英语词组reach是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

reach someone

1. Lit. to travel up to or as far as someone. Iran until I reached her just in time to save her from going over the cliff.

2. Fig. to manage to be understood by someone; to have one's message appreciated by someone. If we could only reach them with our message, we might be able to convince them to stay in school.

See:

aim for the sky
Aim for the stars!
arrive at a decision
beyond reach
boarding house reach
boardinghouse reach
bottom
come to (one's) ears
come to a dead end
come to a pretty pass
come to/reach somebody's ears
feel for
get to first base
hit rock bottom
hit/reach rock bottom
in a body
in reach
in the nick of time
out of reach
reach
reach (a) boiling point
reach (one's) ears
reach (one's) stride
reach (rock) bottom
reach (some place) in a body
reach a compromise
reach a conclusion
reach a decision
reach a pretty pass
reach an accord
reach an agreement
reach an impasse
reach an understanding
reach an understanding with
reach back into (some point in time)
reach back to
reach back to (some point in time)
reach boiling point
reach down
reach first base
reach for
reach for (someone or something)
reach for the moon
reach for the sky
reach for the stars
reach in
reach into (something)
reach out
reach out for (something)
reach out into
reach out into (something)
reach out to
reach out to (one)
reach speeds of
reach speeds of (up to) (some amount)
reach stride
reach to
reach to (someone or something)
reach toward
reach toward (someone or something)
reach up to
reach up to (someone or something)
stretch your arm no further than your sleeve (will reach)
stretch your arm no further than your sleeve will reach
turning point
within arm's reach
within reach

词组	reach
释义	reach verb to be prepared to fight US, 2004.► reach out and touch someoneto telephone. From a 1982 American Telephone and Telegraph advertising slogan US, 1989 phrasereach[reached, reached, reaching] reach down *reach sth* down** • reach down sth BrE to get something that is above your head by putting your arm up, especially in order to give it to someone else+ for/to I want that vase down from the top shelf. Could you reach it down for me? reach out for 1. reach out for sth to try to achieve a better situation, for example peace, love, or happiness: We were never satisfied - we were always reaching out for new joys and satisfactions. A tiny minority holds all the power, and prevents the people from reaching out for peace.2. reach out for help/assistance etc to ask someone for help: Many of these women need protection, and we urge them to reach out for help. reach out to 1. reach out to sb not passive to offer help, comfort, or support to someone: If you want peace, reach out to the poor. That is the Pope's message for World Day of Peace. "We must reach out to the 40 percent of children who don't have any preventive healthcare." Brazelton said.outreach n U outreach services try to find people who need help, and offer it to them, instead of waiting for people to come and ask for it: an outreach health programme for drug addicts2. reach out to sb not passive to try and communicate your ideas to people that you have not succeeded in communicating with in the past: How do the Republicans plan to reach out to black voters? I want to reach out to everybody. For too long poetry's been written by poets for poets. Corporations are going global, reaching out to new markets.3. reach out to sb not passive to ask for help, comfort, or support: She reached out to him as a last source of help. reach someone 1. Lit. to travel up to or as far as someone. Iran until I reached her just in time to save her from going over the cliff. 2. Fig. to manage to be understood by someone; to have one's message appreciated by someone. If we could only reach them with our message, we might be able to convince them to stay in school. See: aim for the sky Aim for the stars! arrive at a decision beyond reach boarding house reach boardinghouse reach bottom come to (one's) ears come to a dead end come to a pretty pass come to/reach somebody's ears feel for get to first base hit rock bottom hit/reach rock bottom in a body in reach in the nick of time out of reach reach reach (a) boiling point reach (one's) ears reach (one's) stride reach (rock) bottom reach (some place) in a body reach a compromise reach a conclusion reach a decision reach a pretty pass reach an accord reach an agreement reach an impasse reach an understanding reach an understanding with reach back into (some point in time) reach back to reach back to (some point in time) reach boiling point reach down reach first base reach for reach for (someone or something) reach for the moon reach for the sky reach for the stars reach in reach into (something) reach out reach out for (something) reach out into reach out into (something) reach out to reach out to (one) reach speeds of reach speeds of (up to) (some amount) reach stride reach to reach to (someone or something) reach toward reach toward (someone or something) reach up to reach up to (someone or something) stretch your arm no further than your sleeve (will reach) stretch your arm no further than your sleeve will reach turning point within arm's reach within reach
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