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

pore¹ v., pored, por•ing.

pore over, [~ + over + object] to read or study with focused attention, concentration, or hard work:They found him poring over old manuscripts in the library.

pore² n. [countable]

Anatomy, Botanya very small opening, as in the skin or a leaf, for perspiration, absorption, etc.

pore¹ v.i., pored, por•ing.

to read or study with steady attention or application:a scholar poring over a rare old manuscript.
to gaze earnestly or steadily:to pore over a painting.
to meditate or ponder intently (usually fol. by over, on, or upon):He pored over the strange events of the preceding evening.

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Middle English pouren 1250–1300

3.See corresponding entry in Unabridged ponder, scrutinize, peruse, examine.

pore² n.

Anatomy, Botanya minute opening or orifice, as in the skin or a leaf, for perspiration, absorption, etc.
Rocksa minute interstice, as in a rock.

Greek póros passage; see emporium, ford
Late Latin porus
Middle English poore 1350–1400

pore′like′, adj.

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pore /pɔː/ vb (intransitive)

(followed by over) to make a close intent examination or study (of a book, map, etc): he pored over the documents for several hours
followed by over, on, or upon: to think deeply (about)
followed by over, on, or upon: rare to look earnestly or intently (at); gaze fixedly (upon)

Etymology: 13th Century pouren; perhaps related to peer²
USAGE
pour

pore /pɔː/ n

any small opening in the skin or outer surface of an animal
any small aperture, esp that of a stoma through which water vapour and gases pass
any other small hole, such as a space in a rock, soil, etc

Etymology: 14th Century: from Late Latin porus, from Greek poros passage, pore

单词	pored
释义	WordReference Random House Learner's Dictionary of American English © 2024 pore¹ /pɔr/USA pronunciation v., pored, por•ing. pore over, [~ + over + object] to read or study with focused attention, concentration, or hard work:They found him poring over old manuscripts in the library. pore² /pɔr/USA pronunciation n. [countable] Anatomy, Botanya very small opening, as in the skin or a leaf, for perspiration, absorption, etc. WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2024 pore¹ (pôr, pōr),USA pronunciation v.i., pored, por•ing. to read or study with steady attention or application:a scholar poring over a rare old manuscript. to gaze earnestly or steadily:to pore over a painting. to meditate or ponder intently (usually fol. by over, on, or upon):He pored over the strange events of the preceding evening. ? Middle English pouren 1250–1300 3.See corresponding entry in Unabridged ponder, scrutinize, peruse, examine. pore² (pôr, pōr),USA pronunciation n. Anatomy, Botanya minute opening or orifice, as in the skin or a leaf, for perspiration, absorption, etc. Rocksa minute interstice, as in a rock. Greek póros passage; see emporium, ford Late Latin porus Middle English poore 1350–1400 pore′like′, adj. Collins Concise English Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers:: pore /pɔː/ vb (intransitive) (followed by over) to make a close intent examination or study (of a book, map, etc): he pored over the documents for several hours followed by over, on, or upon: to think deeply (about) followed by over, on, or upon: rare to look earnestly or intently (at); gaze fixedly (upon) Etymology: 13th Century pouren; perhaps related to peer² USAGE pour pore /pɔː/ n any small opening in the skin or outer surface of an animal any small aperture, esp that of a stoma through which water vapour and gases pass any other small hole, such as a space in a rock, soil, etc Etymology: 14th Century: from Late Latin porus, from Greek poros passage, pore
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