recommending

中英词典：recommending

形容词和名词的不同含义

1. 形容词：推荐的，建议的

2. 名词：推荐

词语辨析

1. recommend vs. suggest:

recommend强调给出建议或推荐，通常用于较正式的场合；suggest则强调提出意见或建议，更常用于非正式的口语中。

2. recommend vs. endorse:

recommend指向他人推荐某物或某人，表达一种有利的态度；endorse则指公开支持或赞同某物或某人，具有更强的认可和认同。

词汇扩充

1. recommendable (adj.)：值得推荐的，可取的

2. recommendation (n.)：推荐，建议

3. recommender (n.)：推荐人

近义词

advocate, propose, suggest, endorse, vouch for

反义词

discourage, dissuade

柯林斯词典（Collins Dictionary）

recommend /ˌrɛkəˈmɛnd/

动词

1. If you recommend someone or something, you suggest that they are good or suitable for a particular purpose or job.
2. If someone recommends a person or a company, they give you a favorable account of the person or company and suggest that you would be happy with them.
3. If a book, play, film, or other work is recommended, someone has written a statement saying that they have enjoyed it or that it is good, and suggesting that you read it or see it.

名词

1. 推荐；建议：A recommendation is a piece of advice about what to do in a particular situation.

牛津词典（Oxford Dictionary）

recommend /ˌrɛkəˈmɛnd/

动词

1. Put forward (someone or something) with approval as being suitable for a particular purpose or role.
2. Advise or suggest (something) as a course of action.

名词

1. 推荐：A suggestion or proposal as to the best course of action, especially one put forward by an authoritative body.

用法

1. recommend + that:

They recommended that he be promoted.

他们建议他晋升。

2. recommend + noun:

I would recommend caution in dealing with this matter.

我建议在处理这件事情时要小心。

例句

1. I highly recommend this book to all history enthusiasts.
2. She was recommended for the job by a colleague.
3. The teacher recommended Jack as a suitable candidate for the scholarship.
4. I recommend trying the new restaurant downtown.
5. The committee recommended that the project be postponed.
6. He recommended taking a break to relieve stress.
7. Can you recommend a good hotel in the area?
8. The book comes highly recommended by critics.
9. We received a recommendation to visit the art museum.
10. He is a trustworthy recommender for this position.
11. I recommendable this product for its quality and durability.
12. The recommendation of the committee was accepted by the board.
13. She advocates for stricter environmental policies.
14. He proposed a new approach to solving the problem.
15. I suggest we postpone the meeting until next week.
16. The celebrity endorsed the new fashion line.
17. His reputation vouches for his credibility and honesty.
18. His parents discouraged him from pursuing a career in music.
19. The teacher dissuaded the student from dropping out of school.
20. I strongly discourage you from making that decision.