APPEARto start to be seenRELATED WORDSoppositeDISAPPEARto seem to be something 出现SEEMto start to exist 好像为某事物STARTwhen the sun appears in the morning 开始存在UP (8)to arrive unexpectedly 早上太阳升起时ARRIVE1 to start to be seen 出其不意地来到appear /əˈpɪəʳ/ [intransitive verb]to start to be seen or to suddenly be seen 出现；显露 A face appeared at the window. 窗前露出了一张脸。appear from The manager suddenly appeared from his office. 经理突然从他的办公室里出来。appear from behind/under etc A spider appeared from under the sofa. 一只蜘蛛从沙发底下爬出来。 Lois was about to knock when a woman appeared from around the side of the house. 洛伊丝正要敲门，一个女人从屋子旁边走出来。appear out of nowheresuddenly appear 突然冒出来 The dog appeared out of nowhere and began running alongside me. 一条狗不知从哪里冒出来，跟在我身旁一起跑了起来。appearance [uncountable noun]appear of The sudden appearance of several reporters at the hospital caused a lot of confusion. 医院里突然出现了几个记者，引起了很大的混乱。become visible /bɪˌkʌm ˈvɪzbəl/ [verb phrase]to gradually start to be able to be seen - use this when you just start to see something, especially when it looks very small and difficult to see 逐渐变得清晰可见〔尤指很小、不易看见的东西〕 We had been on the boat for several hours when I noticed the coastline slowly becoming visible. 我们在船上几个小时以后，我看到海岸线渐渐变得清晰可见。 As the fog became thinner, the edges of buildings slowly became visible. 浓雾渐渐淡薄，建筑物的轮廓慢慢地显现了出来。come into view/come into sight /ˌkʌm ɪntə ˈvjuː, ˌkʌm ɪntə ˈsaɪt/ [verb phrase]if somethingcomes into view/sight, you can see it as you get closer to it or it gets closer to you - use this about things that are far away 〔远处的事物因渐渐靠近而〕出现在眼前，进入视线 As the station came into sight, the train began to slow down. 随着车站进入视线，列车渐渐减速。 Astronomers say that over the next few weeks the comet will be coming into view. 天文学家说未来几个星期能见到彗星。come out /ˌkʌm ˈaʊt/ [intransitive phrasal verb]if the sun, the moon, or a starcomes out, it appears in the sky 〔太阳、月亮或星星在空中〕出现 The moon came out from behind a cloud. 月亮从云朵背后钻了出来。 As the sky grew darker, the stars came out one by one. 天色渐暗，星星一颗颗地出来了。emerge /ɪˈmɜːʳdʒ/ [intransitive verb]especially writtento come out from a room, building or other enclosed space and start to be seen 【尤书面】〔从房间、建筑物等封闭的地方中〕出来emerge from Baxter emerged from the building and walked across the parking lot to a waiting car. 巴克斯特从大楼里出来，穿越停车场走向一辆等候着的汽车。 Brian, emerging from the bathroom, heard his wife speaking to someone at the front door. 布赖恩从浴室里出来，听到妻子在前门和什么人在说话。 At the airport, people stood behind a metal fence waiting for passengers to emerge from customs. 机场里，人们站在金属栅栏后面，等待乘客从海关出来。loom/loom up /luːm, ˌluːm ˈʌp/ [intransitive verb]if a large person or thinglooms orlooms up, they suddenly appear in a way that makes you feel nervous or frightened, especially in a situation in which you cannot see clearly 〔高大的人或物〕突然隐约出现〔以致使人感到紧张或害怕，尤指在看不清楚的情况下〕 As we rounded the curve, the mountain loomed up in front of us. 就在我们转弯的时候，大山隐隐耸现在我们眼前。 They were walking through the alley when a man suddenly loomed out of the shadows. 他们正穿过巷子，突然有一个人从阴影里冒出来。reappear /ˌriːəˈpɪəʳ/ [intransitive verb]to appear again after a short time of not being there or not being able to be seen 〔消失一段时间后〕再出现 Baines went back inside and reappeared a few moments later carrying an umbrella. 贝恩斯回到屋里，过了一会儿拿着一把雨伞又出现了。reappearance [uncountable noun] Her sudden reappearance startled me. 她突然又出现了，吓了我一跳。