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關(guān)閉窗口 通常以人作賓語的及物動詞
■本站特約作者 陳根花
以下及物動詞通常以“人”作賓語；若用于被動語態(tài)，則其主語應是指“人”的：
■anger
His speech angered the audience. 他的講話激怒了觀眾。
He was angered by the selfishness of the others. 他因為別人的自私而發(fā)怒。
■brief
The company has briefed a top lawyer to defend it. 公司已將案件委托給最好的律師進行辯護。
The Prime Minister was fully briefed before the meeting. 首相在會議前已掌握了詳盡資料。
■comfort
We comforted her as best we could. 我們盡量安慰她。
The child ran to its mother to be comforted. 孩子跑到母親身邊以求得到安慰。
■contact
I’m anxious to contact your brother. 我急于和你兄弟取得聯(lián)系。
I’ve been trying to contact him, but l haven’t managed to. 我試圖同他聯(lián)系，但未能成功。
You can always contact me on 0325642. 你可以經(jīng)常用0325642這個電話號碼與我聯(lián)系。
■frighten
Don’t say this. You frighten me. 別說這個了。你把我嚇了一跳。
The bully’s threatening remarks frightened the child. 那惡棍威脅的話把小孩嚇壞了。
■interest
This has ceased to interest me. 這不再使我感興趣。
His joke didn’t interest me. 他的笑話并不使我感到興趣。
I saw something in the paper which might interest you. 我在報上看到一樣可能使你感興趣的東西。
■shock
Her refusal shocked us to the core. 她拒絕后我們大吃一驚。
He shocked the whole company by resigning. 他辭職的消息全公司都感到震驚。
■suit
Would sometime next month suit you? 您看下個月什么時候合適嗎?
If it will suit you, I’ll change the date of our meeting. 如果對你合適，我將改變會議的日期。
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