I. unfold [ˌʌnˈfəʊld] 动词 trans
1. unfold:
- unfold
- 打开
- unfold
- 展开
- unfold a map
- 展开地图
2. unfold:
- unfold
- 表露
- unfold
- 展现
- unfold a plan
- 披露一项计划
II. unfold [ˌʌnˈfəʊld] 动词 不及物动词
- unfold
- 呈现
- unfold
- 显露
- as the story unfolds
- 随着故事的展开
| I | unfold |
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| you | unfold |
| he/she/it | unfolds |
| we | unfold |
| you | unfold |
| they | unfold |
| I | unfolded |
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| you | unfolded |
| he/she/it | unfolded |
| we | unfolded |
| you | unfolded |
| they | unfolded |
| I | have | unfolded |
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| you | have | unfolded |
| he/she/it | has | unfolded |
| we | have | unfolded |
| you | have | unfolded |
| they | have | unfolded |
| I | had | unfolded |
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| you | had | unfolded |
| he/she/it | had | unfolded |
| we | had | unfolded |
| you | had | unfolded |
| they | had | unfolded |
单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
The book has also been called a study of fear because fear is the climate in which it unfolds.
en.wikipedia.org If telomeres become too short, they have the potential to unfold from their presumed closed structure.
en.wikipedia.org His subjects changed their view of him when events began to unfold.
en.wikipedia.org The species is distinctive in having two large startling violet-brown eyespots on its hind wings which are revealed when its wings are unfolded.
en.wikipedia.org The music slowly unfolds, yielding an eerie mix of major and minor keys.
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