tide 英 [taɪd] 　 美 [taɪd]

tide

tide　 英 [taɪd] 美 [taɪd]

n. 趋势，潮流；潮汐　 vt. 随潮漂流　

进行时:tiding　 过去式:tided　 过去分词:tided　 第三人称单数:tides　 名词复数:tides　

The receding tide stranded the whale.　退潮把鲸鱼搁浅在海滩上。
We should be naturalized to the new tide of the world.　我们必须顺应新的世界潮流。

  • The tide is the daily rise and fall of the sea level. You can count on the regular changing patterns of the tide, unless of course a tsunami is headed your way.
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  • n. 趋势，潮流；潮汐
  • vt. 随潮漂流

  • 1. The receding tide stranded the whale.

    退潮把鲸鱼搁浅在海滩上。

  • 2. We should be naturalized to the new tide of the world.

    我们必须顺应新的世界潮流。

  • 3. Whoever goes against the tide of history will come to no good end.

    凡是逆历史潮流而动的人， 都没有好下场。

  • tide (n.) Old English tid "point or portion of time, due time, period, season; feast-day, canonical hour," from Proto-Germanic *tidiz "division of time" (source also of Old Saxon tid, Dutch tijd, Old High German zit, German Zeit "time"), from PIE *di-ti- "division, division of time," suffixed form of root *da- "to divide."
  • tide (v.) "to carry (as the tide does)," 1620s, from tide (n.). Usually with over. Earlier it meant "to happen" (Old English; see tidings). Related: Tided; tiding.
tide / taɪd ; NAmE taɪd / noun , verb tide tides tided tiding noun 1 [countable ,  uncountable ] a regular rise and fall in the level of the sea, caused by the pull of the moon and sun; the flow of water that happens as the sea rises and falls 潮；潮汐；潮水 ◆ the ebb and flow of the tide 海潮的涨落 ◆ The tide is in/out. 涨╱退潮了。 ◆ Is the tide coming in or going out? 是在涨潮还是在落潮？ ◆ The body was washed up on the beach by the tide. 尸体被潮水冲上了海滩。 ☞see also high tide , low tide , neap tide , spring tide 2 [countable ,  usually singular ] the direction in which the opinion of a large number of people seems to be moving 潮流；趋势；动向 ◆ It takes courage to speak out against the tide of opinion. 跟舆论趋向唱反调需要勇气。 3 [countable ,  usually singular ] a large amount of sth unpleasant that is increasing and is difficult to control （难以控制的）恶潮，怒潮 ◆ There is anxiety about the rising tideof crime. 犯罪率日益增长令人忧虑。 4 [singular ] tideof sth a feeling that you suddenly have that gets stronger and stronger 高涨的情绪 ◆ A tide of rage surged through her. 一股怒火燃遍她的全身。 5 -tide [singular ] ( old use) ( in compounds 构成复合词 ) a time or season of the year 时节；季节 ◆ Christmastide 圣诞节节期 IDIOMS go, swim, etc. with/against the ˈtide to agree with/oppose the attitudes or opinions that most other people have 顺应╱逆潮流；赶╱反潮流 the ˈtide turned | turn the ˈtide used to say that there is a change in sb's luck or in how successful they are being 转变运气；改变形势 verb PHRASAL VERB ˌtide sb ˈover (sth) [no passive ] to help sb during a difficult period by providing what they need 帮助某人渡过（困难时期）；协助某人克服（困难） ◆ Can you lend me some money to tide me over until I get paid? 你能借些钱给我帮我凑合到发薪日吗？ tide / taɪd ; NAmE taɪd /
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