- n. 心脏；内心；感情；心形的东西；红心
名复: hearts
heart
KK:[hɑrt] DJ:[hɑːt]
n.
- 心脏；胸[C]The boy's heart gave a jump.
这男孩的心猛地一跳。
- 内心；心肠[C]He has a cold heart.
他冷酷无情。
- 感情；爱情；爱好[U]She gave her heart to him.
她真心爱他。
- 心形的东西[C]She wore a diamond heart around her neck.
她脖子上佩带着一颗心形的钻石。
- （纸牌的）红心[C]
- 中心；要点[the S][（+of）]Let's get to the heart of the problem.
让我们来谈谈问题的核心吧。
- 勇气；精神[U]I didn't have the heart to tell you about it.
我没有勇气将此事告诉你。
短语
heart of gold
- 美好的心灵He is a man with a heart of gold.
他是一位心地非常善良的人。
at heart
- 内心里；本质上；实际上He seems nice, but he's dishonest at heart.
他表面上很好，实际上并不诚实。
break one's heart
- 伤心I broke my heart over her death.
我为她的去世感到伤心。
by heart
- 靠记忆The children all had to learn the poem by heart.
孩子们都得把这首诗背出来。
do sb.'s heart good
- 使某人高兴It did her heart good to see the children playing happily outside.
看到孩子们在外面快乐地玩耍她很高兴。
have one's heart in the right place
- 心地好She has her heart in the right place and will help anyone in trouble.
她有副好心肠，会帮助任何有困难的人。
have one's heart in one's boots
- 非常惊恐；非常紧张I had my heart in my boots when I went to see my boss.
我去见老板时心里非常紧张。
in one's heart of hearts
- 在内心深处I said I loved her, but in my heart of hearts I knew it wasn't true.
我说我爱她，可是在内心深处我知道这不是真的。
lose heart
- 丧失信心Don't lose heart.
别泄气。
lose one's heart to
- 倾心于She lost her heart to another man.
她爱上了别人。
set one's heart on sth.
- 决心得到某物I've set my heart on that new coat.
我已打定主意要得到那件新外套。
take to heart
- 认真关注I hope you will take the warning to heart.
我希望你注意这个告诫。
- 对……想不开She is a very sensitive person, who takes her troubles and disappointments to heart.
她是个非常敏感的人，总把烦恼和失望往心里放。
with all one's heart
- 真心诚意地With all my heart I hope you'll be happy.
我真心诚意地希望你快乐。
辨析
同义:
n.心脏；胸
body pump chestn.感情；性情；精神
feelings soul spirit temperamentn.爱情；同情
kindness sympathy warmth love affectionn.勇气；热情
courage enthusiasm staminan.中心
middle center core nucleus hubn.要点
substance meat gist main partn.情人
valentine beloved person同义参见:
highlight basis confidence seat centre breast interior以上来源于：《英汉大辞典》
n.
- a hollow muscular organ that pumps the blood through the circulatory system by rhythmic contraction and dilation.
- the central, innermost, or vital part of something.
- a conventional representation of a heart with two equal curves meeting at a point at the bottom and a cusp at the top.
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(hearts)
one of the four suits in a conventional pack of playing cards, denoted by a red figure of such a shape. ▸a card of this suit.
- a person's feeling of or capacity for love or compassion. ▸mood or feeling:they had a change of heart.▸courage or enthusiasm:you may lose heart as the work mounts up.
- the close compact head of a cabbage or lettuce.
- the condition of agricultural land as regards fertility.
Phrase
- after one's own heart
sharing one's tastes. - at heart
in one's real nature, in contrast to how one may appear. - break someone's heart
overwhelm someone with sadness. - by heart
from memory. - close
(or dear)
to one's heart
of deep interest and concern to one. - from the
(or the bottom of one's)
heart
with sincere feeling. - have a heart
show pity. - have a heart of gold
have a generous or compassionate nature. - have one's heart in one's mouth
be greatly alarmed or apprehensive. - have one's heart in the right place
be sincere or well intentioned. - one's heart's desire
something that one greatly wishes for. - one's heartstrings
used in reference to one's deepest feelings of love or compassion. - in one's heart of hearts
in one's innermost feelings. - take something to heart
take criticism seriously and be affected by it. - wear one's heart on one's sleeve
make one's feelings apparent.
Derivative
- -hearted adj.
Etymology
OE heorte, of Gmc origin.
以上来源于：《简明牛津英语词典》
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