another
Vocabulary Word
BritishAmerican
★★★★★ Very Common
Neutral
含义: One more; a different one
另一个，再一个
otro, otra
もう一つの、別の
또 하나의, 다른
'Another' means an additional one or a different one. 'One after another' means in succession; 'one way or another' means by some means. Unlike 'other', 'another' is followed by singular nouns. 'Another thing' introduces a new point.
「another」意味着额外的一个或不同的一个。「one after another」意味着接连不断；「one way or another」意味着以某种方式。与「other」不同，「another」后跟单数名词。
«Another» significa uno adicional o diferente. «One after another» significa en sucesión; «one way or another» significa de algún modo. A diferencia de «other», «another» va seguido de sustantivos singulares.
「another」は追加の一つまたは別の一つを意味します。「one after another」は次々と、「one way or another」はなんとかしてを意味します。
'Another'는 추가로 하나 더 또는 다른 하나를 의미합니다. 'One after another'는 잇달아, 'one way or another'는 어떻게든을 뜻합니다. 'other'와 달리 'another' 뒤에는 단수 명사가 옵니다. 'Another thing'은 새로운 논점을 제시할 때 사용합니다.
例句
- Would you like another cup of tea? 你想再来一杯茶吗？¿Te gustaría otra taza de té?もう一杯紅茶はいかがですか？홍차 한 잔 더 드시겠어요?
- That's quite another matter. 那完全是另一回事。Eso es otra cosa completamente.それは全く別の問題だ。그것은 전혀 다른 문제다.
- One person after another came to complain. 一个接一个的人来投诉。Una persona tras otra vino a quejarse.次から次へと人が文句を言いに来た。사람들이 잇달아 불평하러 왔다.
发音
用法指南
语境: general
语气: neutral
起源与历史
Originally written as two words: 'an other' in Middle English. The merging into 'another' happened gradually during the 14th-15th centuries. 'Other' itself comes from Old English 'ōþer', from Proto-Germanic '*anþeraz' meaning 'second'.
文化背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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