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  1. Oxford Dictionary

    what

    • IPA[wɒt]

    英式

    • pron.
      asking for information specifying something；asking for repetition of something not heard or confirmation of something not understood
    • dete
      asking for information specifying something；(referring to the whole of an amount) whatever
    • inte
      to what extent?；used to indicate an estimate or approximation
    • 釋義
    • 片語

    代名詞

    • 1. asking for information specifying something what is your name? I'm not sure what you mean
    • ▪ asking for repetition of something not heard or confirmation of something not understood what? I can't hear you you did what?
    • 2. the thing or things that (used in specifying something) what we need is a commitment
    • ▪ (referring to the whole of an amount) whatever I want to do what I can to make a difference
    • 3. (in exclamations) emphasizing something surprising or remarkable what some people do for a crust!

    dete

    • 1. asking for information specifying something what time is it? do you know what excuse he gave?
    • 2. (referring to the whole of an amount) whatever he had been robbed of what little money he had
    • 3. (in exclamations) how great or remarkable what luck! what a fool she was

    inte

    • 1. to what extent? what does it matter?
    • 2. used to indicate an estimate or approximation see you, what, about four?
    • 3. informal, dated used for emphasis or to invite agreement pretty poor show, what?

    片語