dawn on

英 [dɔːn ɒn]

美 [dɔːn ɑːn]

被领悟; 被理解; 被想到

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 被领悟;被理解;被想到
  If a fact or ideadawns onyou, you realize it.
  1. It gradually dawned upon me that I still had talent and ought to run again...
     我渐渐明白了自己还有才能，应该再次参加竞选。
  2. Then the chilling truth dawned on Captain Gary Snavely.
     接着加里·斯内夫利船长意识到了这个令人不寒而栗的事实。

双语例句

• Only gradually did it dawn on his parents that he hadn't been attending any lectures.
  但是他的父母到很晚才渐渐发现他没有去上半堂课。
• Only by degrees did it dawn on him.
  他是慢慢才明白的。
• It might just also be beginning to dawn on both sides that they are arguing in the path of an avalanche.
  双方可能也开始明白眼下的形势：他们正在一条有雪崩危险的道路上争吵不休。
• Yes, for some couch potatoes, the reality and fears may dawn on them gradually.
  的确，对于一些电视迷来说，将会渐渐理解现实的残酷。
• The consequences of your actions will dawn on you sooner or later.
  你所作所为的后果迟早会显现出来的。
• I had to go dawn on the floor to play with the baby.
  和婴儿玩耍我只有趴在地上。
• The interior meaning of the poem finally dawn on him.
  他最终领悟了诗中隐含的深意。
• The truth began to dawn on him.
  他开始明白那个道理。
• He is back at his home at the North Pole before dawn on Christmas morning, tired but very happy after his very speedy sweep around the world.
  在圣诞节清晨破晓之前，他回到在北极的家里。
• We can now see the light of dawn on the horizon.
  人们看到了曙光。