apropos

英[ˌæprəˈpəʊ]美[ˌæprəˈpoʊ]

prep.关于；至于；

例句

Shipwrecks are apropos of nothing.船只失事总是来得出人意料.

Apropos Dudley Moore living in California he said, "He loves the space, Californians have a lot of space."提到住在加利福尼亚的达德利·穆尔，他说：“他喜欢开阔，加利福尼亚人的生活空间非常开阔。”

George Orwell once asked, apropos of publishers, 'Why don't they just say, “We don't want your poems”?'乔治·奥威尔一次提及出版商时曾问道：“为什么他们不干脆说，‘我们不想要你的诗作’？”

Apropos, I have something to tell you.顺便, 我有点事跟你说.

He arrived very apropos.他来得很及时.

I thought he spoke very apropos.我认为他说得很中肯.

It was a verse from the book of Job. It was so apropos.这是摘自乔布书中的一句诗，用得非常恰当。

Apropos Dudley Moore living in California he said, 'He loves the space, Californians have a lot of space.'提到住在加利福尼亚的达德利·穆尔，他说：“他喜欢开阔，加利福尼亚人的生活空间非常开阔。”

George Orwell once asked, apropos of publishers, 'Why don't they just say, “We don't want your poems”?'乔治·奥威尔一次提及出版商时曾问道：“为什么他们不干脆说，‘我们不想要你的诗作’？”

All my suggestions apropos the script were accepted...我所有有关该剧本的建议均被采纳了。

同义词

apropos的同义词之：

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PREP

关于；至于

Something which is apropos, or apropos of, a subject or event, is connected with it or relevant to it.

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PREP

说到;提到

Apropos or apropos of is used to introduce something that you are going to say which is related to the subject you have just been talking about.

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ADJ-GRADED

恰当的;合适的

Something that is apropos is very suitable in a particular situation.

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英英词典释义

Adjective

1. of an appropriate or pertinent nature

Adverb

1. by the way;

2. at an opportune time;