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[/ɪnˈtenʃn; ɪnˋtɛnʃən/] n 用法:
1 (a) [C, U] ~ (of doing sth/that...) that which one proposes or plans to do 意图; 意向; 目的; 打算:
What are your intentions? ie What do you plan to do? 你有什麽打算? *
She's keeping her intentions to herself, ie not telling anyone what she plans to do. 她对自己的意图秘而不宣. *
I came with the/every intention of staying, but now I've decided to leave. 我来时一心想留下, 但现在我已决定离开. *
My intention was to stay. 我原意要留下. *
I have no intention of coming (ie I shall certainly not come) to this terrible place again! 我再也不想到这个糟糕的地方 来了. *
(dated 旧) Peter asked the young man if his intentions were honourable, ie if he intended to marry his daughter, whom he was courting. 彼得问那年轻人是否真心实意要娶他的女儿.
(b) [U] (fml 文) intending 有意; 蓄意:
I'm sorry I offended you; it wasn't my intention. 对不起, 我冒犯您了, 但决不是有意的. 用法:
2 [C] purpose or aim; meaning 意图; 目的; 意思:
What do you think was the author's intention in this passage? 你认为作者写这一段的用意是什麽? 用法:
3 (idm 习语) the road to hell is paved with good intentions => road. with the best of intentions => best3. |