英语单词短语词组“o'clock”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

o'clock

adverb

/əˈklɒk/us

/əˈklɑːk/

used after anumberfrom one to twelve to say thetimewhen it isexactlythathour:

（用于数字1至12后表示整点）…点钟

It's two o'clock.两点钟了。

He called me at four o'clock in themorning.他凌晨4点打电话给我。

informalhumorous

used to refer to atimeofdaywhen you usually do or have aparticularthing:

（进行特定活动的）时间，时刻

For manymums, thekids'bedtimeischocolateo'clock.对许多妈妈来说，孩子们的睡觉时间就是巧克力时间。

It'swineo'clock!葡萄酒时间到了！

More examples

Makesureyou're there by five o'clock.
I always get up at six o'clock.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Days & times of day

afternoon
afternoons
am
arvo
at the crack of dawnidiom
happy hour
high noon
hour
in broad daylightidiom
in the dead of night/winteridiom
night
nocturnal
nocturnally
noon
noontime
office hours
the witching hour
twilit
workday
working day

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o’clock| American Dictionary

o’clock

adverb[not gradable]

/əˈklɑk/

used after anumberfrom one to twelve tostatethetime:

She called at nine o’clock thismorning.

单词	o'clock
释义	o'clock adverb uk /əˈklɒk/us /əˈklɑːk/ A1 used after anumberfrom one to twelve to say thetimewhen it isexactlythathour: （用于数字1至12后表示整点）…点钟 It's two o'clock.两点钟了。 He called me at four o'clock in themorning.他凌晨4点打电话给我。 informalhumorous used to refer to atimeofdaywhen you usually do or have aparticularthing: （进行特定活动的）时间，时刻 For manymums, thekids'bedtimeischocolateo'clock.对许多妈妈来说，孩子们的睡觉时间就是巧克力时间。 It'swineo'clock!葡萄酒时间到了！ More examples Makesureyou're there by five o'clock. I always get up at six o'clock. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Days & times of day afternoon afternoons am arvo at the crack of dawnidiom happy hour high noon hour in broad daylightidiom in the dead of night/winteridiom night nocturnal nocturnally noon noontime office hours the witching hour twilit workday working day See more results » (Definition ofo'clockfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) o’clock\| American Dictionary o’clock adverb[not gradable] us /əˈklɑk/ used after anumberfrom one to twelve tostatethetime: She called at nine o’clock thismorning. (Definition ofo’clockfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/o-clock##
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