form

中英词典：form

形容词：

• form [fɔːrm] (adj.) - 符合标准或期望的；正式的。

名词：

• form [fɔːrm] (n.) - 形式；表格；种类。

词语辨析：

• form vs. shape - "form"更强调外在的、可见的外形；"shape"更强调物体的轮廓或整体结构。
• form vs. structure - "form"更侧重于外部形态或整体性质；"structure"更强调内部组织或构造。
• form vs. pattern - "form"指外形或结构的整体特征；"pattern"指可重复或可识别的形式、样式或排列。

词汇扩充：

• reform [rɪˈfɔːrm] (v.) - 改革；改善。
• deform [dɪˈfɔːrm] (v.) - 使变形；使畸形。
• formal [ˈfɔːrml] (adj.) - 正式的；庄重的。
• informal [ɪnˈfɔːrml] (adj.) - 非正式的；随意的。
• formless [ˈfɔːrmlɪs] (adj.) - 无形的；无结构的。
• formation [fɔːrˈmeɪʃn] (n.) - 形成；构造。
• transform [trænsˈfɔːrm] (v.) - 转变；改变。

近义词：

• shape
• structure
• configuration
• arrangement
• pattern

反义词：

• disorder
• chaos
• randomness
• informality

柯林斯词典：

form (noun)

1. A form of something is a type or kind of it.
2. A form is a type of something that has a particular way of existing or appearing.
3. A form is a document with blank spaces to be filled in.
4. If you say that someone or something takes a particular form, you mean that they have that appearance or shape.

form (verb)

1. If something forms or is formed from a number of things or people, it is made or created from them.
2. If something forms part of a particular thing, it is one of the features or elements that makes up that thing.
3. To form a plan or intention means to decide on it and work out how to achieve it.
4. If something forms you in a particular way, or if you form yourself in that way, you become that type of person.

牛津词典：

form (noun)

1. The visible shape or configuration of something.
2. A type or variety of something.
3. A particular way in which a thing exists or appears.
4. A blank document or template to be filled in.

form (verb)

1. Bring together parts or combine to create (something).
2. Start to exist or be evident.
3. Develop or be created.
4. Make or be made into a specific shape or form.

用法：

• He filled out the form before submitting his application.
• The artist used different colors to give form to his painting.
• The committee discussed the form and content of the report.
• It is important to form good habits at a young age.
• The clouds began to form in the sky, indicating an approaching storm.
• She had to form the dough into small balls before baking.

例句：

1. The sculpture has a unique form that captures the viewer's attention. - 这座雕塑有一种独特的形态，吸引了观众的注意力。
2. He filled out the form with his personal information. - 他填写了个人信息的表格。
3. The company adopted a new management form to improve efficiency. - 公司采用了一种新的管理形式来提高效率。
4. The river has eroded the rocks, creating interesting forms. - 河流侵蚀了岩石，形成了有趣的形态。
5. We need to form a plan of action to address this issue. - 我们需要制定一个行动计划来解决这个问题。
6. The team's performance in the game took an unexpected form. - 队伍在比赛中表现出了意外的形式。
7. The caterpillar will form a cocoon and eventually emerge as a butterfly. - 毛毛虫将形成一个蚕茧，最终变成蝴蝶。
8. The form of the building reflects the architect's vision. - 这座建筑的形式反映了建筑师的构想。
9. He needs to submit a form to request a vacation. - 他需要提交一份表格来请假。
10. The company underwent a major reform to improve its operations. - 公司进行了一次重大改革，以改善运营。
11. His face formed a smile as he saw his friends approaching. - 看到朋友们走过来，他脸上浮现出了微笑。
12. The storm clouds formed in the distance, darkening the sky. - 暴风雨云层在远处形成，天空变得阴暗起来。
13. She hopes to transform her passion for art into a successful career. - 她希望将自己对艺术的热情转化为成功的事业。
14. The new building's unique shape stands out in the city skyline. - 这座新建筑独特的形状在城市的天际线中显眼。
15. The structure of the organization allows for efficient communication. - 组织的结构有助于高效的沟通。
16. The configuration of the software can be customized to suit individual needs. - 这款软件的配置可以根据个人需求进行定制。
17. The flowers were arranged in a beautiful pattern in the vase. - 花束在花瓶里摆出了一个美丽的图案。