| 词汇 | eve |
| 释义 | eve noun uk /iːv/ us /iːv/ [ S ] the day or period before an important event: on the eve ofMrs Clayton was speaking to Arab journalists in Paris on the eve of her visit to Egypt.克莱顿夫人在出访埃及前夕在巴黎与阿拉伯记者进行了交谈。 Christmas EveWhere did you spend Christmas Eve? New Year's EveSheena always throws a party on New Year's Eve. [ S or U ]old use the evening傍晚 The candidate spent election eve on a furious, four-state dash across America. They staged a huge pop concert with fireworks on millennium eve. The eve of our 30th wedding anniversary, he chose to announce he was leaving. Days & times of day afternoon afternoons all day am arvo high noon hour in broad daylightidiom in the dead of night/winteridiom last orders night noontime o'clock office hours opening time overnight the witching hour twilit workday working day Eve noun[ S ] uk /iːv/ us /iːv/ the first woman, according to the biblical story of how the world was made夏娃（《圣经》中描述的世界上第一个女性） The Bible - people, events & places Adam annunciation apocalypse apostolic Eden epistle epistolary evangelist Madonna manna psalm resurrection the ark the disciplesphrase the last judgment the Last Supper the Magi the Second Coming the Ten Commandments the Torah eve | American Dictionaryeve noun[ U ] us/iv/ the evening or day before a holiday, or the period immediately before an important event: New Year’s Eve the eve of the election Examples of eveeve Women were at the forefront of worsening material conditions on the eve of the war, including drought, labor scarcity, crop infestations and famine. On the eve of the 1930s contemporaries would have been in no doubt as to the answer. Eve produced both copulas and auxiliaries quite infrequently (in 18 % and 6 % of obligatory contexts respectively). On the eve of colonialism these societies, as well as several across the border, shared certain features. Analysis of the higher ranks of the regular army on the eve of war in 1861 partially confirms the bipartisan background of senior officers. The electoral outcomes show this tendency consistently since the eve of independence. Some sections were discarded only on the eve of the premiere. He may have simply chosen to avoid a fuss on the eve of his charge's coronation. But on the eve of the operation, someone older and wiser advised us to get a second opinion from a general practitioner. We have taken him on the eve of publication, revising his last proof the moment before coming out. As these extracts make clear, the respondents worried that on the eve of retirement they would not manage to continue their roles. At the eve of federal elections the issue of re-use became subject to intense party competition. All three draw attention to the fact that on the eve of the rebellion their county was relatively prosperous : these were far from being the poorest regions of the country. It was not made clear by the interviewer that the learner (interviewee) was supposed to be recalling what she was thinking at the time of the eve nt itself. For example, every eve is a string of length 9 whose prefixes of length 1, 3 and 9 equal the corresponding suffixes; hence, corr(every eve) = 100000101. See all examples of eve 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. |
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