whereabouts
/ˈwɛrəˌbaʊts/
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n. 下落；行蹤
- Nobody knew the whereabouts of the missing shipment until it turned up at the wrong port. 沒有人知道那批失蹤貨物的下落，直到它在錯的港口出現。
其他意思
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n. 下落, 所在之處
If you refer to the whereabouts of a particular person or thing, you mean the place where that person or thing may be found.
- The police are anxious to hear from anyone who may know the whereabouts of the firearms
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adv. 在何處
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You use whereabouts in questions when you are asking precisely where something is.
- Whereabouts in Liverpool are you from?
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conj.
You use whereabouts after certain words, especially verbs and adjectives, to introduce a clause in which you mention precisely where something is situated or happens.
- I live in a village near to Germaine Greer and know whereabouts she lives.