| 词汇 | content |
| 释义 | content adjective[ after verb ] uk /kənˈtent/ us /kənˈtent/ B2 pleased with your situation and not hoping for change or improvement: 满意的;满足的;知足的 content withHe seems fairly content with (his) life.他好像对生活相当满足。 [ + to infinitive ]They're content to socialize with a very small circle of people.他们满足于只和一小群人交往。 I was just content to see my daughter in such a stable relationship but a grandchild, that really was the icing on the cake. I'd be content with a modest income. He's quite content living on his own. I'm content to sit at the back. They were content with second hand clothes. Satisfied and complacent at one with the worldidiom be on to a good thingidiom complacency complacent complacently pride rest on your laurelsidiom rewardingly sate sated self-content self-contented self-contentedly self-fulfilled self-fulfilment this is the life!idiom triumphalism undiscouraged unenvious virtuously Related wordcontentment Idiomnot content with something/doing something content verb[ T ] uk /kənˈtent/ us /kənˈtent/ to make someone feel happy and satisfied: 使满意，使满足 You're quite easily contented, aren't you?你很容易满足，是不是？ My explanation seemed to content him.我的解释似乎让他很满意。 Causing pleasure agreeable agreeableness agreeably all things to all peopleidiom attractive distraction diverting divertingly do someone the world of goodidiom do someone's heart goodidiom indulgent indulgently jovial jovially keep on the right side of someoneidiom sensuously serendipitous sweeten swooning swooningly Phrasal verbcontent yourself with something content noun[ U ] literaryuk /kənˈtent/ us /kənˈtent/ contentnoun[U] (HAPPINESS)a happy and satisfied feeling: Once had he resolved what to do, there followed almost immediately a feeling of content. Synonym contentment See also to yourheart's content It was with great feelings of content that she ate her breakfast. I have used their product, and much to my content, I found the spices to be ground to exactly the right consistency. Pleasure and happiness abandon afterglow beatitude bed bed of rosesidiom delirium exaltation exultation feast felicity for funphrase fulfilment fun goody joyfulness joyousness jubilation like a dog with two tailsidiom mirth savour content noun uk /ˈkɒn.tent/ us /ˈkɑːn.tent/ contentnoun (INFORMATION)contents[ plural ] B2 the articles or parts contained in a magazine or book, with the number of the page they begin on: table of contentsScroll down the table of (= list of) contents to find areas that interest you. B2[ S or U ] the ideas that are contained in a piece of writing, a speech, or a film: It's a very stylish and beautiful film, but it lacks content. We've discussed the unusual form of the book - now, what about the content? [ U ] information, images, video, etc. that are included as part of something such as a website: All this cool content is available to subscribers only. He used a work account to download and share inappropriate content. I follow her on social media because I love her content. The first item listed in the contents was "Introduction". It's plain reporting of the facts - there's not much editorial content. The content of her report is shrouded in secrecy. Newspapers carried the content of his speech. They get paid by the word to provide content for the blog. This is really good content. Ideas, concepts and theories abstract abstraction accepted wisdom afterthought anthropocentrism Darwinist determinist Dianetics exceptionalism motif musings natalism non-dogmatic non-empirical sacred cow social Darwinism straw man supersensible tenet the domino theory You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Internet terminology contentnoun (AMOUNT)contents[ plural ] B1 everything that is contained within something: contents ofThe contents of his bag spilled all over the floor. C2[ S ] the amount of a particular substance contained in something: high fat contentChocolate has a high fat content. A truck overturned, spilling its contents all over the road. Chemical analysis revealed a high content of copper. The cheaper food has a high water content. They have promised to reduce the salt content in their pizzas. General words for size and amount -sized amount bulk dose of sth element extent footprint good things come in small packagesidiom load measure much number order percent ration size small-scale so muchidiom strength sublot GrammarContent or contents? Content and contents are nouns. … content | American Dictionarycontent adjective us/kənˈtent/ pleased with your situation and not needing or desiring it to be better: Skating this year with a sprained ankle, he said he was content just to make the Olympic team. contentedadjectiveus/kənˈten·tɪd/ Our dog leads a happy and contented life. contentmentnoun[ U ]us/kənˈtent·mənt/(alsocontent) Her greatest happiness and contentment was found in being a devoted wife, mother, and grandmother. content verb[ T ] us/kənˈtent/ to make yourself accept something as satisfactory, although it could be better: We had to content ourselves with watching the sea lions from the shore. content noun[ U ] us/ˈkɑn·tent/ contentnoun[U] (SUBJECT)the subject or ideas contained in something written, said, created, or represented: academic/educational content It’s easy to update the content of the Web site. art Content is also the things represented or suggested in something written or created as art, or the ideas it communicates. contentnoun[U] (AMOUNT)the amount of a particular substance contained in something: This type of milk has a lower fat content. content | Business Englishcontent noun uk /ˈkɒntent/us contents[ plural ] everything that is contained within something: A spokesman has refused to disclose the contents of the shipment. Her parents' home contents insurance policy covered her for the loss of the phone. [ U ](alsocontents[ plural ]) the ideas that are contained in something: New guidelines cover the content of advertising for children. Our description of the contents of the report was completely accurate. [ U ] the information contained on a website, etc.: The next generation of DVDs will have to provide more content. If you want to make money from online advertising, you need content. [ U ] PRODUCTION the parts that are used to make a product: The company also produces paper with 30% recycled content. The trade agreement stipulated that a certain percentage of the content of the manufactured goods should be obtained locally. [ S ] the amount of a particular substance contained in something: The Supreme Court ruled that a beer's alcohol content can be noted on the label. This research dramatically illustrates that the food industry can produce food with much lower salt content. See also local content Examples of contentcontent Titles should be brief, but informative, and should indicate the nature of the contents, not their import. This is being investigated for traits in rice such as grain width and protein contents where significant genotype by environment interaction has been detected. In the laboratory, rice stems were scraped9 and gut contents were carefully removed11. Utilizing the nitrogen content of organic manures on farms-problems and practical solutions. Firstly, one might hold that philosophical ideas should stand or fall on their content, rather than upon the reputation of the philosopher concerned. The video contents are represented using a language-based annotation model. Consequently, elderly participants were not recruited as the survey content would have been irrelevant. Responsibility for its content, including the translations, remains my own. Metabolic stresses at a given water content can impair specific metabolic activities. But despite such differences, they agreed that teaching content was more effectively delivered by their music teachers. Research, or indeed the content of teaching for that matter, must not be controlled by those who are ignorant. They could be full-time content developers, or they could work part-time alongside other teaching or research duties. They accept that legal systems may exist and that, if they do, their content may be wholly determinate. Law practices do not determine the content of the law by contributing propositions which then get amalgamated. Similarly, the model specifies no checkerboard contributions to content until that date, then requires them afterwards. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Collocations withcontentcontentThese are words often used in combination with content. Click on a collocation to see more examples of it. academic content Research and papers on practice and experience sometimes receive less attention because they are perceived as possessing less academic content. actual content Most of the story of modern proof-theory (before ludics) was precisely to extract the actual content from the form. adult content The industry is in the process of drawing up a self-regulatory code of practice, which will introduce safeguards to protect minors from accessing adult content via mobile phones. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. See all collocations with content |
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