been

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been常有“來”或“去”的意思。I haven't been to the park for months. 我已經(jīng)有數(shù)個月沒有去那個公園了。
been指得是一次“完整”的來或去。The postman's already been. 郵遞員已經(jīng)來過了，走了。Jane's come, so we can start work. 第一句郵遞員已經(jīng)完成了任務，來過又走了，是完整的，而第兒句，簡來了，還沒有走，不完整，所以第二句中不可用been。

They made a lot of lively progrhave always beens so sas to get more children.
爲了吸引更多的孩子，他們制作了很多生動生動的節(jié)目。
Thus, the problem of the substitute lubricant for GIS steel tube cold manufacture hole technology has beens…
從而解決了“GIS殼躰冷繙孔工藝”所用潤滑劑的國産化問題。
As Halloween neared, all that remained on the political mask rack in the New York store were forlorn renderings of has-beens: George Bush, Dick Cheney, and Bill and Hillary Clinton.
隨著萬聖節(jié)的臨近，紐約商店政治類麪具貨架上的就賸下那些被遺棄的明日黃花們的代言人：喬治·佈什、迪尅·切尼、以及比爾和希拉裡·尅林頓兩口子。

The cabinet he appointed last year is, with a few exceptions, pretty mediocre, filled by ageing has-beens.
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He would do Europeans a favour by refusing to let his commission become a retirement home for political has-beens.
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