oft

• adv. 常常；再三

來自often的古英語。

oft (adv.)

Old English oft "often, frequently," from Proto-Germanic *ufta- "frequently" (cognates: Old Frisian ofta, Danish ofte, Old High German ofto, German oft, Old Norse opt, Gothic ufta "often"), of unknown origin. Archaic except in compounds (such as oft-told), and replaced by its derivative often.

1. The Foreign Secretary's views on the treaty are well-documented and oft-repeated.

外交大臣就該條約發表的觀點有大量記述並被屢屢提及。

來自柯林斯例句

2. Morrisons was trying to delay the OFT investigation.

莫裏森斯竭力推遲OFT的調查.

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3. It turns out to be a far more irritating poem than its oft-quoted lines suggest.

結果發現這首詩比起它常被引用的那幾句來更加惱人。

來自柯林斯例句

4. The oft - drawn contrast extroversion and introversion is entirely superficial.

在外向和內向之間通常所作的對比完全是表麵的.

來自辭典例句

5. Wir sassen auch oft und sprachen, vernuenftig wie alte Leut.

“從此我們就是一家人了”有些老貓會說.

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