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http://www.iciba.com/until
l* F3 d# O% B4 a* o+ ]1 o) w下面这个用法说明,这里 http://www.collinsdictionary.com ... uild-learners/until & http://www.collinsdictionary.com ... build-learners/till 并没有,不知道具体出自哪个版本?
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Note that you only use until or till when you are talking about time. You do not use these words to talk about place or position. Instead, you should use as far as or up to. Then you'll be riding with us as far as the village?... We walked up to where his bicycle was. 注意,until和till只能用于谈论时间。谈论地点或位置时应用as far as 或 up to:Then you'll be riding with us as far as the village(那么你会坐我们的车一直坐到那个村庄吗),We walked up to where his bicycle was(我们一直走到他放自行车的地方)。
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Usage Note用法说明
1 s+ S7 _" i$ v& O% eNote that you only use till or until when you are talking about time. You do not use these words to talk about place or position. Instead, you should use as far as or up to. Then you'll be riding with us as far as the village?... We walked up to where his bicycle was. 注意只有在谈及时间时才用 till 或 until。在谈及地点或位置时不用这两个词,而应用as far as或up to:Then you'll be riding with us as far as the village (然后你会坐我们的车一直坐到那个村庄),We walked up to where his bicycle was (我们一直走到他放自行车的地方)。 4 b: e. o: W% U$ C) |5 c$ y8 T
until. (n.d.) Collins COBUILD English Usage. (1992, 2004, 2011, 2012). Retrieved January 18 2016 from http://www.thefreedictionary.com/until
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You only use until or till when you are talking about time. Don't use these words to talk about position. Don't say, for example, 'She walked until the post office'. You say 'She walked as far as the post office'.
R( t m9 C% b o/ y& {9 m, uThey drove as far as the Cantabrian mountains.
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3 p2 W6 ^7 r0 B* w查 MED http://www.macmillandictionary.com/dictionary/british/until
, v# t0 s# c4 l3 L; y3 D$ ^, J% Gcontinuing as far as a particular place
( \" ~% _3 F8 M1 x* yStay on the bus until the big supermarket, then get off and turn left.
6 i( V8 F! D' ]7 QPerry was leading the race until the final bend. F0 `5 y; n# [! J
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- j, ]' S' {6 Uup to the point in time or the event mentioned+ V- X! _- r' P2 t
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until preposition, conjunction (DISTANCE)& L2 W; Q, e7 w. n" i' E
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You should stay on the train until Manchester and then change.
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