英语词汇type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

type /taɪp/ noun one member of a group of people or things that have similar features or qualitiesadjectives/nouns + typethis/that type He is not suited to this type of work.different types I’ve worked with many different types of people over the years.a particular/certain type Have you driven this particular type of car before?a new type Their engineers designed a new type of engine.the same type I use the same type of software at work.various types We studied how well the plant grows in various types of climate.some types Some types of crime are actually decreasing.the main type There are two main types of gas in the Earth’s atmosphere: nitrogen and oxygen.blood type (=one of the classes into which human blood can be separated) Mother and child had the same blood type.skin/hair type The best shampoo for you depends on your hair type.personality type (=the particular type of character a person has) Find out your personality type by answering our simple questionnaire.soil type (=for example, sandy soil or clay soil) The plant thrives in a wide range of soil types.prepositionsa type of sth There are various types of rose bush growing in her garden.phrasesof a/the type He pulled out a tiny gun of the type you see in cowboy films.of this/that/each/every type I’ve never seen a car of this type before.THESAURUS: type kind/sort a type of person or thing. Kind is more common than type in everyday spoken English. Type is the usual word to use in scientific or technical contexts: What kind of fish is this? | What kind of food do you like? | There were all kinds of people there. | The study is the first of its kind in Ireland. sort especially BrE a type of person or thing. Sort is less formal than type, and is used especially in everyday British English: What sort of person is she? | I like all sorts of music. form one type of something from all the ones that are possible – used especially when things have different physical characteristics, or in certain fixed phrases: There are many forms of heart disease. | Melanoma is a form of skin cancer. | The first primitive life forms consumed various materials, including hydrogen sulfide, and released oxygen. | In those days, horses were the commonest form of transport. | We need to use alternative forms of energy. | a popular form of entertainment variety a type that is slightly different from others in the same group: The French make many varieties of cheese. | This is a new variety of apple. species a type of plant or animal, which can breed together to produce plants or animals of the same type: These forests contain many species of trees. | The giant panda is an endangered species. of a ... nature formal used when talking about a particular type of thing: Many people find it embarrassing to discuss problems of a sexual nature. | Minor incidents of this nature normally occur about once a month. category a group of people or things that are all of the same type – used when there is a clear system for deciding which group something belongs to: The three major categories of rock are: igneous, metamorphic, and sedimentary. | She won the best actress category at the Oscars. brand used when talking about the particular way that someone does something or thinks about something, when this is very different from that of other people: She has her own special brand of humour. | He has called for a more positive brand of politics. genre formal a type of art, music, literature etc that has a particular style or feature: He has written novels in several genres, most notably science fiction.a type of product brand the name of a type of product made by a company, especially one that you use every day such as food or cleaning products: a survey to find out which brand of toothpaste people prefer | advertising for a well-known brand of cigarettes make a type of product made by a particular company – used especially about things such as machines, equipment, or cars: “What make of car do you drive?” “A Ford.” model one particular type or design of a vehicle, machine etc: The new models are much faster.

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释义	type /taɪp/ noun one member of a group of people or things that have similar features or qualitiesadjectives/nouns + typethis/that type He is not suited to this type of work.different types I’ve worked with many different types of people over the years.a particular/certain type Have you driven this particular type of car before?a new type Their engineers designed a new type of engine.the same type I use the same type of software at work.various types We studied how well the plant grows in various types of climate.some types Some types of crime are actually decreasing.the main type There are two main types of gas in the Earth’s atmosphere: nitrogen and oxygen.blood type (=one of the classes into which human blood can be separated) Mother and child had the same blood type.skin/hair type The best shampoo for you depends on your hair type.personality type (=the particular type of character a person has) Find out your personality type by answering our simple questionnaire.soil type (=for example, sandy soil or clay soil) The plant thrives in a wide range of soil types.prepositionsa type of sth There are various types of rose bush growing in her garden.phrasesof a/the type He pulled out a tiny gun of the type you see in cowboy films.of this/that/each/every type I’ve never seen a car of this type before.THESAURUS: type kind/sort a type of person or thing. Kind is more common than type in everyday spoken English. Type is the usual word to use in scientific or technical contexts: What kind of fish is this? \| What kind of food do you like? \| There were all kinds of people there. \| The study is the first of its kind in Ireland. sort especially BrE a type of person or thing. Sort is less formal than type, and is used especially in everyday British English: What sort of person is she? \| I like all sorts of music. form one type of something from all the ones that are possible – used especially when things have different physical characteristics, or in certain fixed phrases: There are many forms of heart disease. \| Melanoma is a form of skin cancer. \| The first primitive life forms consumed various materials, including hydrogen sulfide, and released oxygen. \| In those days, horses were the commonest form of transport. \| We need to use alternative forms of energy. \| a popular form of entertainment variety a type that is slightly different from others in the same group: The French make many varieties of cheese. \| This is a new variety of apple. species a type of plant or animal, which can breed together to produce plants or animals of the same type: These forests contain many species of trees. \| The giant panda is an endangered species. of a ... nature formal used when talking about a particular type of thing: Many people find it embarrassing to discuss problems of a sexual nature. \| Minor incidents of this nature normally occur about once a month. category a group of people or things that are all of the same type – used when there is a clear system for deciding which group something belongs to: The three major categories of rock are: igneous, metamorphic, and sedimentary. \| She won the best actress category at the Oscars. brand used when talking about the particular way that someone does something or thinks about something, when this is very different from that of other people: She has her own special brand of humour. \| He has called for a more positive brand of politics. genre formal a type of art, music, literature etc that has a particular style or feature: He has written novels in several genres, most notably science fiction.a type of product brand the name of a type of product made by a company, especially one that you use every day such as food or cleaning products: a survey to find out which brand of toothpaste people prefer \| advertising for a well-known brand of cigarettes make a type of product made by a particular company – used especially about things such as machines, equipment, or cars: “What make of car do you drive?” “A Ford.” model one particular type or design of a vehicle, machine etc: The new models are much faster.
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