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

disappear

/dɪsəˈpɪə

verb [no object]

1Cease to be visible: he disappeared into the trees the sun had disappeared...

It was only a couple of minutes ago since the sun just about disappeared into the clouds and the clouds, in turn, turned the color of a dull gray.
When the sun rose a little higher and grew warm, they disappeared into the forest.
The sun framed it as it disappeared into the distance.

Synonyms

vanish, pass from sight, cease to be visible, vanish from sight, recede from view, be lost to view/sight, fade, fade/melt away;

withdraw, depart, retire, retreat;

go, pass, ebb, wane, dissipate, be dispelled, dematerialize, evaporate

literary evanesce

1.1Cease to exist or be in use: the tension had completely disappeared...

The mystery of Atlantis, both whether it existed and why it disappeared, has fired the imagination of explorers for decades.
For better or worse, many of the boundaries that previously existed have disappeared.
But as this year's Budget approaches, speculation is rife that certain exemptions and reliefs which currently exist are about to disappear.

Synonyms

die out, die, become extinct, cease to be/exist, be no more, come to an end, end, pass away, pass into oblivion, expire, perish, wither away, peter out, fizzle out, leave no trace

1.2(Of a thing) be mislaid: my wallet seems to have disappeared...

The Swindon Branch operates a lost and found register to assist those who are concerned about a stray or whose cat has disappeared.
If there's a good thing in lost property, sometimes it will disappear before anyone's had time to claim it.
Red-faced security chiefs have now discovered that a special receipt book - the only record that the purse had ever existed - has also disappeared.

Synonyms

get lost, go missing, be mislaid, be forgotten, be left behind;

be stolen, be taken

1.3(Of a person) go missing or (in coded political language) be killed: the family disappeared after being taken into custody...

In fact, Martin disappeared from the family home the day the old man died mysteriously on the staircase.
The Senator's family said he had disappeared just after dinner the night before.
Within 12 hours, Jack has disappeared, a hitman is stalking her family and the safe world she knows has been turned upside down.

Origin

Late Middle English: from dis- (expressing reversal) + appear, on the pattern of French disparaître.

The usual sense of disappear, ‘to cease to be visible’, appeared in the late Middle Ages. In the late 20th century English acquired a new construction, in which a person could be ‘disappeared’—abducted or arrested for political reasons and secretly killed or detained without public knowledge. This came from Latin America, especially Argentina, and involves a translation of American Spanish desaparecido, applied to the many people who ‘disappeared’ under military rule in the 1970s.

单词	disappear
释义	disappear /dɪsəˈpɪə / verb [no object] 1Cease to be visible: he disappeared into* the trees* the sun had disappeared... It was only a couple of minutes ago since the sun just about disappeared into the clouds and the clouds, in turn, turned the color of a dull gray. When the sun rose a little higher and grew warm, they disappeared into the forest. The sun framed it as it disappeared into the distance. Synonyms vanish, pass from sight, cease to be visible, vanish from sight, recede from view, be lost to view/sight, fade, fade/melt away; withdraw, depart, retire, retreat; go, pass, ebb, wane, dissipate, be dispelled, dematerialize, evaporate literary evanesce 1.1Cease to exist or be in use: the tension had completely disappeared... The mystery of Atlantis, both whether it existed and why it disappeared, has fired the imagination of explorers for decades. For better or worse, many of the boundaries that previously existed have disappeared. But as this year's Budget approaches, speculation is rife that certain exemptions and reliefs which currently exist are about to disappear. Synonyms die out, die, become extinct, cease to be/exist, be no more, come to an end, end, pass away, pass into oblivion, expire, perish, wither away, peter out, fizzle out, leave no trace 1.2(Of a thing) be mislaid: my wallet seems to have disappeared... The Swindon Branch operates a lost and found register to assist those who are concerned about a stray or whose cat has disappeared. If there's a good thing in lost property, sometimes it will disappear before anyone's had time to claim it. Red-faced security chiefs have now discovered that a special receipt book - the only record that the purse had ever existed - has also disappeared. Synonyms get lost, go missing, be mislaid, be forgotten, be left behind; be stolen, be taken 1.3(Of a person) go missing or (in coded political language) be killed: the family disappeared after being taken into custody... In fact, Martin disappeared from the family home the day the old man died mysteriously on the staircase. The Senator's family said he had disappeared just after dinner the night before. Within 12 hours, Jack has disappeared, a hitman is stalking her family and the safe world she knows has been turned upside down. Origin Late Middle English: from dis- (expressing reversal) + appear, on the pattern of French disparaître. The usual sense of disappear, ‘to cease to be visible’, appeared in the late Middle Ages. In the late 20th century English acquired a new construction, in which a person could be ‘disappeared’—abducted or arrested for political reasons and secretly killed or detained without public knowledge. This came from Latin America, especially Argentina, and involves a translation of American Spanish desaparecido, applied to the many people who ‘disappeared’ under military rule in the 1970s.
随便看	disapply disappoint disappointed disappointedly disappointing disappointingly disappointment disapprobation disapproval disapprove disapprover disapproving disapprovingly disarm disarmament disarmer disarming disarmingly disarrange disarrangement disarray disarticulate disarticulation disassemblage disassemble