adopt
                    
      英 [əˈdɒpt]                            
                        美 [əˈdɑːpt]                    
                    
                        
- vt. 采取;接受;收养;正式通过
- vi. 采取;过继
 
                    
                    
                 
                
             
                        
            
                将“adopt”与“ad”联想到广告(advertisement),因为“ad”在广告领域中的使用让人想到采纳(adopt)某种理念或方法,形成了一种视觉到动作的记忆联系。 
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                adopt 采纳前缀ad-, 去,往。词根opt, 选择,见option.
             
                        
            
                
- adopt
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adopt: see opinion
 
- adopt (v.)
- c. 1500, a back-formation from adoption or else from Middle French adopter or directly from Latin adoptare "take by choice, choose for oneself, select, choose" (especially a child). Originally in English also of friends, fathers, citizens, etc. Sense of "to legally take as one's own child" and that of "to embrace, espouse" a practice, method, etc. are from c. 1600. Related: Adopted; adopting.
 
                
- 1. Britain is free to adopt policies to bolster its economy. 
- 英国可以自由制定政策以振兴经济。
- 2. Britain is to adopt a more re-strictive policy on arms sales. 
- 英国将对武器出售采取更具限制性的政策。
- 3. This is not meant to delimit what approaches social researchers can adopt. 
- 这并不是为了限制社会研究人员所能采用的方法。
- 4. I tried to adopt a curled-up position to avoid damaging my limbs. 
- 我努力保持蜷曲的姿势以免四肢受伤。
- 5. He was, to adopt an Americanism, "an empty suit". 
- 他,套用一句美国人的说法,就是“徒有其表”。