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

readverb

uk/riːd/us/riːd/read, read uk/red/us/red/

read verb (UNDERSTAND)

A1 [ I or T ] to look at words or symbols and understand what they mean:

He spent a pleasant afternoon reading (the newspaper/a book).

I read about the family's success in the local paper.

It was too dark to read our map and we took a wrong turning.

Can you read music?

Your handwriting is so untidy I can't read it.

[ + (that) ] I've read in the newspapers (that) there is a threat of war.

Put your plastic card in the slot, and the machine will read it and identify who you are.

Some children can read (= have learned the skill of reading) by the age of four.

A2 [ I or T ] to say the words that are printed or written:

She read (the poem) slowly and quietly.

[ + two objects ] Their teacher always reads them a story at the end of the day.

Children love to have stories read (aloud/out) to them.

C2 [ T ] to understand and give a particular meaning to written information, a statement, a situation, etc.:

She missed the train because she read 18.30 p.m. as 8.30 p.m. instead of 6.30 p.m.

On page 19, for "Blitish", please read "British".

If I've read the situation correctly, we should have some agreement on the contract by the end of the week.

[ I or T ] How you read a piece of writing, or how it reads, is how it seems when you read it:

The letter reads as if it was written in a hurry.

Her latest novel reads well (= is written in an attractive way).

[ T ] (especially when communicating by radio), to hear and understand someone:

Do you read me?

I read you loud and clear.

read sb to sleep

to read aloud to someone until they go to sleep:

Every night when I was a child my father used to read me to sleep.

More examples

I didn't read the contract fully before I signed it but I'm counting the cost now.
He learned to read at the early age of three.
The driver was peering into the distance trying to read the road sign.
None of the committee's proposals will matter a jot if no-one reads their report.
I've been put off reading the book by all the hype.

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Reading

cross-reference
deconstruct
deconstruction
devour
dyslexia
flip
hermeneutic
leaf through sth
peruse
read sth over/through
reader
readership
reading
reading knowledge
riffle
run your eye over sth idiom
scan
skim
thumb
thumb through sth

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Understanding and comprehending

Broadcasting: radio

read verb (STATE)

[ L ] (of something written or printed) to have or give the stated information or meaning:

[ + speech ] The start of the US Constitution reads "We, the people of the United States..."

The thermometer is reading 40°C in the shade.

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Writing & typing

asterisk
borrow
chalk
co-author
compose
copy
creative writing
enter
fair sth out
fire
ghostwrite
misspell
orthography
record
run
scrawl
transcription
typing
write sth up
written

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read verb (STUDY)

[ I or T ] UK formal or specialized law to study at university or to study for a specialized qualification:

They're both reading history at Cambridge.

She's reading for the Bar (= studying to become a type of lawyer called a barrister).

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Learning & knowing

assimilate
autodidact
blended learning
bone up
brain training
by-heart
deskill
feel
gen up
hit
know better (than sb) idiom
knowable
mug
mug (sth) up
pick sth up
quick
reskill
revision
specialize
tell

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Idiom(s)

read sb's lips

read sb's mind

read sb's palm

read (sb) the riot act

read between the lines

read my lips

read the runes

take sth as read

Phrasal verb(s)

read sth into sth

read sth out

read sth over/through

read up (on/about) sth

单词	read
释义	Contents verb (3) read (UNDERSTAND) read (STATE) read (STUDY) noun (1) read (1) Contents verb (3) read (OBTAIN MEANING) read (UNDERSTAND) read (SHOW/STATE) English American readverb uk/riːd/us/riːd/read, read uk/red/us/red/ read verb (UNDERSTAND) A1 [ I or T ] to look at words or symbols and understand what they mean: He spent a pleasant afternoon reading (the newspaper/a book). I read about the family's success in the local paper. It was too dark to read our map and we took a wrong turning. Can you read music? Your handwriting is so untidy I can't read it. [ + (that) ] I've read in the newspapers (that) there is a threat of war. Put your plastic card in the slot, and the machine will read it and identify who you are. Some children can read (= have learned the skill of reading) by the age of four. A2 [ I or T ] to say the words that are printed or written: She read (the poem) slowly and quietly. [ + two objects ] Their teacher always reads them a story at the end of the day. Children love to have stories read (aloud/out) to them. C2 [ T ] to understand and give a particular meaning to written information, a statement, a situation, etc.: She missed the train because she read 18.30 p.m. as 8.30 p.m. instead of 6.30 p.m. On page 19, for "Blitish", please read "British". If I've read the situation correctly, we should have some agreement on the contract by the end of the week. [ I or T ] How you read a piece of writing, or how it reads, is how it seems when you read it: The letter reads as if it was written in a hurry. Her latest novel reads well (= is written in an attractive way). [ T ] (especially when communicating by radio), to hear and understand someone: Do you read me? I read you loud and clear. read sb to sleep to read aloud to someone until they go to sleep: Every night when I was a child my father used to read me to sleep. More examples I didn't read the contract fully before I signed it but I'm counting the cost now. He learned to read at the early age of three. The driver was peering into the distance trying to read the road sign. None of the committee's proposals will matter a jot if no-one reads their report. I've been put off reading the book by all the hype. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Reading cross-reference deconstruct deconstruction devour dyslexia flip hermeneutic leaf through sth peruse *read sth* over/through reader readership reading reading knowledge riffle** run your eye over sth idiom scan skim thumb thumb through sth See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Understanding and comprehending Broadcasting: radio read verb (STATE) [ L ] (of something written or printed) to have or give the stated information or meaning: [ + speech ] The start of the US Constitution reads "We, the people of the United States..." The thermometer is reading 40°C in the shade. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Writing & typing asterisk borrow chalk co-author compose copy creative writing enter *fair sth* out fire ghostwrite misspell orthography record run scrawl transcription typing write sth up written See more results » read verb (STUDY) [ I or T ] UK formal or specialized law to study at university or to study for a specialized qualification: They're both reading history at Cambridge. She's reading for the Bar (= studying to become a type of lawyer called a barrister). Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Learning & knowing assimilate autodidact blended learning bone up brain training by-heart deskill feel gen up hit know better (than sb) idiom knowable mug mug (sth) up pick sth up quick reskill revision specialize tell See more results » Idiom(s) read sb's lips read sb's mind read sb's palm read (sb) the riot act read between the lines read my lips read the runes take sth as read Phrasal verb(s) read sth into sth read sth out read sth over/through read up (on/about) sth readnoun [ S ] uk/riːd/us/riːd/ C2 the act of reading something: It's not brilliant but it's worth a read. The book is a good/easy, etc. read. UK informal Could I have a read of (= can I read) your newspaper? Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Reading cross-reference deconstruct deconstruction devour dyslexia flip hermeneutic** leaf through sth peruse *read sth* over/through reader readership reading reading knowledge riffle** run your eye over sth idiom scan skim thumb thumb through sth See more results » readverb us/rid/ read verb (OBTAIN MEANING) [ I/T ] past tense and past participle read /red/to obtain meaning or information by looking at written words or symbols: [ T ] I read the book over the weekend. [ I ] She couldn’t read or write. [ I ] Did you read about the plan to build a new road to the airport? [ + that clause ] I read that the job market for teachers is excellent. [ T ] He reads music. [ I/T ] past tense and past participle read /red/To read is also to say aloud the written words: [ I/T ] She read the story to the class. read verb (UNDERSTAND) [ I/T ] to understand the meaning or intention of something: [ T ] If I’ve read the situation right, we’ll soon have agreement on a contract. read verb (SHOW/STATE) past tense and past participle read /red/to show or state information: [ L ] The sign read, "No parking here to corner." past tense and past participle read /red/If you read a device, you look at the measurement it shows: [ T ] The gas company sends someone to read the meter every month. Idiom(s) read between the lines read someone’s mind Phrasal verb(s) read something into something read out something read up on something
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readverb

read verb (UNDERSTAND)

read verb (STATE)

read verb (STUDY)

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readnoun [ S ]

readverb

read verb (OBTAIN MEANING)

read verb (UNDERSTAND)

read verb (SHOW/STATE)

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Phrasal verb(s)