青年中文word came的意思
word came中文翻譯：
消息傳來
相似詞語短語
word game───文字游戲
sword cane───內藏刀劍的手杖
word games───文字游戲
wordgame───文字游戲
work camp───囚犯勞動營；（青少年）勞動夏令營
sword canes───內藏刀劍的手杖
world champ───世界冠軍
雙語使用場景
Word came that the audiences were not satisfied with the commercial performance.───消息傳來說，觀眾對這次商業演出不滿意。
Word came that the sports meet had been put off.───消息傳來了，運動會推遲了。
eg: Since the word came out David will be promoted to vice president, everybody in the office is busy trying to butter him up except Joseph.───自從消息傳開說戴維德將被提升為副總經理以來，辦公室里每個人，除了約瑟夫以外，都忙著拍他的馬屁。
Before getting into English the word came from Old French and in moving to English it seems to taken a step down in the world.───這個詞來源于古法語，但在成為英語單詞后，它的價值不斷降低。
WHEN I told people I was visiting Los Angeles for a week without setting foot in a car, one word came up more than any other: "impossible. "───當我告訴大家我在洛杉磯呆了一星期都踏進過汽車時，最常聽到的一個詞是：“不可能。”
Soon the word came that Laszlo was shot to death when trying to escape the concentration camp[5].───很快有消息說拉茲洛在逃離集中營的時候被槍殺了。
And two months later, at the beginning of the new semester, word came of her death of blood cancer.───兩個月后，在新學期的開始，她的死的血液腫瘤。
Word came yesterday that they were killed while trying to reach the summit.───昨天傳來消息說，他們在試圖登上峰頂時遇難了。
英語使用場景
Evelyn Y.. Gregory, when word came that she was being deployed to Bosnia.
Word came out via a Tweet from Jonathan Landman, deputy managing editor at The New York Times.
The word "stampede" means a mass movement of frightened animals. In eighteen ninety-seven, the word came to mean the huge groups of people running or stampeding to Alaska and the Klondike.
From denoting women friends or gossips, the word came to denote the speech of gossips.
In Latin the root word came from the same root for the word "tractor" and meant to pull something.
The word came from the Sonoran Spanish xinete, which was in turn derived from the Andalusian zanati, an echo of the name of the Zanatah tribe of what is now Algeria.
Then word came that they wanted me to do a test!
Word came that our duties would be changed.