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

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。
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。
He was beaten up by somebody.
他被人揍了一顿。
I'm just praying that somebody in Congress will do something before it's too late
我只是在祈求国会中会有人在还来得及的时候做点什么。
They say somebody slit her throat
他们说有人割断了她的喉咙。
If somebody hit me, I'd hit him back.
如果有人打我，我会还手。
Why would somebody like her want to spend an evening with the likes of me?
像她那样的人为什么要跟我这样的人共度一个晚上呢？
Somebody had screwed up; they weren't there.
有人把事情搞砸了；他们没在那里。
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。
I would have preferred somebody who had wider ideas, and he was rather narrow.
我会更倾向于一个思路开阔些的人，他的想法太狭隘了。