abut
abut 英 [əˈbʌt] 美 [əˈbʌt]
vi. 邻接；毗邻；紧靠 vt. 邻接；毗邻；紧靠
进行时:abutting 过去式:abutted 过去分词:abutted 第三人称单数:abuts
- When something borders something else, it is said to abut it. The term is often used in real estate to refer to a lot line. Wouldn’t it be nice to have your back yard abut a forest preserve or park?
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- vi. 邻接；毗邻；紧靠
- vt. 邻接；毗邻；紧靠
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1. There are no pavements. Homes and shops abut the narrow alleyways.
路边没有人行道，狭窄的巷子里住家和店铺挤在一起。
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2. Mackintosh sounded a note of caution abut the near-term economic future.
麦金托什对于近期经济前景的看法较为审慎。
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3. You can surf the Sohu for news abut her - the click rate is just fuckin' high.
你上搜狐网上，你看看新闻，点击率老高了，哇哇的，就（是）那个丫蛋。
- abut (v.) mid-13c., "to end at, to border on, touch at the end," from Old French aboter, abuter "join end to end, touch with an end" (13c.), and abouter "join end to end," from à "to" (see ad-) + boter, bouter "to strike, push," from a Germanic source, from Proto-Germanic buttan, from PIE root *bhau- "to strike." Compare butt (v.). Related: Abutted; abutting.
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