英语单词nutting怎么读

⑴ maniac是贬义词吗

maniac是贬义词。maniac形容行为极其危险(或狂暴、愚蠢)的人，所以是贬义词。

maniac

一、含义：

n. 疯子；热衷者；躁狂者。

二、用法：

单词maniac里的词根mania，来源于拉丁语mania, 表示 “疯狂，精神错乱”。所以，在英语里包含mania的单词，多与此相关。

例如：egomaniac意思n. 极端自我主义者、megalomaniac意思n. 夸大狂患者；妄自尊大的人、kleptomania意思n. 盗窃癖、dipsomaniac意思n. 嗜酒狂。

He is a baseball maniac with little taste for politics.

他是个棒球狂，对政治不感兴趣。

近义词：

nut

一、含义：

n. 坚果；果仁。

n. 螺母；螺帽；难对付的人(事)。

vi. 采坚果。

二、用法：

nut的基本意思是“干果，坚果”，指有硬壳、内含可吃的果肉，如核桃、栗子、花生等，也指“果仁”，如杏仁、核桃仁等。

nut也可作“螺母，螺帽”解。

在俚语中, nut也可作“头，脑袋”解; 还可作“怪人，疯子，入迷的人”解，常用于贬义。

The kids are nutting in the forest like squirrels.

孩子们像小松鼠一样在森林里采集坚果。

⑵ go shopping 中的 go 是什么词性和用法

这里的go是动词，go作及物动词用，go+动词ing就是这里的用法了。这一搭配中的“动词-ing”是动名词，作 go 的宾语。

go shopping

读音：英 [ɡəʊ ˈʃɒpɪŋ] 美 [ɡoʊ ˈʃɑːpɪŋ]

释义：去买东西。

语法：go用作不及物动词时，常可接带to的动词不定式，这动词不定式并不是用作状语表示目的，而是与go构成一个动词短语，意思是“去做某事”，在非正式英语中，这种结构常可变为goand do sth，而在美式英语中and常被省去。

(2)英语单词nutting怎么读扩展阅读

go shopping的近义词：do shopping

do shopping

读音：英 [ː ˈʃɒpɪŋ] 美 [ː ˈʃɑːpɪŋ]

释义：买东西。

例句：

.

我想做的事，并与您购物店看看。

⑶ 坚果用英语怎么说

一、坚果的英文nut，音标英 [nʌt]、美 [nʌt]。

二、释义：

1、n.螺母，螺帽;坚果，坚果果仁;难对付的人;[乐]弓根

theconcaveandconvex,thenutisreusable.

因为凹面与凸面没有磨损，螺母可以重复使用。

2、v.采坚果;拾坚果

The kids are nutting in the forest like squirrels.

孩子们像小松鼠一样在森林里采集坚果。

三、词源解说:

直接源自古英语的hnutu，意为坚果。

四、经典引文：

My Lord of Rothsay who..was cracking nuts with a strolling musician.

我的罗斯西勋爵，他……正和一个漫不经心的音乐家一起胡闹。

出自： Sir W. Scott

(3)英语单词nutting怎么读扩展阅读：

一、词语用法：

n. (名词)

1、nut的基本意思是“干果,坚果”,指有硬壳、内含可吃的果肉,如核桃、栗子、花生等,也指“果仁”,如杏仁、核桃仁等。

2、nut也可作“螺母,螺帽”解。

3、在俚语中,nut也可作“头,脑袋”解; 还可作“怪人,疯子,入迷的人”解,常用于贬义。

二、词汇搭配：

1、not for nuts 一点也不

2、off one's nut 精神有点不正常,糊涂,失去理智

3、on the nut 分文没有的

4、hard nut 难事,难题,难对付的人

5、tough nut 难题

⑷ 全部六年级的重读闭音节，如shop-shopping(购物），swim-swimming(游泳)，run-running(跑）…………………

sat-satting let-letting sit-sitting not-notting nut-nutting forbid-forbidding ski-skiing shop-shopping run-running stop-stopping swim-swimming begin-beginning ...........................

⑸ nut怎么读英语读音

nut

英[nʌt]美[nʌt]

n.
螺母，螺帽; 坚果，坚果果仁; 难对付的人; [乐]弓根

v.
采坚果; 拾坚果

第三人称单数：nuts

复数：nuts

现在分词：nutting

过去式：nutted

过去分词：nutted

⑹ 坚果在英语中可不可数

可数
复数： nuts

nut
英 [nʌt] 美 [nʌt]
n.
螺母，螺帽;坚果，坚果果仁;难对付的人;[乐]弓根
v.
采坚果;拾坚果
词汇难度：高考 / CET4 / CET6 / 考研 / TEM4
第三人称单数： nuts 复数： nuts 现在分词： nutting 过去式： nutted 过去分词： nutted

⑺ 重读闭音节单词有哪些

重读闭音节单词有：bag、cat、bed、swim、big、sat、let、sit、not、nut、begin、forbid、prohibit。

nut英［nʌt]美［nʌt]

n. 坚果；螺母；螺帽；人的头（或大脑）。

vt. (故意）以头撞击。

［例句］They eat mainly fruit and nuts.

他们主要吃水果和坚果。

［其他］ 第三人称单数：nuts复数：nuts现在分词：nutting过去式：nutted过去分词：nutted。

词语用法

nut的基本意思是“干果，坚果”，指有硬壳、内含可吃的果肉，如核桃、栗子、花生等，也指“果仁”，如杏仁、核桃仁等。

nut也可作“螺母，螺帽”解。

在俚语中，nut也可作“头，脑袋”解；还可作“怪人，疯子，入迷的人”解，常用于贬义。

⑻ nut是什么意思英语

「nut」的翻译
名词
坚果
nut
核心
core, kernel, nucleus, nut

⑼ 求有关美国经济方面的英语新闻

ECONOMIC REPORT
Job growth accelerates to 167,000 in December
Average hourly earnings jump 0.5%; jobless rate remains at 4.5%
PrintE-mailDisable live quotesRSSDigg itDel.icio.usBy Rex Nutting, MarketWatch
Last Update: 4:10 PM ET Jan 5, 2007

WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- Job growth in the U.S. unexpectedly accelerated in December, with nonfarm payrolls rising by 167,000 and the jobless rate remaining at a very low 4.5%, the Labor Department reported Friday.
Job growth was much stronger than the 100,000 expected, dashing fleeting hopes held by some that the Federal Reserve would cut interest rates soon.
"The underlying recovery remains intact," wrote Steven Wieting, an economist for Citigroup Global Markets, in a note to clients.
"We continue to believe that monetary policy is on hold for the foreseeable future," Joshua Shapiro, chief economist for MFR Inc., wrote in an email following the "solid report."
Bonds and stocks sold off on the news. The odds of a rate cut in the first half of the year fell to 52% from 86% before the data, according to the Chicago Board of Trade's federal funds market. See Market Snapshot.
Job growth in the previous two months was revised higher by a total of 29,000.
Economists had expected job growth to slow from November's upwardly revised 154,000, especially after Wednesday's ADP employment report, which showed a 40,000 decline in private-sector payrolls. See Economic Calendar.
Joel Prakken, president of Macroeconomic Advisers, which computes the ADP index, was unapologetic about the big discrepancy between the ADP and government numbers, saying he wouldn't be surprised if the government's data were revised lower.
"We aren't trying to forecast the initial estimate," Prakken said, "we are trying to get it right."
The government said Friday that payrolls grew by 1.84 million in 2006, an average of 153,000 per month. Revisions to be published next month will likely increase that total significantly.
Growth averaged 136,000 a month in the final quarter of the year. Fed researchers have said the economy needs to add about 100,000 jobs per month to absorb new entrants into the workforce and maintain a steady unemployment rate.
With strong job growth in 2006, the jobless rate fell from 4.9% at the beginning of the year to 4.5%. Read the full release.
Average hourly earnings jumped by 8 cents, or 0.5%, far ahead of the 0.3% rise expected. Over the past 12 months, average hourly earnings have increased 4.2%, more than double the inflation rate and the fastest growth since late 2000.
With proctivity slowing, the acceleration in earnings will keep Fed officials focused on inflationary pressures in the tight labor market. On the other hand, faster wage growth should also support consumer spending, keeping growth on track.
December's job growth came in strong despite losses in three key sectors: Construction, manufacturing and retail.
Construction jobs fell by 3,000 after seasonal adjustment. Residential construction jobs fell by 16,000, but those losses were partially offset by gains in nonresidential construction.
Manufacturing jobs dropped by 12,000 in December, the sixth consecutive decline. In the past year, factory jobs have fallen by 72,000. The losses in December were concentrated in autos, primary metals and textiles. Of 84 manufacturing instries, 44.6% were adding jobs in December.
"This is terrible news," said Peter Schiff, president of Euro Pacific Capital. "The problems of the U.S. economy are just getting worse. We destroyed 12,000 goods-procing jobs."
Retail firms cut 9,000 jobs after seasonal adjustment. Retail jobs fell by 58,000 in 2006.
Jobs were added in most every other sector. Of 278 instries, 58.6% were adding jobs in December.
Job growth was strong in professional services, which added 50,000 workers in December and 420,000 in all of 2006.
Health care added 31,000 jobs in December and 324,000 in the year.
Employment in food services increased by 23,000 in December and 304,000 for the year.
In the separate survey of households, the government reported employment gains of 303,000 in December and an increase in unemployment of 23,000 to 6.85 million. In 2006, the household survey indicated job growth of 3.14 million.
The labor-force participation rate (the percentage of alts working or looking for work) rose to 66.4% from 66.3%. The employment-population ratio (the percentage of alts working) rose to 63.4% from 63.2%. That's the highest employment rate since September 2001.
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Rex Nutting is Washington bureau chief of MarketWatch.

⑽ 表示爱好的英文词

1、go bowling

释义：打保龄球；去打保龄球；玩保龄球

例句：Well, he got a call from some of his pals at work to go bowling.

他班上的一群朋友叫他去打保龄球了。

2、go camping

释义：v.去野营

例句：I like to go camping with my family.

我喜欢和我的家里人去野营。

3、go cycling

释义：去骑自行车

例句：I sometimes go cycling with my sister.

我有时和妹妹一起去骑自行车。

4、go skiing

释义：去滑雪

例句：Can we go skiing next week?

我们下周可以去滑雪吗？

5、go surfing

释义：冲浪

例句：We used to go surfing years ago.

前些年我们常去冲浪。