biograph
IPA/bˈaɪəɡɹˌaf/
IPA/bˈaɪəɡɹˌæf/
biograph — 動詞
- biographpresent simple I / you / we / they
- biographs3rd person singular
- biographing-ing form
- biographedpast simple
1. to write a detailed account of someone's life
1.動詞及物C2
釋義
寫傳記
以文字記錄某人一生的經歷
to write a detailed account of someone's life
例句
Sophia spent three years biographing her grandmother, who taught her to read.
Sophia 花了三年為教她讀書的祖母寫傳記。
transitive: biograph + [person]
The professor was biographed by a former student after his death.
那位教授過世後，一位以前的學生為他寫了傳記。
passive: be biographed by [writer]
Devika plans to biograph the doctor who first mapped the Amazon basin.
Devika 打算為第一位繪製亞馬遜盆地地圖的醫生寫傳記。
Walid had been biographed twice by the time he turned forty.
Walid 在四十歲之前已經被人寫過兩次傳記。
The elderly lagoon fisherman was biographed by Tunde for a small maritime press.
那位年邁的潟湖漁夫由 Tunde 為一家小型海事出版社寫了傳記。
文法句型
biograph + noun
用法筆記
Much rarer than the noun 'biography.' In everyday English, speakers say 'write a biography of' instead of using this verb.
常見錯誤
❌She biographed about the poet.
✅She biographed the poet.
💡'biograph' takes a direct object; no preposition is needed.