CAN - 从英语翻译成中文

can¹ <过去式 could; 否定式 can not or cannot or can't> [强 kæn; 弱 kən] 动词 助动词

1. can [表示能力]:

can

能 néng

can

会 huì

She can speak three languages.

她会说3种语言。

2. can [表示可能性]:

can

可能 kěnéng

can

会 huì

Can it be true?

这会是真的吗？

3. can:

can

被允许 bèi yǔnxǔ

can

可以 kěyǐ

You can go home now.

现在你可以回家了。

4. can [与感官动词连用，代替现在或过去时态]:

It was so dark that I could see (= I saw) nothing.

天太暗了，我什么都看不见。

短语，惯用语:

cannot but

不得不 bùdé bù

cannot but

不能不 bùnéng bù

I. can² [kæn] 名词 美

can → tin

II. can² [kæn] 动词 trans

can

把(食品)装罐 bǎ…zhuāng guàn

tin [tın] 名词

1. tin 化:

tin

锡 xī

2. tin [= Am can]:

tin

罐头 guàntou

can-do 形

can-do

敢作敢为的 gǎn zuò gǎn wéi de

can-doer 名词

can-doer

敢作敢为的人 gǎn zuò gǎn wéi de rén

can opener 名词 美

can opener → tin opener

tin opener, can opener 美 名词

tin opener

开罐器 kāiguànqì

tin opener, can opener 美 名词

tin opener

开罐器 kāiguànqì

trash can 名词

trash can

废物箱 fèiwùxiāng

watering can 名词

watering can

洒水壶 sǎshuǐhú

watering can

喷壶 pēnhú

all-you-can-eat restaurant 名词

all-you-can-eat restaurant

自助餐厅 zìzhù cāntīng

Present

I	can
you	can
he/she/it	can
we	can
you	can
they	can

Past

I	could
you	could
he/she/it	could
we	could
you	could
they	could

Present Perfect

I	have	been able to
you	have	been able to
he/she/it	has	been able to
we	have	been able to
you	have	been able to
they	have	been able to

Past Perfect

I	had	been able to
you	had	been able to
he/she/it	had	been able to
we	had	been able to
you	had	been able to
they	had	been able to

单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）

Include a flashlight, can opener and duct tape.

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If that's the case, they are given canned meat and a can opener, meals that are ready to eat, and protein bars.

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Fortunately, he finds a cupboard full of canned tuna and cat food, but discovers that he also needs a can opener.

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The progressive improvement in canning stimulated the 1855 invention of the can opener.

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Suggestions for items to include in the crypt included items varying from a pair of garters to a can opener to a dry martini complete with olive.

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