put into words的意思

put into words中文翻譯：

vi.用語言表達

用言語表達；用語言表達

相似詞語短語

not mince words───坦白地說，直言不諱

put in a word for───為…說句話

printed words───印刷文字；打印出來的字

put in for───申請

eat one's words───收回前言；承認錯誤

portmanteau words───混合詞；合并詞

content words───實詞；內容字；實義詞

dirty words───臟字眼，下流語言；不得體的話

eat your words───收回你說的話

雙語使用場景

sheer joy of these moments is hard to put into words, but I do know one thing: I want them to happen again.───這種時刻純粹的樂趣是無法用語言表描述的，但我卻知道一件事：我想要它們再次發生。

Indeed, you might find it hard to put into words exactly why you like them, but you know you do.───的確，有時候我們很難用言語表達出來為什么你會喜歡他們，但你知道，你就是喜歡。

Cathy Whitaker: It's hard to put into words, really.───凱西·惠特克: 這很難用語言來表達, 真的.

It's impossible to put into words how I feel.───我內心的感受無法以文字表達.

Whitaker : It's hard to put into words, really.───凱西·特克: 這很難用語言來表達, 真的.

Euclid, Euler and all the others discovered and put into words things that were already there.───歐幾里德、歐拉,以及其他數學家們,只不過是發現了這些規律,加以文字表述而已.

But now that it had been put into words - given life, as it were - it was a palpable, disquieting presence among us.───只是當它被我們說出來時，它仿佛就被賦予了生命般，成為了我們中間一個可觸知的令人如坐針氈的存在。

It was too complex to be put into words.───這夢境太復雜了,說不清楚.

What happened as well as it can be put into words, was this.───所發生的情況,如果用言語盡可能表達出來是這樣的.

The scene, actually is much more beautiful than can be put into words.───九寨溝風光之美, 實際上百倍于這樣的描繪.

What she and her characters leave unsaid is often more important than what they actually put into words.───她和她作品中的角色避而不談的內容往往比明言的更為重要。

He had something to prove, something that would sound trite if it were put into words.───他已經證實了一些東西, 一些如果講出來聽將會是很平凡的東西.

She put into words what he had felt rather vaguely.───她用語言把他模模糊糊地意識表達出來了.

英語使用場景

Once these feelings are put into words, the family is on the road to becoming attached to the newborn.

Clearly linked to language and concepts which we can put into words, attitudes are usually held collectively.

All these thoughts are running through my head that I can't put into words.

It touches some part of us which we can not easily explain or put into words.

Scriptwriters Peter Lewis and Peter Dobereiner decided there should be a character who could put into words what young people were thinking.

That was understood without being put into words.

It is hard to put into words how I feel now.

Music expresses that which cannot be put into words and that which cannot remain silent. Victor Hugo

Malouf does what only first-rate writers can: he makes you recognise precisely what you have never put into words.