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1、2024年lend的用法和辨析 lend有贷款;借出;把借给的意思。那你们想知道lend的用法吗?今日我给大家带来了lend的用法 ,希望能够帮助到大家，一起来学习吧。 词汇精选：lend的用法和辨析 一、具体释义： v. 贷款;借出;把借给 I,T 例句： I never lend money. 我从不借钱给别人。 例句： Some people neither borrow nor lend. 有些人不借也不贷。 供应，赐予 T 例句： They lent all-out support to our factory. 他们给了我们工厂大力支援。 例句： We should at leas

2、t lend them moral support. 我们至少要赐予他们精神上的支持。 使适合;使有帮助 T 例句： The rural environment lends itself to the restoration of your health. 农村环境有助于你复原健康。 例句： The room lends itself well to summer eating with its light, airy atmosphere. 这个房间又亮堂又通风，夏天在此用餐最合适不过。 平添;增加;给予 T 例句： The presence of the new students lent

3、 a vigorous atmosphere to the campus. 新同学的到来给校内增加了朝气蓬勃的气息。 例句： Enthusiastic applause lent a sense of occasion to the proceedings. 热情的掌声给活动平添了几分隆重的色调。 二、词义辨析： lend,borrow,loan 这些动词均含“借”之意。 lend指将自己的东西借出给别人，也可用于借喻意义。 borrow指从某人或某处借来某物，也可用作比方。 loan指通过正式的手续，借数目较大的贷款。在美国也可指借出东西。 三、参考例句： I never lend mone

4、y. 我从不借钱给别人。 Lend a hand. 要帮助他人。 I neither lend nor owe. 我既没把钱借出也没欠债。 Lend me your typewriter, please. 请把你的打字机借我用一下。 Can you lend me two yuan? 你可以借给我两元钱吗? Could you lend me your dictionary? 你能把字典借给我吗? Can you lend me some money? 你能借我点钱吗? Can you lend me some coins? 你能借给我几个硬币吗? Could you lend me a pe

5、n? 能借支笔给我吗? I'm happy to lend a hand. 我很乐意帮助你。 借入还是借出，lend和borrow你会用吗? This week we answer a question we received in an email from Tina. She writes: 本周我们回复一封来自蒂娜的邮件中的一个问题。她写道： Question: 提问： I just want to know how to use the words borrow and lend in a situation. Is it correct to say, Could you l

6、end me a pen? or Can I borrow your pen? Thank you very much. 我想要知道在详细状况下如何运用“borrow”和“lend”。“你能借给我一支钢笔吗?”或者“我可以借下你的钢笔吗?”这样说对吗?特别感谢! Answer: 回复： These two words are a source of trouble for many English learners. The reason? They have about the same meaning, but each word's action goes in differen

7、t directions. 这两个词是很多英语学习者的苦恼之源。缘由在哪呢?它们的意思大致相同，但每个词代表的作用方向不同。 Borrow means to take something from another person, knowing you will give it back to them. Borrow(借入)是指从别人那里拿来某物，知道你会把它还回去。 Lend means to give something to another person expecting to get it back. Lend(借出)是指把某物给另一个人，并希望把它收回来。 So the sent

8、ences you asked about are both correct. Your choice of borrow or lend depends on which direction is more important to you. 所以你问到的句子都是正确的，选择borrow还是lend取决于哪个方向更偏向于你。 Imagine yourself in the middle of the picture. Anything you borrow moves toward you. Things you lend go away from you. 假设你是这幅图片中间的那个人。你

9、借入的东西是朝你而来，你借出的东西是离你而去。 Notice that the prepositions that often follow the verbs are different. We borrow from someone, but we lend to someone. 请留意，这些动词后面跟的介词是不一样的。我们从某人那里借入(borrow from)，但是我们是把某物借出给(lend to)某人。 Let's say you and I go shopping, Tina. I need to sign my name on a receipt, but I do

10、not have a pen. So I ask you, Can I borrow a pen? I chose borrow because I am thinking of the action as it relates to me. You are a good friend, so you lend me the pen. I forget it is yours and I put it in my bag. 蒂娜，假设你跟我去购物。我须要在收据上签名，但是没带笔。所以我问你：“我可以跟你借支笔吗?”我用了borrow，因为我想的这个动作是跟我有关。你很好，所以你把笔借给我。我忘

11、了笔是你的，把它放进了我的包里。 Later, we meet a good friend and she asks for your email address. You search in your bag, but no pen! You think, I lent Jill my pen. And she didn't give it back to me. Now you are thinking of the action that you did. So, you can ask me, Jill, do you remember that pen I lent you?

12、 I need it now. 随后，我们遇见了一位好友，她要你的电子邮件地址。你在包里找，但是找不到笔。你就想：“我把笔借给了吉尔，她没有还给我。”这时候你想的是你做的动作。所以，你可以问我：“吉尔，你还记得我借给你的笔吗?现在我要用了。” I feel bad that I forgot to return the pen. I say, Sorry, Tina! I forgot that I borrowed it. Here you are! 我很愧疚忘了还笔了。我说：“对不起，我忘了我借笔了。还你!” Be careful: personal pronouns like me, y

13、ou, him and others never come after the verb borrow, but it is correct to use them after lend, as in, Lend me a dollar for some ice cream. 留意：me、you、him以及others等人称代词不能跟到borrow后面，但是可以跟在lend后面。就像这句：“借我一块钱买冰激凌。” I hope this helps you understand lend and borrow. 希望这些能够帮助你理解lend 和borrow。 And that's Ask a Teacher! 以上就是本期名师答疑的全部内容。 I'm Jill Robbins. 我是吉尔罗宾斯。