英语词汇episode的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

episode /ˈepəsəʊd, ˈepɪsəʊd $ -soʊd/ noun 1. one of a series of television or radio programmes, in which the same story is continued each weekadjectivesthe next episode The next episode of the series will be shown on Tuesday.the last/previous episode I missed the last episode.the final episode You don’t find out who the killer is until the final episode.last week’s episode/next week’s episode Did you see last week’s episode?an exciting/thrilling episode Don’t miss next week’s thrilling episode.a classic episode The DVD contains classic episodes of the show.verbswatch/see an episode She always watches every episode of the programme.show/broadcast an episode The first episode was shown last Monday.an episode is repeated Today’s episode will be repeated on Wednesday.2. an occasion when something happens, especially something bad or unusualadjectivesthe latest episode The case is the latest episode in a series of disputes between the two countries.the whole/entire episode The whole episode was clearly an embarrassment to her father.a dramatic episode The fire was one of the most dramatic episodes of her childhood.a sad/unfortunate/tragic episode The war was a tragic episode in the country’s history.a sorry/shameful episode (=used when you wish an event had not happened) The whole sorry episode has damaged the prime minister’s reputation. | The scandal was a shameful episode in the history of British politics.a violent/bloody episode (=in which many people are hurt or killed) In one particularly bloody episode, the terrorists left a bomb on a crowded train.a strange/bizarre/extraordinary episode This strange episode was witnessed by a local police officer.prepositionsan episode in sb’s life/sth’s history It was an episode in his life which he would rather not think about.Episode is also used in medical English when talking about an occasion when someone is affected by a serious illness, which they have for a long time: an episode of depression The patient suffered from recurrent episodes of intestinal obstruction (=the patient’s stomach was often blocked).

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释义	episode /ˈepəsəʊd, ˈepɪsəʊd $ -soʊd/ noun 1. one of a series of television or radio programmes, in which the same story is continued each weekadjectivesthe next episode The next episode of the series will be shown on Tuesday.the last/previous episode I missed the last episode.the final episode You don’t find out who the killer is until the final episode.last week’s episode/next week’s episode Did you see last week’s episode?an exciting/thrilling episode Don’t miss next week’s thrilling episode.a classic episode The DVD contains classic episodes of the show.verbswatch/see an episode She always watches every episode of the programme.show/broadcast an episode The first episode was shown last Monday.an episode is repeated Today’s episode will be repeated on Wednesday.2. an occasion when something happens, especially something bad or unusualadjectivesthe latest episode The case is the latest episode in a series of disputes between the two countries.the whole/entire episode The whole episode was clearly an embarrassment to her father.a dramatic episode The fire was one of the most dramatic episodes of her childhood.a sad/unfortunate/tragic episode The war was a tragic episode in the country’s history.a sorry/shameful episode (=used when you wish an event had not happened) The whole sorry episode has damaged the prime minister’s reputation. \| The scandal was a shameful episode in the history of British politics.a violent/bloody episode (=in which many people are hurt or killed) In one particularly bloody episode, the terrorists left a bomb on a crowded train.a strange/bizarre/extraordinary episode This strange episode was witnessed by a local police officer.prepositionsan episode in sb’s life/sth’s history It was an episode in his life which he would rather not think about.Episode is also used in medical English when talking about an occasion when someone is affected by a serious illness, which they have for a long time: an episode of depression The patient suffered from recurrent episodes of intestinal obstruction (=the patient’s stomach was often blocked).
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