bide

英 [baɪd]

美 [baɪd]

vi.  等待，停留; 居住
vt.  等待; 等待时机

现在分词：biding　过去式：bided　第三人称单数：bides　过去分词：bided　

BNC.19163 / COCA.18820

习惯用语

v.

bide your time
• 等待时机
  to wait for the right time to do sth

柯林斯词典

• PHRASE 等待时机；等待良机
  If youbideyourtime, you wait for a good opportunity before doing something.
  1. He was content to bide his time patiently, waiting for the opportunity to approach her.
     他乐于耐心等待接近她的良机。

英英释义

verb

• dwell
  1. You can stay with me while you are in town
  2. stay a bit longer--the day is still young
  Synonym:abidestay

双语例句

• Waters stink soon, if in one place they bide.
  要知道，不流动的水会很快发臭。
• Bide still until you feel better.
  安静一会儿直到你觉得好一些。
• Bide your time and he'll snuff it.
  忍耐一下，他会知趣的。
• So stay put and bide your time.
  所以，呆在原地，等待时机。
• The summer's gone, and all the flowers are dying Tis you, tis you must go and I must bide.
  夏天已经逝去，花儿开始枯萎你必须得离去，而我会一直等待。
• For now, bide your time and make sure your work is flawless.
  现在静静的守候同时确保你的工作完美无瑕。
• If we bide our time, I'm sure the reporters will call the politicians 'bluff.
  如果我们等待时机成熟，我确信记者就会揭穿那些政治家的谎言。
• All you need to do is bide your time until you find one that will work for you and your billfold.
  所有您需要做的是等待时机您的时间，直到找到一个适合你和你的皮夹。
• Bide here a bit, and the cart will soon come, no doubt,'said Mrs Durbeyfield.
  “在这儿等一会儿吧，马车很快就要来了，这是用不着怀疑的，”德北菲尔德太太说。
• They bide their time and know intuitively that it will not be long before they are called into action.
  他们在等待他们的时刻，直觉告诉他们在他们被呼叫进入行动前都不会再遥远。