| 释义 |
[/dɪˈsaɪd; dɪˋsaɪd/] v 用法:
1 [I, Ipr, Tn, Tn.pr] settle (a dispute, an issue or a case); give a judgement on (sth) 解决（争端、 问题或案件）; 对（某事物）作出判断:
The judge will decide (the case) tomorrow. 法官明天判决此案. *
It's difficult to decide between the two. 很难在这两者之间决定取舍. *
The judge decided for/against the plaintiff. 法官判决原告胜诉[败诉]. *
Her argument decided the issue in his favour. 她的论据促成问题的解决对他有利. 用法:
2
(a) [I, Ipr, Tn, Tf, Tw, Tt] ~ (on/against sth/sb) consider and come to a conclusion; make up one's mind; resolve 考虑後作出决定; 下决心; 决定:
With so many choices, it's hard to decide (what to buy). 有这麽多可选择的, 真难决定（买什麽）. *
After seeing all the candidates we've decided on (ie chosen) this one. 我们见了所有的候选人, 决定选这位. *
decide against changing one's job 决定不改变工作 *
I never thought she'd decide that! 我从来没想到她会决定此事! *
It has been decided that the book should be revised. 已经决定这本书要重新修订. *
She decided not to go alone. 她决定不单独去.
(b) [Ipr, Tn, Tw] (of events, actions, etc) have an important, definite effect on (sth) （指事件、 行动等）对某事物有重要的、 肯定的效果:
I wanted to be a painter, but circumstances decided otherwise, ie forced me to be something else. 我本想当画家, 可是环境对我另作安排. *
A chance meeting decided my career. 偶然的会面决定了我的事业. *
This last game will decide who is to be champion. 最後一局将决定谁是冠军. 用法:
3 [Tn, Tn.pr, Tnt] cause (sb) to reach a decision 使（某人）作出决定:
What finally decided you against it? 是什麽事情使你最後决定不做此事? *
That decided me to leave my job. 那件事使我决定离职. |