vary 音标拼音: [v'ɛri]
vt . 改变,使多样化
vi . 变化,不同,违反
改变,使多样化变化,不同,违反
vary v 1 :
become different in some particular way ,
without permanently losing one '
s or its former characteristics or essence ; "
her mood changes in accordance with the weather ";
"
The supermarket '
s selection of vegetables varies according to the season " [
synonym : {
change }, {
alter }, {
vary }]
2 :
be at variance with ;
be out of line with [
synonym : {
deviate },
{
vary }, {
diverge }, {
depart }] [
ant : {
conform }]
3 :
be subject to change in accordance with a variable ; "
Prices vary "; "
His moods vary depending on the weather "
4 :
make something more diverse and varied ; "
Vary the menu " [
synonym :
{
vary }, {
variegate }, {
motley }]
Vary \
Va "
ry \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Varied };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n .
{
Varying }.] [
OE .
varien ,
F .
varier ,
L .
variare ,
fr .
varius various .
See {
Various },
and cf . {
Variate }.]
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1 .
To change the aspect of ;
to alter in form ,
appearance ,
substance ,
position ,
or the like ;
to make different by a partial change ;
to modify ;
as ,
to vary the properties ,
proportions ,
or nature of a thing ;
to vary a posture or an attitude ;
to vary one '
s dress or opinions .
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Shall we vary our device at will ,
Even as new occasion appears ? --
Spenser .
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2 .
To change to something else ;
to transmute ;
to exchange ;
to alternate .
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Gods ,
that never change their state ,
Vary oft their love and hate . --
Waller .
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We are to vary the customs according to the time and country where the scene of action lies . --
Dryden .
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3 .
To make of different kinds ;
to make different from one another ;
to diversify ;
to variegate .
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God hath varied their inclinations . --
Sir T .
Browne .
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God hath here Varied his bounty so with new delights . --
Milton .
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4 . (
Mus .)
To embellish ;
to change fancifully ;
to present under new aspects ,
as of form ,
key ,
measure ,
etc .
See {
Variation },
4 .
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Vary \
Va "
ry \,
n .
Alteration ;
change . [
Obs .] --
Shak .
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Vary \
Va "
ry \,
v .
i .
1 .
To alter ,
or be altered ,
in any manner ;
to suffer a partial change ;
to become different ;
to be modified ;
as ,
colors vary in different lights .
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That each from other differs ,
first confess ;
Next ,
that he varies from himself no less . --
Pope .
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2 .
To differ ,
or be different ;
to be unlike or diverse ;
as ,
the laws of France vary from those of England .
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3 .
To alter or change in succession ;
to alternate ;
as ,
one mathematical quantity varies inversely as another .
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While fear and anger ,
with alternate grace ,
Pant in her breast ,
and vary in her face . --
Addison .
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4 .
To deviate ;
to depart ;
to swerve ; --
followed by from ;
as ,
to vary from the law ,
or from reason . --
Locke .
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5 .
To disagree ;
to be at variance or in dissension ;
as ,
men vary in opinion .
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The rich jewel which we vary for . --
Webster (
1623 ).
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194 Moby Thesaurus words for "
vary ":
accommodate ,
adapt ,
adjust ,
agree to disagree ,
alter ,
alternate ,
ameliorate ,
analyze ,
anatomize ,
atomize ,
back and fill ,
be at cross -
purposes ,
be changed ,
be converted into ,
be distinct ,
be distinguished ,
be renewed ,
bear off ,
bend ,
better ,
bottom out ,
branch off ,
break ,
break off ,
break up ,
camouflage ,
change ,
change the bearing ,
checker ,
chop ,
chop and change ,
chop logic ,
clash ,
clash with ,
collide ,
come about ,
come around ,
come round ,
conflict ,
conflict with ,
contradict ,
contrast with ,
convert ,
counter ,
curve ,
deform ,
degenerate ,
denature ,
depart ,
depart from ,
desynonymize ,
deteriorate ,
detour ,
deviate ,
deviate from ,
differ ,
difference ,
differentiate ,
digress ,
disaccord ,
disaccord with ,
disagree ,
disagree with ,
discord ,
discriminate ,
disequalize ,
disguise ,
disjoin ,
dissent ,
dissimilate ,
distinguish ,
disunify ,
dither ,
divagate ,
divaricate ,
divaricate from ,
diverge ,
diverge from ,
diversify ,
divide ,
ebb and flow ,
equivocate ,
extend ,
fit ,
flop ,
flounder ,
fluctuate ,
go ,
go through phases ,
haul around ,
heel ,
improve ,
individualize ,
individuate ,
intermit ,
jangle ,
jar ,
jar with ,
jibe ,
jostle ,
lack regularity ,
make a distinction ,
mark ,
mark off ,
mark out ,
meliorate ,
mismatch ,
mismate ,
mitigate ,
modify ,
modulate ,
mutate ,
negate ,
not accord with ,
not square with ,
object ,
oscillate ,
overthrow ,
part ,
particularize ,
pendulate ,
personalize ,
qualify ,
re -
create ,
realign ,
rebuild ,
reconstruct ,
redesign ,
refashion ,
refine a distinction ,
refit ,
reform ,
relieve ,
remake ,
remodel ,
renew ,
reorganize ,
reshape ,
restructure ,
revamp ,
revive ,
ring changes ,
ring the changes ,
run ,
seesaw ,
segregate ,
separate ,
set apart ,
set off ,
sever ,
severalize ,
sheer ,
shift ,
shift the scene ,
shilly -
shally ,
shuffle ,
shuffle the cards ,
specialize ,
split hairs ,
stagger ,
stand apart ,
stand over against ,
subvert ,
sway ,
swerve ,
swing ,
switch ,
tack ,
take a turn ,
teeter ,
teeter -
totter ,
tergiversate ,
totter ,
transform ,
trend ,
turn ,
turn aside ,
turn into ,
turn the corner ,
turn the scale ,
turn the tables ,
turn the tide ,
turn upside down ,
undergo a change ,
vacillate ,
variate ,
variegate ,
veer ,
warp ,
waver ,
wax and wane ,
wobble ,
work a change ,
worsen
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