带有O Y的单词
alloy ahoy
alloying
alloys
amboyna
amboynas
annoy
annoyance
annoyances
annoyed
annoyer
annoyers
annoying
annoyingly
annoys
antiboycott
antiboycotts
antiroyalist
antiroyalists
antiunemployment
aroynt
aroynted
aroynting
aroynts
arroyo
arroyos
atemoya
atemoyas
attaboy
batboy
batboys
beachboy
beachboys
bellboy
bellboys
benzoyl
benzoyls
blackboy
blackboys
boy
boyar
boyard
boyards
boyarism
boyarisms
boyars
boychick
boychicks
boychik
boychiks
boycott
boycotted
boycotter
boycotters
boycotting
boycotts
boyfriend
boyfriends
boyhood
boyhoods
boyish
boyishly
boyishness
boyishnesses
boyla
boylas
boyo
boyos
boys
boysenberries
boysenberry
bullyboy
bullyboys
buoy
buoyage
buoyages
buoyance
buoyances
buoyancies
buoyancy
buoyant
buoyantly
buoyed
buoying
buoys
busboy
busboys
callboy
callboys
caloyer
caloyers
carboy
carboyed
carboys
charpoy
charpoys
chatoyance
chatoyances
chatoyancies
chatoyancy
chatoyant
chatoyants
cherimoya
cherimoyas
chirimoya
chirimoyas
choirboy
choirboys
clairvoyance
clairvoyances
clairvoyant
clairvoyantly
clairvoyants
cloy
cloyed
cloying
cloyingly
cloys
cocoyam
cocoyams
coemploy
coemployed
coemploying
coemploys
convoy
convoyed
convoying
convoys
copyboy
copyboys
corduroy
corduroyed
corduroying
corduroys
counterdeployment
counterdeployments
counterploy
counterploys
cowboy
cowboys
coy
coydog
coydogs
coyed
coyer
coyest
coying
coyish
coyly
coyness
coynesses
coyote
coyotes
coyotillo
coyotillos
coypou
coypous
coypu
coypus
coys
decoy
decoyed
decoyer
decoyers
decoying
decoys
deploy
deployable
deployed
deploying
deployment
deployments
deploys
destroy
destroyed
destroyer
destroyers
destroying
destroys
disloyal
disloyally
disloyalties
disloyalty
doughboy
doughboys
doyen
doyenne
doyennes
doyens
doyley
doyleys
doylies
doyly
employ
employabilities
employability
employable
employables
employe
employed
employee
employees
employer
employers
employes
employing
employment
employments
employs
enjoy
enjoyable
enjoyableness
enjoyablenesses
enjoyably
enjoyed
enjoyer
enjoyers
enjoying
enjoyment
enjoyments
enjoys
envoy
envoys
flamboyance
flamboyances
flamboyancies
flamboyancy
flamboyant
flamboyantly
flamboyants
flyboy
flyboys
footboy
footboys
foy
foyer
foyers
foys
gargoyle
gargoyled
gargoyles
goy
goyim
goyish
goys
groyne
groynes
hautboy
hautboys
highboy
highboys
hobbledehoy
hobbledehoys
homeboy
homeboys
houseboy
houseboys
hoy
hoya
hoyas
hoyden
hoydened
hoydening
hoydenish
hoydens
hoyle
hoyles
hoys
joy
joyance
joyances
joyed
joyful
joyfuller
joyfullest
joyfully
joyfulness
joyfulnesses
joying
joyless
joylessly
joylessness
joylessnesses
joyous
joyously
joyousness
joyousnesses
joypop
joypopped
joypopper
joypoppers
joypopping
joypops
joyridden
joyride
joyrider
joyriders
joyrides
joyriding
joyridings
joyrode
joys
joystick
joysticks
killjoy
killjoys
linkboy
linkboys
lowboy
lowboys
loyal
loyaler
loyalest
loyalism
loyalisms
loyalist
loyalists
loyally
loyalties
loyalty
maccaboy
maccaboys
maccoboy
maccoboys
misemploy
misemployed
misemploying
misemployment
misemployments
misemploys
multiemployer
newsboy
newsboys
nonemployee
nonemployees
nonemployment
nonemployments
nonroyal
noyade
noyades
overcoy
overjoy
overjoyed
overjoying
overjoys
oy
oyer
oyers
oyes
oyesses
oyez
oyster
oystercatcher
oystercatchers
oystered
oysterer
oysterers
oystering
oysterings
oysterman
oystermen
oysters
paduasoy
paduasoys
pageboy
pageboys
paperboy
paperboys
pennyroyal
pennyroyals
playboy
playboys
plowboy
plowboys
ploy
ployed
ploying
ploys
postboy
postboys
potboy
potboys
poyou
poyous
preemployment
preemployments
redeploy
redeployed
redeploying
redeployment
redeployments
redeploys
reemploy
reemployed
reemploying
reemployment
reemployments
reemploys
reenjoy
reenjoyed
reenjoying
reenjoys
royal
royalism
royalisms
royalist
royalists
royally
royals
royalties
royalty
royster
roystered
roystering
roysters
samoyed
samoyeds
saveloy
saveloys
savoy
savoys
schoolboy
schoolboyish
schoolboys
sepoy
sepoys
shamoy
shamoyed
shamoying
shamoys
shopboy
shopboys
shoyu
shoyus
sloyd
sloyds
sonobuoy
sonobuoys
soy
soya
soyas
soybean
soybeans
soymilk
soymilks
soys
soyuz
soyuzes
stroy
stroyed
stroyer
stroyers
stroying
stroys
subemployed
subemployment
subemployments
superalloy
superalloys
superloyalist
superloyalists
surroyal
surroyals
tallboy
tallboys
teapoy
teapoys
tepoy
tepoys
tomboy
tomboyish
tomboyishness
tomboyishnesses
tomboys
toy
toyed
toyer
toyers
toying
toyish
toyless
toylike
toyo
toyon
toyons
toyos
toys
toyshop
toyshops
troy
troys
tutoyed
tutoyer
tutoyered
tutoyering
tutoyers
ultraroyalist
ultraroyalists
unalloyed
uncloyed
uncloying
unconvoyed
uncoy
underemployed
underemployment
underemployments
unemployabilities
unemployability
unemployable
unemployables
unemployed
unemployeds
unemployment
unemployments
unflamboyant
unjoyful
viceroy
viceroyalties
viceroyalty
viceroys
viceroyship
viceroyships
voyage
voyaged
voyager
voyagers
voyages
voyageur
voyageurs
voyaging
voyeur
voyeurism
voyeurisms
voyeuristic
voyeuristically
voyeurs
zoysia
zoysias
请问tomboy与boyish区别？
tomboy [ˈtɔmˌbɔɪ] noun 【英语解释】a girl who enjoys rough, noisy activities traditionally associated with boys 爱玩闹的男孩子气的女孩 【例句】His daughter is a saucy tomboy. 他女儿是一个调皮的假小子。 Mary has always been a tomboy. She likes hiking and horseback riding. 玛丽一直很男子气，她喜欢远足和骑马。 boyish [ˈbɔɪɪʃ] adjective 【英语解释】of, like, or characteristic of a male child or young man 男孩（似）的；孩子气的 【例】his boyish charm. 他那男孩般的魅力。 she looked boyish and defiant. 她看起来像男孩，而且很倔强。 This girl likes to have her hair cut in a boyish style. 这个女孩喜欢把自己的头发剪成男孩的发型。 His classic boyish looks seemed to proclaim his good humour and openness. 他的长相非常孩子气，显得性情很好且诚实坦率。 trying to hide the boyish enthusiasm bubbling up inside him 尽力掩盖在他体内燃烧的孩子般的热情 ------------------------------可见 tomboy 比 boyish 多了 naughty 的含义。tomboy = naughty boyish
形容词和副词的区别
形容词（包括副词）
形容词表示某一事物或的特征,副词表示某一动作的特征.
形容词和副词只有两种形式：原形和+er.
形容词修饰名词,说明事物或人的性质或特征.通常,可将形容词分成性质形容词和叙述形容词两类,其位置不一定都放在名词前面.
1) 直接说明事物的性质或特征的形容词是性质形容词,它有级的变化,可以用程度副词修饰,在句中可作定语、表语和补语.例如：hot 热的.
2) 叙述形容词只能作表语,所以又称为表语形容词.这类形容词没有级的变化,也不可用程度副词修饰.大多数以a开头的形容词都属于这一类.例如：afraid 害怕的.
（错） He is an ill man.
（对） The man is ill.
（错） She is an afraid girl.
（对） The girl is afraid.
这类词还有： well,unwell,ill,faint,afraid,alike,alive,alone,asleep,awake 等.
形容词作定语修饰名词时,要放在名词的前边.但是如果形容词修饰以-thing为字尾的词语时,要放在这些词之后
大部分形容词加-ly可构成副词.但 friendly,deadly,lovely,lonely,likely,lively, ugly,brotherly,仍为形容词.
副词主要用来修饰动词,形容词,副词或其他结构.
一、副词的位置：
1） 在动词之前.
2） 在be动词、助动词之后.
3） 多个助动词时,副词一般放在第一个助动词后.
注意：
a. 大多数方式副词位于句尾,但宾语过长,副词可以提前,以使句子平衡.
We could see very clearly a strange light ahead of us.
b. 方式副词well,badly糟、坏,hard等只放在句尾.
He speaks English well.
二、副词的排列顺序：
1） 时间,地点副词,小单位的在前,大单位在后.
2） 方式副词,短的在前,长的在后,并用and或but等连词连接.
Please write slowly and carefully.
3） 多个不同副词排列：程度+地点+方式+时间副词.
注意：副词very 可以修饰形容词,但不能修饰动词.
形容词和副词的区别
一.形容词和副词的区别：两者的修饰的词性不一样，形容词修饰名词，副词修饰句子例如：内向的男孩，男孩=名词开心地笑了，笑了=动词，这就是形容词和副词的区别。二.概念1.形容词用法概述形容词是表示事物的形状、性质和状态等的词类。形容词主要有两个用法：①.作定语，在名词之前修饰名词；②.作表语和宾补，修饰主语和宾语。这与现代的汉语形容词的用法非常接近，我们可以进行比较学习。在句中名词性词组中作定语，通常翻译成“怎么样的”2、副词副词是用以修饰动词、形容词、其它副词或全句，表示时间、地点、程度、方式等信息的词，在句子中通常是做状语。三扩展知识1副词的位置①在动词之前②多个助动词，副词一般放在第一个助动词后2副词的排列顺序①时间，地点副词，小单位的在前，大单位在后。②方式副词的，短的在前，长的在后，并用and或but等连词连接。
了不起的盖茨比的人物介绍
1、盖茨比对待爱情，盖茨比真诚而又浪漫，充满着幻想。年轻时的盖茨比并不富有，他是一个少校军官。他爱上了一位叫黛茜的姑娘，黛茜对他也情有所钟。后来第一次世界大战爆发，二人分手。复原后的盖茨比对黛茜仍旧念念不忘，为了心目中的白雪公主，他努力营造着黄金的宫殿和热闹的聚会。盖茨比是通过不正当的方式致富的，然而他致富的目的却如此浪漫单纯，甚至举办盛大的聚会，也仅仅是为了同样单纯的目的：吸引心目中的白雪公主。而且正因为混杂在自私自利、污浊不堪的人群中，盖茨比的纯情、浪漫愈显得无比高贵、脱俗。2、黛茜她像仙女一样，白衣飘飘，声音无比婉转，充满了激情。她娇憨可爱，善于做作，卖弄风情。因为世界大战的爆发，身为少尉军官的盖茨比被调往欧洲，从而两人就此错过。在多年后，盖茨比为了夺回她的心而变成富翁并搬到她隔壁，可已经不再纯洁的黛茜只想与盖茨比交往寻求刺激。3、尼克黛茜的远房表哥，从中西部故乡来到纽约，居住在黛茜家时结识了住在旁边的盖茨比，从而得知了盖茨比与表妹黛茜的过往。在现实中，尼克所处的时代和所处的社会阶层则抛弃了自私自利、享乐至上这些传统的观念。尼克在心底常常提醒着自己该何去何从，却也不免随波逐流。扩展资料《了不起的盖茨比》创作背景该小说创作于上世纪20年代，第一次世界大战结束后的1919年到美国经济大溃败之前的1929年这10年。那时候，传统的道教主义已经消失，而新式的享乐主义大行其道，这个时期被称为爵士时代。Fitzgerald曾说“这是一个奇迹的时代，一个艺术的时代，一个挥金如土的时代，也是一个充满嘲讽的时代。”当时美国国内经济形势一片大好，交通、矿产、建筑业扩展迅速，电器、汽车制造业猛然倔起，汽车、电器设备、家庭机械、加工食品和成衣开始进人家庭，给不少美国人的生活带来前所未有的舒适。美国的享乐主义、斯宾塞的进化论和詹姆斯的实用主义哲学在美国大行其道，传统清教徒式的道德观念和宗教信仰所推崇的“勤劳节俭”等思想，逐渐被追求个人财富、享受物质生活等消费享乐主义所取代。参考资料来源：百度百科-了不起的盖茨比-创作背景
用英文介绍《了不起的盖茨比》的内容概括
Nick came to New York from his Midwest homeland, next to his residence is the luxury house of Gatsby, the protagonist of the book. A grand banquet is held every night. When Nick and Gatsby met, the story began. Nick's interest in exploring Gatsby. The result of the inquiry is: Nick realized that Gatsby had a deep feeling in his heart. Gatsby was not rich when he was young. He was a major officer. He fell in love with a girl named Daisy, and Daisy also had a feeling for him. After the outbreak of World War I, Gatsby was transferred to Europe. As if by chance, but also by necessity, Daisy broke up with him and married Tom, a son of a wealthy family.Daisy's life after marriage was not happy, because Tom had another mistress. Materialistic satisfaction does not fill Daisy's spiritual emptiness. Gatsby was in great pain.He firmly believed that money had betrayed Daisy's chastity of heart, so he was determined to become a rich man. A few years later, Gatsby finally succeeded. He built a building opposite the daisy residence. Gatsby spent all his money in the night, trying to get Daisy's attention to save her lost love.Moved by Gatsby's infatuation, Nick visited Daisy, his long-unconnected cousin, and conveyed Gatsby's thoughts to her. Daisy always made fun of her meeting with Gatsby. Gatsby was dazed and listened to her at random, and naively assumed that the ending was not the end. However, the real tragedy is quietly starting at this time. Daisy was no longer the old lady daisy. Daisy, however, regarded her ambiguous relationship as a stimulus. Nick finally realized that it was too late. Once Daisy was driving in a state of distraction, she ran over her husband's mistress. Gatsby took responsibility for protecting Daisy, but Daisy had made up his mind to abandon Gatsby. Under the provocation of Tom, the husband of his mistress shot Gatsby. Gatsby finally became a victim. Gatsby did not find the smile on the face of Daisy's face until she died. Gatsby's tragedy is that he devotes everything to his beautiful dream, while Daisy, as the embodiment of his ideal, has only a beautiful body. Despite Daisy's long-standing love affair, although he clearly heard that "her voice is full of money", he remained unchanged and stubbornly pursued the revival of her old dream. Daisy and her husband were on the way to Europe when they were holding a funeral for Gatsby. Finally, there is no end. Nick witnessed the unreasonable feelings of human reality and was deeply disgusted, so with a tragic mood, he left the noisy, indifferent, empty and false metropolis and returned to his homeland in dismay.中文版：尼克从中西部故乡来到纽约，在他住所旁边正是本书主人公盖茨比的豪华宅第。这里每晚都在举行盛大的宴会。尼克和盖茨比相识，故事就这样开始了。 尼克对盖茨比充满探究的兴趣。探究的结果是：尼克了解到盖茨比内心深处有一段不了之情。年轻时的盖茨比并不富有，他是一个少校军官。他爱上了一位叫黛茜的姑娘，黛茜对他也情有所钟。后来第一次世界大战爆发，盖茨比被调往欧洲。似是偶然却也是必然，黛茜因此和他分手，转而与一个出身于富豪家庭的纨绔子弟汤姆结了婚。黛茜婚后的生活并不幸福，因为汤姆另有情妇。物欲的满足并不能填补黛茜精神上的空虚。盖茨比痛苦万分，他坚信是金钱让黛茜背叛了心灵的贞洁，于是立志要成为富翁。几年以后，盖茨比终于成功了。他在黛茜府邸的对面建造起了一幢大厦。盖茨比挥金如土，彻夜笙箫，一心想引起黛茜的注意，以挽回失去的爱情。尼克为盖茨比的痴情所感动，便去拜访久不联系的远房表妹黛茜，并向她转达盖茨比的心意。黛茜在与盖茨比相会中时时有意挑逗。盖茨比昏昏然听她随意摆布，并且天真地以为那段不了情有了如愿的结局。然而真正的悲剧却在此时悄悄启幕。黛茜早已不是旧日的黛茜。黛茜不过将她俩的暖昧关系，当做一种刺激。尼克终于有所察觉，但为时已晚。一次黛茜在心绪烦乱的状态下开车，偏偏轧死了丈夫的情妇。盖茨比为保护黛茜，承担了开车责任，但黛茜已打定主意抛弃盖茨比。在汤姆的挑拨下，致使其情妇的丈夫开枪打死了盖茨比。盖茨比最终彻底成为了牺牲品。盖茨比至死都没有发现黛茜脸上嘲弄的微笑。盖茨比的悲剧在于他把一切都献给了自己编织的美丽梦想，而黛茜作为他理想的化身，却只徒有美丽的躯壳。尽管黛茜早已移情别恋,尽管他清楚地听出“她的声音充满了金钱”,却仍不改初衷,固执地追求重温旧梦。人们在为盖茨比举行葬礼，黛茜和她丈夫此时却早已在欧洲旅行的路上。不了情终于有了了结。尼克目睹了人类现实的虚情寡义，深感厌恶，于是怀着一种悲剧的心情，远离喧嚣、冷漠、空洞、虚假的大都市，黯然回到故乡。扩展资料：菲茨杰拉德是美国20年代"爵士时代"的发言人和"迷惘的一代"的代表作家之一。而《了不起的盖茨比》是奠定菲茨杰拉德在现代美国文学史上的地位的作品。二十世纪末，美国学术界权威在百年英语文学长河中选出了一百部最优秀的小说，其中，《了不起的盖茨比》高居第二位。在当时的美国社会，或许每一个想要实现梦想，实现价值的美国公民，都受到一些盲目的消费观的影响来纵情享乐；用消费来炫耀自己的地位和财富。用一些不择手段的消费来达到自己某种目的，而作为对比，出身卑微的盖茨比，有着不同常人的梦想和他自己想要追寻的那盏“绿灯”。他为了他梦想中那个完美的女孩黛西，努力跻身于上流社会，却依然保持着他自己珍贵的梦想，彬彬有礼的姿态和他绅士的作风，他努力想要活得和梦想中的自己一样。这部作品刚问世时并没有引起巨大反响，但随着时间的推移，它的文学价值和思想内涵越来越受世人瞩目。参考资料来源：百度百科-了不起的盖茨比
