beckoned

英 [ˈbekənd]

美 [ˈbekənd]

v.  招手示意; 举手召唤; 吸引; 诱惑; 很可能发生(或出现)
beckon的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：beckoned　

柯林斯词典

• VERB （招手）示意，召唤
  If youbeckon tosomeone, you signal to them to come to you.
  1. He beckoned to the waiter...
     他招呼服务员过来。
  2. I beckoned her over...
     我示意她过来。
  3. Hughes beckoned him to sit down on a sofa.
     休斯示意他坐在沙发上。
• VERB 吸引；引诱；诱惑
  If somethingbeckons, it is so attractive to someone that they feel they must become involved in it.
  1. All the attractions of the peninsula beckon...
     半岛上的各处景点无不令人心驰神往。
  2. The bright lights of Hollywood beckon many.
     好莱坞的霓虹灯吸引着很多人。
• VERB 很可能发生在…身上
  If somethingbeckons forsomeone, it is very likely to happen to them.
  1. The big time beckons for him...
     辉煌时刻在向他召唤。
  2. Old age beckons.
     岁月催人老。

双语例句

• A car appeared as if from nowhere and the driver beckoned him to get in.
  一辆小汽车不知道从哪儿冒了出来，司机示意要他上车。
• One day, down at the Benson Library, a book beckoned from the shelves.
  一天，在本森图书馆（BensonLibrary），架上的一本书向他发出了召唤。
• It was the end of term and summer holidays beckoned.
  学期结束了，暑假来临了。
• The man thought about it for a moment, and then he beckoned to his family.
  男人想了一下然后示意他家人过来。
• He beckoned the waiter for their bill.
  他招手要服务员拿账单给他。
• She beckoned with her finger and the child came running.
  她用手指示意，那孩子就跑过来了。
• He beckoned me to come nearer. Just say the word, and I'll ask him to leave.
  他招手叫我走近些。只要你开口，我就叫他走。
• She beckoned to them, and then they recognized her, and told her how she had grieved them.
  这时她就向她们招手。她们认出了她；她们说她曾经多么叫她们难过。
• He beckoned and the girl came over.
  他招了招手，那女孩便走了过来。
• He beckoned her over, and showing her the books.
  他招手叫她过去并给她看一些书。