EN: We use the preposition 'on' before specific dates (like October tenth) and days of the week.
中文: 在特定的日期(如十月十日)或星期几之前,我们会使用介词“on”。
My birthday is on May fifth.
我的生日是在五月五日。
EN: In English, dates are usually written with the month first followed by an ordinal number (tenth, not ten) when spoken, even if sometimes written as 'October 10'.
中文: 在英語中,日期的唸法通常是先說月份,後面接「序數」(例如 tenth,而不是基數 ten),即使有時候在書寫上會寫成 'October 10'。
EN: Use 'When does + singular subject + verb?' to ask about the scheduled time of a future event or regular activity.
中文: 使用“When does + 单数主语 + 动词原形?”的句型,来询问某个未来活动或例行事件的预定开始时间。
When does the train leave?
火车什么时候出发?
EN: Use the preposition 'at' before specific times (like hours and minutes), and 'in the morning' to specify the part of the day.
中文: 在特定的时间(如几点几分)前要使用介词“at”,而表示在一天的某个时段(如早上)则使用“in the morning”。
The class starts at ten in the morning.
课程在早上十点开始。
EN: Use 'Whose + noun + is...?' to ask who owns something or who came up with an idea. 'Whose' is a possessive question word.
中文: 使用“Whose + 名词 + is...?”的句型来询问某物归谁所有,或是某个主意是谁想出来的。“Whose”是表示所有格的疑问词,意思是“谁的”。
Whose book is this?
这是谁的书?
EN: In many English-speaking schools, 'sports day' or 'field day' is a major annual event. The 'team relay' (or relay race) is often the most exciting and highly anticipated event of the day, emphasizing teamwork and school spirit.
中文: 在許多英語系國家的學校中,「運動會」(sports day 或 field day)是一年一度的大事。而「大隊接力」(team relay)通常是當天最刺激、最受期待的項目,非常強調團隊合作與學校精神。
EN: The verb 'hope' is used to express a desire for something to happen. It is often followed by a clause (subject + verb) to show what you want to happen in the future.
中文: 动词“hope”(希望)用来表达对某事的期望。后面通常会接一个从句(主语 + 动词),用来表示你希望未来发生的事情。
I hope you like the food.
我希望你喜欢这道食物。
EN: The pattern 'want to + be + noun' is used to express a desire to become a certain role, profession, or status in the future.
中文: “want to + be + 名词”这个句型用来表达想要成为某个角色、职业或状态的愿望。
I want to be a teacher.
我想当一名老师。
EN: In school sports days, the 'first runner' in a relay race is a highly coveted and exciting position, often given to someone fast to get a head start.
中文: 在學校運動會中,接力賽的「第一棒跑者」是一個非常熱門且令人興奮的位置,通常會安排速度快的人來搶得先機。
EN: We use 'can' followed by the base form of a verb (like 'be') to express possibility or ability. Ordinal numbers like 'second' are used to show order or position, and they usually come after 'the'.
中文: 我们使用“can”(可以)后面接动词原形(例如“be”)来表示可能性或能力。像“second”(第二)这样的序数用来表示顺序或位置,通常会放在“the”的后面。
He can be the first player.
他可以当第一位选手。
EN: The pattern 'be happy to + verb' is used to express willingness or pleasure in doing something.
中文: 句型“be happy to + 动词原形”用来表示乐意或很高兴做某事。
I am happy to help you with your homework.
我很乐意帮你写作业。
EN: In school sports events, 'the third' refers to the third runner in a relay race. Using ordinal numbers (first, second, third) with 'the' is a common way to refer to positions or turns without repeating the word 'runner'.
中文: 在學校運動會中,「the third」指的是接力賽中的「第三棒」。使用定冠詞「the」加上序數(第一、第二、第三)是英文中常見的簡略表達方式,可以避免重複提到「runner(跑者)」這個字。
EN: Use 'Whose + noun' to ask who owns something or who is responsible for a task. 'Whose' is a question word used to ask about possession.
中文: 使用“Whose + 名词”来询问某物归谁所有,或是某项任务由谁负责。“Whose”是一个用来询问“谁的”的疑问词。
Whose book is this?
这是谁的书?
EN: In school sports days or community events, a 'water table' (or water station) is a designated spot where volunteers hand out cups of water to runners and participants to keep them hydrated.
中文: 在學校運動會或社區活動中,「water table」(水站或補水攤位)是一個指定的的地點,由志工分發杯裝水給跑步者和參賽者以補充水分。
EN: Use an apostrophe followed by 's' ('s) after a person's name to show that something belongs to them (possessive form).
中文: 在人名后面加上撇号和 s('s)表示“某人的”,用来表示所有权(所有格)。
This is Ryan's book.
这是莱恩的书。
EN: To talk about dates in English, we write the month first (with a capital letter) followed by the ordinal number (like 'tenth', 'first', 'second').
中文: 在英文中表达日期时,我们会先写出月份(首字母需大写),后面再加上序数(例如 'tenth'、'first'、'second')。
My birthday is on May fifth.
我的生日在五月五日。
EN: In Taiwan, 'October tenth' (Double Tenth Day) is the National Day, which is a major public holiday. In the context of a school, a 'big day' often refers to important annual events like Sports Day or graduation.
中文: 在台灣,「十月十日」(雙十節)是國慶日,為重要的國定假日。而在學校的情境中,「big day」(大日子)通常指一年一度的重要活動,例如校慶運動會或畢業典禮。
EN: Use 'Let's' followed by a base verb to make a suggestion or invite others to do an activity together.
中文: 使用“Let's”(让我们)后面接动词原形,可以用来提出建议或邀请大家一起做某个活动。
Let's study together after school.
放学后我们一起看书吧。
EN: The phrase 'How are you?' is a standard greeting used to ask about someone's well-being. It is commonly used in both spoken conversation and friendly letters.
中文: “How are you?”是一个标准的问候语,用来询问对方的近况或身体状况。它常用于口语对话和友好的信件中。
How are you today, Sarah?
莎拉,你今天好吗?
EN: In English-speaking cultures, starting a personal letter or email with 'Dear [Name]' is a very common and polite convention, even among close friends and family. 'How are you?' is the most standard way to open a friendly conversation or message.
中文: 在英語系國家中,寫個人信件或電子郵件時,以「Dear [名字]」開頭是非常普遍且禮貌的慣例,即使在好朋友和家人之間也是如此。而「How are you?」則是開啟友善對話或訊息最經典的問候語。
EN: The phrase 'a lot' is used at the end of a sentence to mean 'very much' or 'frequently'. It describes how much you do an action.
中文: 短语“a lot”放在句子结尾,表示“非常”或“很”的意思。它用来修饰动作的程度或频率。
I like this book a lot.
我很喜欢这本书。
EN: In English-speaking cultures, writing 'I miss you a lot' or 'I miss you' is a very common and warm way to end a letter or message to a close friend or family member, showing affection without being overly formal.
中文: 在英語系國家中,在給摯友或家人的信件或訊息結尾寫上「I miss you a lot」或「I miss you」是非常常見且溫暖的問候方式,能展現親近的情感而不會顯得過於正式。
EN: We use the preposition 'on' before specific dates (like October tenth) and days of the week.
中文: 我们在特定的日期(如十月十日)和星期几之前,会使用介词“on”。
My birthday is on May fifth.
我的生日是在五月五日。
EN: In Taiwan, October tenth (10/10) is National Day, a major public holiday. Schools often hold sports days or special events around this time of year because the autumn weather is cool and pleasant.
中文: 在台灣,十月十日(雙十節)是國慶日,為國定假日。學校通常會選在秋高氣爽的十月左右舉辦運動會或特別活動。
EN: Use the simple present tense (join) to talk about scheduled events or current facts. 'This year' is a time expression placed at the end of the sentence.
中文: 使用一般现在时(join)来描述已安排好的活动或目前的现状。“this year”(今年)是时间副词,通常放在句尾。
I play basketball this year.
我今年打篮球。
EN: To say your number or position in a group, use the pattern 'noun + number' (e.g., 'number three' or 'runner number three'). Note that we do not use 'the' before the number in this pattern.
中文: 要表示自己在团体中的编号或位置时,可以使用“名词 + 数字”的句型(例如:“number three”或“runner number three”)。请注意,在此句型中,数字前面不需要加冠词“the”。
I am in room number five.
我在五号房间。
EN: Use the preposition 'at' before specific times (e.g., at nine, at 3:00) and 'in the' before general times of day (e.g., in the morning, in the afternoon).
中文: 在具体的时间点前面要使用介词“at”(例如:在九点),而在一天中的某个时段前面则使用“in the”(例如:在早上、在下午)。
The class starts at eight in the morning.
课程在早上八点开始。
EN: In many English-speaking countries, school sports days are highly anticipated community events. They often start early in the morning, around 9:00 AM, to complete all the track and field events before the afternoon heat.
中文: 在許多英語系國家,學校的運動會是備受期待的社群活動。它們通常在早上九點左右提早開始,以便在下午天氣變熱之前完成所有的田徑項目。
EN: An imperative sentence starts with a verb to give a polite request or command. Adding 'Please' at the beginning makes the request more polite and friendly.
中文: 祈使句以动词开头,用于提出礼貌的请求或命令。在句首加上“Please”(请)可以让请求显得更有礼貌且亲切。
Please sit down and listen.
请坐下并聆听。
EN: The word 'also' is used to show that something is the same or in addition. It usually goes before the main verb (like 'join') but after the 'be' verb (am/is/are).
中文: 单词“also”(也)用来表示相同或额外增加的情况。它通常放在实义动词(如 join)之前,但放在 be 动词(am/is/are)之后。
They also like to play soccer.
他们也喜欢踢足球。
EN: The phrase 'take care of' means to look after, handle, or be responsible for someone or something.
中文: 短语“take care of”的意思是照顾、处理或负责某人或某事。
Can you take care of the dog today?
你今天可以帮忙照顾这只狗吗?
EN: In school sports days, students are often assigned roles to help run the event, such as managing food, water, or cleaning up. This fosters teamwork and responsibility from a young age.
中文: 在學校的運動會中,學生通常會被分配不同的工作來協助活動進行,例如負責食物、水或事後清理。這從小就培養了他們的團隊合作精神與責任感。
EN: Use 'but' to connect two different or contrasting adjectives that describe the same noun.
中文: 使用“but”(但是)来连接两个不同或对比的形容词,用来修饰同一个名词。
It is a small but beautiful room.
这是一间虽然小但很漂亮的房间。
EN: In informal English letters or emails, 'Love,' is a warm and common sign-off used before the sender's name, especially among family members, close friends, or romantic partners.
中文: 在非正式的英文信件或电子邮件中,“Love,”是一种温暖且常见的结尾问候语,通常放在寄件者名字之前,特别适用于家人、挚友或伴侣之间。
Love, Mom.
爱你的,妈妈。
EN: In English letter-writing culture, sign-offs like 'Love,' are highly personal. For less intimate but still friendly emails, people often use 'Best regards,', 'Warmly,', or 'Best,'.
中文: 在英文書信文化中,像「Love,」這樣的結尾是非常私密且親近的。如果是沒那麼親密但仍保持友好的信件,人們通常會使用「Best regards,」(誠摯的問候)、「Warmly,」(溫暖的問候)或「Best,」(祝好)。
EN: Use the pattern 'Whose turn is it to + verb?' to ask who is responsible for doing a specific action at this moment.
中文: 使用“Whose turn is it to + 动词?”的句型,可以用来询问现在轮到谁该做某个特定的动作。
Whose turn is it to wash the dishes?
轮到谁洗碗了?
EN: The pattern 'It is someone's turn' is used to show who has the duty or opportunity to do something at this moment.
中文: 句型“It is someone's turn”用来表示目前轮到某人做某事或有机会做某事。
It is your turn to wash the dishes.
轮到你洗碗了。
EN: In English-speaking schools and households, 'It is my turn' is a very common phrase used to establish order and fairness during games, chores, or classroom activities.
中文: 在英語系的學校和家庭中,「It is my turn」是一個非常常用的句子,用來在遊戲、家事或課堂活動中建立秩序與公平性。
EN: Use 'When do we + verb?' to ask about the scheduled time or day for a group activity.
中文: 使用“When do we + 动词?”的句型,可以用来询问某项团体活动预计进行的时间或日期。
When do we start the game?
我们什么时候开始比赛?
EN: In school sports days, 'the race line' (or start/finish line) is often set up the day before the event. Students and teachers work together to prepare the field, which helps build team spirit.
中文: 在學校的運動會中,「起跑線」或「終點線」通常會在活動前一天佈置完畢。學生和老師會一起分工準備場地,這也是培養團隊合作精神的重要環節。
EN: We use the preposition 'on' before specific dates (like October ninth) and days of the week.
中文: 在特定的日期(如十月九日)或星期几之前,我们使用介词“on”。
The party is on October tenth.
派对在十月十日举行。
EN: In English, dates are usually written as 'October 9th' or 'October 9' but spoken as 'October ninth' using ordinal numbers.
中文: 在英文中,日期通常寫作「October 9th」或「October 9」,但在口語表達時,必須使用序數唸作「October ninth」(十月第九天)。
EN: Use 'Whose + noun + is...?' to ask who owns something or who is responsible for a specific task.
中文: 使用“Whose + 名词 + is...?”的句型来询问某物归谁所有,或是某项工作由谁负责。
Whose turn is it?
轮到谁了?
EN: In school events or group projects, tasks are often divided clearly among members. Asking 'Whose job is...?' is a direct and common way to clarify responsibilities.
中文: 在學校活動或團體合作中,任務通常會明確分工。詢問「Whose job is...?」(誰負責...?)是一種直接且常用來確認職責的方式。
EN: The pattern 'be good at + noun/pronoun' is used to show that someone has a talent or skill for a specific activity or thing.
中文: “be good at + 名词/代词”的句型用来表示某人在某个特定活动或事情上很有才华或很擅长。
She is good at sports.
她很擅长运动。
EN: Use 'When does + singular subject + base verb...?' to ask about the scheduled time of a future or regular event.
中文: 使用“When does + 单数主语 + 动词原形...?”的句型,来询问某个未来或例行事件的预定时间。
When does the train leave?
火车什么时候出发?
EN: We use 'at' before a specific time (like 'at nine' or 'at 3:00') to show when an action happens.
中文: 我们在具体的时间点(例如“在九点”或“在三点”)之前使用介词“at”,用来表示动作发生的时间。
The class starts at eight.
课程在八点开始。
EN: We use ordinal numbers like 'first', 'second', and 'third' to show order or position in a race or list.
中文: 我们使用序数(如 first、second、third)来表示比赛或列表中的顺序或名次。
He finished second in the race.
他在比赛中获得了第二名。
EN: The phrasal verb 'find out' means to discover or learn information that you did not know before. It is often followed by a time or a situation when the discovery will happen.
中文: 动词短语“find out”意思是“发现”或“得知”先前不知道的信息。后面通常会接上得知该信息的时间或情境。
I want to find out the answer to this question.
我想找出这个问题的答案。
EN: The phrase 'the big day' is a common English idiom used to refer to an important, highly anticipated event, such as a wedding day, a sports competition, or graduation day.
中文: 英文片語「the big day」是一個常見的慣用語,用來指代某個非常重要、令人高度期待的日子,例如婚禮當天、運動會比賽日或畢業典禮等。
重要单词附有 IPA 发音、定义、例句和互动式测验。
在本文中: 赛跑、速度竞赛
在本文中: 接力赛
在本文中: 跑步者、参赛选手
在本文中: 练习、训练
在本文中: 想念、怀念
在本文中: 忙碌的
在本文中: 运动场、场地
在本文中: 查明、发现、得知(真相或答案)
片语包含类型标示、双语定义、用法说明和例句。
A day on which a school or college holds athletic contests.
学校运动会
To look after someone or something; to deal with a task.
照顾、负责处理
To prepare or arrange something for use.
设置、准备、布置
To be able to do something well.
擅长于...