other

other
adjective& pronoun
  1. used to refer to a person or thing that is different or distinct from one already mentioned or known about
    另一个;其他的;别的
    [as adj.]stick the camera on a tripod or some other means of support.
    把照相机支在三脚架或别的什么支承物上。
    other people found her difficult.
    其他的人觉得她很难相处。
    [as pronoun]a language unrelated to any other.
    不和任何别的语言有亲属关系的语言。
    ■alternative of two
    (两个中的)另一个
    [as adj.]the other side of the page.
    该页的另一面。
    [as pronoun]flinging up first one arm and then the other.
    首先扬起一只胳膊然后另一只。
    one or other of his parents.
    他的双亲之一,他的父亲或母亲。
    ■those remaining in a group; those not already mentioned
    其余的;另外的
    [as adj.]they took the other three away in an ambulance.
    他们用救护车送走了其余三人。
    [as pronoun]Freddie set off and the others followed.
    弗雷迪出发了,其他人跟随其后。
  2. further; additional
    另外的,额外的;更多的
    [as adj.]one other word of advice.
    再提一条忠告。
    [as pronoun]Labour would have 49 MPs plus ten others.
    工党想要在原有的49名国会议员之外再增加10名。
  3. [pronoun](the other)(informal)used euphemistically to refer to sexual intercourse
    (非正式,婉)性交
    a bit of the other.
    做会儿爱。
  4. [pronoun](the other)(Philosophy & Sociology)that which is distinct from, different from, or opposite to something or oneself
    (哲,社会学)对立面;对立的事物
常用词组
no other
  1. (archaic)nothing else
    (古)别无其他
    we can do no other.
    我们别无他法。
other than
  1. [with negative or in questions]apart from; except
    除了
    he claims not to own anything other than his home.
    他声称除了家他一无所有。
    ■differently or different from; otherwise than
    不同于;非
    there is no suggestion that we are to take this other than literally.
    并没有要我们不按字面去理解的意思。
on the other hand
  1. 见 hand
the other day (或 night, week 等)
  1. a few days (or nights, weeks, etc.) ago
    几天(或几夜,几星期)之前
the other thing
  1. (Brit. dated, chiefly humorous)an unexpressed alternative
    (英,旧,主幽默)没有明说的另一做法
    if you keep a lot of rules I'll reward you, and if you don't I'll do the other thing.
    如你遵守许多规则我就奖励你,否则我就选择另一种方式。
someone (或 something 或 somehow 等) or other
  1. some unspecified or unknown person, thing, manner, etc. (used to express vagueness or uncertainty)
    [用来表示不确切或不肯定] 某人(或某件东西、某件事;或以某种方式、用某种办法)
    they were protesting about something or other.
    他们正在对一件什么事表示抗议。
语源
  1. Old English ōther, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch and German ander, from an Indo-European root meaning 'different'
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