bout
/baʊt/ (bre, ipa) · /baʊt/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈbau̇t/ (ame, mw)
bout — 名詞
1. a limited time when an illness affects you, or when one activity or condition ha
發作;一陣
短暫的一段病痛、活動或狀況
a limited time when an illness affects you, or when one activity or condition happens strongly for a while.
After lunch, Priya had a sudden bout of stomach pain.
午餐後,Priya 突然胃痛發作。
a bout of + illness
A bout of heavy rain emptied the market in minutes.
一陣大雨在幾分鐘內就讓市場空了。
a bout of + condition
During exam week, Tariq went through a late-night bout of studying.
考試週時,Tariq 經歷了一陣熬夜苦讀。
The baby had a noisy bout of crying on the train.
寶寶在火車上哭了一陣,聲音很大。
After the cold, Mei had another bout of coughing at night.
感冒後,Mei 半夜又咳了一陣子。
文法句型
a bout of [illness/activity/condition]
a bout with [illness]
用法筆記
Usually appears in the pattern 'a bout of' before an illness, feeling, weather condition, or activity noun. In North American English, 'a bout with' is also used for illness; distinguish from sense 2, which is only about a sports contest.
常見錯誤
2. a single fight between two boxers or wrestlers.
拳賽;摔角賽
一場拳擊或摔角比賽
a single fight between two boxers or wrestlers.
In the final bout, Diego knocked his opponent down twice.
在最後一場拳賽中,Diego 兩次把對手擊倒。
final bout in boxing context
The referee stopped the bout after Hana cut her eyebrow.
Hana 眉骨被打裂後,裁判叫停了這場拳賽。
stop the bout
Three junior bouts opened the show before the main event.
正式主賽前,先進行了三場青少年拳賽。
Noa won her first wrestling bout on points.
Noa 靠點數贏下了她第一場摔角賽。
Tickets sold out before the title bout at City Arena.
City Arena 的頭銜拳賽開打前,門票就賣光了。
文法句型
win/lose a bout
the title/final bout
用法筆記
Common in boxing and wrestling, often with words such as 'title', 'main', 'opening', or 'final'. Distinguish from 'round': a bout is the whole fight, while a round is one timed part inside it.