Ushered Meaning in English
word · lemma: usher
ˈəʃɝd
USH-erd
ˈʌʃəd
USH-uhd
释义
To lead or guide someone somewhere, especially in a polite or official way. It can also mean to mark the beginning of something new.
用法与细微差别
Formal or neutral register, often used in stories, history, or formal events. Common collocations: 'ushered in a new era', 'ushered guests', 'ushered into the room'. The literal meaning is about guiding, but the figurative sense (initiating change) is frequent in written English.
Spanish: condujo - acompañó (a alguien a un lugar)Portuguese (BR): conduziu - acompanhou (alguém a um lugar)Portuguese (PT): conduziu - acompanhou (alguém a um lugar)Chinese (Simplified): 引导 - 带领Chinese (Traditional): 引導 - 帶領Hindi: पहुँचाया - अंदर लाया (किसी स्थान की ओर)Arabic: أرشد - قاد (إلى مكان)Bengali: নেতৃত্ব দেওয়া - পথ প্রদর্শন - সূচনা করাRussian: провести - сопровождать - ознаменовать (начало)Japanese: 案内する - 導く - 始める（比喩的）Vietnamese: dẫn dắt - đưa - mở ra (nghĩa bóng)Korean: 안내하다 - 이끌다 - 시작하다(은유적)Turkish: rehberlik etmek - eşlik etmek - başlatmak (mecazi)Urdu: رہنمائی کرنا - آغاز کرناIndonesian: mengantarkan - memandu - menandai awal
例句
The teacher ushered the students into the classroom.
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He ushered his friend to the front row.
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The hostess ushered us to our table.
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Her speech ushered in a new era for the company.
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We were politely ushered out of the building after the concert.
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The waiter ushered us in with a big smile.
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