guessed

简明释义

英[ɡest]美[ɡest]

猜想

英英释义

单词用法

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例句

1.From the school name marked on the package, we guessed that it might belong to a student of our school.

从包装上标明的学校名称看，我们猜它可能是我们学校的一个学生的。

2.The "Black" group, on the other hand, put his salary at about $29,000, and guessed that he had only "some" college experience.

另一方面，“黑人”群体认为他的薪水大约是29000美元，并且猜测他只有“少许”大学经历。

3.He should have guessed what would happen.

他本应该猜出将会发生什么的。

4.Brigida had seen Deta walking up the footpath a short while ago and soon they guessed what had happened.

布丽吉特刚才看见迪蒂走在小路上，没多久他们就猜到发生了什么事。

5.You guessed right.

你猜着了。

6.I had guessed of course.

当然我也曾猜想过。

7.I guessed the answer to the math problem.

我猜测了这个数学题的答案。

8.She guessed his age to be around thirty.

她猜测他的年龄大约在三十岁左右。

9.He guessed that it would rain today based on the dark clouds.

他猜测今天会下雨，因为乌云密布。

10.They guessed the password but got it wrong.

他们猜测了密码，但猜错了。

11.I guessed where she was going by her shoes.

我根据她的鞋子猜测她要去哪里。

作文

In life, we often find ourselves in situations where we have to make decisions based on limited information. This is where the concept of 'guessing' comes into play. When I think about the times I have had to make a choice without all the facts, I remember a particular instance from my childhood. One summer, my friends and I decided to go on a treasure hunt in the woods behind our neighborhood. We had heard rumors that there was a hidden stash of old coins buried somewhere, and we were eager to find them. Armed with nothing but a map we had drawn from vague descriptions given by older kids, we set out on our adventure. As we walked deeper into the woods, we came across various landmarks that seemed to match our map. However, there were many points where we had to make assumptions about where to go next. At one such moment, I looked at the map and guessed (猜测) that the large oak tree nearby was the next landmark we should head towards. My friends agreed, and we followed my lead. Unfortunately, after searching around the tree for quite some time, we found nothing. It was a classic case of a wrong turn based on a hasty guess (猜测). Despite the initial disappointment, this experience taught me an important lesson about decision-making. Sometimes, our instincts guide us, but they can also lead us astray if we don’t take the time to analyze the situation properly. After our failed attempt at finding the treasure, we sat down to discuss what went wrong. We realized that while it was fun to guess (猜测) and explore, we needed to be more strategic. We decided to return home and do some research on treasure hunting techniques. We learned about using compasses, understanding topography, and even how to read subtle clues from nature. Armed with this new knowledge, we planned our next outing more carefully. On our second attempt, we applied what we had learned. We still had to guess (猜测) at some points, but this time our guesses were informed by the research we had done. For example, when we reached a fork in the path, I remembered something I had read about how water flows can shape the land over time. I suggested we take the left path, thinking it might lead us closer to where the treasure could be buried. My friends were hesitant at first, but they trusted my reasoning. As it turned out, my guess (猜测) was correct, and we stumbled upon an old, rusted box half-buried in the ground. Inside, we found not coins, but old toys and trinkets that had been lost to time. While it wasn’t the treasure we had hoped for, it felt like a victory nonetheless. This adventure highlighted the balance between guessing (猜测) and informed decision-making. It showed me that while guessing (猜测) can sometimes lead to unexpected discoveries, having a foundation of knowledge can significantly improve our chances of success. Life is full of uncertainties, and we often have to make guesses (猜测) in various situations, whether it’s in academics, relationships, or career choices. What matters is how we approach these guesses (猜测). Are we relying solely on luck, or are we using our experiences and knowledge to guide us? In conclusion, the act of guessing (猜测) is an integral part of our lives, but it becomes much more powerful when combined with careful thought and preparation.

在生活中，我们常常发现自己处于必须根据有限信息做出决策的情况。这就是“猜测”概念发挥作用的地方。当我想到自己在没有所有事实的情况下必须做出选择的时刻时，我会记起我童年时的一次特别经历。一个夏天，我和我的朋友们决定在我们社区后面的树林里进行一次寻宝活动。我们听说有传言称某个地方埋藏着一批古老的硬币，我们渴望找到它们。我们只带着一张根据大孩子们模糊描述绘制的地图，开始了我们的冒险。当我们走进树林更深处时，我们遇到了各种似乎与我们的地图相符的地标。然而，在许多时刻，我们不得不对接下来该去哪里做出假设。在一个这样的时刻，我看着地图，猜测（猜测）附近的大橡树是我们应该前往的下一个地标。我的朋友们同意了，于是我们跟随我的指引。不幸的是，在树周围搜索了很长时间后，我们什么也没找到。这是一个经典的错误转弯，基于一个匆忙的猜测（猜测）。 尽管最初感到失望，但这个经历让我学到了一个关于决策的重要教训。有时，我们的直觉指引我们，但如果我们不花时间仔细分析情况，它们也可能会误导我们。在我们未能找到宝藏之后，我们坐下来讨论了哪里出错了。我们意识到，虽然猜测和探索很有趣，但我们需要更具战略性。我们决定回家，研究一些寻宝技巧。我们学习了如何使用指南针、理解地形，甚至如何从自然界中读取微妙的线索。武装着这些新知识，我们更仔细地计划了下一次外出。 在第二次尝试中，我们应用了所学的知识。我们仍然不得不猜测（猜测）一些地方，但这次我们的猜测是基于我们所做的研究。例如，当我们到达小路的岔口时，我记得我曾读过关于水流如何塑造土地的知识。我建议我们走左边的小路，认为这可能会让我们更接近宝藏埋藏的地方。我的朋友们起初犹豫，但他们信任我的推理。结果，我的猜测（猜测）是正确的，我们偶然发现一个半埋在地里的旧锈箱。里面，我们找到了不是硬币而是被遗忘的旧玩具和小饰品。虽然这不是我们希望的宝藏，但这感觉像是一种胜利。 这个冒险突出了猜测（猜测）与知情决策之间的平衡。它让我明白，虽然猜测（猜测）有时会导致意想不到的发现，但拥有知识基础可以显著提高我们成功的机会。生活充满了不确定性，我们常常不得不在各种情况下做出猜测（猜测），无论是在学业、关系还是职业选择中。重要的是我们如何处理这些猜测（猜测）。我们是完全依赖运气，还是利用我们的经验和知识来指导我们？总之，猜测（猜测）的行为是我们生活中不可或缺的一部分，但当它与仔细的思考和准备结合时，它变得更加有力。