choose的过去式

 choose的过去式是chose;choose的过去分词是chosen。

释义

v. 动词

past tense- chose /tʃoz; tʃəʊz/ past participle- chosen /tʃozꨄ;ˈtʃəʊzꨁn/ [I,T]

to decide which one of a number of things, possibilities, people etc that you want because it is the best or most suitable 挑选﹐选择; 选取; 选中

I don ' t know which one to get . You choose . 我不知道该要哪个﹐你选吧。

[+between]

Maria was forced to choose between happiness and duty . 玛丽亚被迫在幸福与责任之间作出选择。

to decide or prefer to do something or behave in a particular way 情愿; 选定; 决定

We can , if we choose , take the case to appeal . 要是我们愿意﹐我们可以把案件上诉。

there is little/nothing to choose between -used when you think that two or more things are equally good and you cannot decide which is better 两者不相上下[同样的好]﹐难以取捨

There was little to choose between the two candidates . 两名候选人不相上下。idiom 惯用语 choose sth

The party has finally chosen a woman as leader . 这个政党最终选了一位女士当领导。

choose to do sth

He chose to learn German rather than French in school . 他在学校选修德语而非法语。

Eleanor was chosen to play the role of Juliet . 伊琳诺被选中扮演朱丽叶的角色。

choose whether/which/when etc

You should choose where we eat - I don ' t mind . 你来选择到哪儿吃饭吧 — 我无所谓。

choose from

a story chosen from a collection of fairy tales 从一部童话故事集选出的一个故事

choose to do sth

We chose to ignore her rudeness . 我们决定不理会她的无礼。