abbreviated

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishabbreviatedab‧bre‧vi‧at‧ed /əˈbriːvieɪtɪd/ adjective SHORT/NOT LONGmade shorter Orders were passed to the commander at the front in an abbreviated form.Examples from the Corpusabbreviated• The pace bowlers capitalised during the abbreviated first day, even if the close catchers didn't.• Charro gave the speech again in an abbreviated form.• Such abbreviated language is standard practice and will be widely adopted in the remainder of this book.• If this abbreviated plan is convincing, then it can be refined to a more nearly faithful one.• He gave much happiness to his family and friends during his abbreviated time on this earth.

单词	abbreviated
释义	abbreviated From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishabbreviatedab‧bre‧vi‧at‧ed /əˈbriːvieɪtɪd/ adjective SHORT/NOT LONGmade shorter Orders were passed to the commander at the front in an abbreviated form.Examples from the Corpusabbreviated• The pace bowlers capitalised during the abbreviated first day, even if the close catchers didn't.• Charro gave the speech again in an abbreviated form.• Such abbreviated language is standard practice and will be widely adopted in the remainder of this book.• If this abbreviated plan is convincing, then it can be refined to a more nearly faithful one.• He gave much happiness to his family and friends during his abbreviated time on this earth.
随便看	give somebody a turn give somebody ammunition/provide somebody with ammunition give somebody an earful give somebody an inch and they’ll take a yard/mile give somebody control/authority/responsibility etc give somebody enough rope to hang themselves give somebody grief give somebody gyp give somebody hell give somebody ideas/put ideas into somebody’s head give somebody loyalty/obedience/respect give somebody pause (for thought) give somebody problems/trouble/difficulties give somebody shit give somebody short measure give somebody six months/three years etc give somebody some/enough etc rope give somebody something give somebody something for something give somebody something ↔ back give somebody the benefit of the doubt give somebody the bird give somebody the bum's rush give somebody the cold shoulder give somebody the come-on