intended

形容词预期的; 有意的

名词已订婚者

动词打算(intend的过去式和过去分词); 意指

1. 预期的：ethical 合乎道德的 | intended 预期的 | guideline 方针,指南

2. 计划中的预期的：intended 计划中的预期的 | intended 有意的 | intense flash 强闪光

1. 打算中的;预期的;预定的
    You use intended to describe the thing you are trying to achieve or person you are trying to affect.

    e.g. The intended target had been a military building...
           原定目标是一座军事大楼。
    e.g. Keith hoped the obvious sarcasm would have its intended effect...
           基思希望这一明显的讽刺能达到预期的效果。

1. intended

1. Some Chinese people even intended to act as an agent for the furniture company in China.

2. intended

2. The reporter who posted the story claimed it was based on inside information and actually was intended to bust the elopement myth.

3. He intended to resell six tablets to scalpers after buying them in retail stores.

4. The assessments by Petraeus and Crocker are intended to be considered equally.

5. intended

5. I had intended to go back home by car sharing, but eventually I gave up.

6. 911查询·英语单词

6. Members of Cook's family wondered if Isa Nichols was the intended target and that Cook was shot by mistake when she opened the door.

7. Police said he was an innocent bystander and was not the intended target.

8. intended的近义词

8. All their actions are intended to consolidate Japan's real control over the islands and reinforce the Japanese people's sense of sovereignty over China's Diaoyu Islands.

9. Russia and Poland have released an incomplete report may have been intended by both sides to show their determination to be candid and cooperative.

10. The laws were intended to strengthen the central government's macroeconomic control capacity by centralizing the management of local revenue and spending.

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