| 释义 |
- n.组；集团；群；类
- v.成组；将…分类；把…分组
- 网络群组；团体；小组
复数：groups 现在分词：grouping 过去分词：grouped adj.+n. large group,ethnic group,select group,same group,special group v.+n. join group,form group,constitute group,come group,establish group v. classify,categorize,arrange,bracket,sort n. collection,grouping,crowd,trio,alliance 1. | 组；群；批；类；簇a number of people or things that are together in the same place or that are connected in some way |
| a group of girls/trees/houses 一群姑娘；一片树林；一排房子 | | A group of us is/are going to the theatre this evening. 我们有一帮人今晚要去看戏。 | | Students stood around in groups waiting for their results. 学生们成群地站在周围等待成绩。 | | The residents formed a community action group. 居民组成了社区行动组。 | | English is a member of the Germanic group of languages 英语是日耳曼语族中的一种语言。 | | The proportion of single parent families varies between different income groups. 单亲家庭比例在不同收入群中各不相同。 | | | | | | a group activity(= done by a number of people working together) 小组活动 | | She asked her students to get into groups of four. 她让学生每四人分为一小组。 | | |
2. | 集团a number of companies that are owned by the same person or organization |
| | | | | the group sales director 集团销售董事 |
3. | （尤指流行音乐的）演奏组，乐团，乐队a number of musicians who perform together, especially to play pop music |
| She sings in a rock group. 她是摇滚乐队的歌手。 |
1. | [t][i] （使）成群，成组，聚集to gather into a group; to make sb/sth form a group |
| The children grouped themselves around their teacher. 孩子们聚集在老师周围。 | | We all grouped around the tree for a photograph. 我们全体围着这棵树照了张相。 | | The colleges grouped together to offer a wider range of courses. 这些学院联合在一起，以开设范围更广的课程。 |
2. | [t] ~ sb/sth (together) 将…分类；把…分组to divide people or things into groups of people or things that are similar in some way |
| The books are grouped together by subject. 这些书按科目分类。 | | Contestants were grouped according to age and ability. 参赛者按年龄和能力分组。 |
n. | 1. a military formation made up of two or more battalions and a headquarters 2. a number of people or things considered together or regarded as belonging together 3. a number of people sharing something in common such as an interest, belief, or political aim 4. a small number of musicians, especially in pop music, who play together as a unit 5. a number of companies all controlled by a single company or common owner 6. a number of figures forming a distinct unit in a painting, sculpture, or other artistic composition 7. a military formation made up of several complementary units 8. an air force formation made up of two or more squadrons, but smaller than a wing 9. a collection of atoms that is a distinct chemical unit, e.g. the hydroxy group 10. a set of chemical elements classified according to the vertical column they occupy in the periodic table. 1. a military formation made up of two or more battalions and a headquarters 2. a number of people or things considered together or regarded as belonging together 3. a number of people sharing something in common such as an interest, belief, or political aim 4. a small number of musicians, especially in pop music, who play together as a unit 5. a number of companies all controlled by a single company or common owner 6. a number of figures forming a distinct unit in a painting, sculpture, or other artistic composition 7. a military formation made up of several complementary units 8. an air force formation made up of two or more squadrons, but smaller than a wing 9. a collection of atoms that is a distinct chemical unit, e.g. the hydroxy group 10. a set of chemical elements classified according to the vertical column they occupy in the periodic table. | v. | 1. to come together as a unit, or bring people or things together to form a unit 2. to put people or things into groups, especially groups in which the members are similar in some way 3. to be arranged in one or more groups, so that everything in each group is together in a place 4. to get into one or more groups 5. form into,gather in,a group or groups 1. to come together as a unit, or bring people or things together to form a unit 2. to put people or things into groups, especially groups in which the members are similar in some way 3. to be arranged in one or more groups, so that everything in each group is together in a place 4. to get into one or more groups 5. form into,gather in,a group or groups | adj. | 1. relating to groups, or forming a group |
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