| 释义 |
[/ðən; ðən; rare strong form 罕、 强读式 ðn; ðæn/] conj (used after a comparative adj or adv to introduce a clause or phrase in which a comparison is expressed 用於形容词或副词的比较级之後, 引导表示比较关系的从句或短语):
He's never more annoying than when he's trying to help. 他要是想帮忙就更让人讨厌他. *
She's a better player than (she was) last year. 她演得比去年好. *
He loves me more than you do. 他比你更爱我. *
She should know better than to poke the animal with her umbrella. 她应当知道不该用伞去捅动物. than 2
prep用法:
1 (used before a n or pron to express a comparison 用於名词或代词前表示比较关系):
You gave me less than him, ie less than you gave him or (infml) less than he gave me. 你给我的比给他的少（在口语中:
你给我的比他给的少）. *
I'm older than her. 我比她年岁大. *
Nobody understands the situation betterthan you. 谁也不如你了解情况. *
There was more whiskyin it than soda. 那里面的威士忌比苏打水多. 用法:
2 (used after more or less and before an expression of time, distance, etc to indicate how long sth takes, how far it is, etc 用於more或less之後和表示时间、 距离等的词语之前, 表明做某事所用的时间、 与某物的距离等):
It cost me more than 100. 这个花了我100多英镑. *
It never takes more than an hour. 所用的时间从不超过一小时. *
He can't be more than fifteen. 他不超过十五岁. *
It's less than a mile to the beach. 离海滨不到一英里. |