somewhere
adverb
uk/ˈsʌm.weər/us/ˈsʌm.wer/somewhereadverb(PLACE)
A2(USalsosomeplace)
in or at aplacehaving apositionthat is notstatedor notknown:
在某处,在某地He was lastheardoflivingsomewhere on thesouthcoastof France.最后一次听到关于他的消息时,说他住在法国南海岸的某地。
You must have puttheirlettersomewhere!你一定把他们的信放在什么地方了!
[+ to infinitive]I'mlookingfor somewheretoeat/stay.我在找吃饭/住的地方。
Can we go somewhereelsetotalk- it's verynoisyhere.我们能否另找个地方谈话——这里太吵了。
Wouldn't you like to go to Disneylandorsomewhere(= or to asimilarplace)?你不愿意去迪斯尼乐园或类似的什么地方吗?
Note:
- Somewhere is not usually used in negatives and questions.
- Have youfoundsomewhere tostay?
- IkeeponthinkingI'veseenher before somewhere.
- Mytoppriorityis tofindsomewhere tolive.
- He was here amomentago but he'swanderedoff somewhere.
- They'reholidayingsomewhere in theCaribbean.
Somewhere, anywhere, nowhere, or everywhere
- across
- all oversomewhereidiom
- anyplace
- anywhere
- at every turnidiom
- coast
- from top to bottomidiom
- from top to toeidiom
- hunt/search high and lowidiom
- inch
- length
- non-universal
- pan
- pillar
- round
- someplace
- the length and breadth ofsomewhereidiom
- throughout
- ubiquitous
- ubiquitously
somewhereadverb(APPROXIMATELY)
somewhere around, between, etc.
B2
approximately; about:
大约Somewhere between 900 and 1,100minorcrimesarereportedin thiscityeveryweek.据报道,该城每周大约会发生900到1100起轻微罪案。
It will take us somewhere between three and fourhoursto get back.我们在回去的路上要花3到4个小时。
The company'sannualturnoveris somewhere around $70.7 million.该公司的年营业额约在7070万美元左右。
- It should take somewhere between six and sevenhoursto get there.
- Sheearnssomewhere between three and four hundred thousand ayear.
- Theirprofitslastyearwere somewhere around ten millionpounds.
- We'rehopingto get somewhere in theregionof two hundred thousand forourhouse.
- Theyestimatethat thetemperatureyesterdaywas somewhere in theregionof -30°C.
Approximate
- -ish
- about
- approx.
- approximate
- approximately
- around
- in the vicinity ofidiom
- loose
- loosely
- more
- more or lessidiom
- rough
- round
- rule
- sense
- sketchy
- some
- something
- something like 96 percent, half, etc.idiom
- sort
Grammar
Someone,somebody,something,somewhere
Someone, somebody, something, somewhere are indefinite pronouns. They function in a similar way to some. We use them in affirmative clauses and in questions expecting a particular answer. We can use them to refer to both general and specific people or things. We use them with a singular verb:…Idiom
be getting somewhere