| 释义 |
●ˌlay sth ˈout1. to spread sth out ready to use or so that it can be seen easily 铺开；展开；摊开◆Lay out all the clothes you want to take.
把你要带走的衣服全摆出来。◆Lay all the cards out on the table.
把纸牌全摆在桌上。2. to plan how sth should look and arrange it in this way 策划；设计；安排；布置◆They laid the streets out on a grid pattern.
他们把街道设计成棋盘状。◆a well-laid-out CV / résumé
版面编排得宜的个人简历3. to present or explain sth clearly and carefully （清晰细致地）演示，解释◆At the meeting, he laid out his plans for the company.
在会议上，他清楚地阐释了他对公司的规划。4. (on sth) (informal) to spend money 花（钱）◆He laid out thousands renovating the house.
他花了几千元钱翻新房子。[v + n/pron + adv] [v + adv + n]▸ ˈlayout noun [usually singular]
the way in which sth is arranged 规划；设计；安排；布局◆He still recalled the layout of the house perfectly.
他依然清晰地记得那座房子的布置。◆The magazine has a very attractive layout.
那本杂志的版面设计很吸引人。▸ ˈoutlay noun [countable, uncountable]
the money that you spend on sth, especially when you start a new project （尤指新项目的）支出，花费◆an outlay of $400 000
40 万元的开支◆What was your initial outlay on equipment?
你购置设备的起始费用是多少？ |