n.趨勢(shì)；潮流；潮汐；潮水

v.渡過(guò)；（使）隨潮漂流

For a moment the tide almost turned against him. 在短短的時(shí)間內(nèi)，輿論的趨勢(shì)幾乎變得對(duì)他不利。

We should be naturalized to the new tide of the world. 我們必須順應(yīng)新的世界潮流。

It once again proves that no one can stem the tide of history. 這再一次地證明，歷史的潮流是誰(shuí)也阻擋不住的。

The attraction of the moon for the earth causes the tide. 月亮對(duì)地球的引力引起潮汐。

The children learn about the relationship between the moon and the tide. 孩子們學(xué)習(xí)了月球與潮汐的關(guān)系。

As the tide receded we were able to look for shells. 潮水退去，我們就能尋找貝殼了。

The empty boat was washed away by the tide. 空船被潮水沖走。

The loan is enough to tide them over the difficulties. 這筆貸款足以使他們渡過(guò)難關(guān)。

These supplies will be enough to tide us over the winter. 這些糧食將足夠使我們過(guò)冬。

n.圣神降臨周(復(fù)活節(jié)后的第七周；尤指前三天)

n.黃昏；日暮

n.正午；最高點(diǎn)；全盛期

n.潮汐

名詞tide的復(fù)數(shù)形式.

抗抑郁藥

n.圣誕季節(jié)

=chiristmastide.