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BNC: 322 COCA: 337

read

verb
/riːd/
/riːd/
Verb Forms
present simple I / you / we / they read
/riːd/
/riːd/
he / she / it reads
/riːdz/
/riːdz/
past simple read
/red/
/red/
past participle read
/red/
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-ing form reading
/ˈriːdɪŋ/
/ˈriːdɪŋ/
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    words/symbols文字;符号

  1. [intransitive, transitive] (not used in the progressive tenses不用于进行时) to look at and understand the meaning of written or printed words or symbols识字;阅读;读懂
    • She's still learning to read.她还在学习识字。
    • Some children can read and write before they go to school.有些孩子在上学前就会看书写字了。
    • read something I can't read your writing.我看不懂你的笔迹。
    • Can you read music?你识谱吗?
    • I'm trying to read the map.我正看地图呢。
    see also sight-read, speed-read
    Homophones read | reedread   reed
    /riːd/
    /riːd/
    • read verb
      • She can read Arabic, but she can't speak it.她会读阿拉伯语,但不会说。
    • reed noun
      • A saxophone is another instrument that uses a reed.萨克斯管是另一种使用簧片的乐器。
    Extra Examples
    • He speaks and reads Arabic fluently.他的阿拉伯语口语和阅读都很流畅。
    • Most children can read by the age of seven.多数孩子 7 岁就可以阅读了。
    • She had great difficulty learning to read and write.她学习读写非常吃力。
    • He learned to read when he was three.他三岁时就学会了识字。
    • Some of the kids here can't even read and write.这里有些孩子甚至不会读写。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadverb
    • aloud
    • silently
    • carefully
    verb + read
    • be able to
    • can
    • learn to
    preposition
    • about
    • from
    • in
    phrases
    • read and write
    • read for fun
    • read for pleasure
    See full entry
  2. [intransitive, transitive] to go through written or printed words, etc. in silence or speaking them to other people读;朗读
    • I'm going to go to bed and read.我要上床看书去。
    • The book is very easy to read.这本书很容易读。
    • read to somebody/yourself He liked reading to his grandchildren.他喜欢念书给孙子孙女听。
    • read something to read a book/magazine/newspaper阅读一本书/杂志/报纸
    • to read an article/a report/a letter/a blog/a review阅读文章/报告/信件/博客/评论
    • Have you read any Steinbeck (= novels by him)?你读过斯坦贝克的小说吗?
    • one of the most widely read books in the world世界上最广泛阅读的书籍之一
    • I have read every single post in this entire thread.我已经阅读了整篇文章中的每一篇文章。
    • I didn't have time to read the novel. 我没有时间看小说。
    • I just finished reading your recent article.我刚刚看完你最近的文章。
    • He read the poem aloud.他朗读了这首诗。
    • read something to somebody/yourself Go on—read it to us.念吧,念给我们听听。
    • Statements were read to the court from police officers.警察向法庭宣读了陈述。
    • read somebody something She read us a story.她给我们读了个故事。
    see also proofread
    Homophones read | redread   red
    /red/
    /red/
    • read verb (past tense, past participle of read)
      • Have you read his new novel yet?你读过他的新小说吗?
    • red adjective
      • She's that girl over there in the red dress.她就是那边那个穿红色连衣裙的女孩。
    • red noun
      • The red of the setting sun glowed on the horizon.夕阳的红色在地平线上闪闪发光。
    Extra Examples
    • I read the words out loud.我朗读了这些话。
    • Will you read me a story?你能给我读个故事吗?
    • What are you reading at the moment?你眼下在读什么书?
    • She reads voraciously.她贪婪地阅读。
    • I used to read to my younger brothers at bedtime.我过去常在弟弟睡前念书给他们听。
    • Could you read the poem aloud to us please?你能给我们大声朗读这首诗吗?
    • We teach students to read critically.我们教学生批判性地阅读。
    • She read from the letter.她念了信。
    • She read avidly from an early age—books, magazines, anything.她从小就酷爱阅读——书籍、杂志,无不涉猎。
    • I've just read your interesting article.我刚刚读了你那篇有趣的文章。
    • I regularly read ‘Time’.我定期看《时代周刊》。
    • I read a story to my son every night.我每天晚上都给儿子读一篇故事。
    • I listen to my children reading aloud.我听我的孩子们大声朗诵。
    • He remembers everything he reads in books.他读书过目不忘。
    • He's not someone who reads for pleasure.他不是那种为消遣而阅读的人。
    • He read her letter with interest.他饶有兴趣地读了她的信。
    • Make sure you read the instructions correctly.务必正确地阅读说明。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadverb
    • aloud
    • silently
    • carefully
    verb + read
    • be able to
    • can
    • learn to
    preposition
    • about
    • from
    • in
    phrases
    • read and write
    • read for fun
    • read for pleasure
    See full entry
  3. discover by reading读到

  4. [intransitive, transitive] (not used in the progressive tenses不用于进行时) to discover or find out about somebody/something by reading读到;查阅到
    • read about/of something (in something) I read about the accident in the local paper.我在当地的报纸上看到了这次事故。
    • read that… I read that he had resigned.我看到了他辞职的消息。
    • I read somewhere that women are starting companies at record rates. 我在哪里读到过,女性以创纪录的速度创办公司。
    • read something I can't remember where I read it.我不记得在哪里读到的。
    • That's the most ridiculous thing I have ever read!那是我读过的最可笑的东西!
    • read something in something Don't believe everything you read in the papers.报上看到的东西,不能尽信。
    • read something on something I read the reviews on the internet.我在网上看了评论。
    Extra Examples
    • Hogan had read about her death in the paper.霍根在报上获悉了她的死讯。
    • I had read of the case in the local newspaper.我已在当地报纸上看到了这个案子。
    • I read about it in today's paper.我在今天的报纸上看到了这一消息。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadverb
    • aloud
    • silently
    • carefully
    verb + read
    • be able to
    • can
    • learn to
    preposition
    • about
    • from
    • in
    phrases
    • read and write
    • read for fun
    • read for pleasure
    See full entry
  5. somebody’s mind/thoughts思想;想法

  6. [transitive] read somebody’s mind/thoughts to guess what somebody else is thinking猜测;揣摩
    • Tell me what you want—I can't read your mind!告诉我你想要什么 - 我可猜不透你的心思!
    Topics Doubt, guessing and certaintyb2
  7. somebody’s lips嘴唇

  8. [transitive] read somebody’s lips to look at the movements of somebody’s lips to learn what they are saying观唇辨意;读唇语 see also lip-read
  9. understand理解

  10. [transitive] to understand something in a particular way懂得;理解 synonym interpret
    • read something How do you read the present situation?你对目前的形势有何看法?
    • read something as something Silence must not always be read as consent.不能总是将沉默理解为同意。
  11. of a piece of writing书写的东西

  12. [transitive] + speech to have something written on it; to be written in a particular way写着;写成
    • The sign read ‘No admittance’.告示牌上写着 “禁止入内”。
    • I’ve changed the last paragraph. It now reads as follows…我已经修改了最后一段。现在是这样写的…
  13. [intransitive] + adv./prep. to give a particular impression when read读起来(给人以某种印象)
    • Generally, the article reads very well.总的来说,这篇文章读起来很不错。
    • The poem reads like (= sounds as if it is) a translation.这首诗读起来像是译文。
  14. measuring instrument测量仪器

  15. [transitive] read something (of measuring instruments测量仪器) to show a particular weight, pressure, etc.读数为;显示
    • What does the thermometer read?温度计的读数是多少?
  16. [transitive] read something to get information from a measuring instrument看读数
    • A man came to read the gas meter.一个男子来查了煤气表。
  17. hear

  18. [transitive] read somebody to hear and understand somebody speaking on a radio set听到,听明白(用无线电机讲的话)
    • ‘Do you read me?’ ‘I'm reading you loud and clear.’“你听得见我的话吗?” “听见了,你的声音又大又清楚。”
  19. replace word替换文字

  20. [transitive] read A for B | read B as A to replace one word, etc. with another when correcting a text替换;将…改为
    • For ‘madam’ in line 3 read ‘madman’.第 3 行中的 madam 应为 madman。
  21. subject at university大学课程

  22. [transitive, intransitive] (British English, rather old-fashioned) to study a subject, especially at a university学习;攻读;主修
    • read something I read English at Oxford.我在牛津攻读英语。
    • read for something She's reading for a law degree.她在攻读法学学位。
    Topics Educationc2
  23. computing计算机技术

  24. [transitive] (of a computer or the person using it计算机或计算机使用者) to take information from a disk读(盘);从磁盘提取信息
    • read something My computer can't read the CD-ROM you sent.我的电脑不能读你送来的光盘。
    • read something into something to read a file into a computer把文件读入电脑
  25. Word OriginOld English rǣdan, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch raden and German raten ‘advise, guess’. Early senses included ‘advise’ and ‘interpret (a riddle or dream)’.
Idioms
read between the lines
  1. to look for or discover a meaning in something that is not openly stated领悟隐含的意义;看出言外之意
    • Reading between the lines, I think Clare needs money.斟酌一下她的言外之意,我觉得克莱尔需要钱。
read somebody like a book
  1. to understand easily what somebody is thinking or feeling轻易地了解某人的想法(或感受);看透某人
read my lips
  1. (informal) used to tell somebody to listen carefully to what you are saying请听清楚;请注意听
    • Read my lips: no new taxes (= I promise there will be no new taxes).注意听我说:不会征新税。
read (somebody) the Riot Act
  1. (British English) to tell somebody with force that they must not do something警告(某人)不得做某事
take it/something as read
  1. (British English) to accept something without discussing it直接认定为;不经讨论即认可
    • Can we take it as read that you want the job?我们能不能认为你想要这份工作?

read

noun
/riːd/
/riːd/
[singular] (informal)
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  1. (especially British English) an act or a period of reading something阅读;读书
    • I was having a quiet read when the phone rang.我在静静地看书,忽然电话铃响了。
    • Can I have a read of your newspaper when you’ve finished?你看完报纸后,我可以看一下吗?
    Extra Examples
    • I know you'll enjoy the read.我知道你会喜欢读这本书。
    • The program is simple to use after a quick read of the manual.这个程序用起来不难,快速浏览一下说明书就明白了。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • good
    • quiet
    • quick
    verb + read
    • have
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  2. a good, interesting, etc. read a book, an article, etc. that is good, etc.好的(或有意思等的)读物;好书(或文章等)
    • His thrillers are always a gripping read.他的惊险小说向来引人入胜。
    • The story made an interesting read.这个故事读起来很有意思。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • enjoyable
    • entertaining
    • fun
    verb + read
    • be
    • make
    • enjoy
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  3. Word OriginOld English rǣdan, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch raden and German raten ‘advise, guess’. Early senses included ‘advise’ and ‘interpret (a riddle or dream)’.

read

adjective
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/red/
used after an adverb用于副词后
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  1. (of a person) having knowledge that has been gained from reading books, etc.博学的;熟知的;精通的
    • She's very widely read in law.她在法律方面知识渊博。
    see also well read
    Word OriginOld English rǣdan, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch raden and German raten ‘advise, guess’. Early senses included ‘advise’ and ‘interpret (a riddle or dream)’.
BNC: 322 COCA: 337
read

noun¹

1activity of reading閱讀ADJECTIVE | VERB + READ ADJECTIVEgood熟練的閱讀quiet靜靜的閱讀quick快速閱讀The program is simple to use after a quick read of the manual.這個程序用起來不難,快速瀏覽一下說明書就明白了。VERB + READhave閱讀I had a good read of the paper before they arrived.他們來之前我仔細地看報。
read

noun²

2writer/book作者;書ADJECTIVE | VERB + READ ADJECTIVEenjoyable, entertaining, fun, good, great, terrific有趣的讀物;娛樂性讀物;好讀物;偉大的著作;了不起的書compelling, engaging, engrossing, fascinating, gripping, interesting引人入勝的書;有意思的書easy, quick易讀的/供快速閱讀的書worthwhile值得一讀的書VERB + READbe, make是好作品The story made an interesting read.這個故事讀起來很有意思。enjoy喜歡讀書I know you'll enjoy the read.我知道你會喜歡讀這本書。
read

verb

ADVERB | VERB + READ | PREPOSITION | PHRASES ADVERBaloud大聲讀I listen to my children reading aloud.我聽我的孩子們大聲朗誦。silently默讀carefully, with interest仔細閱讀;饒有興趣地讀He read her letter with interest.他饒有興趣地讀了她的信。avidly, voraciously, widely急於求知地讀;如飢似渴地讀;廣泛地閱讀She read avidly from an early age.她從小就酷愛閱讀。regularly定期閱讀I regularly read 'Time'.我定期看《時代週刊》。critically批判性地閱讀We teach students to read critically.我們教學生批判性地閱讀。correctly正確地閱讀Make sure you read the instructions correctly.務必正確地閱讀說明。fluently, well讀得流暢He speaks and reads Arabic fluently.他的阿拉伯語口語和閱讀都很流暢。just, lately, recently剛剛閱讀;最近閱讀I've just read your interesting article.我剛剛讀了你那篇有趣的文章。out朗讀Shall I read this out to you?要我給你讀出來嗎?VERB + READbe able to, can能夠閱讀Most children can read by the age of seven.多數孩子 7 歲就可以閱讀了。learn to, learn how to學習/學習怎樣閱讀teach sb to, teach sb how to教某人/教某人怎樣閱讀PREPOSITIONabout讀到⋯Hogan had read about her death in the paper.霍根在報上獲悉了她的死訊。from讀⋯She read from the letter.她唸了信。in在⋯中讀He remembers everything he reads in books.他讀書過目不忘。of讀到⋯I had read of the case in the local newspaper.我已在當地報紙上看到了這個案子。over通讀She spent the morning reading over her script.她上午把自己的腳本通讀了一遍。through細讀I read through the first paragraph again.我又把第一段仔細讀了一遍。to給⋯讀I read a story to my son every night.我每天晚上都給兒子讀一篇故事。PHRASESread and write讀寫She had great difficulty learning to read and write.她學習讀寫非常吃力。read for fun, read for pleasure消遣性閱讀He's not someone who reads for pleasure.他不是那種為消遣而閱讀的人。
BNC: 322 COCA: 337
read

verb

read ♦︎ flick through sth ♦︎ look through sth ♦︎ leaf through sth ♦︎ dip into sth ♦︎ scan ♦︎ skim ♦︎ plough through sthThese words all mean to look at and understand the meaning of printed or written words. 这些词均表示阅读。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配to read / flick / look / leaf / scan / skim / plough through sthto read / flick through / look through / leaf through / dip into / plough through a bookto read / flick through / look through / leaf through / scan / skim a newspaper / paperto read / flick through / look through / leaf through a magazineto read / look through / plough through a reportto flick through / look through / leaf through / scan / skim the pages of sthto quickly read / flick through / look through / leaf through / scan / skim sth read (read, read) [intransitive, transitive] to look at and understand the meaning of written or printed words or symbols, for example in a book; to say the words in a book, etc. either silently to yourself or aloud to others 识字;阅读;读懂;读;朗读He learned to read when he was three.他三岁时就学会了识字。Just read through what you've written before you send it off.寄出之前应通读一遍你写的东西。What are you reading at the moment?(= what book?) 你眼下在读什么书?Can you read music?你识乐谱吗?I'm trying to read the map.我正看地图呢。I used to read to my younger brothers at bedtime.我过去常在弟弟睡前念书给他们听。Will you read me a story?你能给我读个故事吗?I read the words out loud (= spoke them).我朗读了这些话。 Read also means to find out about sb/sth by reading. * read亦表示通过阅读获得信息I read about it in today's paper.我在今天的报纸上看到了这一消息。I read that he'd resigned.我看到了他辞职的消息。 ˌflick ˈthrough sth

phrasal verb

[no passive] to quickly turn the pages of a book, magazine, etc. and look at them without reading everything 浏览,草草翻阅(书、杂志等)She was flicking through the pages of a magazine.她在快速翻阅一本杂志。I've only had time to flick through your report but it seems to be fine.你的报告我来不及细看,只是草草一阅,不过似乎还不错。
ˈlook through sth

phrasal verb

[no passive] to turn the pages of a book, magazine, etc., and look at them without reading everything 浏览(书、杂志等)I caught him looking through my confidential files.我发现他在浏览我的机密文件。She looked through her notes before the exam.她考试前匆匆看了一下笔记。NOTE 辨析 Flick through sth or look through sth?If you flick through sth you do it more quickly than if you look through sth, which is usually more deliberate. You might just look through a report if you felt that it did not need more attention, but you would not apologize for this. * flick through sth比look through sth更快速,后者通常看得更为仔细。look through a report可指认为翻翻即可,无须多加注意,但无须为此表示歉意I've looked through your report and it's fine.我翻了翻你的报告,还不错。I've only had time to look through your report.
ˈleaf through sth

phrasal verb

[no passive] to quickly turn the pages of a book, without reading them or looking at them closely, especially in order to find sth in particular 匆匆翻阅,浏览(尤指为查找特定信息)She leafed through the guide book until she found the page she wanted.她翻阅那本旅游手册,直至找到她想要的那一页。
dip into sth

phrasal verb

(-pp-) [no passive] to read only parts of sth 浏览;涉猎It's a good book to dip into now and again.这是一本可以不时翻阅的好书。
scan (-nn-) [transitive, intransitive] to read sth quickly but not very carefully and not reading every word, especially in order to find particular information 略读,浏览,翻阅(尤指为查找特定信息)I scanned the list quickly, looking for my name.我快速浏览了一下名单,看有没有我的名字。She scanned through the newspaper over breakfast.她边吃早饭,边浏览报纸。You should teach students to scan for essential information.你应该教学生浏览查找关键信息。 skim (-mm-) [transitive, intransitive] to read sth quickly in order to find the main points or a particular point 浏览,略读(以了解重点或某一点)I always skim the financial section of the newspaper.我总要浏览一下报纸上的金融版。He skimmed through the article trying to find his name.他浏览文章找自己的名字。NOTE 辨析 Scan or skim?Sometimes you can use either word. 这两个词有时可通用I scanned / skimmed the list until I found my name.我快速浏览了一下名单,直到找到我的名字。However, scan is usually used when you are looking for particular information; skim is more often used when you want to get a general idea of what sth is about. You do not 'skim for sth'. 不过,scan通常指查看特定信息,skim更常是为了对某事物有个大致了解。不可以用skim for sthTeach students to skim for essential information. ˌplough ˈthrough sth (BrE) (NAmE plow through sth)

phrasal verb

[no passive] to make slow progress through a difficult or boring book or document, etc. 费劲地阅读(难懂或枯燥的书或文件等)I had to plough through dozens of legal documents.我得花时间埋头阅读几十份法律文件。

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