英语词组comprised是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

be comprised of

To be made up of (something). To consist of (something). Your grade is comprised of several factors, such as homework, projects, and test scores.

comprised of (something)

Made up of (something); consisting of (something). Your grade is comprised of several factors, such as homework, projects, and test scores. This paint is actually comprised of several natural ingredients.

comprised of someone or something

made up of someone or something. (The use of of after comprise is regarded as bad grammar by some.) The committee was comprised of representatives from all areas. The dessert was comprised of a number of different delicious substances.

词组	comprised
释义	(redirected from comprised) be comprised of To be made up of (something). To consist of (something). Your grade is comprised of several factors, such as homework, projects, and test scores. comprised of (something) Made up of (something); consisting of (something). Your grade is comprised of several factors, such as homework, projects, and test scores. This paint is actually comprised of several natural ingredients. comprised of someone or something made up of someone or something. (The use of of after comprise is regarded as bad grammar by some.) The committee was comprised of representatives from all areas. The dessert was comprised of a number of different delicious substances.
随便看	have (one's) end away have (one's) eye have one's eye have one's eye on have one's eye on something have one's eye out for have one's eyes glued to have (one's) eyes glued to (something) have one's facts straight have one's feelers out have (one's) feet on the ground have one's fill have one's fill of have (one's) fill (of something) have one's fill of something have one's finger in the pie have one's finger in too many pies have (one's) finger in too many pies have one's finger on the button have (one's) finger on the pulse have one's finger on the pulse have (one's) fingers burned have one's fingers crossed have (one's) fingers crossed have one's fingers in the till