| 释义 |
phraseemanate[emanated, emanated, emanating]
emanate from
emanate from sth/sb formal to come from a particular place or person, and to spread from them: Delicious smells were emanating from the kitchen. A series of financial shocks emanated from New England. These ideas emanated from Jacques Reuff, among others.■ SIMILAR TO: come from
emanate from (someone or something)To come or radiate from a particular source. A: "Who's playing such loud music at this time of night?" B: "It seems to be emanating from a house across the street." emanate from someone or somethingto arise from or come out of someone or something. A strange smell emanated from the basement. Some kind of eerie light emanated from the eyes of the statue. |