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identity identity[aɪˈdentəti]CET4TEM4考研TOEFLIELTSn132633670257418144186350521591NOUN2039668353Spoken:182123032identities[2659]身份(90%)，一致(6%)，特征(4%)n.身份；同一性，一致；特性；恒等式 identity ★★★☆☆/aɪde̱ntɪti/1[N-COUNT	可数名词]身份；本体 Your identity is who you are.   [with poss]Abu is not his real name, but it's one he uses to disguise his identity...阿布不是他的真名，是他用于伪装身份的名字。The police soon established his true identity and he was quickly found.警方不久就查出了他的真实身份，并很快找到了他。2[N-VAR	可变名词]个性；特性 The identity of a person or place is the characteristics they have that distinguish them from others.   [usu with supp]I wanted a sense of my own identity.我想要确立自己的个性意识。...the distinct cultural, religious and national identity of many Italians.许多意大利人独有的文化、宗教、民族特性 identityi‧den‧ti‧ty /aɪˈdentəti/ ●●○ W2 AWL noun (plural identities)  Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations Word family 1[countable, uncountable] someone’s identity is their name or who they are:  The identity of the killer is still unknown.2[uncountable] the qualities and attitudes that a person or group of people have, that make them different from other people:  Children need continuity, security, and a sense of identity. Travelling alone can lead to a loss of identity.national/cultural/social etc identity (=a strong feeling of belonging to a particular group, race etc) Our strong sense of national identity has been shaped by our history.identity crisis/crisis of identity (=a feeling of uncertainty about who you really are and what your purpose is) My father experienced an identity crisis in middle age.3[uncountable] formal exact similarity between two thingsCOLLOCATIONSadjectivessomebody’s real/true identity· The true identity of the author was not revealed until 100 years later.a new/different identity· He avoided arrest by adopting a new identity.a false identity (=when someone pretends to be another person)· He used a fake passport to assume a false identity.verbsfind out/discover somebody’s identity· The police have yet to discover the victim’s identity.know somebody’s identity· He wanted to know the identity of his real father.hide/conceal somebody’s identity· She used a false name to conceal her identity.reveal/disclose somebody’s identity (=show or say who a person is)· The company did not reveal the identity of the prospective buyer.give away somebody’s identity (=accidentally reveal it)· The thief gave away his identity by mistake.protect somebody’s identity (=make sure no one finds out who someone is)· Journalists frequently protect the identity of confidential sources.adopt/assume an identity (=give yourself a new identity)· She assumed a false identity and went to live in South America.identity + NOUNidentity card/papers/documents (=documents that show who you are)· Each member of staff is issued with an identity card.an identity parade British English (=when someone looks at a line of people to see if they recognize a criminal)· The victim identified her attacker from an identity parade.identity theft/fraud (=the crime of stealing another person's personal details in order to pretend to be that person)· Identity theft is becoming more and more common because of the Internet.phrasesproof of identity (=something that proves you are who you say you are)· You’ll need proof of identity, such as a driving licence.a case of mistaken identity (=when people think that someone is a different person, especially with the result that they are accused of something that they did not do)· The defendant claimed he’d been arrested in a case of mistaken identity.

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WDF	identity [aɪˈdentəti] CET4TEM4考研TOEFLIELTS n1326 33670 2574 1814 4186 3505 21591 NOUN2039 668353 Spoken: 182123032 identities[2659] 身份(90%)，一致(6%)，特征(4%) n.身份；同一性，一致；特性；恒等式
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Collins	identity ★★★☆☆ /aɪde̱ntɪti/ 1 [N-COUNT 可数名词]身份；本体 Your identity is who you are. [with poss] Abu is not his real name, but it's one he uses to disguise his identity... 阿布不是他的真名，是他用于伪装身份的名字。 The police soon established his true identity and he was quickly found. 警方不久就查出了他的真实身份，并很快找到了他。 2 [N-VAR 可变名词]个性；特性 The identity of a person or place is the characteristics they have that distinguish them from others. [usu with supp] I wanted a sense of my own identity. 我想要确立自己的个性意识。 ...the distinct cultural, religious and national identity of many Italians. 许多意大利人独有的文化、宗教、民族特性
Oxford	iden·tity ★ AWL / aɪˈdentəti ; NAmE aɪˈdentəti / noun ( plural iden·tities ) 1 ★ [countable , uncountable ] ( abbr.ID ) who or what sb/sth is 身分；本身；本体 ◆ The police are trying to discover the identity of the killer. 警方正努力调查杀人凶手的身分。 ◆ Their identities were kept secret. 他们的身分保密。 ◆ She is innocent; it was a case of mistaken identity. 她是无辜的；那是身分判断错误。 ◆ Do you have any proof of identity? 你有身分证明吗？ ◆ The thief used a false identity. 窃贼使用的是假身分。 ◆ She went through an identity crisisin her teens (= was not sure of who she was or of her place in society). 她在十多岁时经历了一次自我认同的危机。 2 ★ [countable , uncountable ] the characteristics, feelings or beliefs that distinguish people from others 特征；特有的感觉（或信仰） ◆ a sense of national/cultural/personal/group identity 民族╱文化╱个人╱群体特性的认同感 ◆ a plan to strengthen the corporate identityof the company 加强公司的企业形象的计划 3 [uncountable ] identity(with sb/sth) \| identity(between A and B) the state or feeling of being very similar to and able to understand sb/sth 同一性；相同；一致 ◆ an identity of interests 利益一致 ◆ There's a close identity between fans and their team. 球迷和他们的球队之间有密切的同一性。 identity identities iden·tity / aɪˈdentəti ; NAmE aɪˈdentəti /
LDC	identityi‧den‧ti‧ty /aɪˈdentəti/ ●●○ W2 AWL noun (plural identities) Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations Word family 1[countable, uncountable] someone’s identity is their name or who they are: The identity of the killer is still unknown.2[uncountable] the qualities and attitudes that a person or group of people have, that make them different from other people: Children need continuity, security, and a sense of identity. Travelling alone can lead to a loss of identity.national/cultural/social etc identity (=a strong feeling of belonging to a particular group, race etc) Our strong sense of national identity has been shaped by our history.identity crisis/crisis of identity (=a feeling of uncertainty about who you really are and what your purpose is) My father experienced an identity crisis in middle age.3[uncountable] formal exact similarity between two thingsCOLLOCATIONSadjectivessomebody’s real/true identity· The true identity of the author was not revealed until 100 years later.a new/different identity· He avoided arrest by adopting a new identity.a false identity (=when someone pretends to be another person)· He used a fake passport to assume a false identity.verbsfind out/discover somebody’s identity· The police have yet to discover the victim’s identity.know somebody’s identity· He wanted to know the identity of his real father.hide/conceal somebody’s identity· She used a false name to conceal her identity.reveal/disclose somebody’s identity (=show or say who a person is)· The company did not reveal the identity of the prospective buyer.give away somebody’s identity (=accidentally reveal it)· The thief gave away his identity by mistake.protect somebody’s identity (=make sure no one finds out who someone is)· Journalists frequently protect the identity of confidential sources.adopt/assume an identity (=give yourself a new identity)· She assumed a false identity and went to live in South America.identity + NOUNidentity card/papers/documents (=documents that show who you are)· Each member of staff is issued with an identity card.an identity parade British English (=when someone looks at a line of people to see if they recognize a criminal)· The victim identified her attacker from an identity parade.identity theft/fraud (=the crime of stealing another person's personal details in order to pretend to be that person)· Identity theft is becoming more and more common because of the Internet.phrasesproof of identity (=something that proves you are who you say you are)· You’ll need proof of identity, such as a driving licence.a case of mistaken identity (=when people think that someone is a different person, especially with the result that they are accused of something that they did not do)· The defendant claimed he’d been arrested in a case of mistaken identity.

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