dawn on

英 [dɔːn ɒn]

美 [dɔːn ɑːn]

被领悟; 被理解; 被想到

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 被领悟;被理解;被想到
  If a fact or ideadawns onyou, you realize it.
  1. It gradually dawned upon me that I still had talent and ought to run again...
     我渐渐明白了自己还有才能，应该再次参加竞选。
  2. Then the chilling truth dawned on Captain Gary Snavely.
     接着加里·斯内夫利船长意识到了这个令人不寒而栗的事实。

双语例句

• Shortly before dawn on Sunday, Georgia's Interior Ministry said that Russian bombers had begun striking military facilities adjacent to the civilian airport at Tbilisi.
  不久，破晓前，对周日，格鲁吉亚的内政部说，俄罗斯轰炸机已开始引人注目的军事设施附近的民用机场在第比利斯。
• Yes, for some couch potatoes, the reality and fears may dawn on them gradually.
  的确，对于一些电视迷来说，将会渐渐理解现实的残酷。
• Only gradually did it dawn on his parents that he hadn't been attending any lectures.
  但是他的父母到很晚才渐渐发现他没有去上半堂课。
• At dawn on the wedding day, the bride puts on new dothes, wears a pair of red shoes and waits for the so called good luck woman to dress her hair in the style of a married woman.
  在婚礼当天的清晨，新娘会穿上新妆，头戴凤冠，脚穿红婚鞋，等待喜婆为她盘头。
• 108. At the dawn on the lawn the yawning drowned man began to frown.
  108.拂晓时在草坪上，打呵欠的溺水者开始皱眉头。
• The interior meaning of the poem finally dawn on him.
  他最终领悟了诗中隐含的深意。
• Only gradually did it dawn on us that no supplies ever came down the road.
  后来我们才恍然大悟，原来从来没有补给物资顺这条路运送下来过。
• The remains of beauty were dying away in that face of sixteen, like the pale sunlight which is extinguished under hideous clouds at dawn on a winter's day.
  美的余韵在这张十六岁的脸上尚存有奄奄一息，正如隆冬拂晓消失在丑恶乌云后面的惨淡朝辉。
• Slowly, it begins to dawn on me: I have been having a nightmare.
  渐渐地，我明白了：我一直在做噩梦。
• Then Saigon's method of doing battle began to dawn on us.
  不久，西贡的作战手法渐渐显露出来。