somebody

英 [ˈsʌmbədi]

美 [ˈsʌmbədi]

pron. 同 someone; 某人;有人; (某行业或某地方的)重要人物，大人物

Oxford 3000 / Collins.4 / BNC.1321 / COCA.1000

牛津词典

pron.

You usenot anybodyinstead ofsomebodyin negative sentences.There isn't anybody here.
否定句中用 not anybody而不用somebody，例如 There isn't anybody here (这里没有人)。

noun

a human being
1. there was too much for one person to do
Synonym:personindividualsomeonemortalsoul

Oh my God he's shot somebody
我的天哪！他开枪打人了。
If you're not willing to help me, I'll find somebody who will.
如果你不愿意帮我，我会去找别人。
It makes soldiers happy to know that somebody right at the top has been caught with his trousers down
顶头上司出了大洋相，当兵的最高兴了。
Today I heard somebody say the damnedest thing about Cross
今天我听人说了关于克罗斯的最令人难以置信的话。
They say somebody slit her throat
他们说有人割断了她的喉咙。
If I reduced somebody to tears I'd be mortified.
如果我把谁弄哭了，我会尴尬的。
Why should I pay the penalty for somebody else's mistake?
为什么我要代人受过？
You should have married somebody more your equal.
你本应该和一个更门当户对的人结婚。
I thought you might know somebody. After all, you're the man with connections.
我以为你可能认识某个重要人物。毕竟你交游甚广。
A few days earlier somebody had rear-ended him.
几天之前他的车被人追尾了。