정의
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명사
A kind or type of something.
예문
- What sort of music do you like?
- There was a sort of fear in the room.
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명사
In old-fashioned use, a way or manner.
예문
- I'll trick you in another sort.
- In what sort shall I appear to him?
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명사
In old-fashioned use, high rank or standing.
예문
- She married into people of real sort.
- He carried himself with a certain sort.
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명사
A person seen as a certain kind.
예문
- He seems a decent sort.
- She is a good sort and always helps.
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명사
In old-fashioned use, a group.
예문
- A sort of shepherds were chasing the fox.
- A sort of doves nested near the hall.
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명사
In British slang, a good-looking woman.
예문
- He was seen with quite a sort last night.
- She was thought the finest sort in the village.
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명사
The act of putting things in order.
예문
- The librarian gave the returned books a quick sort.
- He did a final sort of the papers before filing them.
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명사
In computing, a method for putting a list in order.
예문
- Quicksort and heapsort are popular sorts.
- A merge sort keeps equal items in their order.
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명사
A single piece of printing type for one letter.
예문
- The printer was short of a few sorts of the letter e.
- Each sort was placed carefully into the composing stick.
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명사
A type or kind of person or thing.
예문
- What sort of car do you drive?
- He's not the sort to give up easily.
