| 释义 |
sort /BrE sɔːt; NAmE sɔːrt/ ► SEE ALLsort sb out sort sb/yourself out sort sb out with sth sort sth outsort itself out sort through sth●ˌsort sb ˈout (informal, especially BrE) to deal with sb who has been causing trouble 整治，对付，收拾（某人）◆They sent the lads round to sort him out.
他们派了些小伙子去教训他。SYN deal with sb[v + n/pron + adv] [v + adv + n]●ˌsort sb/yourself ˈout (BrE, informal) 1. to find a solution to sb’s/your own problems, etc. 解决某人／自己的问题◆It took her months to sort herself out after the divorce.
离婚后，她过了好几个月才缓过来。◆He was so upset it took us an hour to calm him down and sort him out.
他十分难过，我们用了一个小时才让他恢复平静、振作起来。SYN straighten sb/yourself out2. to organize sb or yourself 安顿某人／自己◆You load the car and I’ll sort the kids out.
你来装车，我把孩子们安顿好。◆She’s in her room sorting herself out for the trip.
她在房间打点行装。[v + n/pron + adv]●ˌsort sb ˈout with sth (informal, especially BrE) to provide sb with sth they need 为某人提供（所需物品）◆I’m sure we can sort you out with some dry clothes.
我想我们一定能给你找出几件干衣服。[v + n/pron + adv + prep]●ˌsort sth ˈout 🔑1. to put sth in order; to tidy and organize sth 把…安排好；理顺；清理◆I spent the afternoon sorting out my study.
下午的时间我用来整理书房了。OBJ room, stuff ➡ note at tidy up 2. (especially BrE) to organize or arrange sth 组织；安排◆First you have to sort out a work permit.
首先，你必须办理工作许可证。3. (especially BrE) to decide on sth 挑选；选定 ◆I need to sort out what clothes to take with me on the trip.
我得想好旅行带什么衣服。OBJ details, priorities NOTE Usually used with question words such as what, where, etc. 通常与 what、where 等疑问词连用。4. to solve a problem 解决（问题）◆We’ve sorted the problem out.
我们把问题解决了。OBJ problem, mess5. (from sth) to separate sth from a larger group （从…中）区分开来，辨别出来◆Sort out the ripe pears from the rest.
把熟梨和其他的分开。◆She sorted out the clothes that she didn’t wear any more.
她把不再穿的衣服挑了出来。[v + n/pron + adv] [v + adv + n]▸ ˈsort-out noun (BrE, informal)
an act of arranging or organizing things in a neat and tidy way and getting rid of things you do not want 收拾；清理●ˌsort itself ˈout (especially BrE) if a problem sorts itself out, it stops being a problem without anyone having to do anything （问题）自行化解◆He woke up feeling ill, but thought the problem would soon sort itself out.
他醒来后感觉不适，可他认为很快就会自动好起来的。SYN work itself out[v + pron + adv]●ˌsort ˈthrough sthto look through a number of things either in order to find a particular thing or to put them in groups 翻找；归整◆She sorted through her wardrobe for something to wear.
她翻遍衣柜找衣服穿。◆They sorted through thousands of old photos.
他们收拾整理了几千张旧照片。[v + prep] |