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发布日期：2020-08-15

mean和meaning意思和用法上的差别

语法中有助动词和动词，助动词加动词组成一个句子的谓语.一般句中省略助动词，但是疑问句否定句中不能省。

do/does是助动词（取决于主语），mean是动词，在一起形成疑问句的谓语部分What does it mean？否定句It doesn"t mean. 陈述句中does就被省略成"It means ..."实际上是"It does mean..." 只是省略了而已.有时陈述句不省略就是强调句。

需要注意，如果助动词和动词同时出现，需要使用动词的原型，比如说it does mean而不是it does means.另一点，一个句子中只能有一个谓语，is是系动词，也是一个谓语，所以is和mean不能同时出现，meaning是动词ing形式，叫做动名词，是可以充当名次使用的，所以is meaning就没有重复动词使用了.

idea和mean之间的区别是什么？

我想你要比较的是idea和meaning idea更注重自我的主意 而 meaning注重本身的含义，或是隐含意 更详细的含义 看下面longman的解释 i?dea / a??d?? /1 ?PLAN/SUGGESTION? [countable] a plan or suggestion for a possible course of action, especially one that you think of suddenly I"ve had an idea . Why don"t we walk into town? She got the idea from an article in a fashion magazine. What gave you the idea of using a male actor for the part? Mike"s always good at coming up with new ideas . It was my wife"s idea to move house.idea for The idea for the book came from an old war movie.What a great idea ! I knew it was a bad idea to leave him on his own. She was always very enthusiastic and bursting with ideas . an exchange of ideas between academic and business communities Lately I"ve been toying with the idea of going back to school.2 ?KNOWLEDGE? [uncountable and countable]a general understanding of something, based on some knowledge about it Could you give me an idea of how bad his injuries are?You must have some idea (=have at least a little knowledge) of what happened to the money.Don"t worry if you don"t understand it right now - you"ll get the idea (=begin to understand or be able to do something) . have no idea/not have any idea She doesn"t have any idea where they"ve gone. a general/rough idea (=a not very exact idea) Can you give me a rough idea of how much the repairs will cost? not have the faintest/slightest/foggiest idea spoken I don"t have the faintest idea what to get Rachel for her birthday.3 ?AIM/INTENTION? [uncountable and countable] the aim, intention, or purpose of doing something The idea is to teach children to save money.idea of/behind The idea behind the outing is to encourage employees to get to know each other.They wanted Mike to go to law school, but he had other ideas (=had different plans) .4 ?HOW YOU IMAGINE SOMETHING TO BE? [uncountable and countable]an image in your mind of what something is like or should be like idea of Chefs differ in their idea of what makes a good dessert.I only have a vague idea of the kind of work I"ll be doing.It helps if you have a clear idea of what you want. not my idea of something Chocolate milk and a piece of cake is not my idea of dinner. The very idea of kissing him made her feel physically sick.5 ?BELIEF/OPINION? [countable usually plural]someone"s opinion or belief about something idea about She had some rather unusual ideas about raising children.where did you get that idea? (=used to say that what someone thinks is completely wrong) No, I"m not seeing Jane. Where did you get that idea?6 ?PRINCIPLE? [countable] a principle or belief about how something is or should be idea of The whole idea of democracy was something strange and new to most people.idea that It"s based on the idea that all people are created equal.7 have an idea (that) to be fairly sure that something is true, without being completely sure I"m not sure where my necklace is, but I have a pretty good idea who took it.8 get the wrong idea to think that something is true when it is not Don"t get the wrong idea about Dan and Helen - they"re just friends.9 have the right idea to act or think in a way that will probably lead to the correct result He still makes a few mistakes but I reckon he"s got the right idea.10 that"s/there"s an idea spoken used to say that you like what someone has just suggested"Why don"t you invite Paula to come with us?" "There"s an idea."11 that"s the idea spoken a) used to tell someone who is learning to do something that they are doing it the right way, in order to encourage them Keep your knees bent and lean forward slightly. That"s the idea!b) used to emphasize what the main point of something is, or to say that someone understands that point"You"re thinking of getting a new job?" "Yeah, that"s the idea."12 bright idea a very clever idea, often used in a joking way to mean a very stupid idea or action Whose bright idea was it to leave the back door wide open?13 give somebody ideas/put ideas into somebody"s head to make someone think of doing something that they had not thought of doing before, especially something that they should not do Nick tells me he wants a motorbike. Have you been putting ideas into his head?14 is it somebody"s idea of a joke?used when you are surprised and often rather annoyed by what someone has said or done"She wants you to do it by tomorrow." "Is that your idea of a joke?"15 what"s the big idea?spoken used when you cannot understand why someone has done something16 you have no idea (how/what etc) spoken used when ...