| 单词 | something | 
| 释义 | some·thing    (sŭmthĭng)pron. 1.  An undetermined or unspecified thing: Is something wrong? Did you buy her something for her birthday? 2.  An unspecified or undetermined amount or extent: We know something about the early settlers in this area. 3.  One having some or many of the same attributes, character, or essence as another: Trying to fix the computer myself was something of a mistake. n. 1.  A remarkable or important thing or person: He thinks he is something in that uniform. 2.  One who falls into a specified age range. Often used in combination: fortysomethings who attended their class reunion. adj.  Of, relating to, or being a member of a specified age range. Often used in combination: "the lives and loves of hip, twentysomething city dwellers" (Joseph P. Kahn). adv. Idiom: 1.  A little; somewhat: She looks something like her mother. 2.  Informal   To an extreme degree: He drinks something fierce.  something else Informal    One that is very special or quite remarkable: Her new film is something else.  | 
	
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