acquire 音标拼音: [əkw'ɑɪɚ]
vt . 获得,取得;学到
获得,取得;学到
acquire 获取
acquire 获取
acquire v 1 :
come into the possession of something concrete or abstract ;
"
She got a lot of paintings from her uncle "; "
They acquired a new pet "; "
Get your results the next day "; "
Get permission to take a few days off from work " [
synonym : {
get },
{
acquire }]
2 :
take on a certain form ,
attribute ,
or aspect ; "
His voice took on a sad tone "; "
The story took a new turn "; "
he adopted an air of superiority "; "
She assumed strange manners "; "
The gods assume human or animal form in these fables " [
synonym : {
assume },
{
acquire }, {
adopt }, {
take on }, {
take }]
3 :
come to have or undergo a change of (
physical features and attributes ); "
He grew a beard "; "
The patient developed abdominal pains "; "
I got funny spots all over my body ";
"
Well -
developed breasts " [
synonym : {
grow }, {
develop }, {
produce },
{
get }, {
acquire }]
4 :
locate (
a moving entity )
by means of a tracking system such as radar 5 :
win something through one '
s efforts ; "
I acquired a passing knowledge of Chinese "; "
Gain an understanding of international finance " [
synonym : {
acquire }, {
win }, {
gain }] [
ant :
{
lose }]
6 :
gain knowledge or skills ; "
She learned dancing from her sister "; "
I learned Sanskrit "; "
Children acquire language at an amazing rate " [
synonym : {
learn }, {
larn }, {
acquire }]
7 :
gain through experience ; "
I acquired a strong aversion to television "; "
Children must develop a sense of right and wrong "; "
Dave developed leadership qualities in his new position "; "
develop a passion for painting " [
synonym : {
develop },
{
acquire }, {
evolve }]
Acquire \
Ac *
quire "\,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Acquired };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Acquiring }.] [
L .
acquirere ,
acquisitum ;
ad quarere to seek for .
In OE .
was a verb aqueren ,
fr .
the same ,
through OF .
aquerre .
See {
Quest }..]
To gain ,
usually by one '
s own exertions ;
to get as one '
s own ;
as ,
to acquire a title ,
riches ,
knowledge ,
skill ,
good or bad habits .
[
1913 Webster ]
No virtue is acquired in an instant ,
but step by step .
--
Barrow .
[
1913 Webster ]
Descent is the title whereby a man ,
on the death of his ancestor ,
acquires his estate ,
by right of representation ,
as his heir at law . --
Blackstone .
[
1913 Webster ]
Syn :
To obtain ;
gain ;
attain ;
procure ;
win ;
earn ;
secure .
See {
Obtain }.
[
1913 Webster ]
105 Moby Thesaurus words for "
acquire ":
accept ,
accumulate ,
achieve ,
add ,
admit ,
amass ,
annex ,
assume ,
bag ,
be responsible for ,
be seized of ,
bring down ,
bring in ,
bring on ,
bring upon ,
buy ,
capture ,
catch ,
catch up ,
claim ,
clap hands on ,
clasp ,
claw ,
clench ,
clinch ,
clutch ,
collect ,
come by ,
come in for ,
come into ,
contract ,
corral ,
cumulate ,
derive ,
derive from ,
drag down ,
drain off ,
draw ,
draw down ,
draw from ,
draw off ,
earn ,
embrace ,
enter into possession ,
fall in with ,
fall into ,
gain ,
garner ,
get ,
get hold of ,
glom on to ,
grab ,
grab hold of ,
grapple ,
grasp ,
grip ,
gripe ,
harvest ,
have ,
have coming in ,
hug ,
incur ,
invite ,
knock down ,
land ,
lay hands on ,
lay hold of ,
loot ,
make ,
nail ,
net ,
nip ,
nip up ,
obtain ,
palm ,
partake ,
pick up ,
pillage ,
pocket ,
possess ,
procure ,
pull down ,
purchase ,
reach ,
reap ,
receive ,
run ,
sack ,
score ,
secure ,
seize ,
snap up ,
snatch ,
steal ,
take ,
take by assault ,
take by storm ,
take hold of ,
take in ,
take on ,
take over ,
take possession ,
welcome ,
whip up ,
win
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