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

单词	express
释义	Contents verb (2) express (SHOW) express (SEND FAST) adjective (2) express (FAST) express (CLEAR) adverb (1) express (1) noun (1) express (1) Contents verb (1) express (SHOW) adjective (2) express (FAST) express (CLEAR) noun (1) express (TRAIN/BUS) Contents verb (3) express (1) express (2) express (3) adjective (4) express (1) express (2) express (3) express (4) adverb (1) express (1) noun (2) express (1) express (2) English American Business expressverb [ T ] uk/ɪkˈspres/us/ɪkˈspres/ express verb [ T ] (SHOW) B2 to show a feeling, opinion, or fact: Her eyes expressed deep sadness. I would like to express my thanks for your kindness. Words can't express how happy I am. These figures are expressed as a percentage of the total. express yourself B2 to communicate what you think or feel, by speaking or writing, or in some other way: I'm afraid I'm not expressing myself very clearly. Children often express themselves in painting. More examples Like a lot of men, he finds it hard to express his emotions. She sent them a present to express her gratitude. He didn't express an opinion on the matter. My father found it hard to express his grief when my mother died. Many politicians and members of the public expressed outrage at the verdict. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Showing and demonstrating *act sth* out attest barometer bespeak bring bring sth forward flicker manifestation produce prove** put up sth radiate revealing says something about sb/sth idiom signify speak strike suggest token wear See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Expressing and asking opinions Expressing and showing feelings express verb [ T ] (SEND FAST) mainly US to send something somewhere very quickly: Your order will be expressed to you within 24 hours. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Delivering and despatching air drop air-dash airlift consign containerize despatch drop enclose *fire sth* off forward get sth in reroute route send send sth in send sth off ship shipping trot trot sb out See more results » expressadjective [ before noun ] uk/ɪkˈspres/us/ɪkˈspres/ express adjective [ before noun ] (FAST) moving or being sent fast: Please send this letter by express delivery. an express train The dry cleaners offer a normal or an express service. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Fast and rapid a mile a minute idiom apace** as fast as your legs would carry you idiom *as if it is* going out of style idiom at a rate of knots idiom fleet have a heavy foot idiom high-speed hotfoot in the twinkling of an eye idiom Jack Robinson lickety-split lightning mile prompt rapid-fire smartly souped-up spread like wildfire idiom swift See more results » express adjective [ before noun ] (CLEAR) clearly and intentionally stated: It is my express wish that after my death, my books be given to my old college library. The lawyer argued that the accused had gone to the victim's house with the express purpose of killing her. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Easy to understand (as) clear as day idiom accessible assimilate axiomatic clarity crystal crystal clear idiom explicit expressly hang hang together incisive limpid loud sharp transparent understandable undiluted unmistakable well defined See more results » expressadverb uk/ɪkˈspres/us/ɪkˈspres/ using a service that does something faster than usual: Send this parcel express. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Communications - the postal system certified mail consign delivery direct mail letterbox mail mail slot mailbag mass mailing p. and p. pillar box pin code PO postmaster shipping and handling snail mail stamp surface mail window zip code See more results » expressnoun uk/ɪkˈspres/us/ɪkˈspres/ [ C ] a train or bus that takes less time to do a journey than other trains or buses: The quickest way to get here is to take the uptown express. the Orient Express [ U ] a service that does something faster than usual: This parcel needs to be sent by express. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Railways: trains & parts of trains air brake baggage car bogie boiler bullet train caboose carriage choo-choo coach couchette diesel emergency cord freight car intercity luggage van maglev train rolling stock shunt sleeping car wagon-lit See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Communications - the postal system expressverb [ T ] us/ɪkˈspres/ express verb [ T ] (SHOW) to show a feeling or idea by what you say or do or by how you look: She’s expressed interest in doing some camping. Several victims expressed disappointment at the small amount of money they were offered. He wrote to express his sympathy after the death of her mother. The program tries to get students to express themselves verbally. expressadjective us/ɪkˈspres/ express adjective (FAST) [ not gradable ] (esp. of transportation or a service) fast, or direct: The express train makes very few stops. express adjective (CLEAR) clearly and intentionally stated: It was her express wish that art collection be given to the university’s museum. expressnoun [ C ] us/ɪkˈspres/ express noun [ C ] (TRAIN/BUS) a train or bus that does not stop at many places on its route and therefore is faster in getting people to where they want to go: Change here to get the express. expressverb [ T ] uk/ɪkˈspres/us to state an opinion or fact, or say how you feel about something: express doubts/reservations International observers had expressed growing doubts that the balloting would be fair. express appreciation/gratitude/satisfaction express interest He said that a Chinese technology company had expressed interest in acquiring an American manufacturer of disk drives. express concern Some board members expressed concern about the proposal. COMMUNICATIONS, TRANSPORT to send a package or letter somewhere by a method that is faster than usual: She says she expressed the documents yesterday. to show an amount or quantity in a particular way: express sth as sth Expense ratios are a mutual fund's cost of doing business and are expressed as a percentage of your assets in the plan. express sth in sth The rates of duty listed below are expressed in pounds sterling. expressadjective [ only before noun ] uk/ɪkˈspres/us COMMUNICATIONS, TRANSPORT sent using a service that sends packages and letters faster than is possible with the usual method: Did she send it by express mail? I have an express package for you. existing for the purpose of doing something quickly: If you have bags to check, you can do it curbside or at the express check-in. TRANSPORT able to travel at a high speed and not stopping often : express buses LAW clearly stated and agreed, often as a part of a contract: All payments were made with the express approval of both governments. He will be the main witness at hearings, called for the express purpose of spotlighting his views on climate change. Compare implied See also express condition express contract express term expressadverb uk/ɪkˈspres/us COMMUNICATIONS, TRANSPORT using a service that sends packages and letters faster than is possible with the usual method: Send the letter express, next-day delivery. expressnoun uk/ɪkˈspres/us [ C ] TRANSPORT a fast train or bus that does not stop often: The express skips stops to make the trip faster. [ U ] COMMUNICATIONS, TRANSPORT a service that sends packages and letters faster than is possible with the usual method: The package should arrive by express** today.
随便看	pave the way for something/someone pave the way for/to sth paved with gold pavement pavement pavement artist pavement artist paver pavilion paving paving stone paving stone pavlova paw pawn pawn shop pawnbroker pawnbroker pawnbroker's pawnbrokers pawnshop pawpaw pawpaw Pax pay