amid
amid 英 [əˈmɪd] 美 [ə'mɪd]
prep. 在其中，在其间
But she kept calm amid all these excitements. 但她在所有激动面前保持镇静。
But how do you show seriousness about the budget deficit amid that spending? 但你如何在这样的开支计划里显示对预算赤字的重视呢？
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- prep. 在其中，在其间
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1. But she kept calm amid all these excitements.
但她在所有激动面前保持镇静。
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2. But how do you show seriousness about the budget deficit amid that spending?
但你如何在这样的开支计划里显示对预算赤字的重视呢？
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3. Some of the wreckage caused by the explosion fell amid the crowd of spectators.
爆炸产生的碎片落在围观人群当中。
- amid (adv., prep.) late 14c., from amidde (c. 1200), from Old English on middan "in the middle," from dative singular of midde "mid, middle" (from PIE root *medhyo- "middle"); also see a- (1). The phrase evidently was felt as "in (the) middle" and thus followed by a genitive case, and if this had endured we would follow it today with of. (See amidst for further evolution along this line).
amid / əˈmɪd ; NAmE əˈmɪd / ( also mid , amidst / əˈmɪdst ; NAmE əˈmɪdst / ) preposition ( formal) 1 in the middle of or during sth, especially sth that causes excitement or fear 在…过程中；在…中 ◆ He finished his speech amid tremendous applause. 他在雷鸣般的掌声中结束了演讲。 ◆ The firm collapsed amid allegations of fraud. 该公司在一片指控其诈骗的声音下倒闭了。 2 surrounded by sth 在…中；四周是 ◆ The hotel was in a beautiful position amid lemon groves. 旅馆位于柠檬树丛之中，优美宜人。 amid / əˈmɪd ; NAmE əˈmɪd / amidst / əˈmɪdst ; NAmE əˈmɪdst /
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