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quiz n.恶作剧；测验；问答比赛v.盘问；对 ... 进行测验 (1) 我讨厌别人搞恶作剧。(2) 我们明天早晨进行一个小测验。(3) 他要我们准备好测验。(4) 在这一测验中你与专家较量一下技巧吧。(5) 你申请参加这次问答比赛了吗?(6) 在智力竞赛中，剑桥队远胜牛津队。(7) 警察就这起谋杀案正在盘问四个男子。(8) 对学生进行了历史测验。(9) 明天将考你们第6章。 As a verb, quiz means to ask a series of questions. A teacher might quiz his students on the material covered in lecture the day before. A mother might quiz her son as to his plans for after school. The questioning meaning of the noun and verb came into use in the mid-nineteenth century, possibly influence by words like inquisitive. Before that, quiz could refer to an odd or unconventional person, a meaning which eventually gave rise to quizzical, still in use today.

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英 [kwɪz] 美 [kwɪz] (1) I hate the quiz someone made.(2) We will have a quiz tomorrow morning.(3) He asked us to prepare for a quiz.(4) Match your skill against the experts in this quiz.(5) Have you entered your name for the quiz yet?(6) The Cambridge team were too much for the Oxford team in the quiz.(7) Four men are being quizzed by police about the murder.(8) The students were quizzed on history.(9) You will be quizzed on chapter 6 tomorrow. A quiz is a short series of questions with a quick result. A magazine quiz might tell a reader if "he's into you," or a pop quiz in English class will let your teacher know how far you got (or didn't get) in last night's reading. 1[N-COUNT 可数名词]问答竞赛；智力竞赛 A quiz is a game or competition in which someone tests your knowledge by asking you questions. We'll have a quiz at the end of the show.节目的最后我们要举行一次智力竞赛。2[VERB 动词]询问；查问；盘问 If you are quizzed by someone about something, they ask you questions about it.   [be V-ed about n]  [V n about n]He was quizzed about his income, debts and eligibility for state benefits...他被问及收入、债务以及是否有资格享受政府发放的救济金等问题。Sybil quizzed her about life as a working girl.西比尔询问了她当女工的生活。

英语单词	quiz
英美音标	英 [kwɪz] 美 [kwɪz]
中文释义	n.恶作剧；测验；问答比赛 v.盘问；对 ... 进行测验
英语例句	(1) I hate the quiz someone made. (2) We will have a quiz tomorrow morning. (3) He asked us to prepare for a quiz. (4) Match your skill against the experts in this quiz. (5) Have you entered your name for the quiz yet? (6) The Cambridge team were too much for the Oxford team in the quiz. (7) Four men are being quizzed by police about the murder. (8) The students were quizzed on history. (9) You will be quizzed on chapter 6 tomorrow.
中文例句	(1) 我讨厌别人搞恶作剧。 (2) 我们明天早晨进行一个小测验。 (3) 他要我们准备好测验。 (4) 在这一测验中你与专家较量一下技巧吧。 (5) 你申请参加这次问答比赛了吗? (6) 在智力竞赛中，剑桥队远胜牛津队。 (7) 警察就这起谋杀案正在盘问四个男子。 (8) 对学生进行了历史测验。 (9) 明天将考你们第6章。
vocabulary简明	A quiz is a short series of questions with a quick result. A magazine quiz might tell a reader if "he's into you," or a pop quiz in English class will let your teacher know how far you got (or didn't get) in last night's reading.
vocabulary扩展	As a verb, quiz means to ask a series of questions. A teacher might quiz his students on the material covered in lecture the day before. A mother might quiz her son as to his plans for after school. The questioning meaning of the noun and verb came into use in the mid-nineteenth century, possibly influence by words like inquisitive. Before that, quiz could refer to an odd or unconventional person, a meaning which eventually gave rise to quizzical, still in use today.
柯林斯解释	1 [N-COUNT 可数名词]问答竞赛；智力竞赛 A quiz is a game or competition in which someone tests your knowledge by asking you questions. We'll have a quiz at the end of the show. 节目的最后我们要举行一次智力竞赛。 2 [VERB 动词]询问；查问；盘问 If you are quizzed by someone about something, they ask you questions about it. [be V-ed about n] [V n about n] He was quizzed about his income, debts and eligibility for state benefits... 他被问及收入、债务以及是否有资格享受政府发放的救济金等问题。 Sybil quizzed her about life as a working girl. 西比尔询问了她当女工的生活。

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