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absent absent ★★☆☆☆The adjective and preposition are pronounced /'æbsənt/. The verb is pronounced /æb'sent/. 形容词和介词读作 /'æbsənt/。动词读作 /æb'sent/。1[ADJ	形容词]不在的；缺席的 If someone or something is absent from a place or situation where they should be or where they usually are, they are not there.   [usu v-link ADJ]He has been absent from his desk for two weeks...他已经有两个星期没有坐在办公桌前了。The pictures, too, were absent from the walls...那些画也不在墙上了。Any soldier failing to report would be considered absent without leave and punished accordingly.士兵若未报到将被视为擅离职守而受处分。2[ADJ-GRADED	能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词]出神的；心不在焉的 If someone appears absent, they are not paying attention because they are thinking about something else. 'Nothing,' Rosie said in an absent way.“没什么，”罗茜心不在焉地说。absentlyHe nodded absently.他漫不经心地点了点头。3[ADJ	形容词]（父或母）不与子女一起住的 An absent parent does not live with his or her children.   [ADJ n]...absent fathers who fail to pay towards the costs of looking after their children.那些不在子女身边、未能支付抚养费的父亲4[VERB	动词]使不在，使离开（本应在或通常在的地方） If someone absents themselves from a place where they should be or where they usually are, they do not go there or they do not stay there.   [V pron-refl from n]  [V pron-refl]  [FORMAL 正式]She was old enough to absent herself from the lunch table if she chose...她长大了，可以自己做主不来吃午餐了。He pleaded guilty before a court martial to absenting himself without leave.在军事法庭上他对自己擅离职守表示服罪。5[PREP	介词]若没有；假设没有 If you say that absent one thing, another thing will happen, you mean that if the first thing does not happen, the second thing will happen.   [AM 美]  [FORMAL 正式]Absent a solution, people like Sue Godfrey will just keep on fighting.假如得不到解决，像休·戈弗雷这样的人就会一直坚持斗争下去。 absent1 adjectiveabsent2 verbabsentab‧sent1 /ˈæbsənt/ ●●● W2 adjective  Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations 1not at work, school, a meeting etc, because you are sick or decide not to go  OPP  presentabsent from students who are regularly absent from schoolRegisterIn everyday English, if someone is on holiday or on a business trip, people usually say that he/she is away:· He's away at the moment. He’s gone to Hawaii.If you want to say that someone is not in a particular place, say not there:· I called in to see her but she wasn't there.If you want to say that someone is not with you, say not here:· I'm afraid he's not here at the moment. Can I take a message?2if someone or something is absent, they are missing or not in the place where they are expected to beabsent parent/father plans to force absent fathers to pay child maintenanceabsent from Local women were conspicuously absent (=obviously not there) from the meeting.3[only before noun] a look etc that is absent shows you are not paying attention to or thinking about what is happening → absently:  The dull, absent look on her face implied boredom.absent1 adjectiveabsent2 verbabsentab‧sent2 /əbˈsent, æb- $ æb-/ verb [transitive] formal  Verb Table Examples Collocations Phrases  absent yourself (from something) to not go to a place or take part in an event where people expect you to be

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jEPoK/1xFvkT+4I2iOf8ETLAg4L6n0vJdXFtlRVzknzIDR+RvZFQ3LBeuM/WgWTslndfhKlwHEXIBrHpDWWA8lNYrh5sViQA1Ch4RlXaWbiCSTIkNC6q2TixuD+FP6yuRCuhokeN4CMgK9uR/p2V4lKUeZRjoKFcMn9PfmO57O9qJ7m9pSMZKV7oXzfPbkha             ab·sent              ★                              adjective                ,                  verb                                          adjective        ★                    /      ˈæbsənt            ;        NAmE            ˈæbsənt            /              1      ★              absent(from …)                    not in a place because of illness, etc.          缺席；不在                            ◆        to be absent from work        缺勤                    OPP                                            present                                                  2      ★              absent(from sth)                    not present in sth          不存在；缺少                            ◆        Love was totally absent from his childhood.        他童年时根本没有受到疼爱。                    OPP                                            present                                                  3              showing that you are not really looking at or thinking about what is happening around you          心不在焉的；出神的                            ◆        an absent expression        心不在焉的神情                    ☞see also                                            absently                                                                verb                    /      æbˈsent            ;        NAmE            æbˈsent            /              absentyourself (from sth)              (        formal)            to not go to or be in a place where you are expected to be        缺席；不参加；不在                    ◆      He had absented himself from the office for the day.      这一天他没有去办公室上班。                  ab·sent              /        ˈæbsənt                ;          NAmE                ˈæbsənt                /             absent[ˈæbsənt]absented, absenting, absentsCET4CET6TEM4考研TOEFLv15489734102100136119277j557945053766467786172088ADJ6904107163VERB1907414411Spoken:54864082缺席的(51%)，缺乏的(21%)，使缺席(15%)，不在的(13%)adj.缺席的；缺少的；心不在焉的；茫然的vt.使缺席

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Collins	absent ★★☆☆☆ The adjective and preposition are pronounced /'æbsənt/. The verb is pronounced /æb'sent/. 形容词和介词读作 /'æbsənt/。动词读作 /æb'sent/。 1 [ADJ 形容词]不在的；缺席的 If someone or something is absent from a place or situation where they should be or where they usually are, they are not there. [usu v-link ADJ] He has been absent from his desk for two weeks... 他已经有两个星期没有坐在办公桌前了。 The pictures, too, were absent from the walls... 那些画也不在墙上了。 Any soldier failing to report would be considered absent without leave and punished accordingly. 士兵若未报到将被视为擅离职守而受处分。 2 [ADJ-GRADED 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词]出神的；心不在焉的 If someone appears absent, they are not paying attention because they are thinking about something else. 'Nothing,' Rosie said in an absent way. “没什么，”罗茜心不在焉地说。 absently He nodded absently. 他漫不经心地点了点头。 3 [ADJ 形容词]（父或母）不与子女一起住的 An absent parent does not live with his or her children. [ADJ n] ...absent fathers who fail to pay towards the costs of looking after their children. 那些不在子女身边、未能支付抚养费的父亲 4 [VERB 动词]使不在，使离开（本应在或通常在的地方） If someone absents themselves from a place where they should be or where they usually are, they do not go there or they do not stay there. [V pron-refl from n] [V pron-refl] [FORMAL 正式] She was old enough to absent herself from the lunch table if she chose... 她长大了，可以自己做主不来吃午餐了。 He pleaded guilty before a court martial to absenting himself without leave. 在军事法庭上他对自己擅离职守表示服罪。 5 [PREP 介词]若没有；假设没有 If you say that absent one thing, another thing will happen, you mean that if the first thing does not happen, the second thing will happen. [AM 美] [FORMAL 正式] Absent a solution, people like Sue Godfrey will just keep on fighting. 假如得不到解决，像休·戈弗雷这样的人就会一直坚持斗争下去。
Oxford	ab·sent ★ adjective , verb adjective ★ / ˈæbsənt ; NAmE ˈæbsənt / 1 ★ absent(from …) not in a place because of illness, etc. 缺席；不在 ◆ to be absent from work 缺勤 OPP present 2 ★ absent(from sth) not present in sth 不存在；缺少 ◆ Love was totally absent from his childhood. 他童年时根本没有受到疼爱。 OPP present 3 showing that you are not really looking at or thinking about what is happening around you 心不在焉的；出神的 ◆ an absent expression 心不在焉的神情 ☞see also absently verb / æbˈsent ; NAmE æbˈsent / absentyourself (from sth) ( formal) to not go to or be in a place where you are expected to be 缺席；不参加；不在 ◆ He had absented himself from the office for the day. 这一天他没有去办公室上班。 ab·sent / ˈæbsənt ; NAmE ˈæbsənt /
LDC	absent1 adjective absent2 verb absentab‧sent1 /ˈæbsənt/ ●●● W2 adjective Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations 1not at work, school, a meeting etc, because you are sick or decide not to go OPP presentabsent from students who are regularly absent from schoolRegisterIn everyday English, if someone is on holiday or on a business trip, people usually say that he/she is away:· He's away at the moment. He’s gone to Hawaii.If you want to say that someone is not in a particular place, say not there:· I called in to see her but she wasn't there.If you want to say that someone is not with you, say not here:· I'm afraid he's not here at the moment. Can I take a message?2if someone or something is absent, they are missing or not in the place where they are expected to beabsent parent/father plans to force absent fathers to pay child maintenanceabsent from Local women were conspicuously absent (=obviously not there) from the meeting.3[only before noun] a look etc that is absent shows you are not paying attention to or thinking about what is happening → absently: The dull, absent look on her face implied boredom. absent1 adjective absent2 verb absentab‧sent2 /əbˈsent, æb- $ æb-/ verb [transitive] formal Verb Table Examples Collocations Phrases absent yourself (from something) to not go to a place or take part in an event where people expect you to be
WDF	absent [ˈæbsənt]absented, absenting, absents CET4CET6TEM4考研TOEFL v15489 734 102 100 136 119 277 j5579 4505 376 646 778 617 2088 ADJ6904 107163 VERB19074 14411 Spoken: 54864082 缺席的(51%)，缺乏的(21%)，使缺席(15%)，不在的(13%) adj.缺席的；缺少的；心不在焉的；茫然的 vt.使缺席

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