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nodnodD.J.:[nɔd]K.K.:[nɑd]vt. & vi.1.■点头I nodded at him in greeting.我向他点头打招呼。He nodded to show that he understood.他点头表示他懂了。She nodded her head when she passed me in the street.当她在街上走过我身旁时, 向我点了点头。He nodded a welcome to Mary.他向玛丽点头表示欢迎。vi.1.■打盹, 打瞌睡Grandmother sat nodding by the fire.祖母坐在火炉旁打瞌睡。n.1.■点头The judges gave the nod to the winning challenger.裁判们对挑战者的胜利给予确认。

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nod[nɔd]vt.1.■点(头)：She nodded to agree with me.她点头同意了我的意见。2.■点头表示：to nod one's respect点头表示敬意3.■点头让(或要、叫)：He nodded me to go in.他点头让我进去。4.■使晃动；使倾斜，使弯曲：The branches of the trees werenodded by the wind.风吹得树枝来回晃动。5.■【足球】头顶(球)vi.1.■点头同意；点头打招呼：to nod at someone向某人点头致意2.■(点头)打瞌睡，打盹：He always nodded when watching TV.一看电视他就会打瞌睡。3.■变得粗心大意；不当心而弄错：to nod over the spelling在拼写上变得粗心大意起来4.■晃动，摆动；倾斜，弯曲：Leaves nod in the winds.树叶在风中不停地抖动着。n.1.■点头；点头同意；点头致意2.■打瞌睡，打盹3.■晃动，摆动；倾斜，弯曲4.■粗心大意，疏忽a nod and a beck点头致意(或打招呼)a nod and a wink点头眨眼示意a nod is as good as a wink[口语]心中有数，无需明言be at someone's nod受某人支配，在某人控制下，完全听命于某人get the nod[美国口语]得到认可；被选中give the nod[美国口语]点头同意使得胜Homer sometimes nods.[谚语]智者千虑，必有一失。on the nod[口语]点头表示同意，默许用赊购方法(吸毒等后)处于昏迷状态变形vt.noddednodding

nodnod[nɔd]vi.(nodded; nodding)1.■点头(表示同意或打招呼)2.■打盹, 瞌睡3.■不专心、不留意而失误4.■(树梢、花等)摇曳; 摆动5.■(建筑物)倾斜nod to sb.向某人打招呼nodding in an armchair坐在椅子上打瞌睡Flowers nod in the breeze.花在微风中摇动。

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词性变化nod[nɔd]vt.1.■点(头); 点头表示(同意等)2.■使屈服; 使弯曲; 使低垂; 使摇摆nod sb. a welcome向某人表示欢迎nod sb. back点头表示某人回来nod one's farewell点头告别nod[nɔd]n.1.■点头2.■打盹3.■(树梢等)摆动

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