Tide

词义:
Tide指的是海洋、湖泊或其他大规模水体的潮汐现象，即水位的周期性升降变化。也可以泛指某种周期性变化或潮流，特别是指某种影响或趋势的变化。

音标:
/t aɪ d/

翻译:

潮汐：海洋等水体的水位周期性升降现象。

潮流：某一特定时期流行或主导的趋势、力量或态势。

读音:
/tide/ 发音类似于“泰德”，注意“i”发短元音/ai/的音。

用法:

用于描述潮汐现象，例如，海水因月亮的引力而升降。

引申为指某个时段的趋势或变化，例如社会潮流或政治潮流。

例句:

The tide is coming in, so we need to move the boat.

The fisherman waited for the tide to go out before casting his net.

The tide of public opinion turned in his favor after the speech.

We were stranded on the island when the tide came in too quickly.

During high tide, the water level can rise up to three meters.

The election results reflected a tide of change in the political landscape.

The tide of history is often difficult to predict.

The tide of economic prosperity has shifted in recent years.

She tried to ride the tide of popularity, but it eventually faded.

The fishermen checked the tide schedule before setting out to sea.

短语搭配:

Tide of change (变化的潮流)

High tide (高潮)

Low tide (低潮)

Turn the tide (扭转局势)

Ride the tide (顺势而为)

Tide of public opinion (舆论潮流)

Tide goes out (潮水退去)

Tide comes in (潮水涌来)

Tide of history (历史潮流)

On the tide (顺应潮流)