greets

英 [ɡriːts]

美 [ɡriːts]

v.  和(某人)打招呼(或问好); 欢迎; 迎接; (以某种方式)对…作出反应; 映入…的眼帘; 传入…的耳中(或鼻中)
greet的第三人称单数

柯林斯词典

• VERB 同…打招呼;向…问好；欢迎；迎接
  When yougreetsomeone, you say 'Hello' or shake hands with them.
  1. She liked to be home to greet Steve when he came in from school.
     她喜欢呆在家里迎接放学回家的史蒂夫。
• VERB 对…作出反应；回应
  If somethingis greetedin a particular way, people react to it in that way.
  1. The European Court's decision has been greeted with dismay by fishermen...
     渔民对欧洲法庭的裁决感到失望。
  2. It is unlikely that this suggestion will be greeted enthusiastically in the Baltic States.
     该提议不大可能在波罗的海诸国得到热烈响应。
• VERB 呈现在…面前；映入…眼帘；最先被…感觉到
  If youare greeted bysomething, it is the first thing you notice in a particular place.
  1. I was greeted by a shocking sight...
     一幅令人震惊的画面映入我的眼帘。
  2. The savoury smell greeted them as they went through the door.
     他们进门时一阵香味扑鼻而来。

双语例句

• The smell greets me.
  气味向我扑面而来。
• Kobayashi greets the crowd at this year's weigh-in.
  小林尊在今年的称重仪式上向人群致意。
• He greets me by name, takes my luggage and quietly sweeps me in.
  他叫了一声我的名字向我问好，然后接过我的行李，安静地把我送入房间。
• Every time I come home in a bad mood, Johnson greets me with joy.
  每次我带着不好的情绪回到家的时候，强森总是喜滋滋地迎接我。
• If she puts the bags down before she greets you, that's a good sign.
  如果她在和你说话前放下袋子，那是一个好标志。
• One that greets, acclaims, or catches someone's attention.
  打招呼的人，欢呼的人，引起某人注意的人。
• The manager greets him warmly and leads us to a table at the back of the restaurant, where a bamboo screen gives us the effect of a private room.
  餐厅经理热情地跟他打招呼，并领我们走到了餐厅后面的一张餐桌前，一扇竹木屏风给我们带来了一种私人房间的效果。
• The President greets California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and his wife Maria Shriver before the Governor's Dinner.
  主席欢迎美国加利福尼亚州州长阿诺德施瓦辛格和夫人玛丽亚施赖弗在总督的晚宴。
• He greets the Jews who are there that he knows.
  问候他认识的犹太人。
• My dog greets me at the door every day.
  我的狗每天都在门口跟我打招呼。