eve
英 [iːv]
美 [iːv]
n. (尤指宗教节假日的)前夜,前夕; 傍晚; 黄昏
复数:eves
Collins.2 / BNC.5529 / COCA.6991
牛津词典
noun
- (尤指宗教节假日的)前夜,前夕
the day or evening before an event, especially a religious festival or holiday- Christmas Eve (= 24 December)
圣诞前夕(12月24日) - a New Year's Eve party (= on 31 December)
除夕晚会 - on the eve of the election
在选举前夕
- Christmas Eve (= 24 December)
- 傍晚;黄昏
evening
柯林斯词典
英英释义
noun
- the day before
- he always arrives on the eve of her departure
- the latter part of the day (the period of decreasing daylight from late afternoon until nightfall)
- he enjoyed the evening light across the lake
- the period immediately before something
- on the eve of the French Revolution
双语例句
- 'Send her away,' Eve said in a cold, hard voice.
“把她打发走。”伊芙冷酷无情地说道。 - I had a blast on New Year's Eve with my cousins.
除夕夜那晚我和我的表兄妹们玩得很开心。 - I realize it's Christmas eve.
我在圣诞前夕认识到。 - On the eve of the Revolution, the colonies produced thirty thousand tons of crude iron a year.
独立战争前夕,北美十三州每年生产3万吨生铁。 - Eve nodded, almost approvingly. 'Exactly.'
伊芙几乎赞同地点了点头。“确实如此。” - Wayne and Melissa were married on New Year's Eve that year.
韦恩和梅丽莎在那年的新年前夕结婚了。 - At some time or other Eve had obviously put the fear of God into her.
显然伊芙时不时有意吓唬她一下。 - Is that like our New Year's Eve?
和我们的新年前夜一样吗? - We caroused all through the night on new year's eve.
除夕大伙儿闹了一夜。 - The thread they spin is fine and eve.
她们纺的线又细又匀。