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during

/ˈdʊrɪŋ/

翻译: 介词 during 表示某事发生在某个时间段内、某个事件过程中或某项活动期间。

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preposition

/ˈdʊrɪŋ/A1formal
  • zh介词 during 表示某事发生在某个时间段内、某个事件过程中或某项活动期间。

The preposition 'during' indicates that an action, event, or state occurs at some point within or throughout a specified period of time, event, or activity.

  1. Throughout a period of timeA1formal

    Indicates that an action or state continues for the entire duration of a specified time period

    zh在整个期间

    • It rained during the night
    • She remained silent during the meeting
    • He slept during the whole film
  2. At some point within a time periodA1formal

    Indicates that an action or event occurs at an unspecified moment within a specified time frame

    zh在……期间,在……时

    • I'll call you during the day
    • She arrived during the afternoon
    • The phone rang during dinner
  3. In the course of an event or activityA2formal

    Indicates that something happens while a particular event, activity, or situation is taking place

    zh在……期间

    • Please remain seated during the performance
    • He fell asleep during the lecture
    • Many questions were asked during the discussion
  4. Within a historical or seasonal periodB1formalpolitical

    Used to refer to actions or events that occurred within a broader historical era, season, or extended timeframe

    zh在……期间;在……时期

    • Many innovations appeared during the Renaissance
    • Birds migrate during spring
    • The treaty was signed during the Cold War
  5. Simultaneity with a state or conditionB2formalmedical

    Indicates that an action occurs while a particular state, condition, or circumstance exists

    zh在……期间;在……状态/条件下

    • He improved significantly during his recovery
    • Many changes occurred during her absence
    • She learned a lot during the crisis
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