| 词组 | something |
| 释义 | something /ˈsʌmθɪŋ/ pronoun used to mean a particular thing, when you do not know or say exactly what it isadjectivessomething important I have something important to tell you.something special We must do something special for her birthday.something strange/odd/funny Then I noticed something odd.something new/different She was learning something new every day.something similar Try to stop the bleeding with a clean handkerchief or something similar.something else If that doesn’t work, we’ll have to try something else.something bad/terrible I was afraid that something terrible was going to happen.something good/nice/wonderful I’ll buy you something nice.something suitable She looked through her clothes for something suitable to wear.prepositionssomething about sb/sth There was something about my old school in the newspaper yesterday.something like sth also something akin to sth formal She looked at me with something like hatred. | Writing a novel is something akin to giving birth.verbssay something The man said something in French.do something She knew she had done something terrible.something happens Something extraordinary is happening.phrasessomething to eat/read/do etc We stopped to get something to eat.there’s something wrong/something the matter (with sth) There’s something wrong with his heart.there’s something strange/special etc about sb/sth There was something strange about him.have something to do with sth (=be connected with something in some way) She thought the pains had something to do with her pregnancy. |
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