ph.
1. He took to studying English 5 years ago.
他五年前开始学英语。
2. Mary took to her new teacher the first time they met.
玛丽第一次见到新老师时就喜欢上她了。
否定表达
A:I advise you to take a bus.
我建议你乘公交车。
B:No, don’t bother.
不,别费心了。
肯定表达
A:I advise you to take a bus.
我建议你乘公交车。
B:I think your suggestion is very acceptable.
我认为您的建议是非常可取的。
轮班
A:It’s your turn to (drive/ pick me up/ take me to work) next week.
下个星期轮到你(驾车/接我/搭我去上班)。
B:I know.
我知道。
1. 喜欢,亲近:take over接管,接办 | take to喜欢,亲近 | take up占据;开始;拿起,接收
2. 开始;对...产生好感:take to one''s heels 逃走,逃之夭夭 | take to 开始;对...产生好感 | take turns 依次,轮流
3. 开始喜欢:be keen on 喜欢,但是程度深一些 | take to 开始喜欢 | often 经常
4. take to是什么意思
4. 对...产生好感,开始喜欢;形成...的习惯,开始从事:take over 接受,接管;借用,承袭 | take to 对...产生好感,开始喜欢;形成...的习惯,开始从事 | take up with 与...成朋友
1. (尤指短时间接触后)喜欢上,喜爱
If you take to someone or something, you like them, especially after knowing them or thinking about them for only a short time.
e.g. Did the children take to him?...
孩子们喜欢上他了么?
e.g. The first series was really bad. But for some reason the public took to it.
第一部系列剧糟透了,可是不知为何,观众开始喜欢上了它。
2. 养成(做…)的习惯;开始定时(做…)
If you take to doing something, you begin to do it as a regular habit.
e.g. They had taken to wandering through the streets arm-in-arm.
他们养成了挽着胳膊逛街的习惯。
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