Haneda - Memories of Sky and Sea - Dive in Tokyo.歷史圖畫書說社區；挖出狐狸廟寺；海產，美軍軍眷兒童； To "tag along"跟隨老美逛羽田機場區Dive in Tokyo 如何翻譯
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phrasal verb of dive
help oneself to food.
become suddenly and enthusiastically involved in or occupied with something.
"it may be worth taking professional advice from an accountant or independent financial adviser before diving in"
dive1 of 2
verb
ˈdīv
dived ˈdīvd or dove ˈdōv ; dived also dove; diving
Synonyms of dive
intransitive verb
1
a
: to plunge into water intentionally and especially headfirst
dived from the boat
specifically, sports : to dive in a prescribed manner : execute a dive (see dive entry 2 sense 1a(1))
diving from the highest platform
b
: submerge
The submarine dived.
2
a
: to come or drop down precipitously : plunge
The temperature is diving.
b
: to plunge one's hand into something
dived into his pocket
c
of an airplane : to descend in a dive
3
a
: to plunge into some matter or activity
She dove into her studies.
b
: to plunge or dash for some place
diving for cover
also : to lunge especially in order to seize something
dove for the ball
transitive verb
1
: to thrust into something
diving one's hands into the icy water
2
: to cause to dive
dive a submarine
Dived vs. Dove: Usage GuideThe original past tense of dive is dived; dove developed as an alternate form in the 1800s, probably by analogy with forms like drive and drove. Dove is now more common in English as spoken in North America,
so we dove right in
while dived remains the preferred form elsewhere. As for the past participle form, dived is more common everywhere.
We're not hesitating; we have dived right in.
To "tag along" means to go with someone or a group, often uninvited or as an extra person, like a younger sibling following older friends, or to join a journey/activity without being the main reason for it, implying a casual, sometimes trailing, accompaniment, as in "Do you mind if I tag along?". The noun form, "tagalong," refers to the person who does this, often a younger sibling or unwanted companion.
Key Meanings & Usage:To follow or accompany: To go with someone, usually at their destination or activity.
Often uninvited: Frequently used when the person joining wasn't explicitly asked.
Casual/Informal: Implies a less formal role, like a "go-along" or "hanger-on".
Examples:"My little brother always tags along when I go to the park".
"Can I tag along with you to the store?".
Related Terms:Tagalong (noun): The person who tags along (e.g., "His little sister was a frequent tagalong").
Tag-along rights (Business/Legal): A shareholder's right to join a sale of shares by a major shareholder.
Tagalong Definition & Meaning | Britannica Dictionarytagalong (noun) tagalong /ˈtægəˌlɑːŋ/ noun. plural tagalongs. tagalong. /ˈtægəˌlɑːŋ/ plural tagalongs. Britannica Dictionary defin...
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TAGALONG Definition & Meaning - Merriam-WebsterCite this Entry. Style. Share. Kids Definition. tagalong. 1 of 2 noun. tag·along ˈtag-ə-ˌlȯŋ : one that tags along. tag along. 2 ...
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Tag along - Definition, Meaning & Synonyms - Vocabulary.comDefinitions of tag along. verb. go along with, often uninvited. “my younger brother often tagged along when I went out with my fri...
人工智慧概述
「tag along」指的是跟隨某人或某個團體，通常是未經邀請或作為額外的人，例如弟弟妹妹跟著哥哥姐姐的朋友，或者加入某個旅程/活動但並非主要目的，暗示著一種隨意的、有時甚至是尾隨的陪伴，例如「我可以跟著去嗎？」。名詞形式「tagalong」指的是這樣做的人，通常是弟弟妹妹或不受歡迎的同伴。
關鍵意義及用法：跟隨或陪伴：跟隨某人，通常是指前往目的地或參加活動。
通常未經邀請：經常用於沒有明確邀請加入的人。
隨意/非正式：暗示著一種不太正式的角色，例如“隨行者”或“蹭吃蹭喝的人”。
例如：“我弟弟每次我去公園都會跟著我。”
“我可以和你一起去商店嗎？”
相關術語：Tagalong（名詞）：跟隨的人（例如，「他的小妹妹是一個經常跟隨的人」）。
隨售權（商業/法律）：股東參與大股東出售股份的權利。
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