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🔑lielie1 /laɪ / verb [intransitive] (present participle ly·ing, past tense, past participle lied)lie (to sb) (about sth) to say or write something that you know is not true说谎；撒谎◆He lied about his age in order to join the army.为了参军，他谎报了年龄。◆ (figurative) The camera cannot lie.相机不会撒谎。
🔑lielie2 /laɪ / noun [countable] a statement that you know is not true谎话；谎言◆to tell a lie说谎 ➡ look at white lie, liar
lielie3 /laɪ / verb [intransitive] (present participle ly·ing, past tense lay /leɪ / , past participle lain /leɪn /)- to be or put yourself in a flat or horizontal position (so that you are not standing or sitting)躺；卧◆He lay on the sofa and went to sleep.他躺在沙发上睡着了。◆to lie on your back / side / front仰卧；侧卧；俯卧◆The book lay open in front of her.书摊开放在她面前。
- to be or remain in a certain state or position处于，保持（某状态或位置）◆Snow lay thick on the ground.地上积着厚厚的雪。◆The hills lie to the north of the town.群山位于小城的北边。◆The final decision lies with the chief executive officer.最终决定权在首席执行官手里。◆They are young and their whole lives lie ahead of them.他们还年轻，前面的日子还很长。
- lie (in sth) to exist or to be found somewhere在于；见于◆The problem lies in deciding when to stop.问题在于决定什么时候停下来。
 ●lie in wait (for sb)to hide somewhere waiting to attack, surprise, or catch someone埋伏以待；伏击  ●lie aroundto relax and do nothing无所事事；游手好闲◆Don't just lie around all day – do some work!别成天闲着，干点事情！●lie backto relax and do nothing while someone else works, etc.（在别人干活时）偷懒，闲着不干活●lie down(used about a person) to be or put yourself in a flat or horizontal position so that you can rest（人）平卧，躺着，躺倒◆I'm feeling dizzy – I have to lie down.我感觉头晕，得躺一躺。 |