英语词汇several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

several /ˈsevərəl/ determiner pronoun a number of people or things that is more than a few, but not a lot: “Have you read any of his books?” “Yes, several.”nounsseveral times I visited him in Kansas several times.several people/things/places Several people have agreed to help.several days/months/year etc They met again several years later. several hundred/thousand etc The bill came to several hundred pounds.prepositionsseveral of sb/sth Several of her colleagues agreed with her decision.phrasesseveral more/several other We had to wait several more weeks before the results arrived.THESAURUS: several a number of sth several. A number of sounds more formal than several: We have received a number of complaints about last night’s programme. | There are a number of different airlines to choose from. quite a few several – used when emphasizing that there are rather a lot of people, things etc. Quite a few sounds more informal than several and is more commonly used in spoken English: Quite a few people were already in the pool. | She made quite a few enemies. | It took him quite a few days to make up his mind.

词组	several
释义	several /ˈsevərəl/ determiner pronoun a number of people or things that is more than a few, but not a lot: “Have you read any of his books?” “Yes, several.”nounsseveral times I visited him in Kansas several times.several people/things/places Several people have agreed to help.several days/months/year etc They met again several years later. several hundred/thousand etc The bill came to several hundred pounds.prepositionsseveral of sb/sth Several of her colleagues agreed with her decision.phrasesseveral more/several other We had to wait several more weeks before the results arrived.THESAURUS: several a number of sth several. A number of sounds more formal than several: We have received a number of complaints about last night’s programme. \| There are a number of different airlines to choose from. quite a few several – used when emphasizing that there are rather a lot of people, things etc. Quite a few sounds more informal than several and is more commonly used in spoken English: Quite a few people were already in the pool. \| She made quite a few enemies. \| It took him quite a few days to make up his mind.
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