单词 | beginning |
释义 | be·gin·ning I. 1. < the beginning of the world > < the beginning of the war fell in May > 2. < the first few chapters at the beginning of a novel > specifically < the beginning of the play was good but the middle and end were dull > 3. < nobody knows what the beginning of the feud was > 4. a. < this small beginning political corruption was to grow to tremendous proportions — Carol L. Thompson > — often used in plural < Canada has had a dramatic and colorful history, particularly in her beginnings — J.D.Adams > b. < the Alaska highway system … is still incomplete and still only a beginning — Harold Griffin > 5. < ascribing the blame for the beginning of a war > 6. < the beginning of justice is the capacity to generalize and make objective one's private sense of wrong — Earl Warren > II. 1. < elected president of the beginning organization > 2. a. < the beginning chapters of a book > b. < the beginning canto of an epic — New Yorker > : original < he quickly modified his beginning plan > 3. a. < a course in beginning chemistry > b. < a beginning machinist > < the beginning fisherman > < a beginning dentist > |
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