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  • 1. DISCOURSE USES 话语用法
  • 2. ADJECTIVE USES 形容词用法
  • 3. PHRASAL VERB USES 短语动词用法
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    even / ˈiːvn ; NAmE ˈiːvn /
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    even evens evened evening evener evenest
    adverb 1 used to emphasize sth unexpected or surprising (强调出乎意料)甚至,连,即使 He never even opened the letter (= so he certainly didn't read it). 他根本没打开过那封信。 It was cold there even in summer (= so it must have been very cold in winter). 那儿即使夏天也很冷。 Even a child can understand it (= so adults certainly can). 这就连小孩子也能理解。 She didn't even call to say she wasn't coming. 她甚至没打电话来说一声她不来了。 2 used when you are comparing things, to make the comparison stronger (用以加强比较)甚至更,愈加,还 You know even less about it than I do. 你对此事的了解甚至还不如我。 She's even more intelligent than her sister. 她甚至比她姐姐还聪明。 3 used to introduce a more exact description of sb/sth (引出更精确的说法)甚至可以说,其实,实际上 It's an unattractive building, ugly even. 这栋建筑毫不美观,甚至可以说难看。 note at
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    IDIOMS even as ( formal) just at the same time as sb does sth or as sth else happens 正当;恰好在…时候 Even as he shouted the warning the car skidded. 他正在高喊注意时,汽车就打滑了。 even if/though despite the fact or belief that; no matter whether 即使;纵然;虽然 I'll get there, even if I have to walk. 我就是走也要走到那儿去。 I like her, even though she can be annoying at times. 尽管她有时可能很烦人,我还是喜欢她。 note at
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    ˌeven ˈnow/ˈthen 1 despite what has/had happened 甚至到现在(或那时);即便是这样(或那样);尽管如此(或那样) I've shown him the photographs but even now he won't believe me. 我把照片给他看了,即便是这样他仍然不相信我。 Even then she would not admit her mistake. 甚至到那时她还是不肯认错。 2 ( formal) at this or that exact moment 恰好在这时(或那时) The troops are even now preparing to march into the city. 部队此刻正在准备向城里开进。 ˌeven ˈso despite that 尽管如此;即使那样 There are a lot of spelling mistakes; even so, it's quite a good essay. 尽管有许多拼写错误,它仍不失为一篇佳作。
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    adjective smooth/level 平滑;平 1 smooth, level and flat 平滑的;平的;平坦的 You need an even surface to work on. 你需要有个平面在上面工作。 OPP
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    not changing 不变 2 not changing very much in amount, speed, etc. (数量、速度等)变化不大的,均匀的,平稳的 an even temperature all year 常年温度变化不大 Children do not learn at an even pace. 孩子学东西时快时慢。 OPP
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    equal 相等 3 (of an amount of sth 数量 ) equal or the same for each person, team, place, etc. 相等的;均等的 Our scores are now even. 我们的比分现在相等。 the even distribution of food 食物的平均分配 OPP
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    4 (of two people or teams 两人或两队 ) equally balanced or of an equal standard 均衡的;不相上下的;同一水平的 an even contest 势均力敌的竞赛 The two players were pretty even. 这两个运动员不分上下。 OPP
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    numbers 数目 5 that can be divided exactly by two 双数的;偶数的 4, 6, 8, 10 are all even numbers. *4、6、8、10 都是偶数。 OPP
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    same size 大小相同 6 equally spaced and the same size 匀称的;均匀的;同样大小的 even features/teeth 匀称的面容;整齐的牙齿 OPP
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    calm 平静 7 calm; not changing or becoming upset 镇静的;稳重的;平和的,温和的 She has a very even temperament. 她的性情非常平和。 He spoke in a steady, even voice. 当时他说话的声音平稳而镇静。 even·ness / ˈiːvənnəs ; NAmE ˈiːvənnəs / noun [uncountable ] IDIOMS be ˈeven ( informal) to no longer owe sb money or a favour 了账;扯平;两清;两抵 be/get ˈeven (with sb) ( informal) to cause sb the same amount of trouble or harm as they have caused you (向某人)报复;(跟某人)算账,扯平 I'll get even with you for this, just you wait. 这事我会找你算账的,等着瞧吧。 break ˈeven to complete a piece of business, etc. without either losing money or making a profit 收支平衡;不赔不赚 The company just about broke even last year. 这家公司去年接近收支平衡。 have an even ˈchance (of doing sth) to be equally likely to do or not do sth (做某事)有一半的机会;正反各半的可能性 She has more than an even chance of winning tomorrow. 她明天多半会赢。 on an even ˈkeel living, working or happening in a calm way, with no sudden changes, especially after a difficult time (生活、工作等经历困难后)平稳下来,顺顺当当 more at
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    verb IDIOM ˌeven the ˈscore to harm or punish sb who has harmed or cheated you in the past 结清宿怨;摆平 PHRASAL VERBS ˌeven ˈout to become level or steady, usually after varying a lot (在多变之后)变平坦,稳定下来 House prices keep rising and falling but they should eventually even out. 房价一直时涨时落,但最终应该会趋于稳定。 ˌeven sth↔ˈout to spread things equally over a period of time or among a number of people 平均分配;平均分摊 He tried to even out the distribution of work among his employees. 他尽量把工作平均分配给雇员。 ˌeven sth↔ˈup to make a situation or a competition more equal 使拉平;使相等;使平衡 even / ˈiːvn ; NAmE ˈiːvn / even·ness / ˈiːvənnəs ; NAmE ˈiːvənnəs /
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    evene‧ven1 /ˈiːvən/ ●●● S1 W1 adverb
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    1used to emphasize something that is unexpected or surprising in what you are saying:  Most companies have suffered a drop in their profits, even very large companies. It was quite difficult to see, even with the light on. He became quite successful and even appeared on a television show once. She did not even bother to phone us. He never even acknowledged my letter.2even bigger/better/brighter etc used to emphasize that someone or something is bigger, better etc:  This will make our job even more difficult. The news was even worse than we expected. The new version is even better than the old one.3used to add a stronger, more exact word to what you are saying:  Some patients become depressed, even suicidal.4even so spoken used to introduce something that is true although it is different from something that you have just said:  I know he’s only a child, but even so he should have known that what he was doing was wrong.5even if used to emphasize that something will still be true if another thing happens:  She’s going to have problems finding a job even if she gets her A levels.6even though used to emphasize that something is true although something else has happened or is true:  Even though he’s 24 now, he’s still like a little child. I can still remember, even though it was so long ago.7even now/then in spite of what has happened:  Even now I find it hard to believe that he lied. They invested in new machinery and equipment, but even then the business was still losing money.8even as used to emphasize that something happens at the same moment as something else:  He realized, even as he spoke, that no one would ever believe him.GRAMMARWord orderYou use even before a person, thing, or phrase, when you want to emphasize what you are saying: · Even young children know the difference between right and wrong.· Poverty exists even in rich countries.You use even before a verb: · He even offered to buy me a drink.You use even after an auxiliary verb: · He has even offered to buy me a drink.· You can even see tigers.Even though/even ifYou use even though and even if when saying that something happens or is true in spite of another thing: · Even though she was tired, she carried on walking.· We’re still going to the concert, even if it rains. Don’t say: even she was tired | even it rainsYou can use even though and even if with still: · Even though we’re completely different, we’re still friends. Don’t say: Even though we’re completely different, yet we’re friends. | Even though we’re completely different, but we’re friends.
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    1level flat and level, with no parts that are higher than other parts OPP  uneven:  The floor must be completely even before we lay the tiles. You need a flat, even surface to work on. He had lovely white, even teeth. see thesaurus at
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    2not changing an even rate, speed, or temperature is steady and does not change:  The room is kept at an even temperature. Wood burns at a fairly even rate.3divided equally divided equally, so that there is the same amount of something in each place, for each person etc:  Divide the dough into three even amounts. an even distribution of wealth4number an even number can be divided exactly by two OPP  odd:  2, 4, 6 and 8 are even numbers.5competition having teams or competitors that are equally good so that everyone has a chance of winning:  The first half was very even, and neither side scored. an even contest6scores if the score in a game is even, two teams or players have the same number of points:  At the end of the first half the score is even.7be even informal to no longer owe someone something, especially money:  If you give me $5, we’ll be even.8calm calm and controlled, and not extreme:  He read most of the speech in an even tone.9an even chance a situation in which it is just as likely that something will happen as not happen:  I think we have an even chance of winning. We knew there was an even chance that the operation would fail.10get even (with somebody) informal to do something unpleasant to someone to punish them for something that they did to you SYN  get revenge (on somebody):  I’ll get even with him one day.11break even to neither make a profit nor lose money:  We’re hoping that we’ll at least break even, and perhaps make a small profit.
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    evenness noun [uncountable]
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    even out phrasal verb if things even out, or if you even them out, the differences between them become smaller SYN  level out:  The differences in their income should even out over time.even something ↔ out Use a brush to even out the variations in colour.even something ↔ up phrasal verb to make a situation or competition more equal:  We put on a couple of more experienced players to even things up a bit.
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