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Indeed和 in deed 两者有何区别

Indeed和in deed区别为：意思不同、强调不同、用法不同。

一、意思不同

1、Indeed：Indeed的意思为确实，的确；实际上；真正地。

2、in deed：in deed的意思为真正；实际上。

二、强调不同

1、Indeed：Indeed强调表示惊讶。

2、in deed：in deed强调表示觉得某事物荒谬。

三、用法不同

1、Indeed：修饰名词。Itisindeedaremarkableachievement. 这的确是非凡的成就。

2、in deed：修饰从句。Yes,theyworkinInternet barindeed,becauseofthis,should theyfacethesegossip? 是的，他们是在网吧工作，难道就因为如此，就要面对那些流言蜚语么？

Indeed和 in deed

【indeed】
[in?di:d]
adv.
[表示赞同对方的意见]的确;
实在
[用以加强very等词的语气]确实,
实在
[表示让步]当然;
固然
[表示进一层的意思]甚至
[表示惊讶、讽刺、轻蔑等]真的;
真是
e.g.
are
you
pleased
at
your
son's
success?
yes,
indeed.
对你儿子的成功你感到高兴吗?是的,
实在高兴。
i
was
indeed
very
glad
to
hear
the
news.
我听到这消息的确非常高兴。
these
problems
are
indeeddifficult
ones,
but
i
am
sure
they
can
be
solved.
这些问题固然是些难题,
但我相信是能够解决的。
there
are
many
good
deeds
in
our
class,
indeed
in
the
wholeschool.
我们班上好事很多,
甚至全校都是这样。
indeed!
did
he
say
that?
真的!
他是那么说的吗?
词性变化
【indeed】
[in?di:d]
int.
（seve注：也就是叹词）
[表示同意、惊讶或反问等]真的!的确!
e.g.
he
spoke
to
me
about
you.oh
indeed?
他曾对我谈起你。哦!
真的吗?
p.s.
偶不素seve，真的不素哦～

傲慢与偏见英文台词95（全部）

ls that Mr. Darcy of Pemberley in Derbyshire? - 那不是Pamberley的Darcy先生吗? - 就是他
l believe so. 我必须把自己介绍给他
l must make myself known to him immediately.
But, sir. He is the nephew of my esteemed... 他是我的女守护人Catherine夫人的侄子
patroness, Lady Catherine.
Mr. Collins, he will consider it an impertinence. 他会认为你很莽撞的
Mr. Darcy. Darcy先生
Mr. Darcy. Darcy先生
Darcy先生 晚上好
Mr. Darcy.
Good evening. 你的亲戚还真有趣
What interesting relatives you have, Miss Elizabeth.
(Collins) l believe we have a mutual acquaintance...
in the personage of Lady Catherine de Bourg?

The plough
and hoe
Mary dear, you've delighted us long enough. Mary亲爱的 你的琴声已经取悦我们很久了
Let the other young ladies have a turn. 让其他的小姐们弹弹吧

(Bingley) l had her since l was a child and then she died. 我还是个孩子时 她就死了
Now l have a beautiful gray. 我有一根很漂亮的灰头发
Of course, Caroline's a much better rider than l am. Of course. Caroline骑马比我骑的好多了
Oh, yes, we fully expect a most advantageous marriage. 好的 我们就期待这场很有利的联姻吧
And my Jane marrying this young man... 我的Jane 嫁得如此好 会为她的妹妹们铺好路的
must throw her sisters in the way of other rich men.

Clearly my family are having a competition... 很明显 我们家今晚出尽了洋相
to see who can expose themselves to the most ridicule.
Well, at least Bingley has not noticed. - 至少 Bingley 先生没有注意到 - 没有
No. l think he likes her very much. But does she like him?
- 我觉得他很喜欢她 - 可是她喜欢他吗?
There are few of us who are secure enough... 爱一个人是需要旁人鼓励的
to be really in love without proper encouragement.
Bingley likes her enormously... Bingley爱她爱得深沉
but might not do more if she does not help him on. 但也许以后就不爱了 如果她没点表示的话
But she's just shy and modest. 她只是害羞罢了 如果他觉察不出她 的情愫 那他真傻得可以
lf he cannot perceive her regard, he is a fool.
We are all fools in love. 恋爱的人都是傻瓜
He does not know her character as we do. 他不像我们这样了解她的性格
She should move fast, snap him up. 她得发起猛攻 抓住他不放
There is plenty of time for us to get to know them... 之后我们就会有很多时间来了解他
after we're married.
Can't help feeling that at any point this evening... 我不禁觉得有人放了一群小猪 出来
someone's going to produce a piglet and make us chase it.
让我们不停地追
Oh, dear. - 天哪 - 对不起 先生
l do apologize, sir. l'm awfully sorry.
Do forgive me. 真是抱歉 请原谅

(woman) Thank you.
Emily 别!
Mary. Mary 我亲爱的Mary. 噢亲爱的 噢亲爱的 噢亲爱的
There, there. There, there, there.
l've been practicing it all week. (Bennet) l know, my dear. - 我练习了一整周了 - 我知道 亲爱的
(Mary) l hate balls! 我讨厌舞会

Mr. Bennet, wake up. Bennet先生 醒醒
(Mrs. Bennet) Oh, l've never had such a good time.... 哦 今天真是太高兴了!

Charles, you cannot be serious. Charles你不会是认真的吧
We'll be having a wedding here at Netherfield... Bennet先生 我想3个月内他们就会举行婚礼
in less than three months, if you ask me, Mr. Bennet.
(Mrs. Bennet) Mr. Bennet! Bennet先生!

Mary, please. Mary 别弹了
Thank you, Mr. Hill. 谢谢Hill先生

Mrs. Bennet... Bennet先生 希望没给您添麻烦
l was hoping, if it would not trouble you, that l might solicit...
a private audience with Miss Elizabeth... 我想和Elizabeth小姐单独谈谈
in the course of the morning.
(Mrs. Bennet) Oh, yes. Certainly. 当然可以 Lizzie会很乐意的
Lizzie will be very happy indeed. Everyone, out.
Mr. Collins would like a private audience with your sister. 所有人都出去 collins先生 想和你们的姐姐单独谈谈
No, no, wait, please. l beg you. 等等 Collins先生 和我好像没什么私房话可说吧
Mr. Collins can have nothing to say to me...
that anybody need not hear. No nonsense, Lizzie.
l desire you will stay where you are. 你待在这儿别动 其他人到客厅去
Everyone else to the drawing room.
Mr. Bennet? But.... - Bennet先生 - 可...
Now. 马上

Jane. Jane. - Jane Jane 别走... Jane! - Jane
Jane, please, don't.
Jane? Jane.
Papa, stay. 爸爸 留下

Were it not for the presence... 他成为一位真正的绅士
at Netherfield of a certain gentleman.
Which is my primary object of the evening. 这也是我的主要目标
That gentleman barely warrants the name. 真正的绅士是不计较门第的
lt is my intention, if l may be so bold... 我想冒昧的请求
to remain close to you throughout the evening. 今晚一整晚您都做我的舞伴好吗

May l have the next dance, Miss Elizabeth? 我能和您跳下一只舞吗 Elizabeth小姐?
You may. 可以
Did l just agree to dance with Mr. Darcy? - 我刚才同意了和Darcy先生跳舞? - 我敢说你会发现他很和蔼的
l daresay you will find him very amiable, Lizzie.
lt would be most inconvenient... 这真是不便 我才发誓恨他一辈子的
since l have sworn to loathe him for all eternity.

l love this dance. lndeed. Most invigorating. - 我爱这只舞 - 的确 太令人振奋了
lt is your turn to say something, Mr. Darcy. 该你说话了 Darcy先生
l talked about the dance, now you ought to remark... 我说的是跳舞
on the size of the room or the number of couples. 你可以对房间的大小或 情侣的数量作评论
l am perfectly happy to oblige. 我很愿意接受 您最想知道什么?
Please advise me of what you would like most to hear.
That reply will do for present. 您的回复只对现在起作用
Perhaps by and by, l may observe that private balls... 我渐渐发现
are much pleasanter than public ones. 私人舞会比公开舞会要有趣的多
For now we may remain silent. 现在 我们还是什么都不说算了
Do you talk, as a rule, while dancing? 您跳舞的时候非讲话不可吗?
No. 不 不 我喜欢独处 沉默
No, l prefer to be unsociable and taciturn.
Makes it all so much more enjoyable, don't you think? 这使得一切更有趣 不是吗?
Tell me, do you and your sisters very often walk to Meryton? 我想知道你和你的姐妹们 经常去马里顿吗?
Yes, we often walk to Meryton. 是的 我们经常去马里顿
lt's a great opportunity to meet new people. 这样我们结交了很多人
ln fact, when you met us, we'd just had the pleasure... 您见到我们时 我们正在结交 新朋友
of forming a new acquaintance.
Mr. Wickham is blessed with such happy manners... Wickham先生仪表翩翩 他就是你们结交的朋友吧
he is sure of making friends.
Whether he's capable of retaining them is less certain. 但他很少能保持这份友谊
He's been so unfortunate as to lose your friendship. 他失去了您的友谊真是不幸 这是不可改变的吗?
And l daresay that is an irreversible event?
lt is. Why do you ask such a question? - 是的 您为什么这么问? - 我想弄清您的性格
To make out your character, Mr. Darcy.
And what have you discovered? Very little. - 你发现了什么? - 收效甚微
l hear such different accounts of you as puzzle me exceedingly. 最近的一些传闻使我对您很迷惑
l hope to afford you more clarity in the future. 我希望您以后能更加鲜明地 对您展示我的性格

ls that Mr. Darcy of Pemberley in Derbyshire? - 那不是Pamberley的Darcy先生吗? - 就是他
l believe so. 我必须把自己介绍给他
l must make myself known to him immediately.
But, sir. He is the nephew of my esteemed... 他是我的女守护人Catherine夫人的侄子
patroness, Lady Catherine.
Mr. Collins, he will consider it an impertinence. 他会认为你很莽撞的
Mr. Darcy. Darcy先生
Mr. Darcy. Darcy先生
Darcy先生 晚上好
Mr. Darcy.
Good evening. 你的亲戚还真有趣
What interesting relatives you have, Miss Elizabeth.
(Collins) l believe we have a mutual acquaintance...
in the personage of Lady Catherine de Bourg?

The plough
and hoe
Mary dear, you've delighted us long enough. Mary亲爱的 你的琴声已经取悦我们很久了
Let the other young ladies have a turn. 让其他的小姐们弹弹吧

(Bingley) l had her since l was a child and then she died. 我还是个孩子时 她就死了
Now l have a beautiful gray. 我有一根很漂亮的灰头发
Of course, Caroline's a much better rider than l am. Of course. Caroline骑马比我骑的好多了
Oh, yes, we fully expect a most advantageous marriage. 好的 我们就期待这场很有利的联姻吧
And my Jane marrying this young man... 我的Jane 嫁得如此好 会为她的妹妹们铺好路的
must throw her sisters in the way of other rich men.

Clearly my family are having a competition... 很明显 我们家今晚出尽了洋相
to see who can expose themselves to the most ridicule.
Well, at least Bingley has not noticed. - 至少 Bingley 先生没有注意到 - 没有
No. l think he likes her very much. But does she like him?
- 我觉得他很喜欢她 - 可是她喜欢他吗?
There are few of us who are secure enough... 爱一个人是需要旁人鼓励的
to be really in love without proper encouragement.
Bingley likes her enormously... Bingley爱她爱得深沉
but might not do more if she does not help him on. 但也许以后就不爱了 如果她没点表示的话
But she's just shy and modest. 她只是害羞罢了 如果他觉察不出她 的情愫 那他真傻得可以
lf he cannot perceive her regard, he is a fool.
We are all fools in love. 恋爱的人都是傻瓜
He does not know her character as we do. 他不像我们这样了解她的性格
She should move fast, snap him up. 她得发起猛攻 抓住他不放
There is plenty of time for us to get to know them... 之后我们就会有很多时间来了解他
after we're married.
Can't help feeling that at any point this evening... 我不禁觉得有人放了一群小猪 出来
someone's going to produce a piglet and make us chase it.
让我们不停地追
Oh, dear. - 天哪 - 对不起 先生
l do apologize, sir. l'm awfully sorry.
Do forgive me. 真是抱歉 请原谅

(woman) Thank you.
Emily 别!
Mary. Mary 我亲爱的Mary. 噢亲爱的 噢亲爱的 噢亲爱的
There, there. There, there, there.
l've been practicing it all week. (Bennet) l know, my dear. - 我练习了一整周了 - 我知道 亲爱的
(Mary) l hate balls! 我讨厌舞会

Mr. Bennet, wake up. Bennet先生 醒醒
(Mrs. Bennet) Oh, l've never had such a good time.... 哦 今天真是太高兴了!

Charles, you cannot be serious. Charles你不会是认真的吧
We'll be having a wedding here at Netherfield... Bennet先生 我想3个月内他们就会举行婚礼
in less than three months, if you ask me, Mr. Bennet.
(Mrs. Bennet) Mr. Bennet! Bennet先生!

Mary, please. Mary 别弹了
Thank you, Mr. Hill. 谢谢Hill先生

Mrs. Bennet... Bennet先生 希望没给您添麻烦
l was hoping, if it would not trouble you, that l might solicit...
a private audience with Miss Elizabeth... 我想和Elizabeth小姐单独谈谈
in the course of the morning.
(Mrs. Bennet) Oh, yes. Certainly. 当然可以 Lizzie会很乐意的
Lizzie will be very happy indeed. Everyone, out.
Mr. Collins would like a private audience with your sister. 所有人都出去 collins先生 想和你们的姐姐单独谈谈
No, no, wait, please. l beg you. 等等 Collins先生 和我好像没什么私房话可说吧
Mr. Collins can have nothing to say to me...
that anybody need not hear. No nonsense, Lizzie.
l desire you will stay where you are. 你待在这儿别动 其他人到客厅去
Everyone else to the drawing room.
Mr. Bennet? But.... - Bennet先生 - 可...
Now. 马上

Jane. Jane. - Jane Jane 别走... Jane! - Jane
Jane, please, don't.
Jane? Jane.
Papa, stay. 爸爸 留下

deed是什么意思

deed的意思：

n.行为；行动；证书

adv.〈口〉同“indeed”

v.〈美〉立契转让(财产)

deed的发音：美[did] 英[di?d]

例句：

1.Calmis thethought,calmthewordanddeedof him who,rightlyknowing,iswhollyfreed,perfectlypeacefulandequipoised.

如果能够平静地思想、平静地说话和做事，就能达致完全自由、平和、平衡。

2.ThisJune,The NewYorkTimesreportedthat about15percentofmarriedcoupleshadnot done thedeedinthepastsixmonthstoayear.

今年6月，《纽约时报》报道，15%的已婚夫妇在过去六个月至一年内没有性生活。

3.Nothing inthisDeedistobeinterpretedagainstapartysolelyonthegroundthatthepartyput forwardthisDeedoranypartof it.

不得以某一方当事人提出本协议的全部或部分为唯一理由，而对本协议的任何条款作出不利于该方当事人的解释。

求电影傲慢与偏见舞会上的那段台词从35分开始到45分舞会结束

Have you seen Mr Wickham?. - No. Perhaps he's through here.
[34:54.81]
[35:06.70]Lizzie, Mr Wickham is not here. Apparently, he's been detained.
[35:10.71]
[35:11.02]Detained where?. He must be here.
[35:14.05]
[35:14.34]- There you are. - Mr Collins.
[35:18.27]
[35:18.54]Perhaps you will do me the honour, Miss Elizabeth.
[35:21.81]
[35:22.10]Oh, I did not think you danced, Mr Collins.
[35:25.90]
[35:26.18]I do not think it incompatible with the office of a clergyman.
[35:30.42]
[35:30.70]Several people, her Ladyship included, have complimented me
[35:33.89]
[35:34.14]on my lightness of foot.
[35:37.56]
[36:01.30]Apparently, your Mr Wickham has been called on some business to town.
[36:05.69]
[36:09.02]Dancing is of little consequence to me, but it does...
[36:12.79]
[36:13.06]...but it does afford the opportunity to lavish...
[36:16.40]
[36:20.30]- ... upon one's partner attentions... - ...My informer tells me...
[36:24.38]
[36:24.69]...that he would be less inclined to be engaged, were it not for...
[36:29.39]
[36:29.73]...the presence of a certain gentleman.
[36:31.79]
[36:32.05]Which is my primary object.
[36:33.95]
[36:34.21]That gentleman barely warrants the name.
[36:36.81]
[36:37.05]It is my intention, if I may be so bold,
[36:39.77]
[36:40.01]to remain close to you throughout the evening.
[36:42.38]
[36:56.33]00:36:56,335 --> 00:36:58,546 May I have the next dance, Miss Elizabeth?.
[36:58.54]
[36:58.81]You may.
[37:00.56]
[37:10.33]- Did I agree to dance with Mr Darcy? - I dare say you will find him amiable.
[37:14.18]
[37:14.45]It would be most inconvenient since I've sworn to loathe him for all eternity.
[37:19.15]
[37:33.64]- I love this dance. - lndeed. Most invigorating.
[37:37.22]
[37:41.28]It is your turn to say something, Mr Darcy.
[37:43.57]
[37:45.08]I talked about the dance.
[37:46.44]
[37:46.64]Now you ought to remark on the size of the room or the number of couples.
[37:51.19]
[37:51.48]I'm perfectly happy to oblige. What would you like most to hear?
[37:55.29]
[37:55.56]That reply will do for present.
[37:57.70]
[38:00.88]Perhaps by and by I may observe
[38:02.86]
[38:03.12]that private balls are much pleasanter than public ones.
[38:06.07]
[38:08.64]For now, we may remain silent.
[38:11.59]
[38:19.08]Do you talk as a rule while dancing?
[38:21.95]
[38:22.24]No. No, I prefer to be unsociable and taciturn.
[38:25.81]
[38:29.76]Makes it all so much more enjoyable, don't you think?
[38:32.94]
[38:35.32]Tell me, do you and your sisters very often walk to Meryton?
[38:38.97]
[38:41.68]Yes, we often walk to Meryton.
[38:44.86]
[38:45.12]It's a great opportunity to meet new people.
[38:47.87]
[38:49.75]When you met us, we'd just had the pleasure of forming a new acquaintance.
[38:53.40]
[38:55.31]Mr Wickham's blessed with such happy manners, he's sure of making friends.
[38:59.24]
[38:59.51]Whether he's capable of retaining them is less so.
[39:02.08]
[39:02.31]He's been so unfortunate as to lose your friendship. That is irreversible?
[39:07.68]
[39:08.03]- It is. Why do you ask such a question?. - To make out your character.
[39:11.88]
[39:12.15]- What have you discovered?. - Very little.
[39:14.44]
[39:14.75]I hear such different accounts of you as puzzle me exceedingly.
[39:18.01]
[39:19.43]I hope to afford you more clarity in the future.
[39:21.80]
[40:06.63]- Is that Mr Darcy of Pemberley?. - I believe so.
[40:09.30]
[40:09.55]I must make myself known to him.
[40:11.21]
[40:11.42]He's a nephew of my patroness, Lady Catherine.
[40:14.14]
[40:14.38]He will consider it an impertinence.
[40:17.14]
[40:17.38]Mr Darcy.
[40:19.75]
[40:19.98]Mr Darcy.
[40:21.96]
[40:23.06]Mr Darcy. Good evening...
[40:27.53]
[40:27.86]What interesting relatives you have.
[40:30.58]
[40:47.34]Mary, dear, you've delighted us long enough.
[40:50.91]
[40:51.22]Let the other young ladies have a turn.
[40:54.33]
[40:57.30]...since I was a child, and then she died.
[40:59.82]
[41:00.06]I have a beautiful grey.
[41:01.65]
[41:01.90]Of course, Caroline's a much better rider than l, of course.
[41:05.47]
[41:09.38]Oh, yes. We fully expect a most advantageous marriage.
[41:13.46]
[41:14.70]And my Jane, marrying so grand, must throw her sisters in the way.
[41:18.54]
[41:39.89]Clearly my family are seeing who can expose themselves to the most ridicule.
[41:44.59]
[41:44.93]- At least Bingley has not noticed. - No.
[41:48.58]
[41:48.85]- I think he likes her very much. - But does she like him?
[41:52.11]
[41:52.37]Few of us are secure enough to be in love without proper encouragement.
[41:56.22]
[41:56.49]Bingley likes her enormously,
[41:58.70]
[41:58.97]but might not do more if she does not help him on.
[42:01.49]
[42:01.73]She's just shy. If he cannot perceive her regard, he is a fool.
[42:05.23]
[42:05.49]We are all fools in love.
[42:07.78]
[42:08.01]He does not know her character as we do.
[42:10.81]
[42:11.09]She should move fast and snap him up.
[42:13.30]
[42:13.53]There is plenty of time for us to get to know him afterwards.
[42:16.71]
[42:18.05]I can't help feeling that someone's going to produce a piglet
[42:21.62]
[42:21.89]and make us chase it.
[42:23.71]
[42:30.69]- Oh, dear! - I do apologise, sir.
[42:33.72]
[42:34.01]I'm awfully sorry. Do forgive me.
[42:37.65]
[42:56.52]Emily, please!
[42:58.58]
[43:00.00]Mary, my dear Mary. Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear.
[43:04.16]
[43:04.44]- I've been practising all week. - I know, my dear.
[43:07.39]
[43:07.68]I hate balls.
[43:09.89]
[43:28.16]Mr Bennet, wake up.
[43:30.29]
[43:30.52]Oh, I've never had such a good time!
[43:34.91]
[43:37.32]Charles, you cannot be serious.
[43:39.53]
[43:46.40]We'll have a wedding here in less than three months if you ask me, Mr Bennet.
[43:51.53]
[43:54.32]Mr Bennet!
[43:55.79]
[44:01.32]Mary, please.
[44:03.84]
[44:11.67]Thank you, Mr Hill.
[44:13.81]
[44:30.83]Mrs Bennet, I was hoping, if it would not trouble you,
[44:33.70]
[44:33.99]that I might solicit a private audience with Miss Elizabeth.
[44:38.30]
[44:38.63]Oh, certainly, Lizzie would be very happy indeed.
[44:43.91]
[44:44.23]Everyone, out. Mr Collins would like a private audience with your sister.
[44:48.31]
[44:48.63]Wait, Mr Collins can have nothing to say to me that anybody need not hear.
[44:52.71]
[44:53.03]I desire you will stay where you are. Everyone else to the drawing room.
[44:56.68]
[44:56.95]- Mr Bennet. - But...
[44:58.38]
[44:58.59]Now.
[45:00.80]
[45:01.83]- Jane. Jane, don't... Jane! - Jane.
[45:06.29]
[45:08.99]Papa, stay.
[45:11.86]
[45:37.30]Dear Miss Elizabeth,
[45:38.89]
[45:39.14]My attentions have been too marked to be mistaken.
[45:42.48]
[45:42.78]Almost as soon as I entered the house,
[45:44.99]
[45:45.26]I singled you out as the companion of my future life.
[45:50.04]
[45:50.38]But before I am run away with my feelings,

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