gifts

英 [ɡɪfts]

美 [ɡɪfts]

n.  礼物; 赠品; 天赋; 天才; 才能; 轻而易举的事; 极便宜的东西
gift的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 礼物；礼品
  Agiftis something that you give someone as a present.
  1. ...a gift of $50.00...
     价值50美元的礼物
  2. They believed the unborn child was a gift from God.
     他们认为腹中的孩子是上帝赐予的礼物。
  3. ...gift shops.
     礼品店
• N-COUNT 天赋；天才；才能
  If someone has agift fordoing something, they have a natural ability for doing it.
  1. As a youth he discovered a gift for teaching...
     他年轻时就表现出教书的天赋。
  2. Her grandmother had the gift of making people happy.
     她奶奶有逗人开心的本事。
• God's gift→ see:God

双语例句

• We all have unique skills and gifts.
  我们都拥有独特的技能和天赋。
• He kept sending gifts and assured her that they were merely small tokens of his appreciation
  他不断送她礼物，并向她保证说这些只是为了略表谢意。
• The emperor promoted the general and lavished him with gifts.
  皇帝擢升了将军并赏给他丰厚的礼物。
• He flattered her with flowers and expensive gifts.
  他用鲜花和昂贵的礼物讨好她。
• To accept ( these sumptuous gifts) embarrasses me, but to refuse them would be unmannerly.; To decline would be disrespectful but to accept is embarrassing.
  却之不恭，受之有愧。
• The Dutch developed a custom by which children put out shoes which Saint Nicholas would fill with gifts when he came visiting.
  荷兰人有一套自己的风俗，孩子们会将鞋子放在外面，圣诞老人到来时便会在里面装满礼品。
• We splurged on Bohemian glass for gifts, and for ourselves.
  我们花了很多钱买波希米亚玻璃制品送人和自用。
• Lavish gifts were bestowed on the visitors.
  向来宾赠送了厚礼。
• The aggregate of all the gifts was over$ 100.
  礼品的总额超过100美元。
• It establishes, beyond debate, those gifts of the creator.
  它毫无疑义地确立了造物主所给予人类的那些礼物。