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Sam borrowed a car.萨姆借来一辆车。
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He was often sent out to borrow.他常常被派出去借钱。
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lend表示“借给”:
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Could you lend me some money?你能否借给我一点钱?
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He offered to lend me some books.他主动提出借给我几本书。
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He lent his pen to me.他把他的钢笔借给了我。
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在美国loan也可表示“借(钱)给”:
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Can you loan me a hundred dollars?你可否借给我一百美金?
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The bank loaned him £5,000 to start a business.银行贷给他5000英镑来开一家店。
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在英国loan可以表示“借出(一些珍贵的东西)”:
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He loaned his collection of pictures to the public gallery.他把他的一批藏画借给了公共美术馆。
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但要借用搬不动的东西时,这三个词都不能用,可以说:
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Could you let us use this hall?可否让我们使用一下这个大厅?
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Could we have the use of your office?我们能借用一下你们的办公室吗?
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Can I use your garage next week?下星期我可否借用一下你的车库?
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I’d like to use your phone.我想借用一下你的电话。
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185 both
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both可作代词也可作形容词(有人称为限定词)。作代词时,它表示“两者(人)”,在句中可担任许多成分:
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作主语:
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Both should make concessions.双方都要做让步。
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Both of them are from Lisbon.两人都来自里斯本。
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Both were in love with Nancy.两人都爱上了南希。
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作宾语或构成复合宾语:
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Why not use both?为什么不两者都用?
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I need both.两者我都需要。
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