reach
reach 英 [ri:tʃ] 美 [ritʃ]
vi. 达到; n. 触及范围;
进行时:reaching 过去式:reached 过去分词:reached 第三人称单数:reaches 名词复数:reaches
- To reach is to stretch toward something, arrive at a destination, or contact someone. You might reach for a bottle of water after you reach the finish line, then reach out to a friend who can give you a ride home.
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- vi. 达到;
- n. 触及范围;
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1. They didn't reach the border until after dark.
他们天黑以后才到达边境。
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2. I hope this letter reaches you.
我希望你能收到这封信。
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3. The rumours eventually reached the President.
传闻最终引起了总统的注意。
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4. Daytime temperatures can reach 40°C.
白天的气温可以达到 40 摄氏度。
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5. The negotiations have reached deadlock.
谈判陷入僵局。
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6. failed to reach an agreement.
政治家们又一次没有达成一致。
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7. She reached inside her bag for a pen.
她把手伸到包里掏钢笔。
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8. Grab the end of the rope.’ ‘I can't reach that far!’
“抓住绳子头。”“我够不着!”
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9. Can you reach me down that box?
你帮我把那个盒子拿下来好吗?
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10. Do you know where I can reach him?
你知道我在哪儿能跟他联系上吗?
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11. Victory is now out of her reach.
胜利现在对于她来说遥不可及。
- reach (n.) 1520s, from reach (v.); earliest use is of stretches of water. Meaning "extent of reaching" is from 1540s; that of "act of reaching" is from 1560s.
- reach (v.) Old English ræcan, reccan "to reach out, stretch out, to extend, hold forth," also "to succeed in touching, succeed in striking; to address, speak to," also "to offer, present, give, grant," from West Germanic *raikjan "stretch out the hand" (source also of Old Frisian reka, Middle Dutch reiken, Dutch reiken, Old High German and German reichen), from Proto-Germanic *raikijanau, which is perhaps from PIE root *reig- "to stretch out" (source also of Sanskrit rjyati "he stretches himself," riag "torture" (by racking); Greek oregein "to reach, extend;" Lithuanian raižytis "to stretch oneself;" Old Irish rigim "I stretch").
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