| [/ˈtʃɔɪs; tʃɔɪs/] n 用法:
1 [C] ~ (between A and B) act of choosing between two or more possibilities 挑选; 选择:
make a choice 做出选择 *
We are faced with a difficult choice. 我们面临困难的抉择. *
What influenced you most in your choice of career? 在你选择职业时, 对你影响最大的因素是什麽? 用法:
2 [U] right or possibility of choosing 选择的权利或可能性:
He had no choice but to resign, ie Resigning was the only thing he could do. 他除了辞职别无他途. *
If I had the choice, I would retire at thirty. 假如我有选择的余地, 我三十岁就退休. 用法:
3 [C] one of two or more possibilities from which sb may choose; alternative 可供选择的可能性之一; 另一选择:
You have several choices open to you. 有几种可能性供你选择. 用法:
4 [C] person or thing chosen 选中的人或物; 中选者:
She wouldn't be my choice as Prime Minister. 她不是我看中做首相的人. *
I don't like his choice of (ie the people he chooses as his) friends. 我不喜欢他找的那类朋友. 用法:
5 [U] variety from which to choose; range 供选择的种类; 范围:
There's not much choice in the shops. 这些商店中没有多少可挑选的东西. 用法:
6 (idm 习语) be spoilt for choice => spoil. for choice preferably 宁可. of one's choice that one chooses 某人所选定的:
First prize in the competition will be a meal at the restaurant of your choice. 获头奖者可自选饭店用一餐. out of/from choice willingly 愿意地:
do sth out of choice 出於自愿做某事物. you pays your money and you takes your choice => pay2. choice 2
adj (-r, -st) 用法:
1 [esp attrib 尤作定语] (esp of fruit and vegetables) of very good quality （尤指水果和蔬菜）优质的. 用法:
2 carefully chosen 精选的:
She summed up the situation in a few choice phrases. 她言简意赅地总结了情况. *
(joc 谑) He used some pretty choice (ie rude or offensive) language! 他使用粗鄙的语言! |