pair的第三人称单数

1. 一对，一双，一副
2. 一把（如剪刀），一条（如裤子）
3. （动物）偶，交配的一对
4. 夫妇，配偶；一对情侣
5. 俩，对
6. 【机】对偶
7. 另一方
8. 分两个相连接部份的物体
9. 两个共事的人
10. 系在一起的两匹马
11. 两个同类的鸟

1. 结婚，成夫妇，使成配偶（后接with）
2. （把…）组成一对一对，（为…）配对，（使）成对，成双
3. （使）交配
4. 配合
5. 相约弃权
6. 相适应
7. 结对，结组工作
8. 交尾
9. 使（对立政党议员）成为同意对某议案不投票的一对

1. 偶数的

1. [C]一副,一条,一把; 一双,一对 sth made up of two parts that are alike and are joined and used together; two things that are alike or of same kind and used together
2. [C]一对人,一对夫妇 two people closely connected
3. [C]雌雄成对的动物 two animals, male and female, that stay together for a long time
4. [C]双套马 two horses that pull a cart, etc.

1. vt. 使…成对,使…成双 cause sb/sth to form a pair or pairs
2. vi. 交配,交尾 mate

1.双；对；副
Apair of things are two things of the same size and shape that are used together or are both part of something, for example shoes, earrings, or parts of the body.

e.g. ...apair of socks.
一双袜子
e.g. ...trainers that cost up to 90 pounds apair...
售价高达90英镑一双的运动鞋

2.套，条，把，副（由两个尺寸和形状相同的部分组成的物品，如裤子、剪刀）
Some objects that have two main parts of the same size and shape are referred to as apair, for examplea pair of trousers ora pair of scissors .

e.g. ...apair of faded jeans.
一条褪色的牛仔裤
e.g. ...apair of binoculars.
一副双筒望远镜

3.一对伴儿；一对夫妻；一对情侣
You can refer to two people as apair when they are standing or walking together or when they have some kind of relationship with each other.

e.g. Apair of teenage boys were smoking cigarettes...
两个十来岁的男孩正在吸烟。
e.g. Thepair admitted that their three-year-old marriage was going through 'a difficult time'...
那对夫妻承认他们3年的婚姻正在经历一个“困难期”。

4.使配对；使配成搭档
If one thingis paired with another, it is put with it or considered with it.

e.g. The trainees will then be paired with experienced managers.
实习生随后将会与经验丰富的经理结成对子。

5. see also: au pair

6.可靠的好帮手；可以委托的人
If you say that someone is or hasa safe pair of hands, you mean that they are reliable and will not make any serious mistakes.

pair的意思

e.g. He has now held five cabinet posts and remains a safepair of hands.
他现在担任5个内阁职位，仍是一个靠得住的人。

相关词组：pair offpair up

• form a pair组成一对(夫妻)
• include a pair of包括一双…
• make a pair配成一对(夫妻),(鞋等)成对
• separate a pair把一对拆开

• another pair另外一对
• bridal pair新婚夫妇
• fine pair美好的夫妇
• fortunate pair幸运的夫妇
• happy pair幸福的一对
• ill-assorted pair不幸结合的夫妇
• ill-matched pair不相配的夫妇
• lovely pair可爱的一对
• loving pair相亲相爱的夫妇
• many pairs许多双,许多对夫妇
• new pair新婚夫妇
• newly-marriedpair新婚夫妇
• well-matched pair很匹配的夫妇

• in pairs成双成对(地)
• per pair每对

• a pair of bracelets一副手镯
• a pair of eyes一双眼睛
• a pair of glasses一副眼镜
• a pair of gloves一双手套
• a pair of handcuffs一副手铐
• a pair of headphones一副耳机
• a pair of overalls一条工装裤
• a pair of scissors一把剪子
• a pair of shoe-laces一副鞋带
• a pair of trousers一条裤子

• pair chopsticks把筷子配成双
• pair gloves把手套配成副
• pair socks把袜子配成双
• pair the pupils把学生组成一对

• pair neatly一副副整齐存放
• pair well很相配
• pair off把…分成一对
• pair up把…配成一对

• pair for life结成终身伴侣
• pair with与…配对

• It had four pairs of buttons down the double-breast.

  出自：T. Callender

• Jones had to face the formidable pair in person.

  出自：V. Brome

• The..stag is paired with the doe.

  出自：Sir W. Scott

• The French ambassador and the French general were well paired.

  出自：Ld Macaulay

• The great characters of fiction are often paired: Quixote and Sancho,..Pickwick and Weller.

  出自：G. Greene

• All who are not paired..troop off into the division lobby.

  出自：H. Wilson

• ☆ 13世纪中期进入英语，直接源自古法语的paire，意为一对；最初源自中世纪拉丁语的paria，意为相等的。