单词	himself
释义	himselfhim‧self /ɪmˈself; strong hɪmˈself/ ●●● S1 W1 pronoun [reflexive form of ‘he’] Examples EXAMPLES FROM OTHER DICTIONARIES Everyone here should decide for himself. He built the closets himself. I don't think he hurt himself when he fell Mikey calls himself Michael these days. Peter considers himself a poet. Steve himself is just recovering from surgery. Collocations COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES► lost control of himself  Davidson lost control of himself and started yelling. ► flung himself  He flung himself down on the bed. ► doing ... nicely for himself  Ed’s doing very nicely for himself out in Japan. Phrases PHRASES FROM THE ENTRY► (all) by himself Don's traveling by himself. He's standing up by himself already. But on the campaign trail, Coles sometimes seems like a boxer in the ring by himself. He walked slowly, all by himself. He was to be placed with another inmate the next day, but wound up in a cell by himself. I think Sadlowski by himself could have kept it that simple. Once Hopkinson arrived late for breakfast to find the Colonel by himself reading a newspaper. Sir Henry agreed to help in this way, and to go by himself to the Stapletons that evening. The day he stood alone, by himself, without holding on, he roared out his triumph. When the officers retired, Hashim used to jump down and play squash by himself. ► not be/feel/seem himself He had not felt himself a part of what governments decided. He had not felt himself bound by their rules - basically, he hadn't felt himself. ► have something (all) to himself Jerry wanted to have the company all to himself. But he might just as well have been talking to himself. Did Mr Oakley mean he was going to have a room to himself? I wanted Seve to have the stage to himself - he'd earned it. If he can't have you all to himself, he won't want you at all. She had hoped Travis would have kept it to himself. PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES► somebody only has himself/herself to blame► bring somebody out of himself/herself► go fuck yourself/himself/themselves etc► be a law unto himself/herself etc She was a law unto herself and did what she wanted to do. ► it’s every man for himself In journalism it's every man for himself. ► somebody is (so) up himself/herself etc 1 a)used to show that the man or boy who does something is affected by his own action:  In despair, the young boy had hanged himself. His name is James but he calls himself Jim. He poured himself a glass of orange juice. b)used after words such as ‘everyone’, ‘anyone’, and ‘someone’ to talk about people in general being affected by their own actions:  Everyone should learn to respect himself.2 a)used to emphasize that you are talking about one particular man or boy:  It was the president himself who opened the door. It must be true – he said so himself. b)used after ‘like’, ‘as’, or ‘except’ instead of ‘him’:  The other passengers were all refugees like himself.3(all) by himself a)alone:  He’s lived by himself since his wife died. Winston was sitting all by himself. b)without help from anyone else:  It was the first time he felt he had achieved something by himself.4 not be/feel/seem himself informal if a man or boy is not himself, he does not feel or behave as he usually does, for example because he is upset or ill:  Rick hasn’t seemed himself lately.5 have something (all) to himself if a man or boy has something to himself, he does not have to share it with anyone else:  John at last had a bedroom all to himself.
随便看	inaccurately inaction inactive inactivity inadequacy inadequate inadequately inadmissibility inadmissible inadvertence inadvertent inadvertently inadvisable inalienable inamorata inane inanely inanimate inanity in-app inapplicable inappropriacy inappropriate inappropriately inappropriateness

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