nodded
简明释义
v. 点头;打瞌睡;摇动(nod 的过去式)
英英释义
上下点头表示同意或作为信号 |
单词用法
[美国口语]得到认可;被选中 | |
[口语],◎点头表示同意,默许,◎用赊购方法,◎(吸毒等后)处于昏迷状态 |
同义词
示意 | He gestured towards the door to indicate he wanted to leave. | 他示意着门,表示他想离开。 | |
发信号 | 她用点头表示赞同。 | ||
承认 | 他微微点头以示承认她的存在。 | ||
同意 | 他们通过点头表示同意。 |
反义词
摇头 | 他摇头表示不同意。 | ||
拒绝 | 她拒绝接受这个提议。 |
例句
1.Jed nodded, finishing off the last piece of pizza.
杰德点了点头,吃完了仅剩的一块比萨饼。
2.'Are you all right?' Laura nodded dumbly.
“你身体好吗?”劳拉默默地点了点头。
3.He nodded his head sympathetically.
他同情地点点头。
他点头同意了。
5."Are you okay?" I asked. She nodded and smiled.
“你还好吧?”我问道。她点点头笑了。
6.He nodded mechanically, his eyes fixed on the girl.
他机械地点点头,眼睛盯着那个女孩。
7.Jackson nodded a salutation.
杰克逊点头打了个招呼。
她心不在焉地点了点头。
9.The teacher nodded to acknowledge that the students understood the lesson.
老师点头以确认学生们理解了课程。
10.The dog nodded its head as if it understood what I was saying.
那只狗似乎理解我在说什么,便点头。
11.During the meeting, she nodded to show her support for the proposal.
在会议中,她点头表示支持这个提议。
12.He nodded his head in appreciation after receiving the compliment.
在收到赞美后,他点头表示感谢。
13.She nodded in agreement when I suggested going to the movies.
当我建议去看电影时,她点头表示同意。
作文
In a small village, there lived an old man named Mr. Thompson. He was known for his wisdom and kindness, and people from all around would visit him to seek advice. One sunny afternoon, a young boy named Timmy approached Mr. Thompson while he was sitting on his porch. Timmy had a problem that was troubling him deeply. He wanted to know how to make friends at school, as he often felt lonely and left out. As Timmy explained his situation, Mr. Thompson listened intently, his eyes sparkling with understanding. When Timmy finished speaking, Mr. Thompson smiled gently and nodded (点头) in agreement, encouraging the boy to share more about his feelings.Mr. Thompson then shared his own experiences from when he was a child. He told Timmy about the importance of being open and friendly. "You see, my dear boy," he said, "when I was your age, I also struggled to make friends. But I learned that sometimes, you have to take the first step. A simple smile or a kind word can go a long way." As he spoke, he nodded (点头) to emphasize his points, making sure Timmy understood the significance of his advice.Timmy listened carefully, absorbing every word. He realized that making friends required courage and effort. Mr. Thompson's wise words inspired him, and he felt a sense of hope. After their conversation, Timmy thanked Mr. Thompson and promised to try his best at school. The old man nodded (点头) again, this time with a look of pride on his face. He knew that Timmy had the potential to overcome his challenges.The next day, armed with newfound confidence, Timmy went to school. He remembered Mr. Thompson’s advice and decided to approach a group of children playing soccer during recess. With a deep breath, he walked up to them and introduced himself. To his surprise, they welcomed him warmly and invited him to join their game. As they played together, Timmy felt a sense of belonging that he had longed for.Throughout the week, he continued to reach out to other classmates, always remembering to smile and be friendly. Each time he made a new connection, he thought of Mr. Thompson and how he had nodded (点头) in encouragement. By the end of the week, Timmy had made several friends, and he felt happier than he had in a long time.One afternoon, Timmy returned to visit Mr. Thompson. He excitedly shared the news about his new friends and how much fun he was having at school. Mr. Thompson listened with joy, his heart swelling with pride. After Timmy finished recounting his adventures, Mr. Thompson nodded (点头) knowingly. "I knew you could do it, Timmy. You just needed to believe in yourself," he said, his voice warm and reassuring.From that day on, Timmy visited Mr. Thompson regularly, sharing stories and seeking advice. Each time they met, Mr. Thompson would listen patiently and nodded (点头) in understanding, creating a bond that was filled with trust and respect. Timmy learned not only how to make friends but also the value of listening and being there for others. He realized that sometimes, a simple gesture like a nod (点头) could convey support and encouragement more than words ever could. Their friendship blossomed, and Timmy knew he could always count on Mr. Thompson for guidance in life.
在一个小村庄里,住着一位名叫汤普森先生的老人。他以智慧和善良而闻名,周围的人们都会来找他寻求建议。一个阳光明媚的下午,一个名叫蒂米的小男孩走近正在门廊上坐着的汤普森先生。蒂米有一个困扰他的烦恼,他想知道如何在学校交朋友,因为他常常感到孤独和被排斥。当蒂米解释他的情况时,汤普森先生认真地倾听,眼中闪烁着理解的光芒。当蒂米说完时,汤普森先生温柔地微笑着,并点头(nodded),鼓励这个男孩分享更多他的感受。汤普森先生接着分享了他自己小时候的经历。他告诉蒂米,开放和友好的重要性。“你看,我亲爱的孩子,”他说,“当我和你一样大的时候,我也曾经努力交朋友。但是我学会了,有时候你必须迈出第一步。一个简单的微笑或一句友好的话可以走得很远。”当他说这些话时,他点头(nodded)以强调自己的观点,确保蒂米理解他建议的重要性。蒂米仔细聆听,吸收每一个字。他意识到交朋友需要勇气和努力。汤普森先生的智慧之言激励了他,他感到了一种希望。在他们的谈话结束后,蒂米感谢汤普森先生,并承诺会在学校尽力而为。老人再次点头(nodded),这次脸上带着自豪的表情。他知道蒂米有能力克服他的挑战。第二天,怀着新获得的信心,蒂米去了学校。他记得汤普森先生的建议,决定在课间休息时接近一群正在踢足球的孩子。深吸一口气后,他走上前自我介绍。令他惊讶的是,他们热情地欢迎他,并邀请他加入他们的游戏。当他们一起玩的时候,蒂米感到了一种他渴望已久的归属感。在接下来的一周里,他继续主动接触其他同学,总是记得微笑和友好。每次他建立新的联系时,他都想起汤普森先生,以及他是如何点头(nodded)表示鼓励的。到周末时,蒂米交了好几个朋友,他感到比很久以前快乐多了。一天下午,蒂米回去拜访汤普森先生。他兴奋地分享了自己交到新朋友的消息,以及在学校的乐趣。汤普森先生满心欢喜地倾听,心中充满了自豪。在蒂米讲述完他的冒险故事后,汤普森先生点头(nodded)表示认同。“我就知道你能做到,蒂米。你只是需要相信自己,”他说,声音温暖而令人安心。从那天起,蒂米定期拜访汤普森先生,分享故事并寻求建议。每次见面,汤普森先生都会耐心倾听,并点头(nodded)表示理解,建立了一种充满信任和尊重的纽带。蒂米不仅学会了如何交朋友,还领悟到了倾听和关心他人的价值。他意识到,有时候,一个简单的点头(nod)能传达的支持和鼓励,比任何言语都要强大。他们的友谊在不断发展,蒂米知道他总能依靠汤普森先生在生活中的指导。