英[seɪk]美[seɪk]
记忆方法
采编自网络
“say客”→说客→做说客需要充足的理由。[仅供参考,如有错误请纠错]
noun(名词)
双解例句
noun(名词)
小知识
Sake means the purpose for doing something. You might run a fund-raising marathon for the sake of sick children.
Sake comes from the old English term for “affair,” or “cause of guilt.” We usually use sake to talk about the motivating cause of something we do. You might study hard for the sake of your grades. But then again, you might blow off your studies for the sake of having fun. Spelled the same way, but pronounced SAH-key, sake is also the name of a Japanese alcoholic drink made from fermented rice.
实用短语
常用短语
单词用法
重要短语
for the sake为了…;为了…的利益
for the sake of为了;为了…的利益
for god's sake看在上帝面上
for sake为了…的缘故
for the sake of为了;为了…的利益
for god's sake看在上帝面上
for sake为了…的缘故