sort
sort 英 [sɔ:t] 美 [sɔrt]
n. 种类；分类 v. 将…分类；
进行时:sorting 过去式:sorted 过去分词:sorted 第三人称单数:sorts 名词复数:sorts
- A sort is a type or a kind of something, or the act of categorizing things. If you’re an organized sort of person, sort your clothes by color. If you’re the disorganized sort, just chuck them all over the floor.
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- n. 种类；分类
- v. 将…分类；
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1. ‘ What sort of music do you like?’ ‘Oh, all sorts.’
“你喜欢哪一类音乐？”“噢，哪一类都喜欢。”
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2. He's the sort of person who only cares about money.
他这种人一心只想着钱。
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3. There were snacks—peanuts, olives, that sort of thing.
有各种小吃，花生米、橄榄什么的。
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4. My brother would never cheat on his wife; he's not that sort.
我哥哥永远不会背着妻子在外面拈花惹草，他不是那种人。
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5. to do a sort
进行分类
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6. sorting the mail
分理信件
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7. Women and children sorted the ore from the rock.
妇女和孩子把矿石从岩石中分拣出来。
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8. Rubbish can easily be separated and sorted into plastics, glass and paper.
垃圾很容易分开，可归入塑料、玻璃和纸三类。
- sort (n.) late 14c., "group of people, animals, etc.; kind or variety of person or animal," from Old French sorte "class, kind," from Latin sortem (nominative sors) "lot; fate, destiny; share, portion; rank, category; sex, class, oracular response, prophecy," from PIE root *ser- (2) "to line up."
- sort (v.) mid-14c., "to arrange according to type or quality," from Old French sortir "allot, sort, assort," from Latin sortiri "draw lots, divide, choose," from sors (see sort (n.)). In some senses, the verb is a shortened form of assort.
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