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vent 1 AHD[vĕnt] D.J.[vent]K.K.[vɛnt]n.（名词）- A means of escape or release from confinement; an outlet:表达，发泄：从被限制中逃离或解脱的方法；发泄途径：give vent to one's anger.发泄愤怒
- An opening permitting the escape of fumes, a liquid, a gas, or steam.通风孔；排放口：排放烟雾、液体、气体或蒸汽的开口
- The small hole at the breech of a gun through which the charge is ignited.火门：弹药通过其点燃的枪后膛上的小孔
- Zoology The excretory opening of the digestive tract in animals such as birds, reptiles, amphibians, and fish.【动物学】 肛门：鸟、爬行动物、两栖动物以及鱼等动物的消化道的排泄口
- Geology 【地质学】
- The opening of a volcano in the earth's crust.火山口：地壳中的火山的开口
- An opening on the ocean floor that emits hot water and dissolved minerals.大洋底部散发热水并溶解矿物质的一个开口
v.tr.（及物动词）vent.ed, vent.ing, vents - To give often forceful expression or utterance to.表达，发泄：作出通常是强有力的表达或陈述
- To release or discharge (steam, for example) through an opening.从开口排放（蒸汽等）
- To provide with a vent.给…提供排放口
- Partly from French vent from Old French 部分源自 法语 vent 源自 古法语
- and partly alteration of French évent from Old French esvent from esventer [to let out air] from Vulgar Latin *exventāre Latin ex- * see ex- Latin ventus [wind] * see wē- 和 法语 évent的部分变化 源自 古法语 esvent 源自 esventer [排放空气] 源自 俗拉丁语 *exventāre 拉丁语 ex- * 参见 ex- 拉丁语 ventus [风] * 参见 wē-
ventʹer n.（名词）vent, express, utter, voice, air- These verbs mean to give outlet to thoughts or emotions.Tovent is to unburden oneself of a strong pent-up emotion: 这些动词的意思是为思想或情感提供发泻的方式。vent 是指消除被抑制的强烈感情： "She was jealous . . . and glad of any excuse to vent her pique" (Edward G.E.L. Bulwer-Lytton). “她嫉妒…并且以找借口发泄她的怒气为乐” （爱德华G.E.L. 布尔沃-利顿）。
- Express, a more comprehensive term,refers to communication both by verbal and by nonverbal means: Express 是一个更复杂的词语，指的是既通过言语又通过非言语方式实现的交流： can't express the idea adequately in words;不能用言语充分地表达思想；expressed her affection with a hug;以拥抱表达她的感情；"expressing emotion in the form of art" (T.S. Eliot). “以艺术的形式表达情感” (T.S. 艾略特）。
- Utter involves vocal expression;it may imply speech but can also refer to inarticulate sounds: Utter 含有用言语表达的意思；它可能指讲话，但也可指口齿不清的声音： "The words were uttered in the hearing of Montezuma" (William Hickling Prescott). “听到蒙提祖马的名字时吐出了这些词” （威廉·希科林·普雷斯科特）。 "The Canon uttered a resounding sigh" (John Galsworthy). “火炮发出了响亮的呼啸声” （约翰·高尔斯华绥）。
- Voice denotes the expression in speech or writing of the outlook or viewpoint of a person or, often, of a group: Voice 的意思是用言语或书写表达某人或通常为某团体的观点或看法： The judge voiced her satisfaction that the jury had reached a verdict.法官对陪审团已作出裁定表示满意。The majority leader rose to voice the party's opposition to the bill. Toair is to give vent to and often to show off one's feelings, beliefs, or ideas: 多数党领袖起来表示该党反对法案。 air 指的是表达并通常指炫耀自己的感受、信仰或想法： He wants a forum where he can air his favorite theory. 他想召开一个讨论会来炫耀他最为欣赏的理论
vent 2 AHD[vĕnt] D.J.[vent]K.K.[vɛnt]n.（名词）- A slit in a garment, as in the back seam of a pocket.开衩，衩：衣服上的狭长口子，如在口袋的后部缝口内
- Middle English vente 中古英语 vente
- alteration probably influenced by Old French vent [wind] 可能受 古法语 vent的影响 [风]
- of fente fente的变化
- from Old French [slit] 源自 古法语 [狭长开口]
- from fendre [to split open] 源自 fendre [撕开]
- from Latin findere * see fission 源自 拉丁语 findere * 参见 fission
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