someone

英['sʌmwʌn]美['sʌmwʌn]

pron.
1.某人，有人

同：	[n.] individual, mortal, person, somebody

Someone in charge of quality control should unify the printing with the fest of the book.
负责质量检查的人应使书中印刷统一。收藏
Give someone the wall.
中世纪英国没有人行道,靠墙的路被认为是最好的,也是最平整安全的(心理描述),行人出于礼貌常常把这种墙边的路让给女士或者比自己地位高的人。收藏
A diplomat is someone who can tell you to go to hell and make you feel happy to be on your way.
"外交官是这样一种人,他能让你愉快地下地狱。"收藏
But he was afraid that someone might learn the secret of the maze; so he imprisoned Daedalus and Icarus in the towre.
迷宫建成后，国王大喜。但他担心有人可能会了解宫内秘密，于是就把代达罗斯和伊卡洛斯监禁在这座塔内。收藏
I just got a butt call from my boss. I could hear him talking to someone, but he didn’t know his phone had dialed.
我接到老板的一个误打电话。我能听到他在跟其他人讲话，但是他不知道电话已经接通了。收藏

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a human being
- there was too much for one person to do
[同] individual, mortal, person, somebody, someone, soul

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