availed

英 [əˈveɪld]

美 [əˈveɪld]

v.  有帮助; 有益; 有用
avail的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• PHRASE 毫无用处;没效果
  If you do somethingto no availorto little avail, what you do fails to achieve what you want.
  1. His efforts were to no avail...
     他徒劳无功。
  2. I apologized repeatedly, but to little avail.
     我一再道歉，但丝毫没有奏效。
• VERB 接受（提议）；利用（机会）
  If youavail yourself ofan offer or an opportunity, you accept the offer or make use of the opportunity.
  1. Guests should feel at liberty to avail themselves of your facilities.
     宾客们应该可以随意使用你们的各种设施。

双语例句

• Skelton had no strength to take the determined attitude that might availed him.
  斯克尔顿要是采取不容辩驳的坚定态度，也许还有办法。
• The perfect performances have been availed in application. Working precision is improved to ± 4%.
  该系统已经在实际应用中取得良好的效果，工作精度提高到±4%。
• In the sixth year his turn to escape occurred again, he availed himself of it, but could not accomplish his flight fully.
  到第六年他又有了越狱的机会，他要利用那机会，但是他没能逃脱。
• The study indicate that Shanxi which located in the best place availed to plant maize has the high yield, good quality of maize.
  研究表明：山西地处我国玉米种植的黄金地带，玉米的产量高、品质好。
• The availed data were compared among three groups.
  所得数据在三组间进行比较。
• Effective organization in PE course can prevent and decrease instantly aggressive behavior. Availed teacher to enhance the teach level.
  对体育课堂进行有效的组织管理可预防和制止即时攻击行为的产生，提高课堂教学水平。
• We owe such a huge contrast to the obstruction of information public access, that is to say whether the information can be conveniently availed by the public at reasonable prices or even free.
  我们把这种巨大反差归结于信息资源公共获取的问题，即信息资源是否能便捷地、免费或通过合理付费方式被一般公众无障碍获取问题。
• I felt that no words of condolence availed, and I let him lie there quietly.
  我觉得无论说什么安慰的话也无济于事，便索性让他一声不响地躺在那里。
• It was as much as I could do to get here myself. A little wit, a little nimbleness, a little luck-time and opportunity-these sometimes availed.
  一些机智，一些儿伶俐，一些儿运气时间和机会这些东西有时候会奏效的。
• They availed themselves of the massive free capital on tap, pushed the boundaries of innovation forward with the money, and by over-investing and over-competing, handed consumers a gift of lower prices and more choice.
  他们贡献了大量自由资本，用金钱推进了创新，并且通过过度投资和过度竞争，为消费者提供更低的价格和更多的选择。