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🔑thatthat1 /ðæt / determiner , pronoun (plural those /ðoʊz /)- used for describing a person or thing, especially when it is not near the person speaking（尤指离说话者较远的人或事物）那，那个◆I like that house over there.我喜欢那边的那栋房子。◆What's that on the road?路上那个东西是什么？◆“Can you hand me the book?” “This one?” “No, that one over there.”“你把那本书递给我好吗？”“这本吗？”“不，是那边的那本。”
- used for talking about a person or thing already known or mentioned（表示已知或已经提及的人或事物）那，那个◆That was the year we went to Spain, wasn't it?是我们去西班牙的那一年，对不对？◆Can you give me back that money I loaned you last week?你能把我上周借给你的钱还给我吗？
 ●that is, ...used when you are giving more information about someone or something（用于提供更多有关某人或某事的信息）也就是说，即，换句话说◆The meeting will be on the 26th – that is, two weeks from today.会议将在 26 日举行，也就是说，从今天起的两个星期之后。 ➡ look at i.e.●that's thatthere is nothing more to say or do就这么着了；就这样定了◆I'm not going, and that's that.我不去，就这么定了。
🔑thatthat2 /ðət ; strong form强读式 ðæt / pronoun (used for introducing a relative clause引出关系从句) the person or thing already mentioned（表示已提及的人或事物）◆I'm reading the book that won the Pulitzer prize.我正在看获普利策奖的那本书。◆The people that live next door are French.住在隔壁的那家人是法国人。 HELP When that is the object of the verb in the relative clause, it is often left out.用作关系从句中动词的宾语时，that 常常省略I wore the dress (that) I bought on sale.我穿了特价买来的连衣裙。
🔑thatthat3 /ðət ; strong form强读式 ðæt / conjunction used after certain verbs, nouns, and adjectives to introduce a new part of the sentence（用于某些动词、名词和形容词后，引出新的句子成分）◆She told me that she was leaving.她告诉我她要走了。◆I hope that you feel better soon.我希望你很快能好起来。◆I'm sure that he will come.我肯定他会来。◆It's funny that you should say that.真奇怪你会说起这个。 HELP That is often left out in this type of sentence, especially in informal speech.在这类句子中 that 常常省略，尤其在非正式口语中I thought (that) you would like it.我原以为你会喜欢。
thatthat4 /ðæt / adverb (used with adjectives and adverbs) to that degree or extent（与形容词和副词连用）那么，如此◆30 miles? I can't walk that far.30 英里？我可走不了那么远的路。◆She can't play the piano that well.她钢琴弹不了那么好。 |