someone
英 [ˈsʌmwʌn] 美 [ˈsʌmˌwʌn, -wən]

pron.

某人，有人；

n.

某个人；

英英释义

someone[ 'sʌm,wʌn, -wən ]

• n.a human being

  同义词：personindividualsomebodymortalsoul

双语例句

用作代词(pron.)

1. The camera filmed someone leaping into the house.
   照相机拍到了某人突然跳入那房子的画面。
2. Someone tried to poison our dog.
   有人想毒杀我们的狗。
3. I seem to hear someone knocking at the door.
   我好像听到有人在敲门。

权威例句

What Happens When Someone Acts?
'SOMEONE TO WATCH OVER ME': SURVEILLANCE, DISCIPLINE AND THE JUST-IN-TIME LABOUR PROCESS
Making middleboxes someone else's problem:network processing as a cloud service
Making middleboxes someone else's problem: network processing as a cloud service
Running in Someone Else’s Shoes: The Electoral Consequences of Running as an Appointed Senator
To someone life is like a mother, to someone other - like a stepmother: some social aspects of Chariton's Callirhoe
Finding Someone to Listen: Thomas Childs's Letters to Richard Van Valkenburgh and Henry F. Dobyns, 1944–1950
Nominate someone for Business Insider's Food 100: The coolest people in food and drink in North America and Europe
A trader named Morgan Stanley left Morgan Stanley and now someone is selling his business cards for $1 million
The Vegetarian's Dilemma. A meatless diet may offer significant health benefits. But is it right for someone managing diabetes?