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occasionoc•ca•sion /ə'keɪʒ(ə)n/ n- 1. C 场合,时刻
- • I met my favorite writer on several occasions. 我几次见到我最喜欢的作家。
- • She was suitably dressed on every occasion. 她在任何场合都穿着得体。
- 2. C 特殊事件;庆典
- • The royal wedding was quite an occasion. 皇室的婚礼是个大盛典。
- 3. 用作单 机会,时机
- • I'll change my job if the occasion arises. 有机会时我会换个工作。
- • He used the occasion to ask for a higher salary. 他利用那个机会要求涨工资。
- 4. 用作单 正式 原因;理由
- • His indifference in work was the occasion of being dismissed. 他因对工作漫不经心而被解雇了。
- • You have no occasion to get angry with me. 你没有理由对我发脾气。
词组give occasion to 引起 • That remark gave occasion to a burst of laughter. 那句话引起了一阵笑声。 on occasion 偶尔,有时 • He reads detective stories on occasion. 他偶尔阅读侦探小说。 on the occasion of sth. 在…之际 • on the occasion of my visit to the town 在我进城的时候 rise to the occasion 随机应变 • When the invited speaker did not arrive, the chairman rose to the occasion and delivered an excellent unprepared speech. 当被邀请的演讲者没来时,主席随机应变,作了一场精彩的即兴发言。 take occasion to 利用机会…,乘机去做… • take occasion to say a few words 趁机讲几句话 |