| 词组 | problem |
| 释义 | problem The noun problem has two common meanings. ◊ an unsatisfactory situation A problem is an unsatisfactory situation that needs to be dealt with. ...the problem of refugees. You can say that someone has a problem or has problems. I think we may have a problem here. They have financial problems. You can also say that someone has problems doing something. They have such problems paying back debts that private credit is drying up. Already Third World countries have desperate problems feeding, educating, and clothing their people. You do not say that someone 'has problems to do' something. ◊ 'reason' You do not use problem with 'why' when you are explaining why a situation has occurred. You do not say, for example, 'The problem why he couldn't come is that he is ill'. You say 'The reason why he couldn't come is that he is ill'. The reason why tents were useless was that the build-up of snow simply crushed them. For more information, see entry at ↑ ◊ a puzzle A problem is also a puzzle that requires logical thought or mathematics to solve it. The next problem is purely algebraic. What is the quickest way of doing this problem? |
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