Main Meaning in English
word
/ˈmeɪn/
mayn
/mˈeɪn/
mayn
释义
The most important, largest, or central person, thing, or part in a group or situation. It is often used to describe what matters most or what comes first.
用法与细微差别
Very common in everyday and formal English. Often appears before a noun: 'main reason', 'main road', 'main character'. Do not confuse it with 'primary', which is often more formal, or 'major', which can mean important but not necessarily the most important.
Spanish: principalPortuguese (BR): principalPortuguese (PT): principalChinese (Simplified): 主要的 - 主Chinese (Traditional): 主要的 - 主Hindi: मुख्य - प्रधानArabic: رئيسي - أساسيBengali: প্রধানRussian: главныйJapanese: 主な - メインVietnamese: chínhKorean: 주요한 - 주된Turkish: ana - başlıcaUrdu: مرکزی - اہمIndonesian: utama
例句
This is the main door of the building.
basic
Her main job is teaching math.
basic
The main reason I came was to help you.
basic
Let's focus on the main problem first and deal with the rest later.
natural
The main thing is that everyone got home safely.
natural
She's not the main character, but she steals every scene she's in.
natural