man

• 名词，指成年男性；也可泛指人、人类。

A noun referring to an adult human male.

1. Adult male humanA1formal

   An adult human male.

   成年男子

   • The man walked his dog in the park.
   • He is a tall man with brown hair.
   • The man at the counter helped me find the book.

   同义词adult malefellowgentlemanguymale

   反义词boyfemalewoman

2. Human beingB1formal

   A person of either sex; humankind.

   人

   • It's a song about man and nature.
   • The ancient man used stone tools.
   • Modern man faces many challenges.

   同义词humanhuman beinghumanityhumankindindividualmankindmortalsoul

3. Man! (exclamation)B2slangamerican

   Informal exclamation used to express surprise, excitement, or emphasis.

   哇！（感叹词）

   • Man, that was an awesome concert!
   • Man, I can't believe we won!
   • Oh man, I forgot my keys again.

   同义词boydudeheywow

4. Worker or servantB1informal

   A person employed to do manual work or serve others.

   工人或仆人

   • The foreman supervises ten men on the construction site.
   • He hired a man to fix the roof.
   • The butler was the only man in the household.

   同义词attendantdomesticemployeehandhelphired handlaborerretainerservantworker

• 动词，指为某项任务、船只或行动提供劳动力或人员，或为某处配备人员。

A verb used to provide a workforce or crew for a task, ship, or operation, or to equip with personnel.

1. Staff or Provide with PersonnelB2formal

   To supply or equip with people to operate or work.

   配备人员

   • They need to man the reception desk during lunch hours.
   • The ship was fully manned with experienced crew.
   • Volunteers manned the charity event booths.

   同义词crewgarrisonpeoplestaff

2. Take Control or OperateB2informal

   To take charge of or operate a device, station, or position.

   操作；操控

   • He manned the radio during the emergency.
   • Soldiers manned the checkpoints around the city.
   • She manned the phone lines for customer support.

   同义词controlcrewhandleoperaterunstafftendwork