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sometimes sometimes ★★★★☆/sʌ̱mtaɪmz/1[ADV	副词]有时；不时；间或 You use sometimes to say that something happens on some occasions rather than all the time.   [ADV with cl/group]During the summer, my skin sometimes gets greasy...夏天我的皮肤有时候会出油。Sometimes I think he dislikes me...有时候，我觉得他不喜欢我。You must have noticed how tired he sometimes looks...你一定注意到他有时候显得特别疲惫。Other people's jobs were exactly the same—sometimes good, sometimes bad.其他人的工作也一样——时好时坏。 sometimessome‧times /ˈsʌmtaɪmz/ ●●● S1 W1 adverb  Examples Thesaurus Collocations  on some occasions but not always → occasionally:  I sometimes have to work late. Sometimes, Grandma would tell us stories about her childhood in Italy. ‘Do you ever wish you were back in Japan?’ ‘Sometimes. Not very often.’ The journey takes an hour, sometimes even longer.GRAMMAR: Word order• Sometimes usually comes before a verb: · I sometimes see him at the supermarket.• Sometimes can also come after the object of the verb: · I see him sometimes at the supermarket.• Sometimes usually comes after the verb ‘be’:· She is sometimes late.• Sometimes usually comes after an auxiliary verb such as ‘do’ or ‘have’: · The government has sometimes tried to prevent newspapers from publishing stories.• You can also use sometimes at the beginning or end of a sentence: · Sometimes I see him at the supermarket.· I see him at the supermarket sometimes.Grammar guide ‒ ADVERBSTHESAURUSsometimes on some occasions but not always: · Sometimes, I wish I was still living in Tokyo.· He sometimes plays football with my brother.occasionally (also on occasion written) used about something that only happens a few times. Occasionally is used when something happens more rarely than sometimes: · I prefer trousers but I do wear skirts occasionally.· Occasionally, operations have to be cancelled.· On occasion, prisoners were allowed visits from their families.(every) now and then/again (also from time to time) sometimes but not often or regularly: · We still call each other every now and then.· Every now and again, an invention comes along which changes people’s lives completely.· Even experienced doctors make mistakes from time to time.every so often sometimes at fairly regular periods: · He looked up from his book every so often.· Every so often, a train whizzed past.at times if something happens at times, it happens sometimes but is not what usually happens: · The job can be frustrating at times.· At times I’ve wondered whether I made the right decision in moving here.(every) once in a while sometimes but very rarely: · We only see each other every once in a while.

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Collins	sometimes ★★★★☆ /sʌ̱mtaɪmz/ 1 [ADV 副词]有时；不时；间或 You use sometimes to say that something happens on some occasions rather than all the time. [ADV with cl/group] During the summer, my skin sometimes gets greasy... 夏天我的皮肤有时候会出油。 Sometimes I think he dislikes me... 有时候，我觉得他不喜欢我。 You must have noticed how tired he sometimes looks... 你一定注意到他有时候显得特别疲惫。 Other people's jobs were exactly the same—sometimes good, sometimes bad. 其他人的工作也一样——时好时坏。
Oxford	some·times ★ / ˈsʌmtaɪmz ; NAmE ˈsʌmtaɪmz / adverb occasionally rather than all of the time 有时；间或 ◆ Sometimes I go by car. 有时我坐车去。 ◆ He sometimes writes to me. 他偶尔给我写封信。 ◆ I like to be on my own sometimes. 有时候我喜欢一个人待着。 some·times / ˈsʌmtaɪmz ; NAmE ˈsʌmtaɪmz /
LDC	sometimessome‧times /ˈsʌmtaɪmz/ ●●● S1 W1 adverb Examples Thesaurus Collocations on some occasions but not always → occasionally: I sometimes have to work late. Sometimes, Grandma would tell us stories about her childhood in Italy. ‘Do you ever wish you were back in Japan?’ ‘Sometimes. Not very often.’ The journey takes an hour, sometimes even longer.GRAMMAR: Word order• Sometimes usually comes before a verb: · I sometimes see him at the supermarket.• Sometimes can also come after the object of the verb: · I see him sometimes at the supermarket.• Sometimes usually comes after the verb ‘be’:· She is sometimes late.• Sometimes usually comes after an auxiliary verb such as ‘do’ or ‘have’: · The government has sometimes tried to prevent newspapers from publishing stories.• You can also use sometimes at the beginning or end of a sentence: · Sometimes I see him at the supermarket.· I see him at the supermarket sometimes.Grammar guide ‒ ADVERBSTHESAURUSsometimes on some occasions but not always: · Sometimes, I wish I was still living in Tokyo.· He sometimes plays football with my brother.occasionally (also on occasion written) used about something that only happens a few times. Occasionally is used when something happens more rarely than sometimes: · I prefer trousers but I do wear skirts occasionally.· Occasionally, operations have to be cancelled.· On occasion, prisoners were allowed visits from their families.(every) now and then/again (also from time to time) sometimes but not often or regularly: · We still call each other every now and then.· Every now and again, an invention comes along which changes people’s lives completely.· Even experienced doctors make mistakes from time to time.every so often sometimes at fairly regular periods: · He looked up from his book every so often.· Every so often, a train whizzed past.at times if something happens at times, it happens sometimes but is not what usually happens: · The job can be frustrating at times.· At times I’ve wondered whether I made the right decision in moving here.(every) once in a while sometimes but very rarely: · We only see each other every once in a while.
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I ˈsʌmtaɪmz Occasionally Time Occasions Supermarket Some·Times Adverb