英语词汇“another”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

another

/əˈnʌðə

determiner & pronoun

1Used to refer to an additional person or thing of the same type as one already mentioned or known about; one more; a further: [as determiner]: have another drink I didn’t say another word [as pronoun]: she was to become another of his stars...

It is yet another of the many enigmas which surround this extraordinary building.
And this despite the fact that yet another of the bombs was at the end of the road on which we work.
After my shower I sat down to the piano and fumbled through another of those old songs we used to sing.

Synonyms

one more, a further, an additional, a second;

an extra, a spare

a different, some other, not the same, an alternative

1.1 [as determiner] Used with a proper name to indicate someone or something’s similarity to the person or event specified: this will not be another Vietnam...

If such a deal is not achieved, Cancun could become another Seattle.
More of a prickly problem is persuading games publishers that it isn't another Windows 3.0.
Opponents of the market say we have to stop another Enron from happening again.

2Used to refer to a different person or thing from one already mentioned or known about: [as determiner]: come back another day his wife left him for another man [as pronoun]: moving from one place to another...

It is one thing to be out of the loop, quite another to have a different circle of thought altogether.
It is one thing to read of life on board his ship; it is quite another to live it.
We always got it right for the indoors but for one reason or another it never quite worked outdoors.

2.1 [as determiner] Used to refer to someone sharing an attribute in common with the person already mentioned: his kiss with another man caused a tabloid rumpus...

Mrs Hunt says financial reasons prompted her to share her eggs with another woman.
As long as I didn't have to share a room with another alkie and the telly was in English.
Theo had just had his lunch when I visited him in the room he shared with another man.

Origin

Middle English: as an other until the 16th century.

单词	another
释义	another /əˈnʌðə / determiner & pronoun 1Used to refer to an additional person or thing of the same type as one already mentioned or known about; one more; a further: [as determiner]: have another drink I didn’t say another word [as pronoun]: she was to become another of* his stars... It is yet another of the many enigmas which surround this extraordinary building. And this despite the fact that yet another of the bombs was at the end of the road on which we work. After my shower I sat down to the piano and fumbled through another of those old songs we used to sing. Synonyms one more, a further, an additional, a second; an extra, a spare a different, some other, not the same, an alternative 1.1 [as determiner]* Used with a proper name to indicate someone or something’s similarity to the person or event specified: this will not be another Vietnam... If such a deal is not achieved, Cancun could become another Seattle. More of a prickly problem is persuading games publishers that it isn't another Windows 3.0. Opponents of the market say we have to stop another Enron from happening again. 2Used to refer to a different person or thing from one already mentioned or known about: [as determiner]: come back another day his wife left him for another man [as pronoun]: moving from one place to another... It is one thing to be out of the loop, quite another to have a different circle of thought altogether. It is one thing to read of life on board his ship; it is quite another to live it. We always got it right for the indoors but for one reason or another it never quite worked outdoors. 2.1 [as determiner] Used to refer to someone sharing an attribute in common with the person already mentioned: his kiss with another man caused a tabloid rumpus... Mrs Hunt says financial reasons prompted her to share her eggs with another woman. As long as I didn't have to share a room with another alkie and the telly was in English. Theo had just had his lunch when I visited him in the room he shared with another man. Origin Middle English: as an other until the 16th century. Rhymes brother, mother, other, smother, t'other
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