pertain
gb/pɚtˈeɪn/ us/pɚtˈeɪn/
C1
英语
~ 5200
义项
0 个义项
动词
formal
C1
relation
1
to relate to; be about
to be about something or have a clear connection to it
用法模式：
pertain to [something]
常见错误：
Learners often omit the preposition and say *"This rule pertains this case"* instead of *"pertains to this case"*. Another mistake is using *pertain* in very casual speech where *"be about"* or *"relate to"* is more natural. Learners may also confuse *pertain* with *retain* or *contain* because of similar spelling.
近义词
relate to (More common and less formal; used in all kinds of speech and writing.)
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concern (Suggests being about something, often when that thing is a problem or area of responsibility.)
反义词
be irrelevant to (Describes something that has no meaningful connection with the subject.)
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be unrelated to (States clearly that there is no connection between two things.)
搭配
pertain to
|information that pertains to
|questions pertaining to
|matters pertaining to
|documents pertaining to
|issues that pertain to
主题
language
|communication
|business
|education
|core_vocabulary
例句
- These regulations pertain to all employees who work with sensitive data.
- His research primarily pertains to climate change in urban areas.
- The final section of the report pertains to future funding options.
- Only questions that pertain to the topic will be accepted during the Q&A session.
- The documents you requested pertain to last year's financial results.
学习者例句
- These rules pertain to students in the library.
- The book pertains to life in a big city.
- My question does not pertain to this class.
- The email pertains to your job interview tomorrow.
- The new law pertains to car safety.
动词
formal
C1
relation
2
to belong as a part/right
to belong to someone or something as a normal part or right
用法模式：
pertain to [someone/something]
常见错误：
Learners sometimes use this sense where simple *belong to* is better in everyday speech. They may also confuse this sense with the more common *"relate to"* sense and overuse it in contexts that are not formal, legal, or institutional.
近义词
belong to (More general and much more common; not restricted to formal or legal style.)
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be attached to (Emphasizes being formally connected, often as an official part or feature.)
反义词
not apply to (Shows that a right, duty, or part does not belong to a particular person or group.)
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be separate from (Focuses on not being a part of something.)
搭配
rights that pertain to
|duties that pertain to
|powers pertaining to
|privileges that pertain to
|benefits pertaining to
|roles that pertain to
主题
law
|society
|business
|relationships
|core_vocabulary
例句
- The rights that pertain to citizens are listed in the first section of the constitution.
- This company will honor all benefits that pertain to your current position.
- The duties pertaining to this office include overseeing the annual budget.
- All privileges pertaining to membership will be suspended during the investigation.
- Certain risks pertain to this kind of investment by its very nature.
学习者例句
- These rights pertain to every worker in the company.
- Several duties pertain to the role of team leader.
- Health benefits pertain to full-time staff only.
- Many problems pertain to life in big cities.
- Special rules pertain to foreign visitors.
语法
词典原形
pertain
IPA
GB/pɚtˈeɪn/
US/pɚtˈeɪn/
音节与重音
per - tain （2 个音节）
Stress on 1st syllable (per)
词形变化
Verb
- Base: pertain
- 3rd Person Singular: pertains
- Present Participle: pertaining
- Past: pertained
词族
Forms
pertains
verb
pertaining
verb
pertained
verb
Core family
pertinent
adjective C1
Related words
pertinence
noun
pertinently
adverb
Negative and opposite forms
impertinent
adjective C1
impertinence
noun
相关表达
pertain to
1/pɚtˈeɪn tə/
fixed phrase
formal
to be clearly connected with
to be about something or have a clear connection with it
例句
- The new policy does not pertain to part-time employees.
- Most of these questions pertain to the software update.
- All the documents you need pertain to last year's tax return.