英语词汇“around”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	around
释义	around I. \əˈrau̇nd\ adverb Etymology: Middle English, probably from a- (I) + round, n. 1. a. : in a circle or in circumference : round < the wheel kept going around > < the track is a mile around > b. : in a course making a circle or part of a circle < waltz your partner around again > < the wind has gone around to the south > c. : by a circuitous route : in a roundabout way < the road goes around by the lake > 2. a. : on every side : in all or various directions from a fixed point < the water of this well is famous for miles around > b. : in close from all sides so as to surround, confine, or envelop : close about < the old house is hemmed around by new apartments > < people crowded around to look at the wreck > c. : in or near one's present situation < you have time to stay around a while > 3. a. : here and there at random : at, in, or to various places : from one place to another : all about < for a year he traveled around from state to state > < the news soon got around > b. : to a particular place either specified or understood < invited him to come around for supper > c. : into a situation permitting doing or attending — used with to < it was a long time before he got around to reading the book > < we'll get around to the work in the morning > 4. a. : in rotation or succession : in turn < another winter has come around > < he passed the candy around to his guests > b. : from beginning to end : through < the region has a mild climate the year around > c. : in order < the other way around > d. : to a customary condition (as of health or consciousness) : to an improved state < medicines that will bring the invalids around > 5. : somewhere close by : in the vicinity or neighborhood : nearby < all he could do was stand around and wait > 6. a. : in the reverse or opposite direction : to the rear < suddenly he turned around > b. : from one opinion, belief, or point of view to another : to an altogether different position or attitude < the public's reaction soon brought the legislators around > 7. : in the neighborhood of : approximately, about < the book runs to around 500 pages > < he comes at around the same time every day > • - been around II. preposition Etymology: Middle English, from around, adverb 1. a. : along the outer edge or boundary of : on all sides of < a neat yard with a fence around it > : so as to encircle or enclose : about < threw her arm around his neck > < several people seated around the table > b. : so as to make the circuit of < around the world in 80 days > or partial circuit of < a voyage around Cape Horn > : so as to follow the curving course of < coming around the bend of the river > c. : so as to avoid or get past < leaping over fences and dodging around boulders > 2. a. : in the neighborhood of : near < the fields around the village > : in the same region with < the country around the source of the Nile > b. : close to < only the men around the president knew of his illness > 3. a. : in all directions outward from < stood looking around him > b. : so as to have a center or basis in < primitive societies which are organized around kinship ties — Weston La Barre > 4. a. : here and there at random in or throughout : about, over < constantly traveling around the country > b. : from one part to another of < wandering restlessly around the house > III. adjective Etymology: around (I) 1. : going or moving about : astir < he has been up and around for two days > 2. : in existence : alive, living, present < one of the most alertly intelligent of the artists around today — R.M.Coates > < the troubles arising out of lack of money have been around for a long time — Murray Illson >
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