word

英 [英 [wɜːd]]

美 [美 [wɜːrd]]

n.  单词; 词; 字; 说的话; 话语; 言语; 诺言; 许诺; 保证
v.  措辞; 用词
int.  (表示接受或同意别人刚说的话)就是，说得对

过去式：worded　 过去分词：worded　 现在分词：wording　 复数：words　 第三人称单数：words

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双语例句

• They're willing to take him at his word when he says, 'Oh, I made mistakes and now I'll change.'
  只要他说“哦，我错了，现在我要改过自新”，他们就愿意当真。
• Even the Assistant Secretary of State had to admit that previous policy did not, in his words, produce results.
  就连助理国务卿也不得不承认之前的政策并没有，用他的话说，收到成效。
• I was devastated when her words came true
  她的话应验了，我伤心欲绝。
• There is no word from the authorities on the reported attack
  所报道的袭击事件没有得到当局的证实。
• The press never has a good word to say about them
  新闻界从来没说过他们的好话。
• I want nothing said about this until I give the word.
  没有我的命令，不准议论这件事。
• Can you hear the words on the album?
  你听得清这张专辑中的歌词吗？
• If I had written the letter, I might have worded it differently.
  如果换作我写这封信，我或许会用不同的措辞。
• It's essential you make the right decisions from the word go.
  关键是从一开始就作出正确的决定。
• Melina was hanging on his every word, fascinated.
  梅利娜凝神细听着他的每句话，被深深吸引住了。