词汇 | identify |
释义 | phraseidentify[identified, identified, identifying] identify with 1. identify with sb/sth to feel able to understand someone's character and feelings, especially because they seem similar to yours in some way: Young readers can easily identify with Helen, the main character in the story - she's a very ordinary teenager. Most of us will find it difficult to identify with the sufferings of a heroin addict.2. be identified with sth to be considered by many people to have a close connection with someone or something: Fats Waller's name became to be identified with a unique style of jazz. Religion has often been closely identified with politics.3. identify (yourself) with sb/sth to consider yourself to be part of a group that has a particular set of beliefs: Not all trade unionists were ready to identify with the Socialist Movement. politicians who wanted to identify themselves with reform identify withTo associate something, someone, or oneself with a particular person, group, thing, or characteristic. A noun or pronoun can be used between "identify" and "with." I identify with the women on my mother's side of the family much more than those on my dad's side. I always identify the smell of pine needles with Christmastime. Because of the way you're dressed, the locals are going to identify you with the rest of the tourists. identify as (someone or something)To classify or label someone or oneself as something. A noun or pronoun can be used between "identify" and "as." The guy on the security camera isn't a criminal after all—someone in the next block identified him as one of their neighbors. If you don't identify yourself as a member of this community, I'm going to call the police! Growing up, I always thought I was straight, but now I identify as bisexual. identify (someone or something) by (something)To use some specific characteristic to recognize someone or something. You'll be able to identify me by my red hair and purple dress. I can identify a plagiarized report by the writing, you know—and this is definitely a plagiarized report. identify (oneself) with someone or somethingto classify oneself with someone or something; to relate to someone or something; to see part of oneself represented in someone or something. I identify myself with the others. I identify with the birds and animals of the forest. identify someone as someone1. to determine that someone is a certain person. Can you identify Fred as the perpetrator? Fred was identified as the thief. 2. to reveal one's identity or name. Will you identify the man as Tom? The stranger identified himself as a meter reader from the gas company. identify someone or something by somethingto recognize someone or something because of something. Can you identify your baggage by any special marks? You can identify me by the red carnation in my lapel. identify someone or something with someone or somethingto associate people and things, in any combination. I tend to identify Wally with big cars. We usually identify green with grass. We tend to identify big cars with greedy people. identify withv. 1. To associate or affiliate someone or something with someone or something else: The villagers did not trust us because they identified us with the foreigners who had looted their village years ago. 2. To understand or share the feelings of someone: I identify with children who have lost their parents because I am an orphan myself. |
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