| 单词 | without |
| 释义 | preposition | adverb | noun withoutwithout1 /wɪðˈaʊt, wɪθ-/ ●●● S1 W1 preposition 1lacking something, especially something that is basic or necessary: After the storm, we were without electricity for five days. a book without a cover2not doing, having, or having done something when you do something else or something else happens: He had gone out without his parents’ permission. Without any warning, he started shooting at us. This time Clark finished the race without falling.without doing something For 50 years, she did her job without complaining.3without so much as... used to talk about something you think someone should have done: He left without so much as a word of thanks.4not being with someone, or not having someone to help you, especially someone you like or need: I don’t know what I would do without Lisa.5not feeling or showing that you feel a particular emotion: He told his story without anger or bitterness.6old use outside something preposition | adverb | noun withoutwithout2 adverb 1literary outside a room, building, or area2not having something, especially something that is basic or necessary: do/manage/go without The stores are closed, so we’ll have to do without. preposition | adverb | noun withoutwithout3 noun from without a)from outside a country, area, or group of people b)used to talk about things that are done to you by other people, rather than things that you think or feel yourself |
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