2021.08.18 Flashcards

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> [ after noun] (of an animal represented on a coat of arms) standing on its back legs with its front legs raised#
[纹章上所绘的动物]用后腿站立的,跃立的#
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a lion r-t#
跃立的雄狮纹章图案

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rampant#
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adjective#
/ˈræm.pənt/

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> [ C ] a large formal meeting, especially of Church officials or of members of some universities in the UK#
大型会议;[尤指]主教会议;[英国大学]校务评议会#
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a university c-n#
大学校务评议会#
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[ U ] the act of arranging a c-n#
会务安排

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convocation#
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noun# formal#
/ˌkɑːn.vəˈkeɪ.ʃən/

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> [ C usually singular, POLITICS, specialized] a large number of different types of something:#
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There was {a marked p-y of opinions/views} among the people attending the meeting.#
与会者明显意见/看法不一#
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{A p-y of the population} voted for change.#
人民的多数投票支持变革。

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plurality#
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noun#
/plʊˈræl.ə.t̬i/

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> [ I ] to become much smaller than is needed or wanted#
缩小;萎缩#
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{Profits are s-lling} as the recession gets worse.#
随着经济衰退的加剧,利润不断萎缩。

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shrivel#
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verb #
/ˈʃrɪv.əl/#
-ll- or us usually -l-

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> [formal, especially in religion or law] to free someone from guilt, blame, or responsibility for something#
[尤指宗教或法律上]为[某人]解罪;赦免[某人]的罪;宣告[某人]无罪;免除[某人]的责任#
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The report {a-ed her from/of} all blame for the accident.#
那份报告免除了她对那次事故的全部责任#
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The priest {a-ed him of all his sins}.#
神父赦免了他[所有的罪过]。

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absolve#
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verb [ T ]#
/əbˈzɑːlv/#
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Compare#
absorb

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> [informal] to risk money by buying or supporting something, in the hope of making or winning more money#
承担风险购买[或支持]…(期待因此赚更多的钱)#
Investors are [p-ting on] a big move in the stock market next week.#
投资者们把希望压在下周股市将会有大变动。

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punt on sth

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> [MEDICAL specialized] an empty space in the body that is an entrance to a passage or another space#
[身体部位]前庭#
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the nasal v-e#
鼻前庭

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vestibule#
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noun [ C ]#
/ˈves.tə.bjuːl/#
formal

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> a particular way of performing a song, piece of music, or poem#
[对歌曲,音乐或诗歌的] 诠释#
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She ended the concert with a powerful r-n of “I Will Always Love You”.#
她以对《我会永远爱你》的强有力的诠释结束了音乐会。

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rendition#
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noun#
/renˈdɪʃ.ən/#
[ C ]

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> a person who has strong, unreasonable beliefs and who does not like other people who have different beliefs or a different way of life#
偏执的人,固执己见的人#
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a religious b-t#
宗教偏执狂#
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He was known to be a loud-mouthed, opinionated b-t.#
大家都知道他是一个高谈阔论、固执己见的偏执狂。

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bigot#
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noun [ C ]#
disapproving#
/ˈbɪɡ.ət/

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> a person who has very strong opinions about something, and tries to make other people have them too#
狂热者;热心者#
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a religious z-t#
宗教狂热分子

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zealot#
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noun [ C ]#
/ˈzel.ət/

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> A Spanish or Latin American pastry turnover filled with a variety of savory ingredients and baked or fried#
/墨西哥煎饺/#
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A common snack item, popular throughout Ecuador, is e-as - small pastries filled with meat, onions, eggs, and olives.

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empanada#
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/em. pəˈnɑːdə/#
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Compare #
enchilada

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》a type of cart (= a vehicle with either two or four wheels, pulled by a horse and used for carrying goods):#
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Constable’s famous painting “The Hay W-n.”

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wain#
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noun [ C ]#
old use#
/weɪn/

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> a yellowish-orange color, or a substance obtained from earth that is used for giving this color to paints#
赭色,土黄色;[用作颜料的]赭石#
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o-r

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ocher#
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noun [ U ] #
/ˈoʊ.kɚ/

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> an area in or on the edge of a city, in which poor people live in small, very cheaply built houses#
[城市内或其边缘的]棚户区,贫民窟#
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The township is {a sprawling s-n} and {squatter camp} hidden by the bush.

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shantytown#
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noun [ C ]#
/ˈʃæn.t̬i.taʊn/

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》an arrangement to meet someone, especially secretly, at a particular place and time, or the place itself#
[尤指秘密的]约会,会面#
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We {have a r-s} for next week, don’t we?#
我们下周有个约会,是不是?#
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The lovers met {at a secret r-s} in the park.#
恋人们在公园中偷偷约会。

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rendezvous#
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noun [ C ]#
/ˈrɑːn.deɪ.vuː/#
plural rendezvous

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》being not trusting or respecting the goodness of other people and their actions, but believing that people are interested only in themselves#
/玩世不恭/#
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He’s often been accused of c-m, but he says he’s just realistic.

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cynicism#
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noun [ U ]#
/ˈsɪn·əˌsɪz·əm/

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》[informal old-fashioned]#
fashionable or expensive#
时尚的;奢华的#
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a s-h hotel#
豪华酒店

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swish#
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adjective #
/swɪʃ/

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hystricidae

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》Old World porcupines. There are 11 species in this family. Old World porcupines are found in Europe, Africa, and Asia. They have stocky bodies, rounded heads, and stiff quills.#
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h-e

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》person’s or animal’s intestines or internal organs, especially when removed or exposed outside the body.#
内脏#
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pig e-s#
猪内脏#
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A priest would find omens in the steaming e-s of a sacrificed animal.

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entrails#
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noun [ plural ]#
/ˈen.treɪlz/#
plural noun

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》[anatomy, medical, specialized]
relating to the two main arteries that carry blood to the head and neck#
颈动脉的#
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Blood was obtained by {c-d artery} laceration.

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carotid#
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adjective#
/kəˈrɑː.t̬ɪd/

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> so obvious that it can easily be seen or known, or (of a feeling) so strong that it seems as if it can be touched or physically felt#
可感知的,易察觉的;触摸得到的#
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a p-e effect# 明显的效果#
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Her joy was p-e.#
她的快乐全写在脸上。

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palpable#
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adjective#
/ˈpæl.pə.bəl/

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> the act of putting someone in prison for political or military reasons, especially during a war#
[因政治或军事原因]拘留[尤指在战时]#
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an i-t camp#
拘留营

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internment#
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noun [ U ]#
/ɪnˈtɝːn.mənt/

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> the process by which an animal or plant produces and releases a liquid, or the liquid produced#
分泌;分泌液#
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The excessive {s-n of gastric juices} in the gut causes ulcers.#
胃中胃液分泌过多会导致胃溃疡#
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toxic s-ns#
有毒分泌物

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secretion#
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noun [ C or U ]#
BIOLOGY#
specialized#
/sɪˈkriː.ʃən/

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> to cause something or someone to change direction#
使改变方向,使转向#
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Traffic will be d-ted through the side streets while the main road is resurfaced.#
这条主干道重铺路面时,车辆行人将被分流到侧路通行#
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Our flight had to be d-ted to Newark because of the storm.#
由于暴风雨,我们的班机被迫改在纽瓦克机场降落。

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divert#
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verb [ T ]#
/dɪˈvɝːt/

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> to put something into liquid for a short time#
把…在液体中浸泡一会儿#
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D-k the sponge in water every once in a while to stop it from drying out.#
时常把海绵浸在水里可避免它变干。

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dunk#
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verb [ T ]#
/dʌŋk/

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pandemic vs epidemic vs endemic

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pandemic [dangerous, disease]#
a dangerous disease that infects many people at one time: What can be done to prevent a bird flu pandemic?#
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epidemic [express, disease]#
the appearance of a particular disease in a very large number of people during the same period of time: a flu epidemic#
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endemic [end in area or group, not only disease]#
(esp. of a disease or social condition) found particularly in a specific area or group: Some of these problems are endemic to big US cities.

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> [ C or U ] [formal] the fact of being stupid, or a stupid action, idea, etc.#
愚蠢;愚蠢的行为[或念头等]#
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She said that the idea was f-y.#
她说这是个愚蠢的主意#
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[ + to infinitive] It would be f-y for the country to become involved in the war.#
那个国家要是参战的话实属愚蠢之举。

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folly#
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noun#
/ˈfɑː.li/

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> a large group of armed ships that fight wars at sea#
[大型] 舰队#
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The Spanish A-a was sent by the king of Spain to invade England in 1588.#
1588年,西班牙国王派无敌舰队攻打英格兰。

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armada#
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noun [ C ]#
/ɑːrˈmɑː.də/

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> a line of people, vehicles, horses, etc. following a particular route as part of a ceremony#
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Last of all came Columbus, elegantly mounted and surrounded by {a brilliant c-e of} young Spaniards.

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cavalcade#
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noun [ C ]#
/ˌkæv.əlˈkeɪd/

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> a lot of very small broken pieces#
碎片,碎屑#
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The city {was bombed to s-s} during the war.#
城市在战争中被炸成了瓦砾#
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So many films involve everyone and everything {being blown to s-s}.#
许多电影中都有人和东西被炸得粉碎的场景。

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smithereens#
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noun [ plural]#
informal#
/ˌsmɪð.əˈriːnz/

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》[literary] a ruler who has a lot of power, especially one whose power is not limited, for example by the existence of a parliament#
权力大的统治者;[尤指不受议会等约束的]君主#
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p-e

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potentate#
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noun [ C ]#
/ˈpoʊ.t̬ən.teɪt/#

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> a skilled performer, especially a dancer, singer, or actor#
专业演员,艺人(尤指舞蹈演员 、歌手或演员)#
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a popular 19th-century music hall a-e#
一位19世纪广受欢迎的综艺表演艺人#
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circus a-es#
马戏团表演艺人#
#
Compare:#
someone who paints, draws, or makes sculptures:#
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Monet is one of my favorite a-ts.#
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someone who does skilled work with their hands [without machine]#
#
local a-n cheeses

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artiste#
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noun [ C ]#
/ɑːrˈtiːst/#
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artist#
noun [ C ]#
/ˈɑːr.t̬ɪst/#
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artisan#
noun [ C ]#
/ˈɑːr.t̬ə.zən/#
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artist vs artiste vs artisan

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> a statement that does not correctly follow from the meaning of the previous statement#
前后不连贯的陈述;不合逻辑的推理#
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His weird mixed metaphors and {n-n s-rs}.#
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It is simply a {n-n s-r} to build a community among neighboring states on the basis of official indifference to those neighbors.

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non sequitur#
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noun [ C ]#
/ˌnɑːn ˈsek.wɪ.t̬ɚ/

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> An a-d vehicle consists of two or more parts that bend where they are joined, in order to help the vehicle turn corners.#
[车辆]铰接的#
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[UK] {An a-d lorry} has overturned on the southbound carriageway, shedding its load.#
一辆铰接式卡车在南行车道上翻车了,货物散落一地#
#
比較#
tractor-trailer

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articulated#
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adjective#
/ɑːrˈtɪk.jə.leɪ.t̬ɪd/

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》extremely silly or with no real meaning or importance#
极其愚蠢的;无意义的;无聊的#
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He’s always making i-e remarks.#
他老是发表愚蠢空洞的言论#
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There are too many i-e quiz shows on television these days.#
现在电视中无聊的智力竞答节目太多。

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inane#
#
adjective#
/ɪˈneɪn/

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> full of something unpleasant#
充满;充斥#
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The office was {r-e w-h} rumors.#
办公室里谣言层出不穷。

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rife with sth

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> having no excitement, interest, or new and different events#
乏味的,单调的,令人厌倦的#
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We lead such {a h-m life/existence}.#
我们的生活/日子过得真是乏味#
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Most of the work is fairly h-m.#
这工作大部分都相当单调#
#
類義語#
ordinary

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humdrum#
#
adjective#
/ˈhʌm.drʌm/

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》nervous:#
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He felt all j-y before the interview.#
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> shaking and slightly uncontrolled:#
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I get really j-y if I drink too much coffee.

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jittery#
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adjective#
informal#
/ˈdʒɪt̬.ɚ.i/

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》[informal] the activity of trying to win a game by doing things that are not really breaking the rules but are intended to destroy the confidence of the other player#
比赛战术,比赛策略#
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The negotiations were primarily exercises in propaganda and g-p.

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gamesmanship#
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noun [ U ]#
/ˈɡeɪmz.mən.ʃɪp/

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》To gain superiority, mastery, or an advantage over someone or something; to get control over someone or something.#
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I knew I shouldn’t be meddling in other people’s business, but my curiosity {g-t the b-r of} me.#
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I know we could have beaten them in last week’s game, but they just {g-t the b-r of} us from the start.

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get the better of (someone or something)

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》 to lose strength, determination, or purpose, especially temporarily#
[尤指暂时地]动摇#
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I’m afraid my concentration began to w-r as lunch approached.#
恐怕我的注意力在临近午饭时要开始下降了#
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He has never w-red in his support for the leader.#
他对领袖的支持从未动摇过。

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waver#
#
verb [ I ]#
/ˈweɪ.vɚ/

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> to make a loud, unpleasant noise#
[驴]叫;发出似驴叫的声音#
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The mules suddenly started b-ying.#
骡子突然叫了起来#
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She {had a loud, b-ying laugh}.#
她发出响亮刺耳的笑声。

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bray#
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verb [ I ]#
/breɪ/

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> to make use of something#
利用#
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Over a thousand learners have already a-led the opportunity to study at our college.#
已有一千多名学生抓住机会在我校学习#
#
To a-l this offer, please click here.#
如要接受该优惠,请点击这里。

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avail#
#
verb [ T ]#
/əˈveɪl/

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> to persuade someone gently to do something or go somewhere, by being kind and patient, or by appearing to be#
哄劝;哄骗;劝诱#
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Perhaps you could c-x your father into taking you to the station.#
也许你能花言巧语说服父亲带你去车站#
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He has some information I want, so I’m going to try to c-x it out of him over a drink.#
他知道一些我想要的消息,所以我要设法在喝酒时从他那里套出来#
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A mother was coaxing her reluctant child into the water.#
一位母亲正在哄劝不情愿的孩子下水#
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a c-xing voice#
诱哄的口气

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coax#
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verb [ T ]#
/koʊks/

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> to prevent something from working or opening in the usual way because of being blocked or stuck#
[由于覆有黏性物质而]粘住,使出故障,使运转不正常#
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When I woke up this morning my eyes were all {g-mmed up}.#
今天早晨我醒来时,眼睛被眼屎给糊住了。

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gum sth up#
#
— phrasal verb with gum verb [ T ] #
old-fashioned#
/ɡʌm/

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> to provide, take, or use only a small amount of something#
限量提供; 吝惜; 节省#
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The bride’s parents did not s-t on the champagne - there was plenty for everyone.#
新娘的父母在香槟上一点儿也不小气——足够每个人喝的#
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Don’t s-t yourself - take another slice of cake.#
别吝惜肚子——再来块蛋糕

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stint#
#
verb [ I or T, usually in negatives ]#
/stɪnt/

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> untidy and looking a little dirty#
邋遢的,不整洁的#
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They live in a s-y part of town.#
他们住在镇上乱糟糟的地段#
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a small, s-y=looking man#
一個邋里邋遢的矮个男人

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scruffy#
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adjective#
/ˈskrʌf.i/

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> use, purpose, advantage, or profit#
效用;帮助;利益#
#
We tried to persuade her not to resign, but {to no a-l} (= did not succeed).#
我们力劝她不要辞职,可是没有用#
#
My attempts to improve the situation {were of little/no a-l}.#
我竭力扭转局面,但是收效甚微/徒劳无功。

A

avail#
#
noun [ U ]#
/əˈveɪl/

49
Q

/夹着尾巴逃跑/

A

tuck tail and run

50
Q

/听诊器/

A

stethoscope#
/ˈsteθ.ə.skoʊp/

51
Q

/披着羊皮的狼/

A

A wolf in sheep’s clothing

52
Q

> [BIOLOGY, specialized] one of the organs in a male or female animal that produces sex cells#
/性腺/#
#
g-d

A

gonad#
#
noun [ C ]#
US /ˈɡoʊ.næd/

53
Q

》[disapproving] To have the full faculties of one’s mind; to be completely sane.#
#
That guy talking to himself there must not be [p-ying with a f-l d-k].#
#
I know you don’t think I’m [p-ying with a f-l d-k], but I’m telling you the truth—a ghost came through the window!#
#
> To be bright or intelligent.#
#
He’s a nice guy, but some of the ridiculous things he says—I don’t think he’s [p-ying with a f-l d-k].

A

play with a full deck

54
Q

》[formal] showing no intelligence or imagination#
#
a v-d reality TV show#
#
He’s attractive, but v-d.

A

vapid#
#
adjective#
/ˈvæp.ɪd/

55
Q

> [informal] to have success or good fortune in a situation in which one was likely to fail, be harmed, etc.#
#
The scandal forced several board members to resign, but the chairman {c-e o-t s-g l-e a r-e}.

A

come out/up smelling like a rose

56
Q

> [T] to cut down a tree#
#
A great number of trees were f-led to provide space for grazing.#
#
[T] to knock someone down, especially in sports#
#
He eventually f-led his opponent with a punch to the head.

A

fell#
#
verb# US /fel/

57
Q

> [US informal] a person who is paid to secretly and illegally bring people across the border into the from Latin America:#
#
They still owe thousands of dollars to the c-es who brought her and her children across the border.

A

coyote#
noun [ C ]#
#
/kaɪˈoʊ.t̬i/

58
Q

》a small or insignificant amount of money.#
#
It’s rough, {dead-end work} that pays {c-p c-e}.

A

chump change

59
Q

> an open pastry case, filled with a mixture of eggs, cream, and other savory (= not sweet) foods, that is baked and eaten hot or cold:#
#
asparagus/broccoli q-e

A

quiche#
noun [ C or U ]#
#
US /kiːʃ/

60
Q

> If you [t-e the b-e] for something, you say that you did it or that it is your fault#
#
If anything goes wrong, I’ll [t-e the b-e].

A

take the blame

61
Q

> Pretty or attractive in a dainty way #
#
That baby is [(as) c-e as a b-n].

A

(as) cute as a button#
or#
(as) cute as a bug’s ear.

62
Q

> to be the reason for something that happens#
#
The hot weather [is partly to b-e] for the water shortage.

A

be to blame

63
Q

> to depart and leave someone behind; to abandon someone.#
#
Bob {b-led o-t on me} and left me to take all the blame.

A

bail out on someone

64
Q

> to give one’s attention to (doing something) to make sure that it happens#
#
She [m-es it a p-t to] treat her employees fairly.

A

make it a point to (do something)

65
Q

circadian vs cicada

A

circadian#
/sɝːˈkeɪ.di.ən/used to describe the processes in animals and plants that happen naturally during a 24-hour period#
#
cicada# /sɪˈkeiː.də/#

66
Q

erudite vs recondite

A

erudite#
/lots of knowledge and known by few/#
#
recondite#
/difficult to understand and known by few/

67
Q

》[ S, formal] the origin of something, when it is begun or starts to exist#
[事物的] 形成,发生,起源,创始#
#
The story {had its g-s in} a conversation the author had with his mother.#
故事以作者与母亲的一段对话开始#
#
research into {the g-s of} cancer#
对癌症病因的研究

A

genesis#
#
noun#
/ˈdʒen.ə.sɪs/

68
Q

IBS#
#
IBS is a chronic condition that you’ll need to manage long term.

A

Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is a common disorder that affects the large intestine. Signs and symptoms include cramping, abdominal pain, bloating, gas, and diarrhea or constipation, or both.

69
Q

The walls of Jericho

A

God told Joshua to have the people to march silently around Jericho for six days, and then, after seven circuits on the seventh day, to shout. The very strong walls of Jericho collapsed.

70
Q

> [ C, informal] someone who wheels and deals#
投机取巧的人;耍手腕的人#
#
He worked in the property business for a number of years, acquiring a reputation as a formidable {w-r=d-r}.#
他在房地产行业混了好些年,得了个不好对付、爱耍手腕的名声。

A

wheeler-dealer#
#
noun#
/ˌwiː.lɚˈdiː.lɚ/

71
Q

> [ I or T ] to cause to stay in a liquid, especially in order to become soft or clean, or to improve flavor:#
#
Leave the cloth to s-p in the dye overnight.#
#
We had pears s-ped in red wine for dessert.

A

steep#
#
verb #
/stiːp/

72
Q

> [ S, informal] someone or something that is very good and has all the qualities that people say they have#
真正的能手/好事 [非常好的某人或某物,具有人们所说其应有的所有素质]#
#
His performance proved he’s [the r-l d-l].#
他的表演证明他确实很棒

A

the real deal#
#
noun #
/ˌriː.əl ˈdiːl/

73
Q

> [disapproving] larger and containing more detail than necessary, or intended to seem important or great#
夸大的,不切实际的;华而不实的#
#
g-e schemes/designs/ideas for making money#
不切实际的赚钱计划/方案/想法

A

grandiose#
#
adjective#
/ˈɡræn.di.oʊs/

74
Q

> [especially of prices] too much, or more than is reasonable:#
#
They are having to face very s-p taxes.#
#
We enjoyed our meal at the restaurant, but the check was a little s-p.#
#
The membership fees at the golf club are pretty s-p.

A

steep#
#
adjective#
/stiːp/

75
Q

> [formal] behavior that is controlled, calm, and polite#
稳重,端庄#
#
As young ladies we were expected to act/behave with proper d-m.#
人们认为我们年轻女子的行为举止应该沉稳端庄

A

decorum#
#
noun [ U ]#
/dɪˈkɔːr.əm/

76
Q

> [informal castle] in the game of chess, a piece that can move along any number of squares in straight lines parallel to the sides of the board#
[国际象棋的] 车#
#
r-k

A

rook#
#
noun [ C ]#
/rʊk/

77
Q

》[informal, humorous] the body of a man who is slightly too fat and does not appear to do a lot of exercise:#
#
Wouldn’t you prefer a {d-d b-d} to someone who looks like he spends every spare moment in the gym?

A

dad bod#
#
noun [ C ]#
/ˈdæd ˌbɑːd/

78
Q

> [LAW, C or U] someone or something that causes harm to people in general, rather than to particular people:#
#
Odors from the factory may [amount to] a [p-c n-e].#
#
the crime of causing harm to people in general, rather than to particular people:#
#
The aim of the law of [p-c n-e] is to prevent interference with [the rights of the public at large].

A

public nuisance#
#
noun

79
Q

》[literary] used to describe a place where many people have died in a violent way, or a person responsible for the deaths of many people:#
#
The castle’s history is {s-d in b-d}.

A

steeped in blood

80
Q

> [plural] dishonest or illegal activities:#
#
They were accused of various {s-y d-s}.

A

shady dealings#
#
noun

81
Q

》a short, funny play that makes a joke of something#
幽默短剧#
#
I thought the {s-t on} politicians was really funny.#
我觉得这出讽刺政客的幽默短剧确实很好笑

A

skit#
#
noun [ C ]#
/skɪt/

82
Q

> being completely surrounded by or involved in it, or know a lot about it:#
#
The college [is s-ped in] history/tradition.#
#
These ancient scholars [were s-ped in] poetry and painting, as well as math and astronomy.

A

steep sth/sb in sth#
#
verb [ I or T ]#
/stiːp/

83
Q

》being very careful not to offend someone or do anything wrong:#
#
When my mother is staying at our house, I feel like I’m {w-king on e-s}.

A

walk on eggs/eggshells

84
Q

> Forgotten or disregarded; lost or wasted.#
#
One member of the audience started shouting at the speaker during the presentation, and all sense of decorum went right [o-t of the w-w].#
#
Once the government deregulated the industry, expensive safety precautions were the first thing [o-t the w-w].

A

out (of) the window

85
Q

> the facts about something#
真实,真实性#
#
The booklet gives you [the r-l d-l] on smoking.#
这本小册子给你讲述关于吸烟的事实真相

A

the real deal#
#
noun #
/ˌriː.əl ˈdiːl/

86
Q

> to lower someone or something in rank or position#
使降职,使降级#
#
The captain was d-ted (to sergeant) for failing to fulfil his duties.#
上尉因为没有完成任务被降职(为中士)

A

demote#
#
verb [ T ]#
/dɪˈmoʊt/

87
Q

》to make a bargain or a business transaction more appealing by adding value to the transaction.#
#
The dealer [s-ned the d-l] by throwing in free car washes.#
#
He wasn’t willing to do anything to [s-n the d-l], so I left.#
#
She [s-ned up the d-l] with a little extra money.

A

sweeten (up) the deal

88
Q

》[ C ] the music written for a film, play, etc.#
[电影、戏剧等的] 配乐#
#
a film s-e# 电影配乐#
#
Rodgers wrote the s-e for/of/to “Oklahoma!”.#
是罗杰斯为《俄克拉何马!》谱的曲。

A

score#
#
noun#
/skɔːr/

89
Q

》[ C usually singular, formal, plural score] 20 or approximately 20#
二十;二十左右#
#
He lived to be three s-e years and ten (= until he was 70 years old).#
他活到了70岁#
#
He is one of {a s-e of} volunteer leaders#
#
scores [ plural ]#
#
> [plural] a lot of things or people#
许多,大量#
#
Sean received cards from {s-es of} local well-wishers.#
西恩收到了当地人送来的祝福卡。

A

score#
#
noun#
/skɔːr/

90
Q

》[ C usually singular] a period of two weeks#
两星期,两周#
#
a f-t’s holiday#
两周的假期#
#
once a f-t#
两周一次#
#
a f-t ago#
两周以前

A

fortnight#
noun#
/ˈfɔːrt.naɪt/

91
Q

> [ I or T, slang] to get illegal drugs#
搞到,弄到[毒品]#
#
She tried to s-e some dope in a nightclub.#
她设法在夜总会搞到一些毒品。

A

score#
#
verb#
/skɔːr/

92
Q

> [ I, slang] to have sex with someone that you have usually just met#
[通常指与新认识的人] 发生性关系#
#
Did you s-e last night, then?#
那你们昨天晚上上床了吗?

A

score#
#
verb#
/skɔːr/

93
Q

> [ T ] to make a mark or cut on the surface of something hard with a pointed tool, or to draw a line through writing#
划;刻痕于;画线于#
#
If you s-e the tile first, it will be easier to break.#
要是先在瓷砖上划一道痕,要破开就容易多了

A

score#
#
verb#
/skɔːr/

94
Q

> [ T ] to write or change a piece of music for particular instruments or voices#
为…写总谱;为…配乐#
#
This piece is s-ed for strings and woodwind.#
这是为弦乐和木管乐写的总谱#
#
[ C ] a piece of written music showing the parts for all the instruments and voices#
[音乐的] 总谱#
#
an orchestral s-e#
管弦乐总谱

A

score#
#
verb# noun#
/skɔːr/

95
Q

> [ T often passive, disapproving] to change a place from being a poor area to a richer one, by people of a higher social class moving to live there.#
[上层社会的人移居过来而] 使 [地区] 贵族化#
The area where I grew up has been all modernized and g-fied, and has lost all its old character.#
#
我成长的地方已经整个被现代化和贵族化,完全失去了以前的风貌。

A

gentrify#
#
verb#
/ˈdʒen.trə.faɪ/

96
Q

> [ T, US informal] to get something#
获得,得到#
#
I managed to s-e a couple of tickets to the World Cup final.#
我设法搞到了几张世界杯决赛的入场券。

A

score#
#
verb# /skɔːr/

97
Q

> [C or U formal] proof#
证明;验证#
#
The detail of her wildlife paintings is (a) t-t to (= proof of) her powers of observation.#
她画野生动物十分细致,这证明她有很强的观察能力。

A

testament#
#
noun#
/ˈtes.tə.mənt/

98
Q

> [formal] in large numbers#
大量地,大批地#
#
People are leaving the organization {by the s-e}.#
人们纷纷退出该组织。

A

by the score

99
Q

》[informal] a girl or young woman who is a fan of someone or something such as an actor, a type of music, a piece of technology, etc.#
[年轻的] 女…迷[影迷、音乐迷、技术迷,等等]#
#
F-ls love shows not just for their good qualities but for the opportunities they provide to engage emotionally with what’s on the screen.#
这些节目的年轻女性狂热爱好者喜欢的不仅仅是节目的高质量,也是因为这些节目为她们提供了与屏幕内容感情互动的机会。

A

fangirl#
#
noun [ C ]#
/ˈfæn.ɡɝːl/

100
Q

》[informal] used to ask someone about what is going to happen, especially when arrangements have been confused#
[尤指安排被打乱时] 情况怎么样?#
#
{What’s the s-e}, then - are they coming?#
情况怎么样?——他们来吗?

A

what’s the score?

101
Q

> 1)couch vs 2) coach

A

1)/kɑʊtʃ/#
a piece of furniture with a back and usually arms, that two or more people can sit on at once; a sofa#
#
to express something in a particular way, esp. in order not to upset or anger the person addressed:#
#
They want to couch their response in diplomatic, not threatening, terms.#
#
2)/koʊtʃ/#
the less expensive sections of an aircraft that most people sit in:#
#
[ U ] We were in coach on the flight to Seattle.#
#
A coach is also one of the separate parts of a train.

102
Q

> a building with several floors and no elevator or an apartment or office in such a building#
无电梯的大楼;未配备电梯的公寓[或办公室]#
#
a studio apartment in an ungentrified w-k=up

A

walk-up#
#
noun [ C ] US#
/ˈwɑːk.ʌp/

103
Q

》about the thing or subject that has just been mentioned#
在这个/那个问题上#
#
I’ll let you have the money, so there’s nothing to worry about {on that s-e}.#
我会给你钱的,这样你就不用为钱的事担心了#
#
“The team has a lot of determination to win,” declared the coach. “I have no doubts {on that s-e}.#
“我们队有十足的决心打嬴这场比赛,”教练说,“对此我毫不怀疑。

A

on this/that score

104
Q

》in Christian ceremonies, a large, decorative gold or silver cup from which wine is drunk#
[基督教仪式中用金或银装饰的] 圣餐杯,高脚酒杯#
#
> in magic, a cup representing the element of water#
[魔法中代表水的] 杯子#
#
c-e

A

chalice#
#
noun [ C ]#
/ˈtʃæl.ɪs/

105
Q

> suffering from anemia#
贫血的,患贫血症的#
#
Lack of iron in your diet can make you a-c.#
饮食中缺少铁元素会导致贫血

A

anemic#
#
adjective (UK anaemic)#
/əˈniː.mɪk/

106
Q

> to allow someone to rent all or part of a house or other building that you are renting from someone else#
分租,转租#
#
Our rental contract states that we are not allowed to {s-t the house}.#
我们的租房合同写明我们不得将房屋转租。

A

sublet#
#
verb [ T ]#
/ˈsʌb.let/#
past tense and past participle sublet

107
Q

> to do something that will make someone like you#
使[某人]喜欢自己#
#
He tried really hard to be funny and cool to try to {s-e p-s with} Amanda.#
为了让阿曼达喜欢他,他非常努力地显得诙谐潇洒。

A

score points (with sb)

108
Q

> to draw a line through a piece of writing#
划掉#
#
He [s-ed o-t] two names on the list.#
他在名单上划掉了两个名字

A

score sth out/through#
— phrasal verb with score #
#
verb# /skɔːr/

109
Q

> to punish someone for something wrong that they did to you in the past and that you cannot forgive#
算旧账#
#
Police believe the killer was a gang member {s-ling a s-e with} a rival gang.#
警方认为,杀人犯是一团伙成员,当时正和敌对团伙算旧账#
#
He is using his wealth and power to {s-e o-d s-es}.#
他凭借自己的财富和权力来算旧账。

A

settle a score#
(also settle old scores)

110
Q

》to say things that make someone else seem silly or wrong#
驳倒[某人]#
#
He’s always trying to [s-e p-s o-f] people and it’s really irritating.#
他老是想驳倒别人,太令人讨厌了。

A

score points off sb#
(UK also score points over sb)

111
Q

> treating people like tools or toys, as if they had no feelings, opinions, or rights of their own#
人格物化[把人当成没有感情、思想或权利的工具或玩物]#
#
Pornography is often an example of the o-n of women by men.#
淫秽作品是男人将女性当成玩物的一个例证。

A

objectification#
#
noun [ U ]#
/ɑːbˌdʒek.tə.fəˈkeɪ.ʃən/

112
Q

> wanting to discover as much as you can about things, sometimes in a way that annoys people#
好问的;爱钻研的;好打听的#
#
an i-e child#
好奇爱问的小孩#
#
an i-e mind#
爱钻研的人#
#
She could see [i-e faces looking out from] the windows next door.#
她可以看到一张张好奇的面孔从隔壁房子的窗户里向外观望。

A

inquisitive#
#
adjective#
/ɪnˈkwɪz.ə.t̬ɪv/

113
Q

> without any energy and effort#
没有活力的,无精打采的#
#
Both actors gave fairly a-c performances.#
两个演员的表演都苍白无力。

A

anemic#
#
adjective (UK anaemic)#
/əˈniː.mɪk/