2)Even if you only do it once, you will forever remember it.(即使你只做一次,你会永远记得。)
3)It once belonged to my father.(这个曾经属于我父亲。)
4)Once the sun had set, the air turned cold.(太阳一落,空气就变冷了。)
5)Once you show any fear, he will attack you.(你一直露出恐惧,他就会攻击你。)
6)Once published, the book will be very popular.(这本书一旦出版就会大受欢迎。)
get into a dispute with sb. over sth.与某人就某问题进行争论,over 也可用about 替换。如:
1)They had a dispute about where to go.(他们为了去哪里而争论。)
2)The workers and the management got into a dispute over pay.(工人和厂方由于工资问题产生争端。)
3)It was a dispute over economic policy.(这是一场关于经济政策的争论。)
4. …anyone who is willing to quarrel with the dictionary is regarded as either eccentric or mad.
who引导的是一个定语从句,修饰anyone.
be willing to意思是:愿意做……,如:
1)He is willing to help us.(他愿意帮助我们。)
2)No one is willing to pay so much money for this old bike.(谁也不愿意付这么多钱买这辆旧自行车。)
quarrel with sb.意思是“与某人争吵”。如:
1)He quarreled with his brother yesterday.(他昨天跟他兄弟吵架了。)
2)I don't want to quarrel with you about it.(我不想为此事跟你争吵。)
regard as 意思是“把……看作为”,在其后可以跟名词(或名词短语,动名词短语);形容词等。如:
1)He regarded the book as one of his masterpieces.(他把这本书看作是他的杰作之一。)
2)He was regarded as an important figure in history.(他被看作为历史上的重要人物。)
3)Nobody would regard this as important.(没人会认为这件事很重要。)
4)Many people regard parents as being responsible for the control of their children.
(许多人认为父母应负责管教子女。)
either…or…。意思是为“不是……就是……”,“要么……要么……”。如:
1)He is either drunk or mad.(他不是醉了就是疯了。)
2)Tell them that they can either stay or leave immediately.(告诉他们,他们要么留下,要么现在就离开。)
3)Either my brother or I am going to see my father off.(不是我兄弟就是我去为父亲送行。)
5. The task of writing a dictionary begins with the reading of vast amounts of the literature of the period or subject that the dictionary is to cover.
begin with 在本句中的意思是“以……开始;以……为起点”。如:
1)I shall begin with this book today.(我打算今天先读这本书。)
2)The drought began with that dry and hot summer.(干旱是从那个干热的夏季开始的。)
3)The teacher began the class with a story.(老师以一个故事开始了讲课。)