| 词组 | recommend |
| 释义 | recommend /ˌrekəˈmend/ verb 1. to say that something or someone is good, or suggest them for a particular purpose or jobadverbshighly recommend sth/sb It’s a great book – I highly recommend it.definitely/certainly recommend sth/sb We would definitely recommend visiting the Golden Temple.thoroughly recommend sth/sb Overall I can thoroughly recommend this film to anyone with an interest in space travel.personally recommend sth/sb (=from your own personal experience) Are there any hair-colouring products you can personally recommend?heartily recommend sth/sb (=strongly and enthusiastically – a rather formal use) This is a book I heartily recommend to all hillwalkers.prepositionsrecommend sb/sth to sb One of my friends recommended the place to me.recommend sb/sth for a job/position I have decided to recommend you for the position of senior tutor.phrasesI can recommend sb/sth I can recommend the mixed vegetable curry – it’s really good.sb/sth comes highly recommended (=someone or something has been recommended to you) His nurse was an efficient woman who came highly recommended.2. to advise someone to do something, especially because you have special knowledge of a situation or subjectGrammarThis meaning of recommend is used with (that): The doctor recommended that he should lose some weight.adverbsstrongly/highly recommend sth We strongly recommend that you get legal advice.THESAURUS: recommend tell to tell someone that you think they should do something, especially in order to avoid problems: We’ve been told that we should go home early before it starts snowing. | I told you not to drink the water here. urge to strongly advise someone to do something because you think it is very important: Her doctor has urged her to see a specialist. | Police are urging drivers not to come into London this weekend. advocateuse | policy to say publicly that something should be done, often something that a lot of people disagree about: In 1984, he advocated the use of force against Nicaragua. | Many dentists advocate the use of fluoride to prevent problems with teeth. | They seem to be advocating a policy of getting rid of all nuclear weapons. endorseplan | idea | view | product to say officially that you support something and that it is the right thing to do, or say in an advertisement that you like a product and think that people should use it: European leaders endorsed a plan put forward by the British Prime Minister. | Governor Wilson endorsed the idea of building a new Bay Bridge. | A lot of companies use sports stars to endorse their products. |
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