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当当价&192.00The doctor was shocked at the first sight of the (appearance)of the patient .为什么不用DISAPPEARANCE_百度作业帮
The doctor was shocked at the first sight of the (appearance)of the patient .为什么不用DISAPPEARANCE
of the patient .为什么不用DISAPPEARANCE
appearance 指的是相貌医生第一眼看见那个病人的相貌时非常震惊
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disappearance Also found in: , , , .
dis·ap·pear
(dĭs′ə-p?r′)v.
dis·ap·peared, dis·ap·pear·ing, dis·ap·pears v.intr.1.
T vanish: The moon disappeared behind the clouds.2.
T be missing or unfound: Her purse disappeared from her locker. The plane disappeared somewhere over the Pacific Ocean.3.
To cease to exist: Dinosaurs disappeared at the end of the Cretaceous Period.v.tr. To cause (someone) to disappear, especially by kidnapping or murder.dis′ap·pear′ance n.Synonyms:
disappear, evanesce, evaporate, fade, vanish These verbs mean to pass out of sight or existence: a skyscraper dis time
hope slowly vanishing.dis•ap•pear•ance
(ˌdɪs əˈpɪər əns)
the act or an inst a ceasing to be seen or to exist.
[;15] Disappearance&See Also: , , Blown away like clouds &Henry Wadsworth LongfellowBlows away like a deck of cards in a hurricane &George GarrettBobbed away like a soap-bubble &Sylvia Plath(The premonition had) boiled off like a puff of bad air &Herbert LiebermanBorne away like a cork on a stream &Lawrence Durrell(The old worlds) died away like dew &Dame Edith SitwellDisappeared as if into fairyland &Peter NajarianDisappeared & effortlessly, like a star into a cloud &F. van Wyck MasonDisappeared like a sigh &Tom Wolfe[Food being served, vegetables] disappeared like leaves before locusts &Charlotte Bront&Disappeared like raindrops which fall in the ocean &John T. Morse, about the loss of many of Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr.&s similes and other witticismsDisappeared [huntsmen and hounds into a bewitched forest] like soap bubbles &Anne SextonDisappeared & like sparks dropped into wet grass &James CrumleyDisappearing like the fastest fairy who ever lived &Brian Donleavy See Also: Disappearing, like water poured out of a wide-necked bottle &Diane WakoskiDisappear like a moon entering a cloud bank &Bernard MalamudDisappear like quicksilver in the cracks &Booth TarkingtonDisappear like socks in the laundry &Elyse SommerDisappear like the dew on the mountain &AnonDrift away into infinity, like a child&s balloon at a circus &Robert Penn WarrenEverybody peeled away like an onion &Official of a New York company on reason for his firm&s bankruptcy, New York Times, December 12, 1986(The vision of her early loveliness) faded from reality like dew licked up by the sun &Elinor WylieFaded like a cloud which has outswept its rain &Percy Bysshe ShelleyFaded & like dew upon the sea &Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr.(The restlessness in him) faded like fog before sunshine &Pearl S. Buck(Light would & ) fade like a slow gray curtain dropping &Nelson AlgrenFades like the lustre of an evening cloud &William Wordsworth[Awareness of children] fading like old ink &Margaret Atwood(The season) fading like woodwind music &George GarrettFading like young joy &Dame Edith SitwellFall away like forgiven sins &Miller Williams(All your joys start) falling like sand through a sieve &Lorenz Hart
Hart&s lyric for &A Lady Must Live& from America&s Sweetheart omitted the letter &g& in &falling.&Fell away like a wall &Dudley Clendinen, New York Times, March 31, 1985, about a publisher&s declining advertising revenues(Childhood and youth, friendship and love&s first glow, have) fled like sweet dreams &Percy Bysshe Shelley(Any thought I had for such an enterprise) fled like thunder &Richard FordFlown like a thought &John KeatsFluttered away like flakes of snow &Louis Bromfield[Ceremonial occasions] glide swift into shadow, like sails on the seas &John Greenleaf Whittier(He was) gone again, gone like some shadow the fire had made &Davis GrubbGone and out of sight like a thought &Richard FordGone as a dream is gone from a dreamer wakened with a shout &Lord Dunsany
&Wakened& has been modernized from &waked.&Gone & as if they had evaporated &Dorothy Canfield Fisher(That moment is) gone forever, like lightning that flashed and died, like a snowflake upon the river, like a sunbeam upon the tide &Percy Bysshe ShelleyGone from my gaze like a beautiful dream &George LinleyGone like a flushed toilet &Max AppleGone like a morning dream, or like a pile of clouds &William WordsworthGone like a quick wind &Ursula Le Guin(Our world was) gone like a scrap in the wind &Beryl MarkhamGone like a wild bird, like a blowing flame &Euripides[Smile of a loved one] gone like dreams that we forget &William Wordsworth(And all the students) gone, like last week&s snow &Delmore SchwartzGone like our change at the end of the week &Palmer Cox(Words) gone like sparks burned up in darkness &Jayne Anne Phillips[A funeral procession] gone & like tears in the eyes &Karl ShapiroGone, like tenants that quit without warning &Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr.Gone, like the life from a busted balloon &Palmer Cox(I am) gone like the shadow when it declines &The Holy Bible /PsalmsThe biblical &declineth& has been modernized.Go out & just like a candle &Lewis Carroll(The Contessina cou) it was as though he had slipped from her vision, and the crack had closed above him forever &Elizabeth Bowen(Maybe he wanted her to) lift up, blow away somewhere, like a kite &Margaret AtwoodLike a match struck on a stove & faded and was gone &James AgeeLike a passing thought she fled &Robert Burns
Burns& line has found its way into daily language as &Vanish like a passing thought.&Like a shadow, glided out of view &William WordsworthLike swallows in autumn they fled, and left the house silent &John Hall WheelockLost like stars beyond dark trees &Dante Gabriel Rossetti(Her patience) melted like snow before a blow-torch &Julia O&Faolain(Money) melting away like butter in the sun &Bertolt BrechtOff and away like a frightened fish &Ogden NashPass as if it had never existed, like a fart in a gale of wind &Richard RussoPass away like clouds before the wind &William WordsworthPassed like a ghost from view &John Greenleaf Whittier(The wild part of her had) perished like burned grass &Ellen Glasgow(Life was) receding & as the sea abruptly withdraws, abandoning a rock it has caressed too long &Fran&oise SaganReceding like a bad dream &Anon(He felt the distress and suspicions of the previous night) receding like a tempest &George Santayana[Sounds] receding like the image of a man between two mirrors &Frank ConroySank like lead into the sea &Brian MooreSank to the bottom as a stone &The Holy Bible/ExodusScuttle away & like moths &W. D. Snodgrass(The cares that infest the day,) shall fold their tents, like the Arabs, and as silently steal away &Henry Wadsworth LongfellowShrank away like an ill-treated child &W. H. AudenShrank like an anemone &Derek LambertSlip away like water &Edna St. Vincent Millay[Thoughts] slipped away & like bushes on the side of a sheer precipice &Edith WhartonSlipping silently away like a thief in a London fog &Jack Whitaker, ABC-TV, about the Goodyear blimp disappearing in the mist above the US Open golf tournament in San Francisco, June 20, 1987Slips away like a snake in a weed-tangle &Robert Penn WarrenSlips out of my life like sand &Diane WakoskiA slow fade, like a candle or an icicle &Margaret Atwood(The nights) snapped out of sight like a lizard&s eyelid &Sylvia PlathSuddenly disappeared with a jerk, as if somebody had given her a violent pull from behind &Charles Dickens(Her voice) suddenly disappeared, like a coin in a magic trick &Scott SpencerVanish & as easily as an eel into sand &Arthur Conan DoyleVanish as raindrops which fall in the sea &Susan CoolidgeVanish away like the ghost of breath &George GarrettVanished, ghost-like, into air &Henry Wadsworth LongfellowVanished like a puff of steam &H. G. Wells
A frequently used alternative is to vanish or leave &Like a puff of wind.&(The stray cat) vanished like a swift, invisible shadow &D. H. Lawrence[Food being served, dessert] vanished like a vision &Charlotte Bront&Vanished like a wisp of vapor &Edith Wharton(He had simply) vanished, like Gaugin &Lynne Sharon SchwartzVanished like midnight ghosts &Charles Lindbergh
Lindbergh used the simile in 1927 to describe the flight of a French plane, L&Oiseau Blanc.Vanished like some little bird that has been flushed out of the shrubbery &Mikhail LermontovVanished like the last of the buffalo hunters &George GarrettVanished [out of his mind] like the mist before the rising sun &H. G. Wells[The impression made upon people by a tragedy] vanishes as quickly as a delicious fruit melts in the mouth &Honor& de BalzacVanishes as rapidly as a road runner in a cartoon &New Yorker, August 26, 1985
In the &Talk of The Town& column, this referred to the speed with which a book, once finished, disappears from a writer&s mental picture.(Beauty) vanishing like a long sigh &George GarrettVanish like a changing mood &John Hall WheelockVanish like a cocktail before dinner &AnonVanish like a dew-drop in a rose &Gerald MasseyVanish like a ghost before the sun &P. J. BaileyVanish like an echo &Johann Wolfgang von GoetheVanish like birds in winter &George GarrettVanish like lightning &Henry TaylorVanish like plunging stars &Don MarquisVanish like raindrops which fall in the sea &AnonVanish like smoke &Percy Bysshe ShelleyVanish like the Witch of the North &George GarrettVanish like white soft crowns of dandelions in the wind &George GarrettVanish like writing in the sand &Anon(My awe of Cruikback) went away like a mist in a high wind &Gerald KershWent away like a summer fly &W. B. YeatsWent gloriously away, like lightning from the sky &Edgar Allen Poe[Sense of peace] went out like a shooting star &Edna O&Brien
Noun1.disappearance - the act of leaving secretly or without explanation, , ,
- the act of departing - a sudden disappearance from sight - the act of appe "the rookie made a brief appearance in the first period"; "it was Bernhardt's last appearance in America"2.disappearance - the event of passing out of sight, , ,
- an event that happens,
- (astronomy) the disappearance of a celestial body prior to an eclipse - the event of fading and gradually
"the evanescence of the morning mist" - a sudden or mysterious disappearance,
- a slow or gradual disappearance - the event of coming into sight3.disappearance - gradually ceasing to be visible, ,
- the act "the termination of the agreement"4.disappearance - "he regretted the disappearance of Greek from school curricula"; "what was responsible for the disappearance of the rainforest?"; "the disappearance of resistance at very low temperatures", , ,
- an event that happensdisappearancenoun1. , , , , , , , ,
the gradual disappearance of the pain2. , , , disappearing trick his disappearance while out on bail3. , , ,
Police are investigating the disappearance of confidential files.4. , , , petering out the disappearance of dolphins in recent yearsdisappearancenounThe act or an example of passing out of sight:, , , .
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Just as, to the bourgeois, the disappearance of class property is the disappearance of production itself, so the disappearance of class culture is to him identical with the disappearance of all culture. by
Palmer's disappearance was as complete as that of "old man Eckert" himself--whom, indeed, the editor of the local paper somewhat graphically accused of having "reached out and pulled him in. by
As was true of the general public, his chief interest in the matter centered about the mysterious disappearance of the slayer. by
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