跪求介词of的用法、初中程度的.请配上例子说明.

跪求介词of的用法、初中程度的.请配上例子说明.
跪求介词of的用法、初中程度的.请配上例子说明.

跪求介词of的用法、初中程度的.请配上例子说明.
最好查个牛津高级或者朗文词典,很全面的
这是我查了剑桥英语高级词典的结果,初中的前几个就差不多了,后面的用法比较偏,况且of一般仅仅是表归属多些,其他的话,也没什么.
of 1
of (POSSESSION) weak /əv/,/ strong /ɒv/ US /ɑːv/
preposition
used to show possession, belonging or origin:
a friend of mine
the president of the United States
employees of the company
the colour of his hair
a habit of mine
that revolting dog of hers
the love of a good woman
the complete plays of (= written by) Federico Garcia Lorca of 2
of (AMOUNT) weak /əv/,/ strong /ɒv/ US /ɑːv/
preposition
used after words or phrases expressing amount, number or particular unit:
a kilo of apples
loads of food
hundreds of people
most of them
none of them
both of us
a third of all people
a speck of dust
a drop of rain of 3
of (CONTAINING) weak /əv/,/ strong /ɒv/ US /ɑːv/
preposition
containing:
a bag of sweets
a bottle of beer
a book of short stories
sacks of rubbish
a class of idiots of 4
of (POSITION) weak /əv/,/ strong /ɒv/ US /ɑːv/
preposition
used in expressions showing position:
the top of his head
the back of your dress
on the corner of the street
the front of the queue
I've never been north of Edinburgh. of 5
of (TYPICAL) weak /əv/,/ strong /ɒv/ US /ɑːv/
preposition
typical or characteristic of:
She has the face of an angel.
That man's got the brain of a donkey! of 6
of (DAYS) weak /əv/,/ strong /ɒv/ US /ɑːv/
preposition
used to refer to a particular date in a month:
the eleventh of March
the first of the month of 7
of (TIME) weak /əv/,/ strong /ɒv/ US /ɑːv/
preposition US
used in saying what the time is:
It's ten (minutes) of five (= ten minutes before five o'clock). of 8
of (DURING) weak /əv/,/ strong /ɒv/ US /ɑːv/
preposition OLD-FASHIONED
during:
I like to relax with a pipe of an evening. of 9
of (USED AFTER ADJECTIVES) weak /əv/,/ strong /ɒv/ US /ɑːv/
preposition
used to connect particular adjectives with nouns:
fond of swimming
sick of his excuses
frightened of spiders of 10
of (JUDGMENT) weak /əv/,/ strong /ɒv/ US /ɑːv/
preposition
used after an adjective when judging someone's behaviour:
It was a bit unkind of you to mention her weight.
Thank you so much for my present. How thoughtful of you. of 11
of (RELATING TO) weak /əv/,/ strong /ɒv/ US /ɑːv/
preposition
about; relating to:
Speaking of Elizabeth, here she is.
One of the advantages of travelling by train is being able to read.
Let us consider the events of the last five months.
Of her childhood we know very little.
And what of (= Tell me about) young Adrian? How is he? of 12
of (MADE OF) weak /əv/,/ strong /ɒv/ US /ɑːv/
preposition
made or consisting of; having:
dresses of lace and silk
plates of gold and silver
a land of ice and snow
a woman of great charm
a subject of very little interest of 13
of (SEPARATE FROM) weak /əv/,/ strong /ɒv/ US /ɑːv/
preposition
used in expressions showing distance from something in place or time:
We live within a mile of the city centre.
She came within two seconds of beating the world record. of 14
of (LOSS) weak /əv/,/ strong /ɒv/ US /ɑːv/
preposition
used in expressions showing loss:
They were robbed of all their savings.
I feel I've been deprived of your company. of 15
of (THAT IS/ARE) weak /əv/,/ strong /ɒv/ US /ɑːv/
preposition
that is/are:
the problem of homelessness
a rise of 2% in inflation
the skill of negotiating
the difficulty of bringing up twins
the pain of separation
At the age of six she could read a newspaper. of 16
of (COMPARING) weak /əv/,/ strong /ɒv/ US /ɑːv/
preposition
used when comparing related things:
Best of all I liked the green one.
Worst of all was the food!
He's the best looking of the three brothers.
I think that of all his films it's my favourite. of 17
of (DONE TO) weak /əv/,/ strong /ɒv/ US /ɑːv/
preposition
done to:
the massacre of hundreds of innocent people
the oppression of a nation
the destruction of the rain forest of 18
of (FELT BY) weak /əv/,/ strong /ɒv/ US /ɑːv/
preposition
felt or experienced by:
the suffering of millions
the anguish of the murdered child's parents of 19
of (THROUGH) weak /əv/,/ strong /ɒv/ US /ɑːv/
preposition
through; having as the cause:
He died of cancer.
I didn't have to go there - I did it of my own free will.
I want to know how