential.From theCambridge English Corpus As mentioned, the years covered are 1297 to 1302.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. CollocationswithmentionmentionThese are words often used in combination withmention. Click on a collocation to see more examples of it. brief mention There is also abriefmentionof using a language model for treating speech containing code-switching (utterances containing a mixture of languages). From theCambridge English Corpus explicit mention What's more, the explicit mention of the verbal predicate is relatively rare in such cases - that is, examples such as (1a) are more common than (1b). From theCambridge English Corpus frequent mention Most of the models (sometimes fairly complex) adopted are linear, and relevant computer programs (so necessary nowadays!) get frequent mention. 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. |