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me             ME              /        ˌem ˈiː                ;          NAmE                ˌem ˈiː                /                              noun                ,                  abbreviation                                          noun              (      BrE)              (      also      ˌchronic faˈtigue syndrome              NAmE,        BrE            )              [uncountable      ]              the abbreviation for        ‘        myalgic encephalomyelitis        ’(an illness that makes people feel extremely weak and tired and that can last a long time)        肌痛性脑脊髓炎（全写为 myalgic encephalomyelitis）                                  abbreviation              (      NAmE)        medical examiner              ME              /        ˌem ˈiː                ;          NAmE                ˌem ˈiː                /                        me              ★                              pronoun                ,                  noun                                          pronoun        ★                    /      mi            ;        NAmE            mi            /              /      strong form      miː            strong form      miː            /              the form of        Ithat is used when the speaker or writer is the object of a verb or preposition, or after the verb        be        （I 的宾格）我                    ◆      Don't hit me.      别打我。              ◆      Excuse me!      劳驾！              ◆      Give it to me.      给我。              ◆      You're taller than me.      你比我高。              ◆      Hello, it's me.      喂，是我。              ◆      ‘Who's there?’ ‘Only me.’      “谁在那儿？”“只有我。”                      HELP       The use of      mein the last three examples is correct in modern standard English.      Iin these sentences would be considered much too formal for almost all contexts, especially in      BrE.      后三例中 me 的用法符合现代英语的标准。若在这些句子中使用 I，几乎在任何语境里都会显得过于正式，尤其是在英式英语中。                            noun                    (      also      mi      )              /      miː            ;        NAmE            miː            /              (        music          音        )            the third note of a        major        scale        大调音阶的第 3 音                        me              /        mi                ;          NAmE                mi                /             me[mi]CET4CET6TEM4p617754461986293554571135727404033748PRON7916622562Spoken:117681167mes[1167]代词(98%)，名词(2%)pron.我（宾格）n.自我；极端自私的人；自我的一部分n.(Me)人名；(日)马(姓)；(朝)袂；(阿拉伯、柬、老)梅

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jEPoK/1xFvkT+4I2iOf8EYgWOZlGwWIq0ebzFE56qqSmxV87DibmTO+AqTitfcim0wlc6Fm8zjXWSA75wXmW0I4526mIQpY2FVanqZKAzwQO/I8hnbhKBOGyE8m06lDd8aUZP1DbW96d4zVXWRgkQw== meme /mi; strong miː/ ●●● S1 W1 pronoun [object form of ‘I’]  Word Origin Examples Collocations Phrases 1used by the person speaking or writing to refer to himself or herself:  Stop, you’re hurting me. He bought me a drink. Give that book to me. She’s two years older than me. That’s me, standing on the left.2me too spoken used to tell someone that you feel the same way as they do, that you are in a similar situation etc:  ‘I’m hungry!’ ‘Me too.’3me neither (also nor me) spoken used to say that you agree with a negative statement that someone has just made:  ‘I can’t believe he’s fifty.’ ‘Me neither.’4me time informal time when you can relax or do things that you enjoy doing, usually on your own:  Recognize that your partner needs some me time.

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Oxford	ME / ˌem ˈiː ; NAmE ˌem ˈiː / noun , abbreviation noun ( BrE) ( also ˌchronic faˈtigue syndrome NAmE, BrE ) [uncountable ] the abbreviation for ‘ myalgic encephalomyelitis ’(an illness that makes people feel extremely weak and tired and that can last a long time) 肌痛性脑脊髓炎（全写为 myalgic encephalomyelitis） abbreviation ( NAmE) medical examiner ME / ˌem ˈiː ; NAmE ˌem ˈiː / me ★ pronoun , noun pronoun ★ / mi ; NAmE mi / / strong form miː strong form miː / the form of Ithat is used when the speaker or writer is the object of a verb or preposition, or after the verb be （I 的宾格）我 ◆ Don't hit me. 别打我。 ◆ Excuse me! 劳驾！ ◆ Give it to me. 给我。 ◆ You're taller than me. 你比我高。 ◆ Hello, it's me. 喂，是我。 ◆ ‘Who's there?’ ‘Only me.’ “谁在那儿？”“只有我。” HELP The use of mein the last three examples is correct in modern standard English. Iin these sentences would be considered much too formal for almost all contexts, especially in BrE. 后三例中 me 的用法符合现代英语的标准。若在这些句子中使用 I，几乎在任何语境里都会显得过于正式，尤其是在英式英语中。 noun ( also mi ) / miː ; NAmE miː / ( music 音 ) the third note of a major scale 大调音阶的第 3 音 me / mi ; NAmE mi /
LDC	meme /mi; strong miː/ ●●● S1 W1 pronoun [object form of ‘I’] Word Origin Examples Collocations Phrases 1used by the person speaking or writing to refer to himself or herself: Stop, you’re hurting me. He bought me a drink. Give that book to me. She’s two years older than me. That’s me, standing on the left.2me too spoken used to tell someone that you feel the same way as they do, that you are in a similar situation etc: ‘I’m hungry!’ ‘Me too.’3me neither (also nor me) spoken used to say that you agree with a negative statement that someone has just made: ‘I can’t believe he’s fifty.’ ‘Me neither.’4me time informal time when you can relax or do things that you enjoy doing, usually on your own: Recognize that your partner needs some me time.
WDF	me [mi] CET4CET6TEM4 p61 775446 198629 355457 113572 74040 33748 PRON79 16622562 Spoken: 117681167 mes[1167] 代词(98%)，名词(2%) pron.我（宾格） n.自我；极端自私的人；自我的一部分 n.(Me)人名；(日)马(姓)；(朝)袂；(阿拉伯、柬、老)梅

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