加载中…华慧2021年考博英语：小词详解|usher
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外刊例句
Generous subsidies perpetuate today’s low-carbon technologies; the goal should be tousherin
tomorrow’s.
慷慨的补贴成就了今天的低碳技术，但目标应该是开拓明天的技术。
——《经济学人》
Apple’s digital wallet, if widely adopted, couldusher in
a new era of ease and
convenience.
苹果公司的数字钱包如果获得广泛采用，可能将开启一个方便快捷的新时代。
——《纽约时报》
基本释义
[noun] a person who shows people to their seats, especially in a theater or at a wedding
[名词]
深入解读
Usher一词源自古法语 ussier, uissier （门卫、门房），13世纪末进入英语后用来表示“负责看门和准许人员进入的仆人”，发展到现在则是指婚礼、音乐会、电影院、剧院等正式或公共场所的“引座员、招待员、迎宾员”，比如：
那个用枕头闷死了一位守法公民的人在一家戏院兼职当引座员。
The man whosmothered a law-abiding citizen
with a pillow did part-time work as an usher in a
theatre.
用作动词时，usher
她把我们领进她的办公室，给我们倒了咖啡。我说咖啡会让我睡不着，暗示不想喝咖啡。
She ushered us into her office and offered us coffee. By saying that coffee would keep me awake, Iimplicated that
I didn't want any.
而在正式表达中，更为常见的是用动词短语usher
sth↔in 表示“开创、创始、开启”，多用于形容某种重大的变化或新事物，比如：
数字时代远没有为繁荣与稳定的美好未来铺平道路，而是有望开创如同工业时代到来所带来的那般深刻的政治和社会变革。
Far from paving the way for ahalcyon future
of prosperity and stability, the digital era promises to usher in
as profound a political and social transformation as that wrought
by the arrival of the industrial
age.
抱怨服务差已是耳熟能详的老调了。我们希望更换领导班子可以带来新思想和新政策。
Complaints about poorservice have
become a familiar refrain. We hope the
change of management can usher in fresh ideas and
policies.
另外值得注意的是，usher
权威用例
胸怀千秋伟业，恰是百年风华。
The CPC bears its eternal great cause in mind, and the centenary onlyushers in
the prime of life.
出自习主席2021年新年贺词。
同近义词
attendant: a person employed to provide a service to the public in a particular place
escort: a person who may be hired to accompany someone to a social even
commissionaire: a uniformed door attendant at a hotel, theater, or other building
外刊例句
Generous subsidies perpetuate today’s low-carbon technologies; the goal should be tousher
慷慨的补贴成就了今天的低碳技术，但目标应该是开拓明天的技术。
——《经济学人》
Apple’s digital wallet, if widely adopted, could
苹果公司的数字钱包如果获得广泛采用，可能将开启一个方便快捷的新时代。
——《纽约时报》
基本释义
[noun] a person who shows people to their seats, especially in a theater or at a wedding
[名词]
深入解读
Usher
那个用枕头闷死了一位守法公民的人在一家戏院兼职当引座员。
The man who
用作动词时，
她把我们领进她的办公室，给我们倒了咖啡。我说咖啡会让我睡不着，暗示不想喝咖啡。
She ushered us into her office and offered us coffee. By saying that coffee would keep me awake, I
而在正式表达中，更为常见的是用动词短语
数字时代远没有为繁荣与稳定的美好未来铺平道路，而是有望开创如同工业时代到来所带来的那般深刻的政治和社会变革。
Far from paving the way for a
抱怨服务差已是耳熟能详的老调了。我们希望更换领导班子可以带来新思想和新政策。
Complaints about poor
另外值得注意的是，
权威用例
胸怀千秋伟业，恰是百年风华。
The CPC bears its eternal great cause in mind, and the centenary only
出自习主席2021年新年贺词。
同近义词
attendant: a person employed to provide a service to the public in a particular place
escort: a person who may be hired to accompany someone to a social even
commissionaire: a uniformed door attendant at a hotel, theater, or other building
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