Bless
[ blɛs ]
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vt. 祝福;保佑;赞美;为…祈福;
📝 例句
"Why, bless my heart!" exclaimed Miss Betsey,"You are a very Baby!"
“哟，我的乖乖
He was blessed with great talent.
他天资非常聪颖,真是幸运。
Heaven bless my beloved sister!
愿苍天保佑我所深爱的姐姐！
Bless me from all evils!
愿上帝保佑我消灾去祸!
They blessed her for her kindness.
他们感谢她的好意。
🌱 联想助记
【记】※ b-拼音“不”,less-较少的:祝福你的人一定不会少
※ ble-拼音“伯乐”,ss-似“两个美女”:伯乐在保佑两个美女
※ ble-拼音“伯乐”,ss-似“两个美女”:伯乐得到了两个美女的祝福
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🔴 反义词
🔤 词根
📖 牛津释义
bless
v
(pt, pp blessed; in sense 5, pp blest) [Tn]
1 ask God's favour and protection for (sb/sth) 求神赐福於（某人[某事物]）; 求神保佑
They brought the children to Jesus and he blessed them. 他们把孩子们领到耶稣跟前, 耶稣就赐福予他们.
The Pope blessed the crowd. 教皇向人群祝福.
The priest blessed the harvest. 牧师祈求丰收.
2 (esp in Christian ritual) make (sth) sacred or holy; consecrate （尤用於基督教仪式中）使（某事物）神圣; 奉献
The priest blessed the bread and wine, ie before the celebration of the Eucharist. 牧师先将饼和酒圣洁化, 然後开始圣餐仪式.
3 (esp in Christian Church services) call (God) holy; praise; glorify （尤用於基督教教会礼拜仪式中）颂扬（上帝）; 赞美
`We bless Thy Holy Name.' ｀我们颂赞您的圣名.＇
4 (esp imperative in prayers 尤用於祷文中的祈使句) (fml 文) grant health, happiness and success to (sb/sth) 赐与（某人[某事物]）健康、幸福及成功
Bless (ie We ask God to bless) all those who are hungry, lonely or sick. 求神赐福於那些饥饿、孤独或患病的人.
5 (pp blest) (dated infml 旧, 口) (esp in exclamations expressing surprise 尤用於感叹句, 表示惊奇): Bless me! 哎呀!
Bless my soul! 哎呀!
Well, I'm blest! 哎呀!
I'm blest if I know! ie I don't know at all. 我要是知道就好了（我一点也不知道）.
6 (idm 习语) be blessed with sth/sb be fortunate in having sth/sb 在某事物[某人]方面有福
He is blessed with excellent health. 他身体好极了, 真有福.
(joc or ironic 谑或反语) Mrs Murphy is blessed with twelve children. 墨菲夫人有十二个孩子, 真有福气. `bless you (used as an interj to express thanks or affection, or said to sb who has sneezed 用作感叹词, 表示谢意或情意, 或当别人打喷嚏时说)
You've bought me a present? Bless you! 你给我买来一个礼物是吗? 太感谢你了!
🎯 考研助记
不来事（谐音）： 保佑不来坏事{God bless you老天保佑}
🔁 扩展释义
*[bles]vt. 祝福, 祈佑, 使神圣化
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📖 同为「初中」词汇
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I am exhausted. My new exercise class is so hard.
我太累了。我那新的健身班太难了。
A rainbow comes into sight.
彩虹出现了！
On the subject of reading, Francis Bacon, who lived at about the same time as shakespeare, wrote these words, Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and some few to be chewed and digested. This good advice shows how it is possible to read
“有些书是应当尝尝滋味的，有些书是应当吞食下去的，有少数书是应当咀嚼和消化的。”这个忠告很好，它表明可以用不同的方法来阅读不同类型的书。