| 单词 | involve |
| 释义 | in·volve 1. archaic < the number of difficulties in which this question is involved — Benjamin Jowett > 2. a. < size of operations and … numbers of workmen involved — G.M.Trevelyan > < an organization … heavily involved in the nation's defense program — R.J.Cordiner > < kings were constantly involved in Continental affairs — G.G.Coulton > < he got involved in a lawsuit > b. < led the English … to involve India in the war — D.W.Brogan > < the controversies … moved on in all their ugliness to involve others — John Mason Brown > c. < we simply don't see enough of her characters … to feel personally involved in what they say or feel or do — Dan Wickenden > < she … never had the slightest intention of involving herself with him — Aurelia Levi > 3. a. archaic < the embryo is still farther involved, in two membranes — Oliver Goldsmith > b. < rights and privileges at the root … are discovered to be involved in doubt — B.N.Cardozo > < involved in a howling dancing crowd — Arthur Morrison > 4. 5. a. archaic < around me they involved a giddy dance — P.B.Shelley > b. < the problem is closely involved with the management of pastures — Allan Fraser > 6. a. < tragic opera … must involve convincing treatment of an elemental conflict — Opera News > < two late-arriving costumes … involve magnificent brocaded coats covering deceptively casual sheaths — Lois Long > < a community program involving recreational, cultural, and economic … features — American Guide Series: North Carolina > < this course involves a discussion of the trial rules of evidence — Loyola University Bulletin > b. < building their own roads … involved the construction of over 200 bridges — Joseph Millard > < diseases … which involve long hospitalization — Cecile Starr > < changing those attitudes involved a job of mass education — Stanley Frank > < a mission which involves much danger — T.B.Costain > < fusion involves disparate materials … arranged so as to work together — College English > < insensitiveness involves a meagerness of imagination in human relations — Albert Dasnoy > c. < biological processes … like breathing and digesting, involve the whole organism — H.J.Muller > < lacerations that involve muscles or cause severe hemorrhage — H.G.Armstrong > < the problem … involves their future — Harrison Smith > < work stoppages … involved more than 100 thousand workers — Collier's Year Book > < is never really three-dimensional, hence his conflicts do not involve the reader — Frances Keene > 7. < a fire building so involved with heat, smoke and flame that immediate access to the interior is not possible — W.Y.Kimball > < drawings … involved with color become either water colors or pastels — Carlyle Burrows > 8. < involved in these imaginings she knew nothing of time — Thomas Hardy > Synonyms: see include |
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