don

don

形容词

1. 不愚蠢的；聪明的

近义词：intelligent, smart

例句：

1. He is a don student who always gets top grades.（他是一个聪明的学生，总是取得满分。）
2. She is a don businesswoman with great success.（她是一位非常成功的聪明女商人。）

2. 时髦的；有品味的

近义词：fashionable, stylish

反义词：outdated, unfashionable

例句：

1. She always dresses in don clothes.（她总是穿着时髦的衣服。）
2. He has a don sense of style.（他有一种时尚的品味。）

名词

1. 大学教师；高级教师

例句：

1. Professor Smith is a renowned don of philosophy.（史密斯教授是一位著名的哲学教授。）
2. She aspires to become a don and teach at a prestigious university.（她渴望成为一名教授，教授在一所知名的大学。）

2. 绅士；高级社会人士

近义词：gentleman, aristocrat

例句：

1. He is a true don who always acts with grace and dignity.（他是一个真正的绅士，总是表现得优雅庄重。）
2. The party was attended by several high-profile dons from the city's elite.（这个派对上有几位来自城市精英阶层的知名人士。）

词汇扩充

1. donkey： 驴子

2. Donald： 唐纳德（男子名）

3. donate： 捐赠

4. donation： 捐赠物；捐款

5. done： 完成的；已做的

柯林斯词典

don (noun)

1. In British universities, a don is a senior member of a college or university faculty, especially at Oxford or Cambridge University.

2. A don is a teacher at a British university or college.

3. In Spain, don is a title given to a man, followed by his first name and his family name.

don (verb)

1. If you say that someone dons a particular item of clothing, you mean that they put it on.

2. If someone dons a particular role or characteristic, they start behaving or appearing in that way.

牛津词典

don (noun)

1. (in the UK) a member of the teaching staff at a university or college, especially at Oxford or Cambridge.

2. (in Spain and Spanish-speaking countries) a title prefixed to the surname of a man (equivalent to Mr. in English).

3. (archaic) a university teacher, especially a senior member of a college at Oxford or Cambridge.

4. (informal) a head, tutor, or fellow of a college at a university.

5. (informal) a university student, especially at Oxford or Cambridge, who has been awarded a degree but is not yet a fellow.

don (verb)

1. Put on (an item of clothing).

2. (formal) assume (a particular title, status, or form).

用法

1. He donned his coat and hat before going outside.

2. The actor donned a disguise to avoid being recognized.

3. She donned her professorial robes and addressed the graduating class.

4. He was a respected don at the university.

5. Don Juan is a famous literary character known for his seductive nature.

6. The Spanish gentleman was addressed as Don Alejandro.

7. The wealthy businessman was a don in society.

例句

1. He is a don student who always gets top grades.（他是一个聪明的学生，总是取得满分。）
2. She is a don businesswoman with great success.（她是一位非常成功的聪明女商人。）
3. She always dresses in don clothes.（她总是穿着时髦的衣服。）
4. He has a don sense of style.（他有一种时尚的品味。）
5. Professor Smith is a renowned don of philosophy.（史密斯教授是一位著名的哲学教授。）
6. She aspires to become a don and teach at a prestigious university.（她渴望成为一名教授，教授在一所知名的大学。）
7. He is a true don who always acts with grace and dignity.（他是一个真正的绅士，总是表现得优雅庄重。）
8. The party was attended by several high-profile dons from the city's elite.（这个派对上有几位来自城市精英阶层的知名人士。）
9. She donned her coat and hat before leaving the house.（她穿上外套和帽子离开房子。）
10. The actor donned a disguise to avoid being recognized.（这位演员戴上伪装以免被认出。）
11. She donned her professorial robes and addressed the graduating class.（她穿上教授的袍子，向毕业班致辞。）
12. He was a respected don at the university.（他是大学里受人尊敬的教授。）
13. Don Juan is a famous literary character known for his seductive nature.（唐·胡安是一个因其诱惑性而闻名的著名文学人物。）
14. The Spanish gentleman was addressed as Don Alejandro.（那位西班牙绅士被称为阿莱杰罗先生。）
15. The wealthy businessman was a don in society.（这位富有的商人是社会中的绅士。）