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）

To read one of his books is like taking the top off his head with a tin opener, then peering in horror at the nest of writhing snakes inside.

www.dailymail.co.uk

If your cylinder is strong (such as a tin can) you might consider cutting off the closed end using a tin opener, and using the next scenario.

blogs.abc.net.au

So get busy with the tin opener.

www.dailymail.co.uk

A washing line and pegs, a tin opener and a couple of books for each of us.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Use a tin opener to open tough plastic packaging to save on cut fingers and frazzled nerves.

www.mirror.co.uk