alter ego

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishalter egoal‧ter e‧go /ˌæltər ˈiːɡəʊ, ˌɔːl- $ ˌæltər ˈiːɡoʊ, ˌɒːl-/ noun [countable] 1 → somebody’s alter ego2 LIKE/SIMILARsomeone you trust and who has similar opinions, attitudes etc Mrs Reagan was widely regarded as the president’s alter ego.Examples from the Corpusalter ego• Equally Odette and her alter ego Odile attract the prince less through their enchanted beauty than through their artlessness.• Margara seems very much the alter ego of her creator.• He was not much closer to Belafonte, whose alter ego he played in the show.• During the past couple of years, Jerry had practically become his younger alter ego.Origin alter ego (1500-1600) Latin “other I”

单词	alter ego
释义	alter ego From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishalter egoal‧ter e‧go /ˌæltər ˈiːɡəʊ, ˌɔːl- $ ˌæltər ˈiːɡoʊ, ˌɒːl-/ noun [countable] 1 → somebody’s alter ego2 LIKE/SIMILARsomeone you trust and who has similar opinions, attitudes etc Mrs Reagan was widely regarded as the president’s alter ego.Examples from the Corpusalter ego• Equally Odette and her alter ego Odile attract the prince less through their enchanted beauty than through their artlessness.• Margara seems very much the alter ego of her creator.• He was not much closer to Belafonte, whose alter ego he played in the show.• During the past couple of years, Jerry had practically become his younger alter ego.Origin alter ego (1500-1600) Latin “other I”
随便看	move off move on move on to better things move on to higher things move on to higher/better things move out move over move quickly move quickly etc move quickly/slowly/steadily etc move slowly etc move somebody to do something move somebody to/into/from etc something move somebody to/into/from something move something along move something to/from something move steadily etc move swiftly move that move the goalposts move to move to move to move to do move to do