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

Idiom

as such

being exactly what is mentioned or suggested.

There's no dining room as such, but we've made a dining area just outside the kitchen.

considered alone or by itself.

The size of their family as such is not a factor in our decision to give them financial aid.

as such

1. In its current manner. Do you like this version as such, or should I make revisions?

2. Exactly. I didn't get an A as such, but I still did really well in that class!

as such

in the way something is; as someone or something is. I cannot accept your manuscript as such. It needs revisions. You are new to this job, and as such, I will have to train you.

as such

1. In itself, as in The job as such was easy, but required a lot of time. [Mid-1600s]

2. In that capacity, as in In the director's absence the assistants, as such, were in charge. [c. 1700]

as ˈsuch

1 in the usual sense or meaning of the word: There is no theatre as such in the town, but plays are sometimes performed in the town hall.
2 considering something only in theory, not in practice or in relation to a particular person or thing: I am not interested in money as such, but I do like the freedom it can buy.
3 because somebody/something is what it is: The government is the main contributor and, as such, controls the project.

词组	as such
释义	Idiom as such 1. being exactly what is mentioned or suggested. There's no dining room as such, but we've made a dining area just outside the kitchen. 2. considered alone or by itself. The size of their family as such is not a factor in our decision to give them financial aid. as such 1. In its current manner. Do you like this version as such, or should I make revisions? 2. Exactly. I didn't get an A as such, but I still did really well in that class! as such in the way something is; as someone or something is. I cannot accept your manuscript as such. It needs revisions. You are new to this job, and as such, I will have to train you. as such 1. In itself, as in The job as such was easy, but required a lot of time. [Mid-1600s] 2. In that capacity, as in In the director's absence the assistants, as such, were in charge. [c. 1700] as ˈsuch 1 in the usual sense or meaning of the word: There is no theatre as such in the town, but plays are sometimes performed in the town hall. 2 considering something only in theory, not in practice or in relation to a particular person or thing: I am not interested in money as such, but I do like the freedom it can buy. 3 because somebody/something is what it is: The government is the main contributor and, as such, controls the project.
随便看	take into account take into account someone or something take into confidence take into consideration take into head take into heart take into her heart take into her own hands take into his heart take into his own hands take into my heart take into my own hands take into one's confidence take into one's head take into one's head, to take into one's heart take into one's own hands take into one's own hands, to take into our head take into our heads take into our heads to take into our head to take into our hearts take into our own hands take into own hands