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come verb
⇨ come 1 (come here) ⇨ come 2 (when the time comes) ⇨ arrive (come early) ⇨ attend (come to a party) ⇨ become (come undone/loose) ⇨ go 2 (come by ship)come1 verb come here 到这里来when the time comes 当时机到来时come ♦︎ approach ♦︎ draw ♦︎ come along ♦︎ near ♦︎ close in ♦︎ convergeThese words all mean to move to or towards a person or place. 这些词均表示移至、接近、靠近。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆to come / draw in / into sth◆to come / draw up / up to sb / sth◆to close in / converge on sb / sth◆to come / draw close / near / closer / nearer◆to slowly come / approach / draw / close in on sb■ come (came, come) [intransitive] (usually used with an adverb or preposition 通常与副词或介词连用) to go towards a particular place or to a particular event; to go towards sb/sth in a particular way or from a particular distance 来◆He came into the room and shut the door.他进了房间，把门关上。◆She came to work wearing a very smart suit.她穿着非常时髦的套装来上班。◆Come here!到这儿来！◆Come and see us soon!快点来看我们吧！◆ (NAmE) Come see us soon!快点来看我们吧！◆Here comes Jo (= Jo is coming)!乔来啦！◆He's come all the way from Tokyo.他从东京远道而来。◆Why don't you come with us?为什么不和我们一起来呢？◆It looks as if there's a storm coming.看上去好像暴风雨要来了。◆The kids came running into the room.孩子们跑着进屋来了。ⓘ Come is usually used from the point of view of the person or place that sb is moving to or towards. * come一般指朝说话者所在的方位移动。 OPP go ⇨ go 1 see also coming ⇨ arrival 1 ■ approach [intransitive, transitive] (rather formal) to come near or towards sb/sth 靠近；接近◆We could hear the train approaching.我们听到火车驶近的声音。◆Police said the suspect should not be approached.警方说不应接近嫌犯。◆She approached the crossroads cautiously.她小心地接近十字路口。 see also approach ⇨ arrival 1 ■ draw (drew, drawn) [intransitive] (written) (always used with an adverb or preposition 总是与副词或介词连用) to move in the direction mentioned, usually towards sb/sth （向某个方向，通常朝某人或某物）移动，行进◆The train drew into the station.火车进站。◆Their car drew alongside ours.他们的汽车与我们的并排行驶。◆She waved to me as I drew up (= arrived in a car and stopped).我把车停下来的时候她朝我挥了挥手。◆As he drew near, I could see that he was limping.当他走近时，我看到他一瘸一拐的。■ ˌcome aˈlong phrasal verb (came, come)to come closer and then arrive at a place 逐渐抵达；到达◆We'll get the next bus that comes along.我们要坐下一趟来的公共汽车。◆I'd hate someone to come along and see me like this.我讨厌我这样子被过来的人看见。■ near [intransitive, transitive] (formal) to come nearer to sb/sth 接近；靠近；临近◆As the bus neared we could see someone waving.公共汽车靠近时，我们看到有个人在挥手。◆We were obviously nearing the airport.我们显然快到机场了。■ ˌclose ˈin phrasal verb to move nearer to sb/sth, especially in order to attack or capture them （尤指为了进攻或捕获）逼近，靠近◆They knew the police were closing in.他们知道警察在逼近。◆It was a shark closing in for the kill.那是一条鲨鱼在逼近，准备捕杀猎物。◆Rebel troops were closing in on the city.叛军正要围攻那座城市。■ converge /kənˈvɜːdʒ; NAmE kənˈvɜːrdʒ/ [intransitive] (usually used with an adverb or preposition, especially on 通常与副词或介词连用，尤其是on) (of people or vehicles) to move towards a place from different directions and form a crowd there （人或车辆）汇集，聚集，集中◆Thousands of supporters converged on Washington for the rally.成千上万的支持者从四面八方汇聚华盛顿举行集会。 come2 verb come here 到这里来when the time comes 当时机到来时come ♦︎ arrive ♦︎ approach ♦︎ near ♦︎ draw nearThese words all relate to a time or event that comes or happens, especially one that you have been waiting for. 这些词均表示时间到来或事件发生，尤指如期而至。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆spring / summer / autumn / fall / winter comes / arrives / approaches / draws near◆the day / time comes / arrives / approaches / draws near◆to come / arrive early / late◆to finally come / arrive■ come (come, come) [intransitive](of a particular time) to be now （某一时刻）到来，来临◆When the moment actually came, I began to feel a little nervous.当那一刻真的来临时，我开始感觉有些紧张。◆Business improved as Christmas came nearer.圣诞节临近，生意有所改善。◆The deadline came and went, but there was no reply from them.最后期限到了，又过去了，但他们一直没有回复。■ arrive [intransitive] (written) (of a time or event) to come or happen, especially after you have been waiting for it （尤指等待的时刻或事件）到来，发生◆The day of the wedding finally arrived.婚礼这一天终于到了。◆The age of industrialization had arrived.工业化时代已经来到了。■ approach [intransitive, transitive] to come closer in time （时间上）接近，临近◆The deadline was fast approaching.截止期限很快就到了。◆He was approaching a turning point in his life.他即将面临自己人生的转折点。■ near [intransitive, transitive] (rather formal) to come close in time （时间上）接近，临近◆It was nearing midnight.快午夜了。◆The project is nearing completion.这个项目就要完成了。◆Many of the teachers were nearing retirement.许多教师临近退休。■ draw near (drew, drawn) [intransitive] (rather formal) to come close in time （时间上）接近，临近◆The time for her departure was drawing near.她离开的日子越来越近了。 arrive verb ➡ See also the entry for ⇨ get 4 另见get条第4义arrive ♦︎ come ♦︎ get here/there ♦︎ turn up ♦︎ get in/into ♦︎ come in ♦︎ land ♦︎ show up ♦︎ appear ♦︎ roll in ♦︎ showThese words all mean to get to a place. 这些词均表示到达、抵达。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆to arrive / turn up / land / show up / appear at / in / on a place◆to arrive / come for sb◆to arrive / come / turn up / land / show up / appear / show here / there◆to have just arrived / come / got here / turned up / got in / come in / landed / appeared◆to be the first / last to arrive / come / get here / turn up / get in / come in / land / show up / roll in / appear◆to arrive / come / get here / turn up / get in / come in / appear late◆to arrive / come / get here / turn up / get in / come in early◆to arrive / get here / turn up / get in / come in / land on time◆to arrive / come / get here / turn up / show up / appear soon◆to arrive / get here / land safely◆to finally arrive / come / get here / turn up / get in / come in / show up / appear / show◆to eventually arrive / get here / get in / come in / show up / appear / roll in■ arrive [intransitive](of people) to get to a place, especially at the end of a journey; (of things) to be brought or sent to sb （人）到达，抵达；（物）送达，寄到◆What time did they arrive?他们什么时候到的？◆We were the first to arrive.我们是最早到的。◆She'll arrive in New York at around noon.她大约会在正午到达纽约。◆We didn't arrive back at the hotel till very late.我们很晚才回到旅馆。◆Ambulances quickly arrived at the scene.救护车迅速抵达现场。◆A package arrived for you this morning.今天上午来了一个寄给你的包裹。◆Your application should arrive by 29 June.申请信要在6月29日前寄到。OPP leave , depart ⇨ leave 1 ■ come (come, come) [intransitive] to arrive at or reach a place; to arrive somewhere in order to do or get sth 抵达（某地）；来做；来取◆They continued until they came to a river.他们继续往前一直来到河边。◆Your breakfast is coming soon!你的早餐马上就到！◆Have any letters come for me?有我的信吗？◆Help came at last.救援终于到了。◆I've come for my book.我来拿我的书。◆I've come to get my book.我来拿我的书。◆I've come about my book.我来拿我的书。◆He came looking for me.他来找我。■ ˈget here■ ˈget there phrase (getting, got, got; NAmE spoken getting, got, gotten) (rather informal, especially spoken) to arrive somewhere 到达，抵达（某地）◆Email me when you get there.到了那儿给我发电邮吧。◆Why did it take you so long to get here?为什么你那么久才到这儿？◆By the time I got there, I was very cold and hungry.到那儿的时候，我又冷又饿。■ ˌturn ˈup phrasal verb (rather informal, especially spoken) to arrive at a place or event, especially when you are not expected （尤指意外地）到达，露面◆She was surprised when they turned up on her doorstep.他们出现在门口时，她很意外。◆After two days the child turned up safe and well.两天后，那孩子平平安安地回来了。◆She hadn't turned up for work that morning.那天早上她没来上班。■ ˌget ˈin■ ˌget ˈinto sth phrasal verb (getting, got, got; NAmE spoken getting, got, gotten) (rather informal, especially spoken) to arrive at a place, especially your home, work or the place where a journey ends 到达，抵达（家、工作单位或行程终点）◆What time did you get in (= arrive home) last night?你昨晚什么时候到家的？◆I got in (= at work) late that morning.那天早上我上班迟到了。◆I'll ask him as soon as he gets in.他一到我就问他。◆His train gets into Glasgow at 12.22.他乘坐的火车12点22分抵达格拉斯哥。■ ˌcome ˈin phrasal verb (come, come)to arrive at a place where a journey ends; to be received 到达（行程终点）；被收到◆A few minutes later our train came in.几分钟后我们乘坐的火车进站了。◆Come in (= enter) and make yourself at home.进来，不必拘礼。◆News is coming in of a serious accident.刚刚收到消息，发生了一起重大事故。■ land [intransitive] (usually used with an adverb or preposition 通常与副词或介词连用) (of people) to arrive somewhere in a plane or boat; (of things) to arrive somewhere and cause difficulties that have to be dealt with （乘飞机或船）着陆，登陆；（事物）降临（带来麻烦）◆Troops landed on the island.部队在岛上登陆了。◆We were due to land at Gatwick.我们预定在盖特威克机场降落。◆Who were the first men to land on the moon?谁是首批登上月球的人？◆Why do complaints always land on my desk (= why do I always have to deal with them)?为什么投诉总得要我来处理？■ ˌshow ˈup phrasal verb (showed, shown) (informal) to arrive at a place, especially when you are expected （尤指如约）到来，出现◆When she failed to show up by eight we got worried.她8点还没露面，我们开始担心。■ appear [intransitive] (usually used with an adverb or preposition 通常与副词或介词连用) to arrive at a place and be seen there 来到；出现◆By ten o'clock Lee still hadn't appeared.到10点钟李仍然没有露面。◆A man appeared at the door and asked to see her.一名男子出现在门口要求见她。◆The file appeared on my desk yesterday.那份文件昨天出现在我的桌子上。■ ˌroll ˈin phrasal verb (informal) to arrive somewhere without worrying about the time 慢条斯理地来到◆Steve eventually rolled in around lunchtime.到午饭时分，史蒂夫才慢吞吞地来了。■ show (showed, shown) [intransitive] (often used in negative sentences 常用于否定句) (informal) to arrive somewhere, especially at a place where sb is waiting for you （尤指别人等待的情况下）到来，出现◆I waited till ten o'clock but she didn't show.我等到10点钟，可她一直没露面。◆What if nobody shows?如果没有人来该怎么办？ attend verb ➡ See also the entry for ⇨ get 4 另见get条第4义attend ♦︎ come ♦︎ go ♦︎ come alongThese words all mean to be present at an event. 这些词均表示出席、参加。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆to come / go / come along to sth◆to attend / come / go / come along with sb◆to attend / come to / go to / come along to a meeting / wedding◆to attend / come to / go to a conference◆to attend / come to / go to a party■ attend [transitive, intransitive] (rather formal) to be present at an organized event such as a meeting or wedding 出席；参加◆Over 600 people attended the conference.600多人出席了会议。◆The lecture was attended by most of the faculty.绝大多数教师参加了讲座。◆Several members were unable to attend.几名成员未能出席。▸ attendance / /əˈtendəns/ / noun [uncountable, countable] ◆Attendance at these lectures is not compulsory.这些课不是硬性规定要去听的。■ come (come, come) [intransitive] to travel to a place in order to be present at an event 来（参加或出席活动）◆Please come to my party on September 10th.请于9月10日来参加我的聚会。◆Thanks for coming!谢谢光临！◆I'm sorry, I won't be able to come.抱歉，我来不了。◆Why don't you come skating with us tonight?今晚来和我们一起溜冰怎么样？■ go (went, gone) [intransitive] to travel to a place in order to be present at an event 去（参加或出席活动）◆He was going to a concert that evening and invited her to go with him.他那晚要去听音乐会，便邀请她一起去。◆Who else is going?还有谁会去？NOTE 辨析 Come or go? Come expresses the point of view of a person who arranges an event or attends it. Go is used when the speaker is talking about other people. * come用于说话人是组织者或参与者的情况，go用于说话人谈及其他人的情况。■ ˌcome aˈlong phrasal verb to go to an event with sb 跟随；跟着来◆Come along to a meeting and see what you think.跟我一起去开个会吧，看看你有什么想法。 become linking verb become ♦︎ get ♦︎ go ♦︎ grow ♦︎ come ♦︎ turnThese verbs all mean to start to be sth or to change from one state or condition to another. 这些动词均表示开始变得、变成。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆to get / grow / come to know / like sb / sth◆to become / get / grow / turn cold / warm / chilly◆to become / get / grow fat / old◆to become / get / grow angry / hungry / tired◆to become / get annoyed / confused / involved / worried◆to become / get / grow used / accustomed to sth◆to become / get engaged / pregnant◆to become / go / turn red / white / blue, etc.◆to become / go blind / crazy / mad◆to become / come loose◆to go / turn bad / sour■ become (became, become)to start to be sth 开始变得；变成◆She was becoming confused.她开始糊涂了。◆It was becoming more and more difficult to live on his salary.靠他的工资越来越难以维持生计了。◆She became queen in 1952.她于1952年登基为女王。◆The bill will become law next year.该议案将于明年成为法律。■ get (getting, got, got; NAmE spoken getting, got, gotten)to reach, or make sb/sth/yourself reach, a particular state or condition; to reach the point at which you feel, know, are, etc. sth （使）达到，进入；开始（感觉到、认识到、成为等）；达到⋯地步（或程度）◆You'll soon get used to the climate here.你很快会习惯这儿的气候。◆We ought to go; it's getting late.我们该走了，时候不早了。◆to get dressed / undressed (= to put your clothes on / take your clothes off) 穿上／脱下衣服◆They plan to get married in the summer.他们打算夏天结婚。◆She's upstairs getting ready.她在楼上做准备。◆Don't get your dress dirty!别把你的连衣裙弄脏！◆She soon got the children ready for school.她很快就让孩子们准备好了去上学。◆You'll like her once you get to know her.你一旦了解她就会喜欢她。◆She's getting to be an old lady now.她现在都快成老太婆了。NOTE 辨析 Become or get?Both these verbs can describe changes in sb's state or condition. 这两个动词均可指人的状态或境况的改变◆to become / get tired / cold / angry / scared / pregnant / thin / old / better累了；变冷；生气了；害怕了；怀孕了；变瘦；变老；变好In general, become is more formal than get, and get is more frequent in spoken language. However, there are some cases where you can only use one of these words. 一般来说，become较get正式，get较常用于口语中。不过，有些情况只能用其中的一个◆I became / got hungry / upset (= verb + adjective).我饿了；我心烦意乱起来。（在动词 + 形容词结构中，一般情况下用become或get均可）◆She became Queen / a teacher / a member of the club (= verb + noun).她成为了女王／教师／俱乐部的会员。（在动词 + 名词结构中，只能用become）◆She got Queen, etc. ◆Don't get your dress dirty (= verb + noun + adjective)!别把你的连衣裙弄脏了！（在动词 + 名词 + 形容词结构中，只能用get）◆Don't become your dress dirty! ◆It took me a long time to get to know her properly (= verb + to + infinitive).我花了很长时间才真正了解她。（在动词 + 带to不定式结构中，只能用get）◆to become to know her Use get for changes that are the result of deliberate actions by you or sb else. 描述自己或他人有意的行为所带来的变化，用get◆to get dressed / married / divorced / killed / mugged / fired穿好衣服；结婚；离婚；被杀；遭到抢劫；被解雇◆to become dressed/married, etc. There are also some adjectives that you can only use with become (not get). These include adjectives connected with ability ( able/unable/proficient/skilled), knowledge ( aware, certain, convinced), availability ( available, common, extinct, useful) and clarity ( clear, obvious, evident, apparent). 有些形容词只能与become而不能与get连用，这些形容词包括表示能力的able、unable、proficient和skilled，表示认知的aware、certain和convinced，表示可获性和可用度的available、common、extinct和useful，以及表示明晰的clear、obvious、evident和apparent。 ■ go (goes, went, gone)to become different in a particular way, especially a bad way; to reach a particular state or condition （尤指朝坏的方面）变成，变为，变得；进入⋯状态；处于⋯状况◆Her hair is going grey.她的头发日渐花白。◆This milk has gone sour.这牛奶馊了。◆The children went wild with excitement.孩子们欣喜若狂。◆She went to sleep.她睡着了。◆That colour has gone out of fashion.那种颜色已经过时了。ⓘ Go is often used to talk about changes in colour ( to go red/white/grey) and other, especially negative, changes ( to go mad/bad/bald/crazy/wrong/bankrupt). * go常用以指颜色的变化和负面变化，如to go red/white/grey（变红；变白；变灰白）；to go mad/bad/bald/crazy/wrong/bankrupt（发疯；变坏；谢顶；发狂；出毛病；破产）。■ grow (grew, grown)to begin to have a particular quality or feeling over a period of time; to gradually begin to do sth 逐渐变得；逐渐成为；逐渐开始◆The skies grew dark and it began to rain.天渐渐黑了，下起雨来。◆As time went on he grew more and more impatient.时间久了，他越来越没有耐性。◆I'm sure you'll grow to like her in time.我肯定你会慢慢喜欢上她的。ⓘ Grow is used to talk about changes that happen over a period of time rather than suddenly. It is often used with comparative adjectives to show this gradual change. * grow指在一段时间内逐渐发生变化，而非突然变化。常与形容词比较级连用，以示渐变◆She suddenly grew angry. ◆She grew braver with time.时间慢慢过去，她变得更勇敢了。 ■ come (come, come)to become; to reach a point where you realize, understand or believe sth 成为；变成；达到（认识、理解或相信的程度）◆The buttons had come undone.纽扣都松开了。◆Everything will come right in the end.一切最终都会好起来的。◆I've come to expect this kind of behaviour from him.对于他的这种举止我渐渐不感到意外了。NOTE 辨析 Grow and comeIn this meaning, these two verbs are either followed by an adjective ( come loose/grow calm), or by 'to' + infinitive ( I came/grew to realize, understand, believe, etc.). 表达此义时，这两个动词后接形容词或带to的不定式，如come loose/grow calm（松了；平静下来）；I came/grew to realize, understand, believe, etc.（我逐渐认识到／理解／相信等）。■ turn to change into a particular state or condition; to make sth do this （使）变成，成为◆The leaves were turning brown.叶子变黄了。◆He turned nasty when we refused to give him the money.我们不给他钱时，他立刻露出凶相。◆She turned a deathly shade of white when she heard the news.她听到这个消息时面如死灰。◆He's a lawyer turned politician (= he used to be a lawyer but is now a politician).他以前是个律师，现在从政。ⓘ Turn is used to talk about colours * turn用来表示颜色变化◆to turn blue / red / white;变蓝；变红；变白about changes in the weather 天气变化◆to turn cold / warm / chilly变得寒冷／温暖／阴冷and negative changes 和负面变化◆to turn nasty / mean / sour / bad变得凶恶／卑鄙；馊了；变坏 go2 verb go into the kitchen 进厨房go to China 去中国go ♦︎ fly ♦︎ travel ♦︎ come ♦︎ do ♦︎ drive ♦︎ ride ♦︎ run ♦︎ coverThese words all mean to move between different places, especially over a long distance. 这些词均表示行走、旅行，尤指长途旅行。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆to go / fly / travel / come / drive / ride / run from / to sth◆to go / fly / travel / come / drive / ride with sb◆to go / fly / travel / come / do / drive / ride / cover 50 miles / 1 000 km◆to go / travel / come by air / sea / boat / ship / train / car◆to go / travel / come / do sth / cover sth on foot◆to go / fly / travel / come / drive east / north / south / west◆to go / travel / come / drive overland◆to travel / come / drive a long distance■ go (goes, went, gone) [intransitive] to make a journey from one place to another; to do so over a particular distance 去；前往；旅行，行走（一段距离）◆I usually go to work by bus.我一般乘公共汽车上班。◆She's gone to Brazil on vacation.她去巴西度假去了。◆I have to go to Rome on business.我得到罗马出差。◆Here's a list of things to remember before you go.这是你走之前要记住去做的事情清单。◆We had gone many miles without seeing another car.我们走了很多英里，一路都没有见到其他汽车。ⓘ Been, not gone, is used as the past participle when sb has gone to a place and come back. 表示某人去过某地并已返回，过去分词用been，不用gone◆She has gone to China (= she is now in China or is on her way there).她去中国了。◆She's been to China (= she went to China and has now returned).她去过中国。 see also go ⇨ leave 1 ■ fly (flew, flown) [intransitive, transitive] to go on a journey in an aircraft （搭飞机）飞行，飞越◆When are you flying to Bangkok?你何时飞往曼谷？◆It was the first time I'd ever flown.那是我第一次乘飞机。◆She always flies business class.她搭飞机总是坐商务舱。◆Who was the first person to fly the Atlantic (= travel over it in an aircraft)?谁是飞越大西洋的第一人？ see also fly ⇨ drive 1 , fly ⇨ fly 1 ■ travel (-ll-, NAmE -l-) [intransitive, transitive] to go from one place to another, especially over a long distance （尤指长途）行走，旅行；游历◆I spent a year travelling around Africa.我花了一年时间周游非洲。◆Here are some tips on how to keep healthy while you're travelling.以下是一些旅行时保持健康的小窍门。◆He went travelling (= spent time visiting different places) for six months.他在外旅行了六个月。◆We travelled the length and breadth of (= all over) the country.我们游遍了全国。◆Children under five travel free.五岁以下儿童免费乘坐。 see also travel ⇨ travel noun , traveller ⇨ passenger ■ come (came, come) [intransitive, transitive] to make a journey to a place; to make a journey of a particular length, in a particular type of vehicle, etc. 来（到）；（乘某种交通工具）到达，抵达◆People came from all over the world to settle here.人们从世界各地来这里定居。◆How far have you come?你从多远的地方来的？◆He came to England by ship.他坐船来到英格兰。 see also come in ⇨ enter NOTE 辨析 Go or come? Go is used when speaking from the point of view of sb who is at the place where the journey starts. Come expresses the point of view of sb who is at the place where the journey ends. * go是从位于行程起点的人的角度来讲，come是从位于行程终点的人的角度来讲◆We're going to Australia to visit our daughter.我们要去澳大利亚探望女儿。◆I hope you can come to Australia to visit us.我希望你能来澳大利亚探望我们。 ■ do (does, did, done) [transitive] to travel a particular distance or go at a particular speed; to complete a journey 走过（一段路程）；（以某种速度）走完，完成（旅程）◆How many miles did you do yesterday?你昨天走了多少英里？◆My car does 40 miles to the gallon (= uses one gallon of petrol to travel 40 miles).我的汽车每耗1加仑汽油可行驶40英里。◆The car was doing 90 miles an hour.那辆汽车当时时速为90英里。◆We did the round trip (= went there and back) in under three hours.我们来回一趟用了不到三个小时。■ drive (drove, driven) [intransitive, transitive] to make a journey by road, especially in a car 在公路上行进（尤指开车）◆Shall we drive or go by train?我们开车去还是坐火车去？◆We must have driven over 600 kilometres today.我们今天肯定开了600公里以上。◆We drove the rest of the way in silence.余下的路上我们开着车，默不作声。 see also drive ⇨ drive verb 1 , drive ⇨ flight noun ■ ride (rode, ridden) [intransitive, transitive] (usually used with an adverb or preposition 通常与副词或介词连用) (especially NAmE) to travel in a vehicle, especially as a passenger 搭乘；乘坐◆The men loaded my stuff onto the pick-up and I rode with them in the cab.那几个人把我的东西放到小货车上，我和他们一同坐进驾驶室开走了。◆You could ride right along the coast by tram.你可以坐有轨电车沿着海边走。◆ (NAmE) He rides the subway every day.他每天都坐地铁。 see also ride ⇨ flight noun ■ run (running, ran, run) [intransitive](of a bus, train, etc.) to travel on a particular route （公共汽车、火车等沿特定路线）行驶◆The buses run every thirty minutes.那些公共汽车每三十分钟一班。◆He claimed that 95 per cent of trains run on time.他声称95%的火车正点行驶。◆The train was running late (= was not going to arrive on time).那列火车晚点了。ⓘ Run is usually used to talk about how often or at what times there are buses, trains, etc. * run通常用于谈论公共汽车、火车等的班次或发车时间。■ cover [transitive] to travel the distance mentioned 行走（⋯长的路程）◆We must have covered over 20 miles.我们一定走了20多英里。◆I covered a lot of ground rapidly and soon caught up with them.我快速地走了很长一段路，很快就追上了他们。 |