Guessed Meaning in English
word · lemma: guess
/ˈɡɛst/
gest
/ɡˈɛst/
gest
释义
Past tense of 'guess'. It means chose an answer or idea without being sure, or formed an opinion based on limited information.
用法与细微差别
'Guess' is common and neutral in everyday English. It can mean 'estimate' ('I guessed his age'), 'get right by chance' ('You guessed the answer'), or, informally, a weak opinion ('I guessed she was busy'). Don't confuse it with a careful calculation.
Spanish: adivinó - supusoPortuguese (BR): adivinhou - supôsPortuguese (PT): adivinhou - supôsChinese (Simplified): 猜到了 - 猜测了Chinese (Traditional): 猜到了 - 猜測了Hindi: अनुमान लगाया - अंदाज़ा लगायाArabic: خَمَّنَ - افترضBengali: অনুমান করেছিলাম - আন্দাজ করেছিলামRussian: угадал - предположилJapanese: 推測した - 当てたVietnamese: đoán - phỏng đoánKorean: 추측했다 - 맞췄다Turkish: tahmin ettiUrdu: اندازہ لگایاIndonesian: menebak
例句
I guessed the answer on the test.
basic
She guessed his age correctly.
basic
We guessed that it would rain.
basic
I guessed you were tired after that long trip.
natural
He guessed the password on his third try.
natural
Honestly, I just guessed and got lucky.
natural