英语 - 匈牙利语

agent

gb/ˈeɪd͡ʒənt/ us/ˈeɪd͡ʒənt/
B1 英语
~ 1300
ügynök, képviselő, megbízott, kém, titkosügynök, szer, anyag, ágens, mozgatóerő, előidéző, tényező
名词 B1
1
用法模式:
[someone]'s agent
Her literary agent negotiated a better contract for her.
Az irodalmi ügynöke jobb szerződést alkudott ki neki.
The sports agent arranged several sponsorship deals for the player.
A sportügynök több szponzori megállapodást szerzett a játékosnak.
You should contact my real estate agent about viewing the house.
His travel agent booked the entire trip for him.
The actor met with his agent to discuss future roles.
学习者例句
My agent found me a new job.
Az ügynököm új állást talált nekem.
The agent helped me buy a house.
Az ingatlanügynök segített házat vennem.
She called her travel agent to change the flight.
His sports agent got him a big deal.
I met my agent at the office.
常见错误:
Learners sometimes confuse 'agent' with 'agency'. An 'agent' is a person; an 'agency' is a company or organization.
含义
Person representing another
搭配
travel agent |real estate agent |sports agent |literary agent |secret agent
近义词
representative (More general term for someone acting for others, not limited to professional roles.)
反义词
principal (The person who is represented by an agent.)
主题
business |law |entertainment
释义

A person who works for someone else to help them in business, law, or other areas.

A person who acts for or represents another person, especially in business, legal, or entertainment matters.

名词 B1
2
The undercover agent infiltrated the criminal gang.
A fedett ügynök beépült a bűnbandába.
A secret agent was sent abroad to gather intelligence.
Egy titkosügynököt külföldre küldtek, hogy hírszerzési információkat gyűjtsön.
The FBI agent questioned the suspect for hours.
They discovered he was actually a double agent working for both sides.
学习者例句
The secret agent wore dark glasses.
A titkosügynök sötét szemüveget viselt.
An FBI agent came to our school.
Egy FBI-ügynök jött az iskolánkba.
The undercover agent took many photos.
He was a double agent in the war.
含义
Person gathering secret information
搭配
undercover agent |secret agent |FBI agent |double agent
近义词
spy (Informal and common term for someone gathering secret information, often in fiction.)
反义词
civilian (An ordinary person not involved in espionage or law enforcement.)
主题
security |government |politics |law
释义

A person who works secretly to get information for a government or group.

A person employed to obtain secret information for a government, organization, or employer, often in espionage or law enforcement.

名词 B2 TECHNICAL
3
Bleach is a powerful cleaning agent.
A hipó erős tisztítószer.
The doctor injected a contrast agent before the scan.
Az orvos kontrasztanyagot fecskendezett be a vizsgálat előtt.
Enzymes act as natural agents in digestion.
This chemical is used as a thickening agent in sauces.
学习者例句
Soap is a cleaning agent.
A szappan tisztítószer.
Sugar can be a thickening agent in food.
A cukor sűrítőanyagként működhet az ételekben.
The medicine has an active agent that kills bacteria.
含义
Substance causing an effect
搭配
cleaning agent |bleaching agent |thickening agent |cooling agent
近义词
substance (General term; does not always imply causing change.)
反义词
inert material (A substance that does not cause any change or reaction.)
主题
science |medicine |health
释义

A substance that causes something to happen or change, often in science or medicine.

A substance that produces a particular effect, especially in chemical, medical, or biological processes.

名词 B2
4
Education can be an agent of social change.
Az oktatás a társadalmi változás egyik mozgatóereje lehet.
She saw herself as an agent of reform within the company.
Úgy tekintett magára, mint a vállalaton belüli reformok előmozdítójára.
Technology has been an important agent in shaping modern life.
学习者例句
Teachers can be agents of change.
A tanárok a változás mozgatói lehetnek.
Water is an agent in plant growth.
A víz fontos tényező a növények növekedésében.
He was an important agent in the project.
含义
Active cause of change or result
搭配
agent of change |free agent of history
近义词
catalyst (Often used metaphorically for someone who causes change quickly.)
反义词
bystander (A person who does not take action or influence events.)
主题
philosophy |general |core_vocabulary
释义

A person or thing that makes something happen or change.

Someone or something that actively causes an effect or brings about a result.

语法
词典原形
agent
IPA
GB/ˈeɪd͡ʒənt/
US/ˈeɪd͡ʒənt/
音节与重音
agent (1 个音节)
Stress on 1st syllable (agent)
词形变化
Noun
  • Base: agent
  • Plural: agents
词族
Forms
agents noun
Core family
agency noun B1
相关表达

double agent

1
/dˈʌbəl ˈeɪd͡ʒənt/
fixed phrase

Spy serving two sides simultaneously

A spy who works for two different groups at the same time and gives each group information about the other.

例句
  • They discovered he was actually a double agent feeding secrets to the enemy.
  • The novel tells the story of a double agent during the Cold War.

free agent

1
/fɹˈi ˈeɪd͡ʒənt/
fixed phrase

Independent person without obligations to others

Someone who is free to do what they want because they are not tied by rules, contracts, or commitments.

例句
  • After leaving the company, she felt like a free agent ready to start her own business.
  • He's a free agent in the sports market this season.

secret agent

1
/sˈikɹɪt ˈeɪd͡ʒənt/
fixed phrase

Spy working for government or group

A person who works secretly to get information for a government or group.

例句
  • In the movie, he plays a secret agent sent to stop the villains.
  • She dreamed of becoming a secret agent when she was young.

travel agent

1
/tɹˈævəl ˈeɪd͡ʒənt/
fixed phrase

Person arranging travel plans for clients

A person whose job is to plan and book trips for people.

例句
  • The travel agent found us a great deal on flights.
  • I called my travel agent to book a hotel in Rome.

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