英语词汇“become”的释义、区别辨析及用法例句-英语同义词词典

► become

to begin to be something:

Ella became more and more angry as she listened to the woman talk.

He is trying to become a better person.

► get

get means the same as become but sounds more informal:

It was getting dark, and people began to leave.

I am getting very excited because my cousins are coming to visit.

► turn

to become different in color, or to change and become hotter, cooler, etc.:

Her face had turned white with anger.

The weather turned hot and humid.

➔ You also use turn when someone or something becomes violent or nasty: Suddenly the conversation turned nasty.

► go

to become different in color, or to become dark or cold:

His hair is going gray.

The room suddenly went dark.

My body went cold with fear.

➔ You also use go when someone becomes crazy, wild, or quiet: The crowd went wild when the Yankees won.

► grow

to slowly become different. Grow is used especially in stories and literature:

The sky grew dark and it started to rain.

He had grown very fond of her.

► develop into also grow into

to become something different over a very long time:

You have developed into a wonderful young woman these past few years.

The library has grown into a meeting place for the community.

► turn into

to become something completely different:

My great idea turned into a complete disaster.

➔ You also use turn into to show that something completely changes its shape or the way it looks, especially through magic: The witch said a magic word and the prince turned into a frog.

GRAMMAR CHECK: becomeBecome can be followed by an adjective or a noun: He became upset. | The caterpillar became a butterfly. Get, turn, go, and grow can only be followed by an adjective: He got upset. | The weather grew cold.Develop into, grow into, and turn into can only be followed by a noun: The caterpillar turned into a butterfly.

单词	become
例句	becomebecome /bɪˈkʌm/ verb (past tense became, past participle become) ► become to begin to be something: Ella became more and more angry as she listened to the woman talk. He is trying to become a better person. ► get get means the same as become but sounds more informal: It was getting dark, and people began to leave. I am getting very excited because my cousins are coming to visit. ► turn to become different in color, or to change and become hotter, cooler, etc.: Her face had turned white with anger. The weather turned hot and humid. ➔ You also use turn when someone or something becomes violent or nasty: Suddenly the conversation turned nasty. ► go to become different in color, or to become dark or cold: His hair is going gray. The room suddenly went dark. My body went cold with fear. ➔ You also use go when someone becomes crazy, wild, or quiet: The crowd went wild when the Yankees won. ► grow to slowly become different. Grow is used especially in stories and literature: The sky grew dark and it started to rain. He had grown very fond of her. ► develop into also grow into to become something different over a very long time: You have developed into a wonderful young woman these past few years. The library has grown into a meeting place for the community. ► turn into to become something completely different: My great idea turned into a complete disaster. ➔ You also use turn into to show that something completely changes its shape or the way it looks, especially through magic: The witch said a magic word and the prince turned into a frog. GRAMMAR CHECK: becomeBecome can be followed by an adjective or a noun: He became upset. \| The caterpillar became a butterfly. Get, turn, go, and grow can only be followed by an adjective: He got upset. \| The weather grew cold.Develop into, grow into, and turn into can only be followed by a noun: The caterpillar turned into a butterfly.
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