about
about 英 [əˈbaʊt] 美 [əˈbaʊt]
prep. 关于;大约 adj. 在附近的 adv. 大约;周围;到处
- The adverb about, when used with a quantity, means approximately or roughly. If a teenager wants to have a couple of friends over, his mom might ask about how many "a couple" is — in his mind it may be about 50.
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- prep. 关于;大约
- adj. 在附近的
- adv. 大约;周围;到处
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1. care about the nature
关心大自然
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2. It costs about $10.
这大约要花 10 元钱。
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3. a book about flowers
一本关于花卉的书
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4. He arrived (at) about ten.
他是十点钟左右到的。
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5. The children were rushing about in the garden.
孩子们在花园里跑来跑去。
- about (adv., prep.) Middle English aboute, from Old English abutan (adv., prep.), earlier onbutan "on the outside of; around the circumference of, enveloping; in the vicinity of, near; hither and thither, from place to place," also "with a rotating or spinning motion," in late Old English "near in time, number, degree, etc., approximately;" a compound or contraction of on (see on; also see a- (1)) + be "by" (see by) + utan "outside," from ut (see out (adv.)).
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