form
🇺🇸
/fɔːrm/
🇬🇧
/fɔːm/
noun
A1
a category of things that have common characteristics
These various forms of art share common characteristics in their use of color and structure.
這些不同的藝術形式在色彩和結構的運用上有共同特點。
A1
a specific way words are written or pronounced to indicate grammatical information
The past tense form of the verb 'go' is 'went'.
動詞‘go’的過去式形式是‘went’。
B1
the way something is arranged or presented
The disease can take several different forms when it's presented in patients.
這種疾病在患者身上可能呈現幾種不同的形式。
A2
a document with printed questions and spaces for writing answers
We asked them to fill out and return the application forms.
我們要求他們填寫並交回申請表。
R
the visible shape or outline of something
In the darkness, they could just make out a shadowy form moving towards them.
在黑暗中，他們只能辨認出一個模糊的身影朝他們移動。
R
the structure or arrangement of parts in a work of art or writing
The artist's unique form of expression sets his work apart from others.
這位藝術家獨特的表達形式使他的作品有別於他人。
R
the state of being physically fit and in good health
The athlete's form was perfect during the competition.
這位運動員在比賽中狀態完美。
R
the level at which someone or something is performing
Her recent victories signal a return to her previous winning form.
她最近的勝利標誌著她恢復了之前的獲勝狀態。
R
the normal or expected way that something happens
True to form, he arrived an hour late for the meeting.
一如往常，他開會遲到了一小時。
R
socially acceptable behavior
Good form requires that you send a thank-you note after a job interview.
按照社交禮儀，你應該在面試後寄一封感謝信。
R
a group of students in a school who are taught together
Our form is going on a trip to the museum next week.
我們班下周要去博物館參觀。
R
a student in a particular class at school
As a student of third form, she has more responsibilities than the younger students.
作為三年級學生，她比低年級學生有更多責任。
verb
A1
to create or shape something
Children learn to form letters by practicing handwriting.
孩子們透過練習書法學習書寫字母。
A2
to arrange into a group or shape
The teacher asked students to form groups of four for the project.
老師讓學生們為這個項目組成四人小組。
B1
to develop or be shaped into something
The clay began to form into a pot under the artist's skilled hands.
在藝術家熟練的手中，黏土開始塑成一個陶罐。
B1
to start to exist or develop
People can form emotional bonds with pets over time.
隨著時間的推移，人們會與寵物建立情感紐帶。
B1
to start or come together to create a group
The band formed when the musicians met at a local club in 2017.
這支樂隊是2017年樂手們在當地一家俱樂部結識時組建的。
B2
to act as a basis or essential part
These sketches will form the basis of the final design for the building.
這些草圖將構成這座建築最終設計的基礎。
R
to influence the development of something
Early experiences form a child's character as they grow up.
早期經歷會影響孩子成長過程中的性格形成。
translation
形式, 詞形, 表格, 形狀, 狀態, 禮節, 班級, 學生
形成, 組織, 組成, 構成, 塑造
詞形變化
3rd Present
forms
Past
formed
Perfect
formed
Progressive
forming
Plural
forms