acceptedby和to的区别

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第1个回答 2022-04-02

beacceptedby：被...所认可/接受beaccepttodosth：接受去做某事。
accepted：作形容词：公认的；被普遍接受的、作动词：收受；接受(建议、邀请等)；(认为合适或足够好而)接受；同意；认可。
accepted是accept的过去分词和过去式。
1、用作不及物动词：Afteralittlepersuasion,heaccepted.稍加劝说后,他就接受了。
2、用作及物动词+n./pron.：Heaskedhertomarryhimandsheacceptedhim.他向她求婚,她答应了他。
3、+to-v：Ifinallyacceptedtoworkwiththem.我最后同意和他们一起工作。
4、+v-ing：Atlastsheacceptedmarryinghim.她最后同意嫁给他。
5、+that/wh-clause：We'veacceptedthatwe'llvotetomorrow.我们一致同意明天表决。
6、Itis/was～ed+that-clause：Itisacceptedthatthesuperpowersareeachseekingworldwidedomination.

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