Lesson 51 Flashcards

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slacker

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偷懶的人
Those slackers have gone home early again.
那些懶鬼又提前回家了。

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be slated

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預計,預定;安排
[ + to infinitive ] Jeff is slated to be the next captain of the team.
傑夫預計會成爲球隊的下一任隊長。

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3
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slather

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大量塗抹,厚厚塗抹
She slathered lotion on/all over her body.
她在全身塗抹了大量的潤膚乳霜。

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4
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sledging

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sledging

(體育比賽中為激怒對手而進行的)侮辱

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sleek

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(尤指頭髮、衣服)平滑發亮的,整潔的;(外形)線條流暢的
The cat had sleek fur.
那隻貓的皮毛油光發亮。

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sleuth

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1.大獵犬;大警犬
2.【美】【口】偵探
If the police cannot crack this case, you may have to hire a sleuth. 如果警方不能找到凶手,你可能要請一個偵探。

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7
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slight

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1.少量的,微小的
a slight improvement
略微的改善
2.輕視,冷落;怠慢
I felt slighted when my boss thanked everyone but me for their hard work.
我的老闆感謝了每個人所付出的辛勞,唯獨沒有感謝我,這讓我感到自己受到了冷落。
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8
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slip through the net

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漏網;被漏掉
Once again terrorists have slipped through the police net.
恐怖分子又一次逃離了警方布下的天羅地網。

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9
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slog

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鍥而不捨地做(尤指困難或乏味的工作)
I’ve been slogging away for days on this essay and I’m still not finished.
我爲了這篇文章已經埋頭苦寫好幾天了,但還沒有完成。

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10
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sloshed

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喝醉的
He always gets sloshed at the annual office party.
每年的辦公室派對上他都會喝醉。

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11
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slough

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(某些動物)蛻(皮)
Snakes slough their skin regularly.
蛇定期蛻皮。

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12
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slovenly

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邋遢的,不整潔的
a slovenly appearance
邋遢的外表

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13
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sluggish (2)

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行動緩慢的;遲緩的
A heavy lunch makes me sluggish in the afternoon.
豐盛的午餐使我一下午都懶得動彈。

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14
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smack your lips

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咂嘴脣
“I love chocolate cake,” said Susannah, smacking her lips.
「我喜歡巧克力蛋糕,」蘇珊娜邊咂著嘴脣邊說道。

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15
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smear (2)

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塗抹(黏膩的東西)
The children had smeared peanut butter all over the sofa.
孩子們把花生醬抹得沙發上到處都是。

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16
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smithereens

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碎片,碎屑
The city was bombed to smithereens during the war.
城市在戰爭中被炸成了瓦礫。

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17
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smolder (2)

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無火焰地慢慢燒,悶燒
a smouldering fire
悶燒的火

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18
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smother (2)

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悶死,使窒息
They threatened to smother the animals with plastic bags.
他們威脅要用塑膠袋把這些動物悶死。

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19
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smudged

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弄髒的,模糊不清的
The signature was smudged and impossible to decipher.
簽名被弄得模糊一片,無法辨認。

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20
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snake

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蜿蜓伸展
The river snakes through some of the most spectacular countryside in France.
這條河蜿蜒穿過法國一些最美麗的鄉村地區。

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21
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snappy

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(尤指男子穿著或相貌)時髦的,漂亮的
He’s a snappy dresser.
他是個穿著時髦的人。

22
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snare

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圈套,陷阱
The legal system is full of snares for those who are not wary.
法律制度對那些不謹慎的人而言充滿了陷阱。

23
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snatch

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奪走,搶走
He snatched the photos out of my hand before I had a chance to look at them.
我還沒來得及看,他就一把搶走了我手裡的照片。

24
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sneer

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嘲笑,譏諷
You may sneer, but a lot of people like this kind of music.
你可以嗤之以鼻,但很多人喜歡這種音樂。

25
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snippet

A

一條,一則(新聞、消息或談話)
I heard an interesting snippet on the radio this morning.
今天早上我從廣播裡聽到了一則有趣的新聞。

26
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snitch

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告發,告密,揭發
She thought I’d snitched on her.
她認為是我告了她。

27
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snobbery

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勢利,虛榮
She accused me of snobbery because I sent my sons to a private school.
她指責我虛榮,因爲我送兒子上了一所私立學校。

28
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so to speak

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姑妄言之,可以說
In that relationship it’s very much Lorna who wears the trousers, so to speak (= Lorna makes all the important decisions).
可以這麽說,他們家裡基本上是洛娜說了算。

29
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sobriety (2)

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未醉,清醒
US The police said his car had been weaving all over the road, so they pulled him over and gave him a sobriety test.
警察說他的車在路上一直開得搖搖晃晃的,因此叫他停了下來,幫他做了酒精測試。

30
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soggily

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soggily

濕透地;濕潤地

31
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solace

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安慰,撫慰,慰藉
When his wife left him, he found solace in the bottle (= drank alcohol).
妻子離開他之後,他借酒消愁。

32
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solicit

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請求,索求,乞求
to solicit donations for a charity
呼籲人們捐款給慈善機構

33
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solicitation

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solicitation

懇切地要求;懇請;誘惑

34
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solicitous

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關心的,關切的
He made a solicitous enquiry after her health.
他十分關切地詢問了她的健康狀況。

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solidarity

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團結一致
The situation raises important questions about solidarity among member states of the UN.
當前形勢對聯合國成員國能否團結一致這一重要問題提出了質疑。

36
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solidify (2)

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(使)(液體或氣體)固化,凝固
Molten volcanic lava solidifies as it cools.
火山熔岩冷卻後變成固體。

37
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solitary (2)

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獨自的,唯一的,單個的
On the hill, a solitary figure was busy chopping down trees.
山上,有個人正忙著砍樹。

38
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solvent

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(尤指公司)有償付能力的,付得起的
Many insurance companies are under pressure to increase premiums to stay solvent.
很多保險公司面臨壓力,要增加保險費以保證償付能力。

39
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sommelier

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酒侍;侍酒師;斟酒服務員
Beaujolais hired some of the best sommeliers who serve at the new wine tasting ceremony every year. 每年薄酒萊廠舉行新酒品嚐會時,它們都會請來一些最棒的侍酒師。

40
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soporific (2)

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催眠的,使人昏昏欲睡的
the soporific effect of the heat
炎熱天氣的催眠作用

41
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sordid

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骯髒的,邋遢的
There are lots of really sordid apartments in the city’s poorer areas.
該市的落後地區有很多極其骯髒的公寓。

42
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sort through sth.

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查看(某些事物)並加以分類整理

sort through a pile of old photographs 把一堆舊照片整理一下

43
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soubriquet

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soubriquet

綽號;假名

44
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sought after

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(因品質高或稀有而)熱門的,廣受歡迎的
[ before noun ] At the age of 17 she is already one of Hollywood’s most sought-after actresses.
她17歲時就是好萊塢最走紅的女演員之一了。

45
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sovereign (2)

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至高無上的;完全獨立的
Sovereign power is said to lie with the people in some countries, and with a ruler in others.
據說,在某些國家中最高統治權歸於人民,而在其他國家則掌握在統治者手中。

46
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spare

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額外的,備用的;多餘的
a spare key/tyre
備用鎖匙/輪胎

47
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sparse

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稀少的;稀疏的,零落的
a sparse population/audience
稀少的人口/觀眾

48
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spartan

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簡樸的,清苦的;斯巴達式的
a spartan diet/meal
簡單的飲食/飯菜

49
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spasmodically

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一陣陣地

he tends to work spasmodically, only when the mood takes him 他往往憑性情工作,沒有常性

50
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spit sth out

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厲聲說出
He spat out an insult and marched out of the room.
他一邊大步走出房間,一邊罵了句髒話。