| 单词 | 目的地 |
| 释义 | 〔clean〕So as to be unsoiled:干净地：达到无污物的目的地：〔reach〕reached a conclusion; reached their destination.得出一个结论；到达他们的目的地〔march〕To proceed directly and purposefully:行进：直接地或有目的地前进：〔undirected〕Having no prescribed destination. Used of mail.无姓名和地址的：没有规定的目的地。用于邮政〔send〕To cause to be conveyed by an intermediary to a destination:送：用工具使…被运送到目的地：〔tattle〕Aimless chatter; prattle.无明确目的地闲聊；闲谈〔forwarder〕One that forwards, especially an agent that facilitates and assures the passage of received goods to their destination.代运人，转运商：传递东西的人，尤指确保接送货物到达其目的地的代理人〔lift〕A ride in a vehicle given to help someone reach a destination:搭便车：让某人搭乘运输工具以到达某人目的地：〔fetch〕To reach a stopping place or goal; end up.结束：到达停止的地方或目的地；结束〔dabbler〕One who engages in an activity superficially or without serious intent.See Synonyms at amateur 涉猎者：轻率地或者没有严肃目的地从事一项活动的人 参见 amateur〔through〕drove through to their final destination.一路开到目的地〔label〕An item that functions as a means of identification, especially a small piece of paper or cloth attached to an article to designate its origin, owner, contents, use, or destination.标签：用作辨别证明的东西，尤指附于某物用于标明该物来源、所有者、内容、用途或目的地的一小片纸或布〔dispatch〕To relegate to a specific destination or send on specific business.See Synonyms at send 1派遣；发送：送到特定的目的地或分派特定任务 参见 send1〔misfortune〕They arrived at their destination without any mishaps.他们毫无差错地到达了目的地。〔for〕Used to indicate a destination:往，向：用来指目的地：〔send〕The central meaning shared by these verbs is "to cause to go or be taken to a destination": 这些动词共同的中心意思是“使…到达或被带到目的地”： 〔adrift〕Without direction or purpose.漫无目的地（的）：没有目的地或目的地（的）〔length〕At length we arrived at our destination.我们终于到达了目的地〔destine〕a flight destined for Tokyo.以东京为目的地的飞行〔at〕at the market; at our destination.在市场；在我们的目的地〔through〕Affording transportation to a destination with few or no stops and no transfers:直达的：经极少停留或不经停留且不需转换即可到目的地的交通的：〔arrive〕To reach a destination.到达：到达某目的地〔dabble〕To undertake something superficially or without serious intent.涉猎：草率地或者没有严肃目的地做某件事〔in〕To or toward a destination or goal:到达或朝着某个目的地或目标：〔but〕They had no sooner arrived but they turned around and left.他们返航离去不久就到达了目的地〔where〕Whenwhere is used to refer to a point of origin, the prepositionfrom is required: Where did she come from? When it is used to refer to a point of destination,the prepositionto is generally superfluous: Where is she going? ( preferable toWhere is she going to? ). When it is used to refer to the place at which an event or a situation is located,the use ofat is widely regarded as regional or colloquial: Where is the station? (not Where is the station at? ). The idiomatic phrasewhere it's at, widely used in the 1960's to refer to "the current state of things,” is now largely pass?, except when used for stylistic effect: 当where 被用来指起源方面时， 介词from 就需要用上： 她从哪里来? 当它被用来指目的地时，介词to 就通常是多余的： 她要去哪里? ( 比起她要向哪里去? 更可取）。 当它被用来指事件所发生的场合或一种局面形势所处的地方时，使用at 则被广泛认作是地区性的或口语化的： 车站在哪里? （而不是 车站位于什么地方? )。 惯用语短语where it's at 在20世纪60年代广泛被用来指“事情的当前状态”，现已很大程度上过时了， 除非当我们用它来加强文体效果： 〔canter〕Most of those who have majored in English literature,and many more besides,know that Chaucer'sCanterbury Tales were told by a group of pilgrims on their way to Canterbury to visit the shrine of England's famous martyr Thomas à Becket.Many pilgrims other than Chaucer's visited Canterbury on horse,and phrases such asCanterbury gallop, Canterbury pace, and Canterbury trot described the easy gait at which they rode to their destination. The first recorded instance of one of these phrases,Canterbury pace, is found in a work published before 1636. However, in a work written in 1631 we find a shortened form,the nounCanterbury, meaning "a canter,” and later, in 1673,the verbCanterbury, meaning "to canter.” This verb, or perhaps the noun,was further shortened, giving us the verbcanter, first recorded in 1706,and the nouncanter, first recorded in 1755. 专业是英语文学史的绝大多数人，还有许多其他的人，都知道乔叟的 坎特伯雷故事集 是由一群朝圣者在坎特伯雷的路上讲述的， 他们去那里是为了瞻仰英格兰著名的殉道士托马斯· 贝科特的神殿。除了乔叟笔下的这些朝圣者外的许多其他朝圣者也骑着马前去。一些短语，例如Canterbury gallop，Canterbury pace 和 Canterbury trot 描述了这些朝圣者在骑往他们的目的地时的缓和步态。 这些短语最早见于记录的例子Canterbury pace 发现于1636年之前出版的一部著作中。 然而，在写于1631年的一部著作中我们找到了一个缩略的形式，名词Canterbuty， 意即“慢跑”； 后来在1673年，又有了动词Canterbury, 意为“慢跑。” 这一动词，或者也许是这个名词，后来又被进一步缩写成canter, 该动词最早被记录于1706年，而名词canter 则被最早记录于1755年 〔destination〕The place to which one is going or directed.目的地：一个人要到达的地方〔tattle〕To chatter aimlessly; prate.胡扯：没有明确目的地闲聊；随便谈谈〔destine〕To direct toward a given destination:朝着…：朝着一个给定的目的地：〔address〕also [ădʹrĕs'] The written or printed directions on mail or other deliverable items indicating destination. 也作 [ădʹrĕs'] 地址：信件或其它可投递物品上标明目的地的手写或打印说明〔address〕To mark with a destination:写地址：标注目的地：〔forward〕To send on to a subsequent destination or address.See Synonyms at send 1发送，转送：发送或转送到一个地址或目的地 参见 send1〔mission〕An aerospace operation intended to carry out specific program objectives:太空行动：试图完成特定的目的地的太空行动： |
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