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1.chew /tʃuː;tʃu/v
vt.咀嚼,嚼碎,深思n.咀嚼,咀嚼物
Babiesliketochewsomethingwhenthey'reteething.
幼儿长牙时爱咬东西。
2.arrogant 傲慢的;自大的
3.conceited [con'ceit·ed]
adj. 自负的,狂想的,逞能的,不实际的,幻想的
4.vain /veɪn/adj
havingtoohighanopinionofone'slooks,abilities,etc;conceited(对自己的才﹑貌等)自视过高的;自负的.
[attrib作定语](esprhet尤作修辞)havingnovalueorsignificance无价值的;无意义的:
vainpromises,triumphs,pleasures空头的许诺﹑虚无的胜利﹑空欢喜.
[usuattrib通常作定语]uselessorfutile无用的;无益的;无效的;徒劳的:
avainattempt劳而无功的努力*inthevainhopeofpersuadinghim指望说服他而徒费口舌.
(idm习语)in`vain(a)withnoresult;uselessly无结果地;徒然:
tryinvaintosleep怎麽也睡不着.(b)fruitlessoruseless无效果的;无用的:
Allourworkwasinvain.我们的工作全都白干了.takesb'snameinvain=>name1.
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6.ignite
/ɪgˈnaɪt;ɪɡˋnaɪt/v[I,Tn](causesthto)catchfire(使某物)燃烧,着火;点火;点燃:
*Hestruckamatchandignitedthefuse.他划了根火柴,点着了导火索.
7.kindle,fire,ignite,light
这些动词均含“点燃、着火”之意。
kindle指艰难或缓慢地把可燃料点燃,可用于比喻。
fire普通用词,指将某物点燃使其燃烧起来,火势可大可小。
ignite多用于科技文体,指使某物受热直到燃烧或发光,也可指用火花使易燃物迅速燃烧起来。
light普通用词,指点燃易燃物,使其能发光,满足各种需要。
8.kindle
/ˈkɪndl;ˋkɪndl/v
[I,Tn](causesthto)catchfire(使某物)燃烧,着火:
Thiswoodistoowettokindle.这木头潮得点不着.*Thesparkskindledthedrygrass.有些火星把乾草给引着了.
(fig比喻)(a)[Tn]arouseorstimulate(feelings,etc)激起(感情等):
kindlehopes,interest,anger激起希望﹑兴趣﹑怒火.(b)[I,Ipr]~(withsth)becomebright;shineorglow发亮;放光;明亮起来:
Hereyeskindledwithexcitement.她兴奋得双目炯炯发光.
>kindling/ˈkɪndlɪŋ;ˋkɪndlɪŋ/n[U]smalldrypiecesofwood,etcforlightingfires引火物(小块的乾柴等).
9.casual
adj.随便的;非正式的;临时的;偶然的
n.便装;临时工人;待命士兵
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11.genuine
/ˈdʒenjuɪn;ˋdʒɛnjʊɪn/adj
real;trulywhatitissaidtobe;notfakeorartificial真的;名副其实的;非伪造的;非人工的:
agenuineRubens,ieapaintingdefinitelybyRubenshimself,notbyanimitator鲁宾斯的亲笔画*agenuinepearl一颗天然珍珠.
(fig比喻)sincere;honest真诚的;诚实的:
SheseemsgenuinebutcanItrusther?
她似乎很诚实,但我可以信赖她吗?
>genuinelyadv:
genuinelysorry真抱歉.genuinenessn[U].
12.dedication
/ˏdedɪˈkeɪʃn;ˏdɛdəˋkeʃən/n~(tosth)1[U]devotiontoacauseoranaim对某事业或目的的忠诚;奉献:
Iadmirethepriest'sdedication.我钦佩这位牧师的奉献精神.
(a)[U]actionofdedicatingabook,pieceofmusic,etctosb题献词.(b)[C]wordsusedindoingthis献词.
[U]dedicating(ofachurch,etc)(教堂的)献堂礼;启用典礼.
13.capsule
/ˈkæpsjuːl;USˈkæpsl;ˋkæpsl/n
seed-caseofaplantthatopenswhentheseedsareripe蒴;荚.
smallsolublecasecontainingadoseofmedicineandswallowedwithit(装一剂药物的)胶囊.
detachablecompartmentformenorinstrumentsinaspacecraft航天舱;太空舱.
14.mixedblessing 好坏掺半之事
15.cosmic
/ˈkɔzmɪk;ˋkɑzmɪk/adj[usuattrib通常作定语]ofthewholeuniverseorcosmos宇宙的:
Physicsisgovernedbycosmiclaws.物理学受宇宙法则的制约.*(fig比喻)adisasterofcosmicproportions,ieverygreat天大的灾难.
#,cosmic`dustfineparticlesofmatterthatgatherintocloudsinouterspace宇宙尘.
cosmic`raysradiationthatreachestheearthfromouterspace宇宙射线.
16.presumptuous
/prɪˈzʌmptʃuəs;prɪˋzʌmptʃʊəs/adj(a)(ofapersonorhisbehaviour)tooboldorself-confident(指人或其行为)胆大妄为的,放肆的,冒失的,专横的:
Woulditbepresumptuousofmetoaskyoutocontribute?
可否冒昧请求你出一份力?
(b)(ofaperson)actingwithoutthenecessaryauthority(指人)自行其是的,自作主张的:
Hewaspresumptuousinmakingtheannouncementbeforethedecisionhadbeenapproved.决议尚未通过他已径自宣布.>presumptuouslyadv.
17.fatuous
/ˈfætʃuəs;ˋfætʃʊəs/adjstupidandsilly;foolish蠢的;傻的;笨的:
afatuousperson,smile,remark笨人﹑傻笑﹑蠢话.
18.Letusgetdowntofundamentals.让我们开始认真对待问题的根本。
19.suburbancreature 凡夫俗子
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21.inclination
/ˏɪŋklɪˈneɪʃn;ˏɪnkləˋneʃən/n
[C,U]~(to/for/towardssth);~(todosth)feelingthatmakessbwanttobehaveinaparticularway;disposition倾向;意向;意愿:
Ihavelittleinclinationtolistentoyouallevening.我可不愿意一晚上都听你说话.*Sheisnotfreetofollowherowninclinationinthematterofmarriage.她的婚姻不能自主.
[C]~tosth;~tobe/dostheventthatregularlyhappens;tendency经常发生的事;趋向;趋势:
Hehasaninclinationtostoutness/tobefat.他有发福[发胖]的趋势.*Thecarhasaninclinationtostalloncoldmornings.这辆汽车天冷时早晨常常熄火.
(a)[U]degreeofsloping;slant倾斜度;坡度;倾斜.(b)[C]slopingsurface;slope坡面;斜面;斜坡:
asmallinclinationjustbeyondthetrees就在树丛那边的一片小坡地.
[Cususing通常作单数]bendingorbowingmovement弯曲的动作;弯腰:
aninclinationofhishead他点了点头.
22.hatred
/ˈheɪtrɪd;ˋhetrɪd/n[U]~(for/ofsb/sth)verystrongdislike;hate仇恨;憎恨:
feelhatredfortheenemy对敌人怀着仇恨*Helookedatmewithhatred.他以憎恨的眼光望着我.*Shehasaprofoundhatredoffascism.她对法西斯主义怀有深仇大恨.
23.orgy /ˈɔːdʒɪ;ˋɔrdʒɪ/n
(oftenderog常作贬义)wildparty,usuwithalotofdrinkingand/orsexualactivity狂欢(通常伴有纵酒﹑淫乐的行为):
adrunkenorgy纵酒狂欢.
~(ofsth)(infml口)greatindulgenceinoneormoreactivity放纵:
anorgyofkillinganddestruction大肆杀戮和破坏*anorgyofspendingbeforeChristmas圣诞节前的大笔花费.
24.utmost
/ˈʌtməust;ˋʌtˏmost/(alsouttermost/ˈʌtəməust;ˋʌtɚˏmost/)adj[attrib作定语]greatest;furthest;mostextreme最大的;最远的;极度的:
intheutmostdanger在极端的危险中*oftheutmostimportance极重要的*withtheutmostcare极其小心*pushedtotheutmostlimitsofendurance逼到忍无可忍的程度.
>theutmost(alsotheuttermost)n[sing]
thegreatest,furthestormostextremedegreeorpoint,etcthatispossible最大限度;极限:
enjoyoneselftotheutmost尽情享乐*Ourendurancewastestedtotheutmost.我们已忍无可忍了.
(idm习语)do/tryone's`utmost(todosth)doortryasmuchasonecan竭力;竭尽所能:
Ididmyutmosttostopthem.我已竭尽全力制止他们.
25.patriotism ['pa·tri·ot·ism||'peɪtrɪətɪzm/'pæt-]
n. 爱国心,爱国精神
26.prestige
/preˈstiːʒ;prɛsˋtiʒ/n[U]
respectbasedongoodreputation,pastachievements,etc威望;威信:
lose/regainprestige失去[恢复]威望*Hesufferedalossofprestigewhenthescandalwaspublicized.这件丑事公开後他便威信扫地.
powertoimpressothers,espasaresultofwealth,distinction,glamour,etc影响力:
have,enjoy,earnprestigeinthecommunity在社会上很有影响*[attrib作定语]theprestigevalueofowningaRollsRoyce拥有劳斯?
莱斯汽车的威风.
>prestigious/preˈstɪdʒəs;prɛˋstɪdʒəs/adjhavingorbringingprestige有威望的;有威信的;有影响力的;带来声望的:
oneoftheworld'smostprestigiousorchestras世界上最负盛名的管弦乐队之一.
27.disgrace1
/dɪsˈgreɪs;dɪsˋɡres/n
[U]stateinwhichothersthinkthatonehasbehavedbadlyandnolongerdeservesrespect出丑;丢脸:
bringdisgraceononeself,one'sfamily,etc给自己﹑家庭等丢脸*Thereisnodisgraceinbeingpoor.贫穷并不丢脸.
[sing]~(to
sb/sth)thingorpersonthatissobadthatonefeelsorshouldfeelashamed令人感到羞耻的事物或人;耻辱:
Yourhomeworkisadisgrace:
rewriteit!
你做的功课真丢人,重做吧!
*Theseslumsareadisgracetothecity.这些贫民窟是这座城市的耻辱.
(idm习语)(be)indisgrace(withsb)(be)regardedwithdeepdisfavour很不讨人喜欢;令人不喜爱:
He'sindisgrace(withhisfather)becausehetoldalie.他撒了个谎,惹得父亲很不痛快.
>disgraceful/-fl;-fəl/adjcausingdisgrace;verybad可耻的;丢脸的;极坏的:
disgracefulmanners,behaviour,etc丢人的举止﹑行为等*Thischeatingisdisgraceful.这样骗人,真不要脸.*Thebusislateagainit'sabsolutelydisgraceful!
这趟公共汽车又来迟了,简直太不像话了!
disgracefully/-fəlɪ;-fəlɪ/adv.
disgrace2
/dɪsˈgreɪs;dɪsˋɡres/v[Tn]
bringdisgraceon(sb/sth);beadisgraceto给(某人[某事物])丢脸;给...带来耻辱:
Yourbehaviourdisgracesusall.你的行为使我们大家丢脸.*Hegotdrunkanddisgracedhimselfatthewedding.他在婚礼上喝多了,出了洋相.
cause(sb)toloseapositionofpower,honourorfavour使(某人)失去权位﹑荣誉或不受喜爱:
Afterthedefeattwogeneralswerepubliclydisgraced.那两位将军吃了败仗之後,在公众心目中威望扫地.
28.savage
/ˈsævɪdʒ;ˋsævɪdʒ/adj
(a)wildandfierce野性的;凶猛的:
asavagelion,wolf,etc猛狮﹑恶狼*asavageattackbyabigdog凶猛的大狗的攻击.(b)cruel,viciousorhostile残酷的;恶毒的;敌意的:
savagecriticism,remarks粗暴的批评﹑恶毒的言语*Thearticlewasasavageattackonherpastactions.那篇文章对她过去的行为进行了恶毒的攻击.*Hehasasavagetemper.他脾气暴躁.*Thesavagerulerorderedthattheprisonerbeexecuted.那残暴的统治者命令将囚犯处死.(c)extremelysevere极严重的:
savagecutsinourbudget对我们的预算做的大幅度削减.
(
>offensive讳,蔑)atanearlystageofcivilization;primitive野蛮的;未开化的:
savagetribes这帮野蛮人.
>savagen(
>offensive讳,蔑)savage
(2)person野蛮人;野人:
anislandinhabitedbysavages野蛮人居住的岛*(derogorjoc贬或谑)Thosechildrencanbereallittlesavages.那些孩子简直是小野人.
savagev[Tn]
1attack(sb)savagely;maul残暴地攻击(某人);残害:
Shewasbadlysavagedbyamaddog.她让疯狗咬得伤势很重.
2(fig比喻)criticize(sb/sth)severely猛烈批评(某人[某事物]):
anovelsavagedbythereviewers遭评论家猛烈抨击的小说.savagelyadv.
savagenessn[U]beingsavage野性;残酷;野蛮.
savagery/ˈsævɪdʒrɪ;ˋsævɪdʒrɪ/n[U]savagebehaviour野蛮或残酷的行为:
treatprisonerswithbrutalsavagery残酷野蛮地对待囚犯.
29.combative [com·ba·tive||'kɒmbətɪv]
adj. 好战的,斗志旺盛的,杀气腾腾的
30.instinct
/ˈɪnstɪŋkt;ˋɪnstɪŋkt/n~(forsth/doingsth);~(todosth)[U,C]
naturalinborntendencytobehaveinacertainwaywithoutreasoningortraining本能:
Birdslearntoflybyinstinct.鸟会飞是出自本能.*Birdshavetheinstincttolearntofly.鸟有飞的本能.
naturalfeelingthatmakesonechoosetoactinaparticularway直觉:
WhenIsawtheflamesIactedoninstinctandthrewablanketoverthem.我看见火焰时便凭直觉把一张毯子扑在火焰上.*Myfirstinstinctwastorefuse,butlaterIreconsidered.最初我凭直觉加以拒绝,但後来又重新考虑了.*haveaninstinctforsurvival有求生的直觉*Trustyourinstinctsandmarryhim!
要相信你的直觉,就嫁给他吧!
*I'mafraidIgavewaytomyworstinstinctsandhithim.真遗憾,我一时任性打了他.*Thesightofthehelplesslittleboyarousedhermaternalinstinct(s).她看见那孤苦无助的小男孩激发了她的母性.*(ironic反语)haveaninstinctfordoingorsayingthewrongthing有做错事或说错话的本领*(fig比喻)I'mafraidhelacksthekillerinstinct,ieabilitytoberuthless.我看他不够心狠手辣.
>instinctive/ɪnˈstɪŋktɪv;ɪnˋstɪŋktɪv/adjbasedoninstinct;notcomingfromtrainingorbasedonreasoning凭本能的;天生的;直觉的:
aninstinctivefearoffire天生怕火*
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