opined
英 [əʊˈpaɪnd]
美 [oʊˈpaɪnd]
v. 表达,发表(意见)
opine的过去分词和过去式
柯林斯词典
- VERB 认为;发表意见
Toopinemeans to express your opinion.- 'She's probably had a row with her boyfriend,' Charles opined...
“她大概跟男朋友吵架了,”查尔斯说道。 - He opined that the navy would have to start again from the beginning.
他认为海军将不得不再度从零开始。
- 'She's probably had a row with her boyfriend,' Charles opined...
双语例句
- 'The man is a genius,'he opined.
“这人是个天才,”他发表意见说。 - As for nationality, most participants opined that people holding foreign passports should no longer participate in the work of the legislative council.
国籍问题方面,与会的各位人士大部分觉得不应再有外国护照的人士参与立法会的工作。 - So they grow up in an environment where you don't have the experience to meet with people of the opposite sex, Li opined.
所以在他们成长的环境里没有和异性接触的经验。 - Some experts claimed the news was overblown that the new bug was no worse than many others even as other experts, meanwhile, opined that antibiotics could soon be obsolete altogether.
一些专家称消息是夸大了-这是新的错误并没有比别人差-甚至其他专家,同时,认为抗生素可以很快完全过时。 - Done properly, he opined, spaceflight ought to be no more dangerous than mixing a milkshake.
他认为,如果一切按照程序正常进展,空间飞行不会比调奶昔危险。 - They don't know what they're talking about, opined Thomas Schelling when I met him shortly after he, too, was awarded the Nobel prize in economics.
他们不知道自己在说什么,托马斯•谢林(ThomasSchelling)获得诺贝尔经济学奖不久后遇见我时说。 - "If that's true," Senator Joe Biden opined soon after," then this is* one of the most incompetent Presidents in modern American history."
参议员约·毕丹认为:“如果那是真的,他就是现代美国史上最无能的总统之一。” - They opined on farming subsidies, the contrasts between Japanese and US baseball and the relation of both to cricket, the shifting tides of Sino-Japanese relations and the merits of being multilingual.
他们还对农业补贴、日美棒球差异和两国板球的关系、中日关系的变化趋势以及会讲多种语言的好处发表了看法。 - Liang Qi-chao and some personages opined that socialism being for the future China, the then main task was to oppose feudal monarchy and develop capitalism so as to resist the large-scale aggression of international capital.
而梁启超等人认为,社会主义是中国将来的事,当时的首要任务是反对封建专制和充分发展资本主义,以抵御国际资本的大量侵入。 - This paper is critical of the moral indifference and moral fanaticism in the moral rhetoric of fiction, and it is opined that novelists should, in narration, have their conscious awareness of rhetoric so as to positively impact the readers spiritually.
论文批评了小说道德修辞中的道德冷漠与道德狂热病象,认为小说家在展开叙事的时候,应该有自觉的修辞意识,以求对读者的精神生活发生积极的影响。