abut

• vi. 邻接；毗邻；紧靠
• vt. 邻接；毗邻；紧靠
• n. (Abut)人名；(英、土)阿布特

1. lie adjacent to another or share a boundary;

"Canada adjoins the U.S."

"England marches with Scotland"

Near this village, the thickness of this lens reaches abut a hundred metres.

在这个村庄附近, 透镜体的厚度达100米左右.

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The teacher abut for an easy way to explain the lesson.

老师设法用简单的方法授课.

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The cab drivers who knew abut the traffic jam took another road.

知道那里塞车的出租车司机换了另一条道.

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Then why are so many guys so crazy abut it?

那么为什么有那么多人对它着迷 呢 ?

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I would like to tell you more abut it.

我很乐意告诉您更多有关这个优惠的办法.

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Disingenuously, he asked leading questions abut his opponent's work.

他狡猾地问了一些有关他对手工作的关键性问题.

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His mother is a middle - aged woman of abut forty.

她母亲是一位四十岁左右的中年妇女.

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You use result clauses abut the result of an action or situation.

结果状语从句表示某行为或某状态的结果.

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At last, we propose the guarantee tactics abut JL Corporation's strategy implement.

最后, 提出了公司发展战略实施的保障策略.

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You have known something abut it; the rest needs no asking.

关于这件事你已经知道一些情况, 其余的就不必问了.

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The pudendal nerve has different abut in different anatomical position.

在阴部管及坐骨直肠窝,阴部神经的毗邻不同.

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The students are talking abut their weekends in the class.

学生们正在教室里谈论周末.

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What abut you, Tim?

蒂姆,你 呢 ?

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What abut a cup of tea?

喝杯茶,好 吗 ?

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Now abut your professional education.

现在请你谈谈你所接受的专业的情况.

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前缀a-同ad-,去，往。词根but , 目标，边界。指边界相接。but最终同beat,击，打，目标。

1. Near this village, the thickness of this lens reaches abut a hundred metres.

在这个村庄附近, 透镜体的厚度达100米左右.

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2. The teacher abut for an easy way to explain the lesson.

老师设法用简单的方法授课.

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3. His mother is a aged woman of abut forty.

我的母亲是一位心地善良、性情温和的妇女.

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4. The cab drivers who knew abut the traffic jam took another road.

知道那里塞车的出租车司机换了另一条道.

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5. Then why are so many guys so crazy abut it?

那么为什么有那么多人对它着迷 呢 ?

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abut

abut: see butt

abut (v.)

mid-13c., "to end at, to border on," from Old French aboter "join end to end, touch upon" (13c.), from à "to" (see ad-) + bout "end" (see butt (n.3)). Related: Abutted; abutting.