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🔑collectcol·lect1 /kəˈlɛkt / verb - [transitive] to bring a number of things, or a large amount of something, together收集；采集；积聚◆All the test booklets will be collected at the end of the exam.考试结束时所有试题册都将收回。◆My computer screen collects a lot of dust.我的电脑显示屏积了大量灰尘。
- [intransitive] to come together; to gather汇集；聚集◆Dirt and leaves always collect in the gutters after a storm.暴风雨过后，沟渠里总是堆满泥土和树叶。
- [intransitive, transitive] to ask for something, especially money, from a number of people募捐；募集；募款◆Hello, I'm collecting for a local charity. Would you like to make a contribution?您好，我在为本地一家慈善机构募捐，您愿意捐款吗？◆We've collected over 200 signatures on our petition so far.到目前为止，我们的请愿书已征集到 200 多个签名。◆to collect taxes收税
- [transitive] to gather a number of objects of a particular type over a period of time as a hobby（作为爱好）收集，收藏◆He used to collect stamps.他以前集邮。
- [transitive] collect yourself / sth to get control of yourself, your feelings, thoughts, etc.镇定下来；定下心来◆She collected herself and went back into the room as if nothing had happened.她镇定下来回到屋子里，一副什么事也没发生的样子。◆I tried to collect my thoughts before the test.考试前我努力定下神来。
collectcol·lect2 /kəˈlɛkt / adjective , adverb (used about a telephone call) to be paid for by the person who receives the call（电话）由受话人付费（的）◆a collect call受话人付费电话◆She called me collect.她给我打了个电话，由我付费。 |