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noun U
the brown outer covering of grains that is left when the grain is made into flour
bran
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psyllium
一种无籽葡萄干
sultana
noun C
a type of kitchen tool that has a metal or plastic net, used for separating solids from liquids or very small pieces of food from large pieces
sieve
Pour the soup through a sieve to get rid of any lumps.
verb T
to sieve flour
adj
1 consisting of large pieces; rough, not smooth
2 ( used about a person or ( his/her behavior ) rude, likely to offend people; having bad manners
coarse
1 coarse salt, coarse cloth
opp. fine
2 His coarse remarks about women offended her.
coarsely. adv
Chop the onion coarsely ( = into pieces which are not too small ).
He laughed coarsely.
verb T
1 to get rid of sth that you do not want, especially in a place which is not suitable
2 to put sth down quickly or in a careless way
3 informal, to get rid of sb, especially a boyfriend or a girlfriend
dump
1 Nuclear waste should not be dumped in a sea.
figurative, I wish you wouldn’t keep dumping the extra work on me.
2 The children dumped their coats and bags in the hall and ran off to play.
3 Did you hear that Laura dumped Chris last night?
noun C
1 a place where rubbish or waste material from factories, etc is left
2 informal , a place that is very dirty, untidy or unpleasant
dump 1 a rubbish dump 2 The flat is cheap but it's a real dump. syn. tip idm. down in the dumps: unhappy or sad
verb T
( formal ) ~ yourself/sb/sth of sb/sth
to make yourself/sb/sth free from sb/sth that is unpleasant or not wanted
rid
He was unable to rid himself of his fears and suspicions.
He was a nuisance and we’re well rid of him(=it will be much better without him).
idm, get rid of sb/sth : to make yourself free of sb/sth that is annoying you or that you do not want; to throw sth away
Let’s get rid of that old chair and buy a new one.
noun C
a person, thing or situation that annoys you or cause you trouble
nuisance
It’s a nuisance having to queue for everything.
noun
1 C U a feeling or belief that sth is wrong or that sb has done sth wrong
2 C a feeling that sth may happen or be true
suspicion
1 I always treat smiling politicians with suspicion.
She was arrested on suspicion of murder.
He is under suspicion of being involved in drug smuggling.
2 I have a suspicion that he’s forgotten he invited us.
verb. suspect
verb T
to take things into or out of a country secretly in a way that is not allowed by the law, to take a person or a thing secretly into or out of a place
smuggle
The drugs had been smuggled through customs .
smuggler noun C a drug smuggler
verb T
1 to prevent sth from being completely bad
2 ~ yourself , to do sth to improve people’s opinion of you, especially after you have done sth bad
redeem
1 The redeeming feature of the job is the good salary.
verb I
~ in sth, to take part or become involved in sth
noun
participate
Students are encouraged to participate in sporting activities.
participation
noun C
( grammar ) a word that is formed from a verb and that ends in -ing (present ~) or -ed, -en, etc (past ~). ~s are used to form tenses of the verb, or as adjectives.
participle
Hurrying and hurried are the present and past participles of hurry.
adj
1 ( only before a noun ) used to emphasize that you are talking about one person, thing, time, etc and not about others
2 (only before a noun) greater than usual, special
3 connected with one person or thing and not with others
4 ~ about/over sth, (not before a noun) difficult to please
particular
1 Is there any particular dish you enjoy making?
2 This article is of particular interest to me.
3 Everybody has their own particular problems.
4 Some people are extremely particular about what they eat.
IDM in particular, especially
Is there anything in particular you’d like to do this weekend?
adj
1 ~ about sth, (used about people) giving too much attention to small details and therefore difficult to please
2 having to much detail or decoration
fussy
1 He is very fussy about food.
2 I don’t like that pattern, It’s too fussy.
verb I
1 to be worried or excited about small things
2 ~ over sb/sth, to pay too much attention to sb/sth
fuss 1 Stop fussing. We are not going to be late. 2 Stop fussing over all the details. IDM. not be fussed about sb/sth To not care very much Where do you want to go for lunch? I am not fussed.
adj
difficult to do or deal with
tricky
a tricky situation
verb
1 T ~ sth to sb/sth, to give a plan, document, etc to an official organization so that it can be studied and considered
2 I ~ to sb/sth, to accept sb/sth’s power or control because he/she has defeated you
submit
1 to submit an application/complaint/claim
adj
1 very important or necessary
2 full of energy; lively
vital
1 Practice is vital if you want to speak a language well.
vital information
vitally adv. vitally important
noun U
the act of finding out secret information about another country or organization
espionage 1
verb spy
noun C
an exact copy of a plant or animal that is produced from one of its cells by scientific mathods
clone
clone verb T
A team from the UK were the first to successfully clone an animal.
adj written
1 eating or wanting large amounts of food
2 wanting a lot of new information and knowledge
voracious 2 1 a voracious eater to have a voracious appetite 2 a voracious reader voraciously adv voracity noun U 2
noun U
( according to the Christian religion ) the action of being saved from evil
redemption
IDM beyond redemption, too bad to be saved or improved
noun
1 U formal, the act of writing letters; the letters themselves
2 C U a close connection or relationship between two or more things
correspondence 3
1 There hasn’t been any correspondence between them for years.
2 There is no correspondence between the two sets of figures.
noun C
1 a person who provides news or writes articles for a news paper, etc, especially from a foreign country
2 a person who writes letters to sb
correspondent 3
1 our Middle East correspondent, Andy Jenkins
noun U
the quality of being clear and easy to understand
clarity 1
clarity of expression
noun U
an act of making sth clear and easier to understand
clarification 4
We’d like some clarification of exactly what your company intends to do.
verb T
to make sth become clear and easier to understand
clarify 1
I hope that what I say will clarify the situation.
clear adj
noun U
1 the freedom and power to make decisions by yourself
2 care in what you say and do so as not to cause embarrassment or difficulty for sb
discretion 2
1 You must decide what is best. Use your discretion.
2 This is confidential but I know I can rely on your discretion.
discreet adj
IDM at sb’s discretion, depending on what sb thinks or decide
Pay increases are awarded at the discretion of the director.
verb I
1 to need sb/sth and not be able to live or work properly without him/her/it
2 to trust sb/sth to work or behave well
rely 2
1 The old lady had to rely on other people to do her shopping for her.
2 Can I rely on you to keep a secret?
reliance noun
adj ~ on sb/sth
not being able to live or work without sb/sth
reliant 2
There are totally reliant on the state for financial support.
rely verb
adj
that you can trust
reliable 2 Japanese cars are usually very reliable. Is he a reliable witness? OPP unreliable rely verb reliability 3 noun U reliably adv I have been reliably informed that there will be no trains tomorrow.
noun U ~ on sb/sth
1 being able to trust sb/sth
2 not being able to live or work without sb/sth; being dependent on sb/sth
rely verb
reliance 2
1 Don’t place too much reliance on her promises.
noun C
an object, tradition, etc from the past that still survives today
relic 1
adj
not depending on help from anyone else
self-reliant
noun U
the waste material from people’s bodies that is carried away from their homes in water in large underground pipes
sewage 1
noun C
an underground pipe that carries human waste to a place where it can be treated
sewer
noun pl technical
the solid waste material that you get rid of when you go to the toilet
faeces
verb I formal
to pass urine from the body
urinate