away

adjectiveonly before noun

UK /əˈweɪ/

1
an away game or match is one in which a team goes to their opponents’ ground to play. A home game is one in which a team plays in its own ground.
Synonyms and related words
General words relating to sports and games
sport
game
support

away

adjectiveonly before noun

US /əˈweɪ/

1
an away game is one in which a team goes to their opponents’ place to play. A home game is one in which a team plays in its own place.
Synonyms and related words
General words relating to sports and games
sports
game
support

away

adverb

UK /əˈweɪ/

1
in a different direction
1. 1a
  moving so that you go further from a person, place, or thing
  When Sykes saw the police, he ran away.
  away from:
  People had been driven away from their homes by the invading army.
  Synonyms and related words
  Describing movement away and changes of direction
  away
  backward
  outwards
2. 1b
  used for talking about the direction of a road, path etc
  away from:
  A path led away from the back of the house.
  Synonyms and related words
  Describing movement away and changes of direction
  away
  backward
  outwards
3. 1c
  turning or looking towards a different direction
  Bruce was staring at her. She looked away, feeling suddenly shy and embarrassed.
  away from:
  He turned away from the window and walked over to the table.
  Synonyms and related words
  Describing movement away and changes of direction
  away
  backward
  outwards
2
not at home, or not at the place where you work or study
My brother looks after the farm while I’m away.
away from:
I’m writing to ask Amy’s parents why she’s been away from school.
away on holiday/business:
Graham’s away on holiday this week.
go away (=leave your home for more than a day):
I’ve not seen our neighbours around – they must have gone away somewhere.
Synonyms and related words
Absent, lost and unavailable
due
away
low
3
at a distance
1. 3a
  not near something or someone, especially because of danger
  keep/stay away:
  Police have warned people to stay away from the area.
  away from:
  Keep away from the stove – it’s very hot.
  Synonyms and related words
  Not near and difficult to reach
  distant
  far
  apart
2. 3b
  far from people, places, or things, especially so that you feel separated from them
  away from:
  It’s nice to have a weekend away from London.
  She’s been away from her family for too long.
  Synonyms and related words
  Not near and difficult to reach
  distant
  far
  apart
4
used for showing distance or time
1. 4a
  used for saying how far it is to a place
  5 miles/100 yards etc away:
  The nearest hospital is about eight miles away.
  away from:
  Robert’s brother was standing only a few feet away from me.
  Synonyms and related words
  Relating to or describing distance
  long
  little
  away
2. 4b
  used for saying how much time will pass before a date or event in the future
  2 weeks/3 months etc away:
  Examinations are less than three weeks away.
  Synonyms and related words
  At an unspecified time in the future
  later
  someday
  sooner or later
5
used for saying that something gradually disappears
The sound of their voices faded away into the distance.
Martha’s anger suddenly melted away.
Synonyms and related words
Disappearance and disappearances
disappearance
extinction
dissolution
6
usually progressiveused for showing that someone does something continuously or for a long time
Molly was at her desk working away as usual.
The children were all chattering away happily.
Synonyms and related words
Existing or continuing for a long time
long
long-term
lasting
7
used for showing that something is removed
We need to have this rubbish taken away.
She wiped away her tears and tried to smile.
Synonyms and related words
Not near and difficult to reach
distant
far
apart
8
in a safe place, or in the place where something is usually kept
put/clear something away:
Put your toys away before you go to bed.
store/hide something away:
He’s got lot of gold coins hidden away somewhere.
Synonyms and related words
Inside a place, object or building
inside
indoors
interior
Synonyms and related words
Safe and harmless
safe
harmless
secure
9
used for showing that there is a change in people’s opinions or ways of doing things
move/shift away from:
We’re moving away from the idea that what’s modern is necessarily good.
a move/shift away from:
There has been a shift away from the old manufacturing industries toward high technology.
Synonyms and related words
Words used to describe changes
all/other things being equal
away
beyond/out of (all) recognition
10
if a sports team plays away, they go to their opponents’ ground to play a game. If they play in their own ground, they play at home
be away to someone:
Chelsea are away to Manchester United on Saturday.
Synonyms and related words
General words relating to sports and games
sport
game
support

phrases

away with you

away

adverb

US /əˈweɪ/

1
in a different direction
1. 1a
  moving so that you go farther from a person, place, or thing
  When Sykes saw the police, he ran away.
  away from:
  People had been driven away from their homes by the invading army.
  Synonyms and related words
  Describing movement away and changes of direction
  away
  backward
  around
2. 1b
  used for talking about the direction of a road, path, etc.
  away from:
  A path led away from the back of the house.
  Synonyms and related words
  Describing movement away and changes of direction
  away
  backward
  around
3. 1c
  turning or looking toward a different direction
  Bruce was staring at her. She looked away, feeling suddenly shy and embarrassed.
  away from:
  He turned away from the window and walked over to the table.
  Synonyms and related words
  Describing movement away and changes of direction
  away
  backward
  around
2
not at home, or not at the place where you work or study
My brother takes care of the farm while I’m away.
away from:
I’m writing to ask Amy’s parents why she’s been away from school.
away on vacation/business:
Graham’s away on vacation this week.
go away (=leave your home for more than a day):
I haven’t seen our neighbors around – they must have gone away somewhere.
Synonyms and related words
Absent, lost and unavailable
absent
lacking
missing
3
at a distance
1. 3a
  not near something or someone, especially because of danger
  keep/stay away:
  Police have warned people to stay away from the area.
  away from:
  Keep away from the stove – it’s very hot.
  Synonyms and related words
  Not near and difficult to reach
  distant
  far
  apart
2. 3b
  far from people, places, or things, especially so that you feel separated from them
  away from:
  It’s nice to have a weekend away from the city.
  She’s been away from her family for too long.
  Synonyms and related words
  Not near and difficult to reach
  distant
  far
  apart
4
used for showing distance or time
1. 4a
  used for saying how far it is to a place
  5 miles/100 yards etc. away:
  The nearest hospital is about eight miles away.
  away from:
  Robert’s brother was standing only a few feet away from me.
  Synonyms and related words
  Relating to or describing distance
  long
  little
  away
2. 4b
  used for saying how much time will pass before a date or event in the future
  2 weeks/3 months etc. away:
  Final exams are less than three weeks away.
  Synonyms and related words
  At an unspecified time in the future
  later
  someday
  sooner or later
5
used for saying that something gradually disappears
The sound of their voices faded away into the distance.
Martha’s anger suddenly melted away.
Synonyms and related words
Disappearance and disappearances
disappearance
extinction
dissolution
6
usually progressiveused for showing that someone does something continuously or for a long time
Molly was at her desk working away as usual.
The children were all chattering away happily.
Synonyms and related words
Existing or continuing for a long time
long
long-term
lasting
7
used for showing that something is removed
We need to have this garbage taken away.
She wiped away her tears and tried to smile.
Synonyms and related words
Not near and difficult to reach
distant
far
apart
8
used for showing that there is a change in people’s opinions or ways of doing things
a move/shift away from:
There has been a shift away from the old manufacturing industries toward high technology.
move/shift away from:
We’re moving away from the idea that what’s modern is necessarily good.
Synonyms and related words
Words used to describe changes
all/other things being equal
away
beyond/out of (all) recognition
9
in a safe place, or in the place where something is usually kept
store/hide something away:
He’s got lot of gold coins hidden away somewhere.
put/clear something away:
Put your toys away before you go to bed.
Synonyms and related words
Inside a place, object or building
inside
indoors
interior
Synonyms and related words
Safe and harmless
safe
harmless
secure
10
if a sports team plays away, they go to their opponents’ ground to play a game. If they play in their own ground, they play at home.
Synonyms and related words
General words relating to sports and games
sports
game
support

单词	away
释义	away adjectiveonly before noun UK /əˈweɪ/ Other entries for this word away adverb cut away phrasal verb die away phrasal verb eat away phrasal verb get away phrasal verb go away phrasal verb peg away phrasal verb put away phrasal verb run away phrasal verb shy away phrasal verb tow away phrasal verb back away phrasal verb blow away phrasal verb boil away phrasal verb burn away phrasal verb call away phrasal verb chat away phrasal verb chip away phrasal verb come away phrasal verb draw away phrasal verb more dictionary definitions DEFINITIONS1 1 an away game or match is one in which a team goes to their opponents’ ground to play. A home game is one in which a team plays in its own ground. Synonyms and related words General words relating to sports and games sport game support away adjectiveonly before noun US /əˈweɪ/ Other entries for this word away adverb cut away phrasal verb die away phrasal verb eat away phrasal verb get away phrasal verb go away phrasal verb peg away phrasal verb put away phrasal verb run away phrasal verb shy away phrasal verb tow away phrasal verb back away phrasal verb blow away phrasal verb boil away phrasal verb burn away phrasal verb call away phrasal verb chat away phrasal verb chip away phrasal verb come away phrasal verb draw away phrasal verb more dictionary definitions DEFINITIONS1 1 an away game is one in which a team goes to their opponents’ place to play. A home game is one in which a team plays in its own place. Synonyms and related words General words relating to sports and games sports game support away adverb UK /əˈweɪ/ Other entries for this word away adjective cut away phrasal verb die away phrasal verb eat away phrasal verb get away phrasal verb go away phrasal verb peg away phrasal verb put away phrasal verb run away phrasal verb shy away phrasal verb tow away phrasal verb back away phrasal verb blow away phrasal verb boil away phrasal verb burn away phrasal verb call away phrasal verb chat away phrasal verb chip away phrasal verb come away phrasal verb draw away phrasal verb more dictionary definitions DEFINITIONS10 1 in a different direction 1a moving so that you go further from a person, place, or thing When Sykes saw the police, he ran away. away from: People had been driven away from their homes by the invading army. Synonyms and related words Describing movement away and changes of direction away backward outwards 1b used for talking about the direction of a road, path etc away from: A path led away from the back of the house. Synonyms and related words Describing movement away and changes of direction away backward outwards 1c turning or looking towards a different direction Bruce was staring at her. She looked away, feeling suddenly shy and embarrassed. away from: He turned away from the window and walked over to the table. Synonyms and related words Describing movement away and changes of direction away backward outwards 2 not at home, or not at the place where you work or study My brother looks after the farm while I’m away. away from: I’m writing to ask Amy’s parents why she’s been away from school. away on holiday/business: Graham’s away on holiday this week. go away (=leave your home for more than a day): I’ve not seen our neighbours around – they must have gone away somewhere. Synonyms and related words Absent, lost and unavailable due away low 3 at a distance 3a not near something or someone, especially because of danger keep/stay away: Police have warned people to stay away from the area. away from: Keep away from the stove – it’s very hot. Synonyms and related words Not near and difficult to reach distant far apart 3b far from people, places, or things, especially so that you feel separated from them away from: It’s nice to have a weekend away from London. She’s been away from her family for too long. Synonyms and related words Not near and difficult to reach distant far apart 4 used for showing distance or time 4a used for saying how far it is to a place 5 miles/100 yards etc away: The nearest hospital is about eight miles away. away from: Robert’s brother was standing only a few feet away from me. Synonyms and related words Relating to or describing distance long little away 4b used for saying how much time will pass before a date or event in the future 2 weeks/3 months etc away: Examinations are less than three weeks away. Synonyms and related words At an unspecified time in the future later someday sooner or later 5 used for saying that something gradually disappears The sound of their voices faded away into the distance. Martha’s anger suddenly melted away. Synonyms and related words Disappearance and disappearances disappearance extinction dissolution 6 usually progressiveused for showing that someone does something continuously or for a long time Molly was at her desk working away as usual. The children were all chattering away happily. Synonyms and related words Existing or continuing for a long time long long-term lasting 7 used for showing that something is removed We need to have this rubbish taken away. She wiped away her tears and tried to smile. Synonyms and related words Not near and difficult to reach distant far apart 8 in a safe place, or in the place where something is usually kept put/clear something away: Put your toys away before you go to bed. store/hide something away: He’s got lot of gold coins hidden away somewhere. Synonyms and related words Inside a place, object or building inside indoors interior Synonyms and related words Safe and harmless safe harmless secure 9 used for showing that there is a change in people’s opinions or ways of doing things move/shift away from: We’re moving away from the idea that what’s modern is necessarily good. a move/shift away from: There has been a shift away from the old manufacturing industries toward high technology. Synonyms and related words Words used to describe changes all/other things being equal away beyond/out of (all) recognition 10 if a sports team plays away, they go to their opponents’ ground to play a game. If they play in their own ground, they play at home be away to someone: Chelsea are away to Manchester United on Saturday. Synonyms and related words General words relating to sports and games sport game support phrases away with you away adverb US /əˈweɪ/ Other entries for this word away adjective cut away phrasal verb die away phrasal verb eat away phrasal verb get away phrasal verb go away phrasal verb peg away phrasal verb put away phrasal verb run away phrasal verb shy away phrasal verb tow away phrasal verb back away phrasal verb blow away phrasal verb boil away phrasal verb burn away phrasal verb call away phrasal verb chat away phrasal verb chip away phrasal verb come away phrasal verb draw away phrasal verb more dictionary definitions DEFINITIONS10 1 in a different direction 1a moving so that you go farther from a person, place, or thing When Sykes saw the police, he ran away. away from: People had been driven away from their homes by the invading army. Synonyms and related words Describing movement away and changes of direction away backward around 1b used for talking about the direction of a road, path, etc. away from: A path led away from the back of the house. Synonyms and related words Describing movement away and changes of direction away backward around 1c turning or looking toward a different direction Bruce was staring at her. She looked away, feeling suddenly shy and embarrassed. away from: He turned away from the window and walked over to the table. Synonyms and related words Describing movement away and changes of direction away backward around 2 not at home, or not at the place where you work or study My brother takes care of the farm while I’m away. away from: I’m writing to ask Amy’s parents why she’s been away from school. away on vacation/business: Graham’s away on vacation this week. go away (=leave your home for more than a day): I haven’t seen our neighbors around – they must have gone away somewhere. Synonyms and related words Absent, lost and unavailable absent lacking missing 3 at a distance 3a not near something or someone, especially because of danger keep/stay away: Police have warned people to stay away from the area. away from: Keep away from the stove – it’s very hot. Synonyms and related words Not near and difficult to reach distant far apart 3b far from people, places, or things, especially so that you feel separated from them away from: It’s nice to have a weekend away from the city. She’s been away from her family for too long. Synonyms and related words Not near and difficult to reach distant far apart 4 used for showing distance or time 4a used for saying how far it is to a place 5 miles/100 yards etc. away: The nearest hospital is about eight miles away. away from: Robert’s brother was standing only a few feet away from me. Synonyms and related words Relating to or describing distance long little away 4b used for saying how much time will pass before a date or event in the future 2 weeks/3 months etc. away: Final exams are less than three weeks away. Synonyms and related words At an unspecified time in the future later someday sooner or later 5 used for saying that something gradually disappears The sound of their voices faded away into the distance. Martha’s anger suddenly melted away. Synonyms and related words Disappearance and disappearances disappearance extinction dissolution 6 usually progressiveused for showing that someone does something continuously or for a long time Molly was at her desk working away as usual. The children were all chattering away happily. Synonyms and related words Existing or continuing for a long time long long-term lasting 7 used for showing that something is removed We need to have this garbage taken away. She wiped away her tears and tried to smile. Synonyms and related words Not near and difficult to reach distant far apart 8 used for showing that there is a change in people’s opinions or ways of doing things a move/shift away from: There has been a shift away from the old manufacturing industries toward high technology. move/shift away from: We’re moving away from the idea that what’s modern is necessarily good. Synonyms and related words Words used to describe changes all/other things being equal away beyond/out of (all) recognition 9 in a safe place, or in the place where something is usually kept store/hide something away: He’s got lot of gold coins hidden away somewhere. put/clear something away: Put your toys away before you go to bed. Synonyms and related words Inside a place, object or building inside indoors interior Synonyms and related words Safe and harmless safe harmless secure 10 if a sports team plays away, they go to their opponents’ ground to play a game. If they play in their own ground, they play at home. Synonyms and related words General words relating to sports and games sports game support
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