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last
/ˈlæst/
(
a
.)最後的,唯一剩下的;上一個的,剛過去的;極少可能的,最不適合的;結論性的
From:
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last
最後 前次 末
From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
Last
3d
pers
.
sing
. pres.
of
Last
,
to
endure
,
contracted
from
lasteth
. [
Obs
.]
From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
Last
a.
1.
Being
after
all
the
others
,
similarly
classed
or
considered
,
in
time
,
place
,
or
order
of
succession
;
following
all
the
rest
;
final
;
hindmost
;
farthest
;
as
,
the
last
year
of
a
century
;
the
last
man
in
a
line
of
soldiers
;
the
last
page
in
a
book
;
his
last
chance
.
Also
day
by
day
,
from
the
first
day
unto
the
last
day
,
he
read
in
the
book
of
the
law
of
God
.
--
Neh
.
viii
. 18.
Fairest
of
stars
,
last
in
the
train
of
night
.
--
Milton
.
2.
Next
before
the
present
;
as
,
I
saw
him
last
week
.
3.
Supreme
;
highest
in
degree
;
utmost
.
Contending
for
principles
of
the
last
importance
.
--
R
.
Hall
.
4.
Lowest
in
rank
or
degree
;
as
,
the
a
last
place
finish
.
5.
Farthest
of
all
from
a
given
quality
,
character
,
or
condition
;
most
unlikely
;
having
least
fitness
;
as
,
he
is
the
last
person
to
be
accused
of
theft
.
At last
,
at
the
end
of
a
certain
period
;
after
delay
.
“The
duke
of
Savoy
felt
that
the
time
had
at
last
arrived.”
--
Motley
.
At the last
.
[Prob.
fr
.
AS
.
on
lāste
behind
,
following
behind
,
fr
. lāst
race
,
track
,
footstep
.
See
Last
mold
of
the
foot.]
At
the
end
;
in
the
conclusion
. [
Obs
.]
“Gad,
a
troop
shall
overcome
him
;
but
he
shall
overcome
at
the
last
.”
--
Gen
.
xlix
. 19.
Last heir
,
the
person
to
whom
lands
escheat
for
lack
of
an
heir
. [
Eng
.] --
Abbott
.
On one's last legs
,
at
,
or
near
,
the
end
of
one's
resources
;
hence
,
on
the
verge
of
failure
or
ruin
,
especially
in
a
financial
sense
. [
Colloq
.]
To breathe one's last
,
to
die
.
To the last
,
to
the
end
;
till
the
conclusion
.
And
blunder
on
in
business
to the last
.
--
Pope
.
Syn:
--
At Last
,
At Length
.
Usage:
These
phrases
both
denote
that
some
delayed
end
or
result
has
been
reached
.
At
length
implies
that
a
long
period
was
spent
in
so
doing
;
as
,
after
a
voyage
of
more
than
three
months
,
we
at
Length
arrived
safe
.
At
last
commonly
implies
that
something
has
occurred
(
as
interruptions
,
disappointments
,
etc
.)
which
leads
us
to
emphasize
the
idea
of
having
reached
the
end
;
as
,
in
spite
of
every
obstacle
,
we
have
at
last
arrived
.
From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
Last
adv.
1.
At
a
time
or
on
an
occasion
which
is
the
latest
of
all
those
spoken
of
or
which
have
occurred
;
the
last
time
;
as
,
I
saw
him
last
in
New
York
.
2.
In
conclusion
;
finally
;
lastly
.
Pleased
with
his
idol
,
he
commends
,
admires
,
Adores
;
and
,
last
,
the
thing
adored
desires
. --
Dryden
.
3.
At
a
time
next
preceding
the
present
time
.
How
long
is't
now
since
last
yourself
and
I
Were
in
a
mask
? --
Shak
.
From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
Last
,
v. i.
[
imp. &
p
. p.
Lasted
;
p.
pr
. &
vb
. n.
Lasting
.]
1.
To
continue
in
time
;
to
endure
;
to
remain
in
existence
.
[I]
proffered
me
to
be
slave
in
all
that
she
me
would
ordain
while
my
life
lasted
.
--
Testament
of
Love
.
2.
To
endure
use
,
or
continue
in
existence
,
without
impairment
or
exhaustion
;
as
,
this
cloth
lasts
better
than
that
;
the
fuel
will
last
through
the
winter
.
From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
Last
,
n.
A
wooden
block
shaped
like
the
human
foot
,
on
which
boots
and
shoes
are
formed
.
The
cobbler
is
not
to
go
beyond
his
last
.
--
L'Estrange
.
Darning last
,
a
smooth
,
hard
body
,
often
egg-shaped
,
put
into
a
stocking
to
preserve
its
shape
in
darning
.
From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
Last
,
v. t.
To
shape
with
a
last
;
to
fasten
or
fit
to
a
last
;
to
place
smoothly
on
a
last
;
as
,
to
last
a
boot
.
From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
Last
,
n.
1.
A
load
;
a
heavy
burden
;
hence
,
a
certain
weight
or
measure
,
generally
estimated
at
4,000
lbs
.,
but
varying
for
different
articles
and
in
different
countries
.
In
England
,
a
last
of
codfish
,
white
herrings
,
meal
,
or
ashes
,
is
twelve
barrels
;
a
last
of
corn
,
ten
quarters
,
or
eighty
bushels
,
in
some
parts
of
England
,
twenty-one
quarters
;
of
gunpowder
,
twenty-four
barrels
,
each
containing
100
lbs
;
of
red
herrings
,
twenty
cades
,
or
20,000;
of
hides
,
twelve
dozen
;
of
leather
,
twenty
dickers
;
of
pitch
and
tar
,
fourteen
barrels
;
of
wool
,
twelve
sacks
;
of
flax
or
feathers
, 1,700
lbs
.
2.
The
burden
of
a
ship
;
a
cargo
.
◄
►
From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
Late
a.
[
Compar.
Later
or
latter
superl.
Latest
or
Last
]
1.
Coming
after
the
time
when
due
,
or
after
the
usual
or
proper
time
;
not
early
;
slow
;
tardy
;
long
delayed
;
as
,
a
late
spring
.
2.
Far
advanced
toward
the
end
or
close
;
as
,
a
late
hour
of
the
day
;
a
late
period
of
life
.
3.
Existing
or
holding
some
position
not
long
ago
,
but
not
now
;
recently
deceased
,
departed
,
or
gone
out
of
office
;
as
,
the
late
bishop
of
London
;
the
late
administration
.
4.
Not
long
past
;
happening
not
long
ago
;
recent
;
as
,
the
late
rains
;
we
have
received
late
intelligence
.
5.
Continuing
or
doing
until
an
advanced
hour
of
the
night
;
as
,
late
revels
;
a
late
watcher
.
From:
WordNet (r) 2.0
last
adj
1:
immediately
past
; "
last
Thursday
"; "
the
last
chapter
we
read
" [
syn
:
last(a)
]
2:
coming
after
all
others
in
time
or
space
or
degree
or
being
the
only
one
remaining
; "
the
last
time
I
saw
Paris
"; "
the
last
day
of
the
month
"; "
had
the
last
word
"; "
waited
until
the
last
minute
"; "
he
raised
his
voice
in
a
last
supreme
call
"; "
the
last
game
of
the
season
"; "
down
to
his
last
nickel
" [
ant
:
intermediate
,
first
]
3:
occurring
at
or
forming
an
end
or
termination
; "
his
concluding
words
came
as
a
surprise
"; "
the
final
chapter
";
"
the
last
days
of
the
dinosaurs
"; "
terminal
leave
" [
syn
:
concluding
,
final
,
terminal
]
4:
conclusive
in
a
process
or
progression
; "
the
final
answer
";
"
a
last
resort
"; "
the
net
result
" [
syn
:
final
,
net
]
5:
most
unlikely
or
unsuitable
; "
the
last
person
we
would
have
suspected
"; "
the
last
man
they
would
have
chosen
for
the
job
"
6:
occurring
at
the
time
of
death
; "
his
last
words
"; "
the
last
rites
"
7:
not
to
be
altered
or
undone
; "
the
judge's
decision
is
final
"; "
the
arbiter
will
have
the
last
say
" [
syn
:
final
]
8:
lowest
in
rank
or
importance
; "
last
prize
"; "
in
last
place
"
[
syn
:
last-place
,
lowest
]
9:
highest
in
extent
or
degree
; "
to
the
last
measure
of
human
endurance
"; "
whether
they
were
accomplices
in
the
last
degree
or
a
lesser
one
was...to
be
determined
individually
" [
syn
:
utmost
]
10:
in
accord
with
the
most
fashionable
ideas
or
style
; "
wears
only
the
latest
style
"; "
the
last
thing
in
swimwear
";
"
knows
the
newest
dances
"; "
cutting-edge
technology
"; "
a
with-it
boutique
" [
syn
:
latest
,
newest
,
up-to-date
,
cutting-edge
,
with-it
]
n
1:
the
temporal
end
;
the
concluding
time
; "
the
stopping
point
of
each
round
was
signaled
by
a
bell
"; "
the
market
was
up
at
the
finish
"; "
they
were
playing
better
at
the
close
of
the
season
" [
syn
:
stopping point
,
finale
,
finis
,
finish
,
conclusion
,
close
]
2:
the
last
or
lowest
in
an
ordering
or
series
; "
he
was
the
last
to
leave
"; "
he
finished
an
inglorious
last
"
3:
a
person's
dying
act
;
the
last
thing
a
person
can
do
; "
he
breathed
his
last
"
4:
the
time
at
which
life
ends
;
continuing
until
dead
; "
she
stayed
until
his
death
"; "
a
struggle
to
the
last
" [
syn
:
death
]
5:
a
unit
of
weight
equal
to
4,000
pounds
6:
a
unit
of
capacity
for
grain
equal
to
80
bushels
7:
the
concluding
parts
of
an
event
or
occurrence
; "
the
end
was
exciting
"; "
I
had
to
miss
the
last
of
the
movie
" [
syn
:
end
,
final stage
]
8:
holding
device
shaped
like
a
human
foot
that
is
used
to
fashion
or
repair
shoes
[
syn
:
shoemaker's last
,
cobbler's
last
]
adv
1:
more
recently
than
any
other
time
; "
I
saw
him
last
in
London
" [
syn
:
most recently
]
2:
the
item
at
the
end
; "
last
,
I'll
discuss
family
values
"
[
syn
:
lastly
,
in conclusion
,
finally
]
v
1:
persist
or
be
long
;
in
time
; "
The
bad
weather
lasted
for
three
days
" [
syn
:
endure
]
2:
continue
to
live
;
endure
or
last
; "
We
went
without
water
and
food
for
3
days
"; "
These
superstitions
survive
in
the
backwaters
of
America
"; "
The
racecar
driver
lived
through
several
very
serious
accidents
" [
syn
:
survive
,
live
,
live
on
,
go
,
endure
,
hold up
,
hold out
]
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