| 词汇 | write |
| 释义 | writeWord family noun writer writing rewrite writeresswritershipwriter's blockwriting deskwriting paperadjective written ≠ unwritten writablewritativewriterlyverb write rewrite Computers write /raɪt/ ●●● S1 W1 verb (past tensepst wrote /rəʊt $ roʊt/, past participlepp written /ˈrɪtn/) → right, rite1 book/article/poem etc 书/文章/诗等 a) [intransitiveI, transitiveT]WRITE to produce a new book, article, poem etc 写〔书、文章、诗歌等〕；写作 He wrote some very famous books. 他写过一些很有名的书。 Who wrote ‘Harry Potter’? 《哈利·波特》是谁写的？ I can’t come with you – I have an essay to write. 我不能跟你一起去——我有一篇文章要写。 write about O'Brien often writes about her native Ireland. 奥布赖恩经常写她的故乡爱尔兰。 well/badly/poorly etc written The article is very well written. 这篇文章写得非常好。 b) [intransitiveI] someone who writes earns money by writing books, plays, articles etc 以写作为生 Sean decided he wanted to write, and quit his job. 肖恩决定从事写作，于是辞掉了工作。 write for Maureen Dowd writes for ‘The New York Times’. 莫琳•多德为《纽约时报》撰稿。 2 letter 信 [intransitiveI, transitiveT]WRITE to put words in a letter to someone 写（信） write to I’ve written to my MP, and to the city council. 我已给我们议员以及市政委员会写了信。 write somebody American EnglishAmE Chris hasn’t written me for a long time. 克里斯很长时间没给我写信了。 I wrote her several letters, but she didn’t reply. 我给她写了几封信，可是她没有回复。 n GRAMMAR: Patterns with write You write to someone: She writes to me every month. In American English, you can also write someone: She writes me every month. You write someone a letter, note, story etc: Please write me a letter soon. ✗Don’t say: Please write to me a letter soon.You write to someone about a subject or an experience: He wrote to me about his trip to France. ✗Don’t say: He wrote to me his trip to France.Write is often used in the progressive: I am writing to tell you something important. 3 form words 构成单词 [intransitiveI, transitiveT]WRITE to form letters or numbers with a pen or pencil 书写；写字 Kerry could read and write when she was five. 克丽五岁时就能读书写字了。 4 state STH 陈述某事 [transitiveT] to state something in a book, letter, advertisement etc, or on a label 记述；写明 write (that) Isabella wrote that she was dying, and asked him to visit her for the last time. 伊莎贝拉写信说她快死了，要他去见她最后一面。 be written on something The price is written on the label. 价格写在标签上。 5 music/song 音乐/歌曲 [transitiveT] to write a piece of music or a song 写〔曲子或歌曲〕 Mozart wrote the music. 莫扎特创作了这首曲子。 The song was originally written by Leonard Cohen. 这首歌由伦纳德•科恩原创。 6 computer program 计算机程序 [transitiveT] to make a program for a computer to use 编写〔程序〕 He writes software programs for financial institutions. 他为金融机构编写软件程序。 7 a computer records STH 计算机记录某事 [intransitiveI, transitiveT] if a computer writes something, it records it on a disk or in its memory 〔计算机〕将…写入〔磁盘或存储器〕 write to/onto data that had been written to disk 写入磁盘的数据 8 cheque/document etc 支票/文件等 (also write out) [transitiveT]WRITE to write information on a cheque, form etc 填写〔支票、表格等〕 Wouldn’t it be easier if I just wrote a cheque for the lot? 如果全部数额我就开一张支票，不是更方便吗？ The doctor wrote me a prescription for sleeping pills. 医生给我开了一张安眠药处方。 9 pen 笔WORKING/NOT BROKEN [intransitiveI] if a pen writes, it works properly 〔笔〕能写字 Do any of these pens write? 这些笔当中有能写的吗？ 10 have something/be written all over your face OBVIOUSto show very clearly what you are feeling or thinking 脸上明显表露出〔感受或想法〕 He had guilt written all over his face. 他满脸内疚。 I know you’re lying, Tyrell – it’s written all over your face. 我知道你在撒谎，蒂雷尔——你脸上明明白白写着呢。 11 have something written all over it to show a particular quality or fact very clearly 明显表现出某种性质[事实] This awful film has ‘career-killer’ written all over it for the actors involved. 这部烂片对参与拍摄的演员来说显然就是“演艺生涯杀手”。 12 nothing to write home about informalBAD not particularly good or special 平平常常的；没什么了不起的 The hotel was good, but the food was nothing to write home about. 酒店不错，但食物就不怎么样了。 Examples from the Corpus nothing to write home about• Jim and Marcia's new house is nothing to write home about.• A few long-range efforts, but nothing to write home about.• Three, it is nothing to write home about ... Home ... What's the first thing you remember? 13 somebody wrote the book on something spokenKNOW something used to say that someone knows a lot about a subject or is very good at an activity 某人精通某事物 Motorola wrote the book on quality control. 摩托罗拉精通质量监控。 Examples from the Corpus somebody wrote the book on something• Cheryl wrote the book on being irresponsible.• It wrote the book on quality control.• Hartley wrote the book on self-serving. 14. that’s all she wrote American EnglishAmE spoken used to mean that you cannot stop what happens next in a situation, especially when it is bad 事已至此，无计可施 THESAURUS PHRASAL VERBSwrite to use a pen or pencil to make words, letters etc 写，书写 Have you written a shopping list? 你写购物清单了吗？ The children are learning to read and write. 孩子们在学习识字和写字。 write something down to write something on paper, in order to remember it or make a record 写下某事 He wrote down everything she said. 他把她说的一切都记了下来。 put to write something in a particular place, or to write particular words 〔在某处〕写下，写上〔某些词〕 I’ve put the dates of the meetings in my diary. 我在记事簿中写下了会议的日期。 At the end of the email she put ‘PS I love you’. 在电子邮件的末尾她写上了“还有，我爱你”。 put something in writing to write something that you have agreed or promised, so that there is an official record 以书面形式记下某事 They said they would pay me 50%, but they haven’t actually put it in writing. 他们说会付给我50%，但实际上没有通过书面形式明确下来。 make a note of something to write information that you might need later 记下某事 I’ll just make a note of your address. 我来把你的地址记下来。 nMake a note in your diary. take notes to write things while someone is speaking or while something is happening, so that you can use them later 记笔记 His lawyer was with him taking notes. 他的律师在他旁边做笔录。 scrawl /skrɔːl $ skrɒːl/ to write something carelessly and untidily, especially in big letters – often used to show disapproval 潦草地写，涂写〔常含贬义〕 Someone had scrawled graffiti on the school wall. 有人在学校墙上涂鸦。 He’d scrawled a few unhelpful comments at the bottom of my work. 他在我的作业下面潦草地写了些没有用的意见。 fill something in/out to write information on a form or other official document 填写某物 Please fill in the application form in black ink. 请用黑色墨水填写申请表。 Would you mind filling out a questionnaire? 能请你填一张问卷吗？ sign to write your name at the end of a letter, document etc 签〔名〕，签字于 to write something quickly 快速写某物Read the contract carefully, and then sign it. 仔细阅读合同，然后签字。 Don’t forget to sign your name. 别忘了签名。 jot something down to write something very quickly 草草记下某事 Start your essay by jotting down a few ideas. 开始写论文时，先把一些想法记下来。 nHe checked the meter and jotted something down. scribble to write something quickly and in an untidy way 潦草地书写 to write something on a computer 在计算机上写某物Andy scribbled a quick note and handed it to the chairman. 安迪草草写了张纸条交给主席。 nI’ve scribbled something here but I can’t read it now. enter to make words or numbers appear on a computer screen by pressing the keys 输入〔单词或数字〕 You have to enter your password twice. 密码必须输入两次。 nThe patients medical records are entered into a database. key something in/type something in to write or record information on a computer, especially something you are copying 键入某物/敲入某物 I’ve keyed in my credit card details. 我键入了我的信用卡信息。 nTo visit our website, just type in our address. 15 write away for something phrasal verbphr v ASK FOR something/ASK somebody TO DO somethingto write a letter to a company or organization asking them to send you goods or information 给〔公司或机构〕写信索取〔货品或信息〕，函索 I’ve written away for their free catalog. 我已去信索取他们的免费目录。 Examples from the Corpus write away for • He scanned the list for obscure schools in certain locations, then wrote away for an application.• Rose helped Maggie to write away for the forms and then to fill in the forms when they came. 16 write back phrasal verbphr v ANSWER/REPLYto reply to a letter that someone sent you, by writing a letter to them 回信 I sent them a card once, but they never wrote back. 我曾给他们寄过一张卡片，但他们根本没有回信。 to I wrote back to them immediately, thanking them for their kind invitation. 我立即给他们回信，感谢他们的盛情邀请。 Examples from the Corpus write back• She didn't really expect him to write her back.• When men write to me and try to help me, then yes, sometimes I write back!• Sara wrote asking if she could help, so I wrote back and said yes.• Professor Sano writes back by return mail.• I was never able to write back, I tried writing to Home Truths and a Birmingham paper to no avail.• Those that did write back stated that they were very happy with their present designs.• Josh, have you written back to Grandma yet?• Wilson did not write back until 1st February, 1858.• He wrote back with a brief autobiography. 17 write something ↔ down phrasal verbphr v a) WRITEto write something on a piece of paper 〔在纸上〕记下，写下 This is the address. Do you want to write it down? 这是地址，你要不要记下来？ b) to officially say that a debt no longer has to be paid, or officially accept that you cannot get back money you have spent or lost 勾销，注销〔债款〕 SYN write off Examples from the Corpus write down• Children must be given the opportunity to talk through their ideas before they are expected to write them down.• Of course it's much easier to demonstrate techniques than write them down.• She asks me if I have written it down.• That man seemed to know every chorus that had ever been written.• What do you do if you have a child who already knows the pattern and they just write it down?• He watches Manny stare angrily at Allen, who is writing things down in a notebook.• No, don't you go writing things down, or you're out on your ear. 18 write in phrasal verbphr v a) WRITEto write a letter to an organization to give an opinion, ask for information etc 〔给某机构〕写信〔表述看法、索取资料等〕 If you would like a copy of our fact sheet, please write in, enclosing a stamped addressed envelope. 如需说明资料，请来函索取，并附邮资已付的回邮信封。 to And so I wrote in to Radio Brighton. 因此我给布赖顿广播电台写了信。 b) write something ↔ in to write a piece of information in the space provided for it on a form or document 在〔表格或文件预留的空白处〕填写〔资料〕 Provide some space for students to write in their hobbies. 留些空白给同学们填写他们的兴趣爱好。 c) write somebody ↔ in American EnglishAmEPPV to add someone’s name to the official list on your voting form, to show that you want to vote for them 在选票上加进某人的名字 → write-in The campaign to write in Johnson for governor failed. 试图加选约翰逊为州长的活动失败了。 Examples from the Corpus write to• Occasionally fans write in to demand that offside be abolished altogether.• The reader wrote in to say he was unconvinced.• All faults must be written in to the book by the person making the report. 19 write something into something phrasal verbphr v ADDto add or include something in a contract, agreement etc 把…写进〔合同、协议等〕 It was written into his contract that he had to make two records a year. 他一年必须出两张唱片，这是写在他的合同里的。 Examples from the Corpus write into • But, of course, writing something into a constitution does not necessarily mean that it will be honoured in practice.• Thus the writer and his writing come into existence simultaneously.• Shakespeare wrote Elizabethan profanity into his plays.• You see, when you win the National, you write your name into history.• When you browse the Web, various Web sites can read that file and write data into it.• He often stopped reading or writing to stare into the distance, dreaming perhaps of some ambitious plan.• And today's Government privatisation announcement writes another page into the history of Belfast International Airport.• Their suggestions and alternatives might just drag your writing deep into the muck of tired language. 20 write off phrasal verbphr v a) ASK FOR something/ASK somebody TO DO somethingto write a letter to a company or organization asking them to send you goods or information 〔给公司或机构〕写信索取〔货品或资料〕，函索 SYN send off, write away for Are you going to write off for that free poster? 你准备写信索取那张免费海报吗？ b) write somebody/something ↔ offSTOP DOING something to decide that someone or something is useless, unimportant, or a failure 认为某人/某事无用[不重要，失败] SYN dismiss write somebody/something ↔ off as → write-off After six months of work, we eventually wrote the project off as a non-starter. 干了六个月以后，我们最终认定这个项目不可能取得成功。 c) write something ↔ offBFOWE to officially say that a debt no longer has to be paid, or officially accept that you cannot get back money you have spent or lost 勾销，注销〔债款〕 The United States agreed to write off debts worth billions of dollars. 美国同意勾销数十亿美元的债务。 The Inland Revenue wrote off £900 million in unpaid taxes. 国内税务局勾销了九亿英镑的未付税款。 d) write something ↔ off to make an official record of the amount of money that you have spent on things relating to your business, in order to reduce the amount of tax that you have to pay 〔为减少税款而〕把〔某笔公司运营成本〕做进财务记录 write something ↔ off against The costs of setting up a business can be written off against tax. 公司的创办费用可以抵扣税款。 e) write something ↔ off British EnglishBrETTCDESTROY to damage a vehicle so badly that it can never be used again 使〔车辆〕报废；毁掉 At thirteen he stole a car and wrote it off. → write-off 他13岁时偷过一辆汽车，然后把它弄报废了。 Examples from the Corpus write off• We'll never see that money again so we might as well write it off.• A number of the company's debts were written off even before they went bankrupt.• She wrote her mother's car off the first time she drove it.• European governments were persuaded to write off the republic's largest debts.• I wrote off to Friends of the Earth and they sent me some leaflets.• Write off today for your free Batman poster! write for• If the answer is yes, ask your Guider to write off for more information.• I wrote off for some information about the college.• Volkov had been written off for the last five years.• Get your playgroup involved by writing off for the Playweek kit, which contains all kinds of money-making ideas. write as• She would have written me off as a time-wasting nut.• He had written her off as a useless, lying bimbo.• Manville knew then that Hayman had been right in writing him off as a washed-up veteran.• My friends have written me off as dead.• Kersey would have written him off as harmless had it not been for his extreme wariness.• At first, I wrote these off as isolated incidents.• The fickle music press was delighted, cheer fully writing Adam off as one more whose career was over.• Consider those possibilities before writing the problem off as resistance. 21 write somebody/something ↔ out phrasal verbphr v a) WRITEto write something on paper, especially in a neat and clear way, including all the necessary details 抄写，誊写 The children were asked to choose their favourite poem and write it out in their best handwriting. 孩子们被要求选出他们最喜欢的诗歌，并用最工整的字抄写出来。 b) WRITEto write information on a cheque or a form 填写〔支票或表格〕 She calmly wrote out a check for $500 and handed it to Will. 她镇定自若地开出一张500美元的支票交给威尔。 c) AMTGET RID OFto remove a character from a regular radio or television programme, by making him or her leave or die in the story 去掉，写死〔系列广播或电视节目中的角色〕 of It was revealed last week that Alma is being written out of the series. 上周剧情透露阿尔玛将从系列剧中消失。 Examples from the Corpus write out• Solutions Write down what you are angry about and then examine what is written.• They had to write it out a hundred times to remember it.• Suddenly, in writing the words out, I see what she is trying to get us to see.• Sometimes he wrote his sermon out in full.• Many memos are written to find out information from within the organisation.• Writing, now, in the university, writing to try out new ideas, writing to redefine himself.• Some people who manage to write their way out of the working class describe the classroom as an oasis of possibility.• It is best to phone the company before you write to find out the name of the person you should write to. write of• Some people who manage to write their way out of the working class describe the classroom as an oasis of possibility. 22 write something ↔ up phrasal verbphr v a) WRITEto write a report, article etc using notes that you made earlier 〔根据先前的笔记〕写成〔报告、文章等〕 I have to write up my report before the meeting. 我必须在会议前把报告整理出来。 b) to write something on a wall, board etc where people can see it 〔在墙壁、板等上〕写下 The teacher repeated the word, and then wrote it up on the blackboard. 老师重复了一遍那个单词，然后在黑板上写了下来。 c) TCNJUDGE be written up if something is written up in a newspaper, magazine etc, someone describes what it is like and gives their opinion of it 〔在报刊上〕被介绍，被评论 → write-up We’re going to a Spanish restaurant that was written up in Time Out’s good food guide. 我们准备去《消费导刊》美食向导栏目介绍过的一家西班牙餐厅。 Examples from the Corpus write up• Louis County Police developed a system that allows officers to call in their reports, rather than write them up.• The interview went very well, and I was excited to write the story up.• He wrote the event up for the straights of the San Francisco Chronicle.• Many people carry out interviews and write them up from a social point of view.• With this rubbish tip of information she then came to me to ask how she could write it up into a dissertation.• All this made me feel very much better and I immediately wrote my name up on the wall.• C. is writing it up tonight.• They write it up without any of our input, and the law says we have every right to have input. be written up• Results of investigations and the like will need to be written up.• Parliamentary proceedings are written up and published in the daily Hansard.• The research will be written up as it proceeds, and will be published in 1986.• Their pecuniary interests were probably greater than their antiquarian ones, and their errors were written up by the historian.• It got a lot of airplay from John Peel, and was written up extensively by the music press.• The incident was written up in the local newspaper.• Previously Venturous had been a noteworthy arrival to be written up in the local press.• Several points were discussed; these will be written up more fully in the minutes. Examples from the Corpus write• I can't come out tonight. I have an essay to write.• I sit at the piano when I write.• It's a fascinating article, and very well written.• I try to write a cheerful letter to her at least once a week.• I wasn't happy, so I wrote a nasty letter asking for my money back.• Scene: On the airplane home, you wrote a short report discussing the conference you just attended.• McNulty wrote a song for Tom and Darlow wrote one for Grace.• I've got to write a story on this.• Sportswriters are not allowed to write about death.• A: Well, in the early years I was writing advertising, medical advertising.• Anna enjoys writing, and she's quite good at it.• For works written at a time when Beethoven was still in his middle period, the lyricism in the works is extraordinary.• an opera written by Verdi• I wrote down all the things we have to do today.• Helga wrote her comments neatly in pencil.• I just wrote him saying how much I missed him being around.• A lot of listeners wrote in and complained about the programme.• Today, everything is wonderful, Bjaaland wrote in his diary.• Writing, now, in the university, writing to try out new ideas, writing to redefine himself.• Hang on, let me just get something to write on.• By third grade they can all read and write pretty well.• He wrote several scholarly articles on ancient Chinese texts.• Do you want me to write that down for you?• I wrote the next song for my wife.• He wrote to his father, asking for more money.• I learned to write when I was in first grade.• At the bottom he wrote: "with sincere love from your oldest friend".• I don't have any cash - could I write you a check? write about• Purcell wrote about his son's illness for a popular magazine.• Have the children write about what they did last summer.• Your assignment is to write about your summer vacation. write to• I'm going to write to the manager about this. read and write• By the time this book reached his hands, John Harrison had already mastered reading and writing.• We were shown photographic slides of people enthusiastically learning how to read and write.• Past the strategies, how can the joys of reading and writing be even hinted at in the Basics Skills For ever classroom?• It is not suitable for computers which have separate read and write control lines, such as IBM-compatibles.• By using PTR you have complete control over where you read and write data in a file.• A model prisoner, he learned to read and write, even publishing a small book of poetry.• However, he has difficulty in reading and written expression.• They even helped some of their guards improve their reading and writing skills. write (that)• My first novel published was the fifth one I wrote.• It was written by Prince Philip.• Or has he taken this statement from a book or article written by some one else?• Ask these young people questions straight out, not written down and they can answer most problems.• All that may be written is one short story, the final one of the genre, the cork in the bottle.• If only you could have seen the letter I wrote you about an hour ago! write to/onto• I wrote to both of them and was offered a position by one.• You know, my dad never wrote to him, never talked about him.• From tea maker to charity supporter Dear Editor I am writing to make readers aware of the registered charity.• But before I die, I would like to write to my son James.• Mr. MacGregor I will look into the point and will write to the hon. Lady.• Paul's mood as he writes to the Romans is a very excited one.• However, I am also writing to Wyre Borough Council in case they have any responsibility for maintaining these lights. From Longman Business Dictionary writewrite /raɪt/ verb (past tensepst wrote /rəʊtroʊt/, past participlepp written /ˈrɪtn/) 1[intransitiveI, transitiveT] to form letters or numbers with a pen or pencil The price is written on the label. 2 (also write out) [transitiveT] to write information on a cheque or document He wrote out a cheque for £4000. 3[transitiveT]INSURANCE to sell a particular amount of insurance We have written £5 million of insurance this month. → write something → back → write something → down → write something into something → write off → write something → up Old English writan “to scratch, draw, write” |
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