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cherish a hope

/ˈtʃɛrɪʃ ə hoʊp/
phrase★中级💡 怀有希望
正式

怀有某种希望或愿望,通常带有强烈的情感色彩

Despite the challenges, he still cherishes a hope of reuniting with his family.

尽管面临重重困难,他仍然怀有与家人团聚的希望。

They cherish a hope that their efforts will lead to a better future.

他们怀有希望,相信努力会带来更美好的未来。

💡

常用于表达对未来某种美好愿景的执着追求或深切期待,强调主观情感而非客观可能性。

搭配

cherish a faint hope怀着一线希望cherish a secret hope暗自怀有希望cherish a shared hope共同怀有希望

同义词

harbor a hopeentertain a hopenourish a hope

反义词

abandon hopegive up hopelose hope

相关短语

cherish a dream短语
怀有梦想
pin one's hopes on短语
寄希望于
keep hope alive短语
保持希望

💡专业提示

避免直译误区

注意'cherish a hope'并非简单的'珍惜一个希望',而是强调对希望的深切期待与情感投入。中文通常译为'怀有希望'或'抱有希望',更符合中文表达习惯。

⚡黄金法则

主谓一致与时态

该短语作主语时,动词通常与主语保持一致(如'She cherishes...')。时态上常用一般现在时或现在进行时,强调持续的状态。

📖词源

组合词,由动词'cherish'(珍惜、怀有)和名词'hope'(希望)构成。'cherish'源自古法语'cherir'(珍爱),最终追溯至拉丁语'carus'(亲爱的);'hope'源自古英语'hopa'(希望),与德语'Hoffnung'同源。该短语在19世纪初开始广泛使用,强调对希望的珍视与执着。

📝用法说明

1. 多用于书面语或正式场合,口语中较少使用;2. 强调主观情感而非客观事实,常与'that'从句连用;3. 可与形容词(如'faint'、'secret')搭配,增强语义表达。

单词拆解

cherish
珍惜、怀有(强烈情感)
verb
+
a hope
一个希望
noun phrase
英汉词典

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