| 词组 | muse |
| 释义 | muse Muse is used about equally with on, upon, or over: • ... he took a moment or two to muse on it —Gertrude Samuels, N.Y. Times, 3 Oct. 1954 • ... her silent mother mused on other things than topography —Thomas Hardy, The Mayor of Caster-bridge, 1886 • They settled back into reposeful attitudes with airs of having accepted the matter. And they mused upon it —Stephen Crane, The Red Badge of Courage, 1895 • ... muse upon the continuity and the tragic finality of life —Irving Howe, New Republic, 28 Mar. 1955 • ... muse with kindly condescension over this token of bygone fashion —Virginia Woolf, The Second Common Reader, 1932 • ... Cabot mused over the fact that the old bastard considered himself... one of the eminences of the great metropolis —James Purdy, Cabot Wright Begins, 1964 Muse also occurs, much less frequently, with about: • Ever since man first mused about his own nature — Eric H. Lenneberg, Biological Foundations of Language, 1967 |
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