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

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idnoun [ C ]

uk/ɪd/us/ɪd/specialized

in psychoanalysis, the deepest part of the unconscious mind that represents the most basic natural human needs and emotions such as hunger, anger, and the wish for pleasure

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Science of psychology & psychoanalysis

cognitive psychology
commit
committal
Freudian
gestalt
inkblot test
Oedipal
psych
psycho
psychoanalyse
psychological
psychometric
repression
screw sb up
shock therapy
shrink
superego
trance
transference
word association

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Mind and personality

IDnoun

uk/ˌaɪˈdiː/us/ˌaɪˈdiː/

ID noun (DOCUMENT)

A2 [ U ] informal abbreviation for identification: any official card or document with your name and photograph or other information on it that you use to prove who you are:

Do you have any ID? A driving licence or cheque card will do.

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Identifying

ascribe sth to sb
biometric
character recognition
color-coded
colour-coded
distinguishing
dog tag
ID card
identifiable
identification
identify
paper
passport
pick
separate the sheep from the goats idiom
sheep
tag
tell
tell sth/sb apart
traceable

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ID noun (ADDRESS)

written abbreviation for the US state of Idaho: used in addresses

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Towns & regions: named regions of countries

Aberdeen City
Aberdeenshire
AK
AL
Alderney
English Canadian
Fife
FL
Flintshire
Florida
nd
New England
New Englander
New Hampshire
New York
the Midlands
the Midwest
the Sunbelt
the West Coast
the West Country

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IDverb [ T ]

uk/ˌaɪˈdiː/us/ˌaɪˈdiː/informal

mainly US to look at a person or a body and say who that person is to someone in authority:

He had to go to the morgue to ID the body.

US usually ID card to ask someone for identification to prove who or how old they are :

They IDed me when I tried to buy a beer.

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Identifying

ascribe sth to sb
biometric
character recognition
color-coded
colour-coded
distinguishing
dog tag
ID card
identifiable
identification
identify
paper
passport
pick
separate the sheep from the goats idiom
sheep
tag
tell
tell sth/sb apart
traceable

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I'd

uk/aɪd/us/aɪd/

short form of I had:

I'd just got in the bath when the phone rang.

short form of I would:

Of course I'd love to see you.

More examples

As he talked about his schooldays, I suddenly remembered where I'd met him before.
It sounds like a great party - I wish I'd been there.
If I'd tried a bit harder at school, I might have got to university.
She said I'd been cheating, just because I got the same answer as her.
You must have thought I'd gone without you, when you saw that the car wasn't there.

IDnoun [ C/U ]

us/ˈɑɪˈdi/

any official card or document with your name and other information on it that you use to prove who you are:

[ U ] You need two pieces of ID to cash a check.

I’d

us/ɑɪd/

contraction of I had or I would:

I’d (= I had) just got in the shower when the phone rang.

I’d (= I would) love to see you.

IDnoun

uk/ˌaɪˈdiː/us

[ U or C ] an official card or document with your name and photograph or other information on it, used for proving who you are. '"ID" is a short form for "identity" or "identification":

For legal immigrants, a primary ID includes a green card, authorization of employment from the Department of Justice or certificate of naturalization.

Voters without ID may cast provisional ballots, but then must appear before their county clerk or board of elections within 10 days.

carry/show/check ID You will need to show your ID before you can be admitted.

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identification

[ C ] also identifier IT a set of numbers, letters, or symbols that is used to represent a piece of data or a process in a computer program:

The Vendor ID and Device ID registers identify the device, and are commonly called the PCI ID.

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user ID

IDverb [ T ]

ukusID's, ID'ing, ID'd

to officially state or prove who someone is, or to ask someone to show you an official card or document proving who they are:

The defense attorney maintains that the defendant was wrongly ID'd by witnesses.

If you look too young to buy alcohol, you will almost certainly be ID'd.

单词	id
释义	Contents noun (1) id (1) noun (2) ID (DOCUMENT) ID (ADDRESS) verb (1) ID (1) Contents noun (1) ID (1) Contents noun (2) ID (1) ID (2) verb (1) ID (1) English American Business idnoun [ C ] uk/ɪd/us/ɪd/specialized in psychoanalysis, the deepest part of the unconscious mind that represents the most basic natural human needs and emotions such as hunger, anger, and the wish for pleasure Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Science of psychology & psychoanalysis cognitive psychology commit committal Freudian gestalt inkblot test Oedipal psych psycho psychoanalyse psychological psychometric repression screw sb up shock therapy shrink superego trance transference word association See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Mind and personality IDnoun uk/ˌaɪˈdiː/us/ˌaɪˈdiː/ ID noun (DOCUMENT) A2 [ U ] informal abbreviation for identification: any official card or document with your name and photograph or other information on it that you use to prove who you are: Do you have any ID? A driving licence or cheque card will do. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Identifying *ascribe sth* to sb biometric character recognition color-coded colour-coded distinguishing dog tag ID card identifiable identification identify paper passport pick separate the sheep from the goats idiom sheep tag tell tell sth/sb apart traceable See more results » ID noun (ADDRESS) written abbreviation for the US state of Idaho: used in addresses Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Towns & regions: named regions of countries Aberdeen City Aberdeenshire AK AL Alderney English Canadian Fife FL Flintshire Florida nd New England New Englander New Hampshire New York the Midlands the Midwest the Sunbelt the West Coast the West Country See more results » IDverb [ T ] uk/ˌaɪˈdiː/us/ˌaɪˈdiː/informal mainly US to look at a person or a body and say who that person is to someone in authority: He had to go to the morgue to ID the body. US usually ID card to ask someone for identification to prove who or how old they are : They IDed me when I tried to buy a beer. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Identifying ascribe sth to sb biometric character recognition color-coded colour-coded distinguishing dog tag ID card identifiable identification identify paper passport pick separate the sheep from the goats idiom sheep tag tell tell sth/sb apart traceable See more results » I'd uk/aɪd/us/aɪd/ short form of I had: I'd just got in the bath when the phone rang. short form of I would: Of course I'd love to see you. More examples As he talked about his schooldays, I suddenly remembered where I'd met him before. It sounds like a great party - I wish I'd been there. If I'd tried a bit harder at school, I might have got to university. She said I'd been cheating, just because I got the same answer as her. You must have thought I'd gone without you, when you saw that the car wasn't there. IDnoun [ C/U ] us/ˈɑɪˈdi/ any official card or document with your name and other information on it that you use to prove who you are: [ U ] You need two pieces of ID to cash a check. I’d us/ɑɪd/ contraction of I had or I would: I’d (= I had) just got in the shower when the phone rang. I’d (= I would) love to see you. IDnoun uk/ˌaɪˈdiː/us [ U or C ] an official card or document with your name and photograph or other information on it, used for proving who you are. '"ID" is a short form for "identity" or "identification": For legal immigrants, a primary ID includes a green card, authorization of employment from the Department of Justice or certificate of naturalization. Voters without ID may cast provisional ballots, but then must appear before their county clerk or board of elections within 10 days. carry/show/check ID You will need to show your ID before you can be admitted. See also identification [ C ] also identifier IT a set of numbers, letters, or symbols that is used to represent a piece of data or a process in a computer program: The Vendor ID and Device ID registers identify the device, and are commonly called the PCI ID. See also user ID IDverb [ T ] ukusID's, ID'ing, ID'd to officially state or prove who someone is, or to ask someone to show you an official card or document proving who they are:** The defense attorney maintains that the defendant was wrongly ID'd by witnesses. If you look too young to buy alcohol, you will almost certainly be ID'd.
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