gesture的意思和读音

gesture

: [ˈdʒestʃər] : [ˈdʒestʃə(r)]

n.

v.

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gestures  gesturing  gestured  

adj.+n.friendly gesture,extravagant gesture,impatient gesture

v.+n.make gesture,repeat gesture

n.act,action,deed,gesticulation,intimation

v.gesticulate,indicate,point

gesturen.

1.[c][u]姿a movement that you make with your hands, your head or your face to show a particular meaning

He made a rude gesture at the driver of the other car.

She finished what she had to say with a gesture of despair.姿

They communicated entirely by gesture.

2.[c]姿something that you do or say to show a particular feeling or intention

They sent some flowers as a gesture of sympathy to the parents of the child.

It was a nice gesture(= it was kind) to invite his wife too.

We do not accept responsibility but we will refund the money as a gesture of goodwill .退

The government has made a gesture towards public opinion(= has tried to do sth that the public will like) .姿

v.

1.[i][t]to move your hands, head, face, etc. as a way of expressing what you mean or want

‘I see you read a lot,’ he said, gesturing at the wall of books.“。”

She gestured for them to come in.

He gestured (to me) that it was time to go.

They gestured that I should follow.

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n.1.a movement made with a part of the body in order to express meaning or emotion or to communicate an instruction2.an action intended to communicate feelings or intentions3.the use of body movements to communicate4.a movement that communicates a feeling or instruction5.something that you do to communicate your intentions towards someone, especially good intentions1.a movement made with a part of the body in order to express meaning or emotion or to communicate an instruction2.an action intended to communicate feelings or intentions3.the use of body movements to communicate4.a movement that communicates a feeling or instruction5.something that you do to communicate your intentions towards someone, especially good intentions

v.1.to make a movement with a part of the body in order to express meaning or emotion or to communicate an instruction2.to make a movement with your hands or head in order to show or tell someone something

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1.Being hesitated a moment, I gave him a gesture and let him in.

2.A Nymex security official was 'literally standing, holding his hands up in a calming gesture.姿

3.Subsequently he made this the title of his own movie, no doubt as a further gesture of anti-European defiance.

4.Harry lets go of him abruptly. He rubs his forehead, but the gesture is only out of habit now.

5.Once you think of it make sure you say it or gesture it in a loud and clear manner so that there is no mistaking it for something else.姿便西

6.Ms. Fake said that gesture could be interpreted as a sign of good faith that Yahoo has "changed a great deal since we were there. "”。

7.'You could have had a gesture with your father by swimming for him, but you didn't, perhaps because you were too young.

8.By accepting such a gesture, he only proved that his ego is at least the size of his statue.姿

9.Sun images of heroic vitality, the gesture seems to swing between the destiny of the speech was delivered.姿

10.it had sought human companionship and help and it made no threatening gesture as she looped one end of the torn petticoat about its horns.姿