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read
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read1 /riːd/ ●●● S1 W1 verb (past tensepst and past participlepp read /red/) → reed
1 words/books 文字/书籍 [intransitiveI, transitiveT]READ to look at written words and understand what they mean 阅读，读懂
2 find information 发现信息 [intransitiveI, transitiveT not in progressive]READ to find out information from books, newspapers etc 〔在书籍、报纸等中〕读到，看到
3 read and speak 朗读 [intransitiveI, transitiveT]READ to say the words in a book, newspaper etc so that people can hear them 读出，朗读
read (something) to somebody
4 music/maps etc 乐谱/地图等 [transitiveT]UNDERSTAND to look at signs or pictures and understand what they mean 读懂，看懂〔符号或图片〕
5. computer 计算机 [transitiveT] technicalTD if a computer can read a disk, it can take the information that is on the disk and put it into its memory 读取〔磁盘中的信息〕
6 understand STH in a particular way 以某种方式理解某事 [transitiveT always + adverbadv/prepositionprep]UNDERSTAND to understand a situation, remark etc in one of several possible ways 解读，〔按某种方式〕理解 SYN interpret
read something as something
7 have words on 写有文字 [transitiveT not in progressive]READ used to say what words are on a sign, in a letter etc 〔指示牌、信上等〕写着 SYN say
8 style of writing 写作风格 [intransitiveI] if something reads well, badly etc, it has been written well, badly etc 读起来
9 read something as/for something CORRECTto replace one word or number with another one, usually with the correct one 将…改作…/用…替换…〔用于订正讹误〕
10 measuring 度量 [transitiveT]
11 at university 在大学里 [intransitiveI, transitiveT] British EnglishBrESEC to study a subject at a university 攻读，念〔某一课程〕
12 take it as read (that) especially British EnglishBrE to feel certain that something is true although no one has told you it is true 假定；认为 SYN assume
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13 take something as read to accept that a report or statement is correct without reading it or discussing it 〔未经阅读或讨论而〕相信某事物是正确的
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14 read between the lines MEANINGto guess someone’s real feelings from something they say or write, when they do not tell you directly 看出字里行间的意思；听出真实意思
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read between the lines• While Anderson did not say directly that changes needed to be made, it was easy to read between the lines.• Frequently it is necessary to read between the lines.• Jody goes over the two faxes again, this time slowly, trying to read between the lines.• Simon presents his story in a typically heroic manner, so I have to read between the lines.• Reading between the lines, I don't think they want to train people who might soon leave the company.• Harriet, reading between the lines, knew exactly what her daughter meant.• So beware: if we were able to read between the lines that easily, so too can your family and friends!• Perseverance is required to understand the story and you have to read between the lines to find the book's full meaning.• Perseverance is required to understand the story and one had to read between the lines to find the book's full meaning.• You will use your powers of anticipation and imagination to read between the lines, to understand message and meaning.• Although the financial side is far from the whole story, you can usually read between the lines very clearly.
15 read somebody’s mind/thoughts UNDERSTANDto guess what someone else is thinking 猜测某人的心思
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16. can read somebody like a book KNOW somebodyif you can read someone like a book, you know them so well that you immediately know what they are thinking or feeling 对某人了如指掌
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can read somebody like a book• I can read you like a book - some book I've read six times already.
17. read somebody’s palm ROto look carefully at someone’s hand, in order to find out about their future 为某人看手相
18. read somebody’s lips UNDERSTANDto understand what someone is saying by watching the way their lips move. People who cannot hear do this. 〔因听不见而〕唇读，观唇辨意 → lip-read
20. do you read me? spokenASK A QUESTION used to ask someone whether they can hear you when you are speaking to them by radio 听到没有？〔用于无线电通话时〕
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do you read me?• I do not want this to happen again! Do you read me?
21 well-read/widely-read READsomeone who is well-read has read a lot of books and knows a lot about many subjects 博览群书的，博学的
→ reading, → read (somebody) the riot act at riot1(4)n GRAMMAR: Patterns with read
read something in something
You read something in a book, newspaper, magazine etc:
I read the interview in the newspaper.
✗Don’t say: read something on a book, newspaper, magazine etc You read something in a particular chapter of a book, or in the introduction:
In this chapter you can read about different types of diet.
You read something in the instructions or in a recipe:
read something on somethingI read in the instructions that you are supposed to boil the pasta for six minutes.
You read something on the Internet or on a website:
She read the story on the Internet.
You read something on a page:
You can read about his life story on page 12.
You read something on a train, bus, plane etc:
I like reading on the train – it helps to pass the time.
✗Don’t say: read something in a train, bus, plane etc THESAURUS
PHRASAL VERBSread to look at and understand the words in a book, magazine, letter etc for interest, enjoyment, or study 阅读，读懂
What book are you reading at the moment?
你现在在读什么书？
I usually read the newspaper on the way to work.
我一般在上班途中看报纸。
flick/flip/leaf through something to turn the pages of a book, magazine etc quickly, looking for things that might interest you 快速翻阅/浏览某物〔以寻找有趣的东西〕
While I was waiting, I flicked through a magazine.
我一边等一边翻看一本杂志。
nShe was flipping through the pages of an encyclopedia.
nCunningham was leafing through a copy of the Financial Times at his desk amidst a cloud of cigar-smoke.
browse through something to spend time looking through a book, magazine etc without any clear purpose, looking for things that might interest you 随意翻阅某物〔以寻找有趣的东西〕
Would you like to browse through our holiday brochure?
你想看看我们的度假小册子吗？
skim/scan (through) something to read something quickly to get the main ideas or find a particular piece of information 快速浏览某物〔以了解主要内容或寻找某些信息〕
I want you to skim through the article and write a short summary of it.
我要你们迅速浏览这篇文章，然后写一篇简短的摘要。
Tony scanned the menu for a vegetarian option.
托尼浏览菜单找素食。
pore over something to read something very carefully for a long time 仔细阅读某物
They spent weeks poring over guidebooks and planning their holiday.
他们花了几个星期的时间研读旅游指南，安排度假。
devour something /dɪˈvaʊə $ -ˈvaʊr/ to read something quickly and eagerly 如饥似渴地阅读某物
Her young fans devour her books.
她那些年轻粉丝如饥似渴地阅读她的作品。
dip into something to read short parts of something 略微翻看某物
It’s a book you can dip into rather than read from cover to cover.
这本书你随便翻翻就行了，没必要从头读到尾。
plough/wade through something to read something long and boring 阅读〔冗长无聊的〕某物
He’s upstairs ploughing through financial reports.
他在楼上苦读财务报告。
I can’t possibly wade through all this.
我不可能读完那么多无聊的东西。
surf the Net/Internet/Web to look quickly through information on the Internet, stopping to read what interests you 网上冲浪，浏览因特网
5I was surfing the Net, trying to find my ideal job.
我在网上浏览信息，想找一份理想的工作。
nHe surfed the Net, looking for jobs.
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read• map reading• My parents taught me how to read.• On the other hand, your readers might be bright and fully conscious of what they are reading.• Good managers are usually able to read a situation quickly and take the right action.• Jean can't read a word without her glasses on.• On the way out I noticed a photograph of a benign-looking chap and read about his gifts to charity.• Did you read about that terrible car crash?• The headline read: "Firefighters Save Girl From Flames."• Don't believe everything you read in the newspapers.• Have you read Jean Martin's latest novel?• Read me Aunt Evelyn's letter while I cook dinner.• She went on to read medicine at Edinburgh.• I learned to read music when I was taking piano lessons.• The Government is also to rush through a ban on fox hunting by holding the bill's second reading on December 18.• Finally, it never hurts to wear our own love of reading on our sleeve.• Oliver is reading philosophy at Oxford.• I can read Spanish but I can't speak it very well.• Have you read Stephen King's new book yet?• I was astonished to read that half of all sixteen year olds have experimented with drugs.• The judge had been reading the court file.• Someone came to read the electricity meter this morning.• I opened the seals as carefully as I could and read the file.• Always read the label before you wash your clothes.• We can not help signing so long as there is another human being who needs to read the signs.• Men shouldn't be surprised if women read this behaviour as threatening.• I marveled at her physical beauty, wanting her to like me, to read to me, to even hold me.• She learnt to read when she was only three years old.• Soon utility companies may be able to read your meter by computer.
widely read• The older works listed first are still widely read and most are generally available in both hardcover and paperback.• Local newspapers are widely read and relatively cheap to advertise in.• But he was one of the most well-informed, widely read and serious political figures in public life.• For all its note of fantasy, however, the article was widely read and well timed.• But even though his book was intended for contemplatives, it was also widely read by lay men and women.• Herbert is widely read, where Collins is seldom even heard of.• Newspapers with a significant political reporting are not widely read, whereas television news programs are often among the most-watched programs.
read (that)• It is a disheartening history to read.• As a boy I had read a lot of sea stories and indulged in fancies of rounding the Horn in a windjammer.• We read everything teachers have told us is important.• Their son had begun to read in kindergarten and was academically advanced.• I read it with interest, then forgot it.• They began to meet in private houses where they read sermons and prayed together.• To make up your mind what to do, we suggest that you read several of the books your son has read.
read somebody something• Daddy, will you read me a story?
read something as something• Please read "5.2% interest" as "5.5% interest".• For "November" on line 6, read "September."• Low test scores should not be read as a sign of failure.• People read his silence as an admission of guilt.
reads well• On the whole the translation reads well.• Johnson's travel guide reads well and is very informative.
read2 noun [singular] informal
1 British EnglishBrEREAD if you have a read, you spend time reading 阅读，读书
2 a good read informal READsomething that you enjoy reading 喜欢的读物
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a good read• Taken as a good read, this is an excellent book.• Le Carre can always be counted on to deliver a good read.• Barnes and Hughes for a good read, Levin ton for the examinations.• I just sit and have a good read until they are done.• He seems to have a good read on his players and good rapport with them.• It's not great literature, but it's a good read.• Journal in double triumph Roy Castle takes a break from record-breaking and relaxes with a good read.• It is certainly worth a good read, and I can recommend it to anyone interested in this subject.
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read• The newspaper is trying to attract more young readers.• A careful read of this book will show that underpinning it is a terrible truth.• Not even the most unreconstructed Keynesian would ever claim that the General Theory was an easy read.• I would like to recommend it to both sexes as a jolly exciting read.• It is certainly worth a good read, and I can recommend it to anyone interested in this subject.• On one level, it is vastly entertaining and a rattling good read.• I do a lot of reading when I'm on vacation.• Children are taught reading and writing in their first years at school.
have a ... read• Have the students read or listen to the passages.• He might have been rather less relieved if he could have read her mind.• Of 100 gravestones that I have read nearby, 57 are for children who died before the age of 20.• Thompson must have read the explosive Nixon transcripts wistfully.• This directory must exist and the user must have at least read and write access to it.• This is one page you have to read, and read carefully.
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General words meaning to read: read, study, devour...
Editing, adapting and proofreading: abridge, adapt, append...
Musical ability: voice, read, pitch...
To understand something or someone in a particular way: make out, interpret, perceive...
To contain something: include, contents, contain...
What computers and computer programs do: abort, bomb, boot...
To measure something: measure, weigh, pace out...
To hear something: make out, hear, overhear...
To study, or to study hard: study, learn, train...
Reading: reading, reader, scan...
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