/ˈsʌmbədi ||; ˈsʌmbədɪ/(also
someone)
pronoun a person who is not known or not mentioned by name 某人；有人:
How are you? Somebody said that you'd been ill. 你好吗？有人说你病了。She's getting married to someone she met at work. 她要和一个她工作时认识的人结婚。There's somebody at the door. 门口有人。I think you should talk to someone else (= another person) about this problem. 我认为这个问题你该跟别人商量。 Somebody, anybody and everybody are used with a singular verb but are often followed by a plural pronoun (except in formal language where ‘his/her’ or ‘him/her’ must be used) Somebody has left their coat behind. Has anyone not brought their books? I'll see everybody concerned and tell them the news. The difference between somebody and anybody is the same as the difference between some and any. Look at the note at some. somebody﹑anybody及everybody都和单数动词连用﹐但常配以复数代词﹙除在正式场合外﹐正式场合要用his/her或him/her﹚﹕Somebody has left their coat behind. 有人忘了大衣。Has anyone not brought their books? 有谁没有带书吗﹖I'll see everybody concerned and tell them the news. 我要见每一个有关的人﹐把这消息告诉他们。Somebody和anybody之间的区别与some和any的差别一样。参看some的注释。