doings

英 [ˈdu(ː)ɪŋz]

美 [ˈduɪŋz]

n.  (一段时期内的)活动

COCA.19249

柯林斯词典

• N-PLURAL (一段时期内的)活动
  Someone'sdoingsare their activities at a particular time.
  1. The film chronicles the everyday doings of a group of London schoolchildren.
     电影记载了一群伦敦小学生的日常活动。

英英释义

noun

• manner of acting or controlling yourself
  Synonym:behaviorbehaviourconduct

双语例句

• But if they had stood in my counsel, and had caused my people to hear my words, then they should have turned them from their evil way, and from the evil of their doings.
  他们若是站在我的会中，就必使我的百姓听我的话，又使他们回头离开恶道和他们所行的恶。
• First, societies are full of people who have assumed the right to comment on the doings of others.
  首先，社会上满是那些自认为有权对其他人的行为进行评论的人。
• He kept this impassioned doings a secret almost from himself.
  他把他这种感情热烈的行动保守得极秘密，几乎连对自己都不泄露。
• He recounted his seeings and doings.
  他详细叙述了他的所见所为。
• She would not look with indifference on the wrong doings of others.
  对别人的错误行为，她不能看着无动于衷。
• He heard of their doings occasionally, more often not.
  他有时也听到一些他们在干的事情，但大半听不到。
• The conductor was always on the watch for such doings.
  这个指挥总是提防这样的动作。
• Don't get involved in other people's private doings.
  最好的对策是不要介入他人的私人恩怨。
• The old man was forgiver of the young man's past wrong doings.
  老人宽恕了年轻人过去所干的坏事。
• Each day he could read in the evening papers of the doings within this walled city.
  每天他都能从晚报上看到这座禁城内的活动。