also的近义词

also的近义词

too.either

also
al.so
AHD:[ôl“s½]
D.J.[6%8ls*&]
K.K.[6%lso]
adv.（副词）
In addition; besides.
而且；此外
Likewise; too:
同样地；也：
If you will stay, I will also.
如果你留下来，我也要留下来
conj.（连接词）
And in addition:
而且：
It's a pretty cat, also friendly.
这是只漂亮的猫，而且很友好

Middle English
中古英语
from Old English ealsw³}
源自 古英语 ealsw³}
eall [all] * see al- 3
eall [所有] *参见 al- 3
sw³} [so] * see so 1
sw³} [因此] *参见 so1

also,too,likewise,besides,moreover,furthermore
These adverbs indicate the presence of or introduce something additional. The first three generally imply that the additional element or consideration is equal in weight to what precedes it.
这些副词表示出或引出附加的事物的存在。前三个词一般暗示出附加成分或考虑与前面的内容同样重要。
Also is more formal in tone thantoo:
Also 在语气上比too更正式：
He is gentle, but he is also capable of fierce intellectual combat.
他很温和，但他却也能够进行激烈的斗智。
If you buy a car, you'll need a parking place, too.
如果你买辆车，你还将需要一个停车场地。
Likewise is even more formal thanalso and may imply similarity between elements as well as equality:
Likewise 比also 更为正式并可能暗示各成分之间的平等和相似：
You forgot to mention that her parents were likewise going to attend the ceremony.
你忘了提到她父母也打算去参加仪式。
Besides often introduces an element that reinforces what has gone before:
Besides 经常引出一个加强前面内容的成份：
I don't feel like cooking; besides, there's no food in the house.
我不想做饭；而且家里已经没有可吃的东西了。
Moreover and furthermore frequently stress the importance of what is to come:
Moreover
The cellar was dark and forbidding; moreover, I knew a family of mice had nested there.
furthermore 常强调要出现的事物的重要性：
这个地窖阴森可怕；而且我知道那儿有一窝老鼠。
I don't want you to go; furthermore, I forbid it.
我不想让你去，而且我也禁止你去。

Also is sometimes held to be inappropriate when used to begin a sentence, as in
Also 有时被认为不适于放在句子开头，如：
The warranty covers all power-train components.
保修单包括了电动火车的所有零件。
Also, participating dealers back their work with a free lifetime service guarantee.
而且，相关经销者提供了免费终身维修的保证，有力地支持了他们的工作。
This example was acceptable to 63 percent of the Usage Panel, however.
不过词汇用法研究小组中63％的人认为这个例子是可以接受的

also
[5C:lsEu]
adv.
也; 并且; 亦; 同样; 还
除此之外

also
conj.
=and She washed the children, also gave them their breakfast.她给孩子们洗了澡, 又给他们早饭吃。

also-ran
[5C:lsEJ rAn]
n.
落选的马
(比赛、竞争、竞选等的)失败者
无足轻重的人; 庸碌之辈

as also
同样(也), 照样(又)

also
al.so
AHD:[ôl“s½]
D.J.[6%8ls*&]
K.K.[6%lso]
adv.
In addition; besides.
Likewise; too:
If you will stay, I will also.
conj.
And in addition:
It's a pretty cat, also friendly.

Middle English
from Old English ealsw³}
eall [all] * see al- 3
sw³} [so] * see so 1

also ,too ,likewise ,besides ,moreover ,furthermore
These adverbs indicate the presence of or introduce something additional. The first three generally imply that the additional element or consideration is equal in weight to what precedes it.
Also is more formal in tone thantoo:
He is gentle, but he is also capable of fierce intellectual combat.
If you buy a car, you'll need a parking place, too.
Likewise is even more formal thanalso and may imply similarity between elements as well as equality:
You forgot to mention that her parents were likewise going to attend the ceremony.
Besides often introduces an element that reinforces what has gone before:
I don't feel like cooking; besides, there's no food in the house.
Moreover and furthermore frequently stress the importance of what is to come:
The cellar was dark and forbidding; moreover, I knew a family of mice had nested there.
I don't want you to go; furthermore, I forbid it.

Also is sometimes held to be inappropriate when used to begin a sentence, as in
The warranty covers all power-train components.
Also, participating dealers back their work with a free lifetime service guarantee.
This example was acceptable to 63 percent of the Usage Panel, however.

as well as either

too

too