opined

英 [əʊˈpaɪnd]

美 [oʊˈpaɪnd]

v.  表达，发表(意见)
opine的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 认为；发表意见
  Toopinemeans to express your opinion.
  1. 'She's probably had a row with her boyfriend,' Charles opined...
     “她大概跟男朋友吵架了，”查尔斯说道。
  2. He opined that the navy would have to start again from the beginning.
     他认为海军将不得不再度从零开始。

双语例句

• It is opined that nowadays prose should resume its "lyrical sentiment" and enhance its emotional content and qualitative connotation and that it is by so doing can the fresh aesthetic aspirations of the 21st-century prose be constructed.
  主张当今散文作品要恢复它的抒情感，并提高其情感的含量和质量内涵，只有这样，才会建构起21世纪散文的新的美学意蕴。
• So they grow up in an environment where you don't have the experience to meet with people of the opposite sex, Li opined.
  所以在他们成长的环境里没有和异性接触的经验。
• Done properly, he opined, spaceflight ought to be no more dangerous than mixing a milkshake.
  他认为，如果一切按照程序正常进展，空间飞行不会比调奶昔危险。
• Over the past year, most deans have opined on the need to change both the curriculum and the experience for MBA students, incorporating ethics, social responsibility and social enterprise in programmes, though hard evidence of these changes has often been difficult to find.
  过去一年里，大部分商学院院长均指出，商学院需要改变mba学生的课程与实践，将伦理、社会责任与社会企业纳入进来，但支撑这类改革的有力证据却常常很难找到。
• Some experts claimed the news was overblown that the new bug was no worse than many others even as other experts, meanwhile, opined that antibiotics could soon be obsolete altogether.
  一些专家称消息是夸大了-这是新的错误并没有比别人差-甚至其他专家，同时，认为抗生素可以很快完全过时。
• Col Gaddafi, by way of thanks, opined that Berlin ( rather than Paris) ought to have a permanent Security Council seat.
  卡扎菲则投桃报李地表示，德国比法国更应当获得安理会常任理事国席位。
• R. A. Daily ( 1971) opined that the reasonable accuracy of the information is a prerequisite for the relevance of the information.
  R.A.Daily（1971）认为预测信息具有相关性的前提是其具有合理的准确性。
• 'The man is a genius,'he opined.
  “这人是个天才，”他发表意见说。
• It is so easy to do this when the thing opined is in the line of what we desire.
  如果别人的见解正符合我们心中的愿望，这种情况是很容易发生的。
• "Hell is a city much like London," opined Percy Bysshe Shelley in 1819.
  1819年，波比雪莱认为“伦敦市更像一个地狱”。