four

four
cardinal number
  1. equivalent to the product of two and two; one more than three, or six less than ten; 4(Roman numeral: iv or IV, archaic iiii or IIII.)
    四;四个(罗马数字: iv 或 IV,古iiii 或 IIII.)
    Francesca's got four brothers.
    弗朗西斯卡有四个兄弟。
    it took four of them to lift it.
    他们四个人一起才把它抬了起来。
    a four-bedroom house.
    四卧室住宅。
    ■a group or unit of four people or things
    四个人(或物)一组
    the girls walked in pairs or fours.
    女孩子们或两人或四人一组走。
    ■four years old
    四岁
    I began to teach myself to read at four.
    我四岁时自学阅读。
    ■four o'clock
    四点钟
    it's half past four.
    四点半。
    ■(Cricket)a hit that reaches the boundary after first striking the ground, scoring four runs
    (板球)四分的一击。 比较 six
    ■a size of garment or other merchandise denoted by four
    (衣服等商品的)四号
    ■a playing card or domino with four pips
    四点的纸牌(或多米诺骨牌)
    ■a four-oared rowing boat or its crew
    四桨赛艇(或其队员)。 参见 fours
    the British women's coxed four.
    英国四桨有舵手赛艇女队。
常用词组
the four freedoms
  1. the four essential human freedoms as proclaimed in a speech to Congress by Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1941: freedom of speech and expression, freedom of worship, freedom from want, and freedom from fear
    四大自由(富兰克林•德•罗斯福1941年国会演讲中宣布,即: 言论和表达自由、信仰自由、不虞匮乏的自由和避免恐惧的自由)
four noble truths
  1. the four central beliefs containing the essence of Buddhist teaching
    (佛教教义精华)四谛。 见 Buddhism
语源
  1. Old English fēower, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch and German vier, from an Indo-European root shared by Latin quattuor and Greek tessares
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