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🔑readread /rid / verb (past tense, past participle read /rɛd /)- [intransitive, transitive] to look at words and understand them识字；阅读◆In their first years in school, children learn to read and write.孩子们在上学的头几年学习读写。◆Don't bother me – I'm reading.不要打搅我，我在看书。◆Have you read any good books lately?你最近有没有读什么好书？◆I read an interesting article about Japan recently.我最近读了一篇有关日本的有趣文章。◆I read in the paper that they found a cure for migraines.我从报上看到他们找到了一种治疗偏头痛的方法。
- [intransitive, transitive] read (sb) (sth) | read sth (to sb) to say written words to someone朗读；诵读◆My father used to read me stories when I was little.我小的时候，父亲总是给我读故事。◆Read that sentence to me again – I didn't understand it.给我再读一下那个句子，我没听懂。◆I hate reading out loud.我不喜欢大声朗读。
- [transitive] to be able to see and understand something懂得；理解◆Can you read music?你识谱吗？◆ (figurative) She doesn't know what you're thinking. She can't read your mind.她不知道你在想什么，她猜不透你的心思。
- [transitive] to show something; to have something written on it读作；显示为◆The sign read “Keep Right.”标示牌上写着“靠右行驶”。◆What does the thermometer read?温度计的读数是多少？
 ●read between the linesto look for or discover a meaning in something that is not directly stated领悟隐含的意义；看出言外之意◆Reading between the lines, I think he needs money.斟酌一下他的言外之意，我觉得他需要钱。  ●read sth into sthto think that there is meaning in something that it may not really have过度解读；把本没有的意思加进去◆Don't read too much into the letter. They're only asking you for an interview, not offering you the job.别过度解读这封信，他们只是让你去面试，并不是要给你这份工作。●read sth outto read something to other people（向别人）朗读，大声读，宣读 |