lack 這個字的有vi & vt 但是不太清楚他們之間的差異， 查過幾本字典後 也發現意思上滿相似的 請問該如何辨別呢? 查過Merriam-Webster, Collins, BNC 等有關lack as a (vi) 的用法後，對於 lack for 的用法更困惑了，Merriam-Webster 和 Collins 都有此用法，但因為BNC只有七筆資料，不知道是否lack for這種用法不popular呢? 謝謝您 查到的資料如下: Merriam-Webster 1: to be deficient or missing <time is lacking for a full explanation> 2: to be short or have need of something <he will not lack for advisers> Collins when intr, often foll by in or for to be deficient (in) or have need (of) BNC的七筆資料 994 With Ian Botham and Dean Jones, to name but two of their expensively-acquired team, they will not lack for attractive or high-class cricketers. BNJ 370 Sports enthusiasts don't lack for activities with Silverstone Race Track and the Delapre Golf Complex being amongst a host of activities and leisure pursuits just a short drive away. CMN 1141 Contemporary social theory, however, does not lack for attempts at elaboration. E9X 162 Recently under investigation Lack for platinum group element (PGE). EF4 491 Certainly, he does not lack for critics; and they are mainly to be found on the left of the political spectrum, amongst those who subscribe to Socialism in one or other of its varying forms. F9C 2814 ‘I can see by those here present that Samuel did not lack for friends,’ said the priest who now filled the place of Father Michael. HPW 1654 The pope's comment that one could never lack for advocates in Rome, his advice to Thomas to go to Bologna and his own interest and concern in the details of hearings present a picture of Rome and a papal court alive with lawyers and those interested in the law. --

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