n. 随身携带物,随身行李,圈套( trap的名词复数 ),(对付人的)计谋,(练习射击用的)抛靶器,(捕捉动物的)夹子;v. 诱骗( trap的第三人称单数 ),使受限制,困住,使(水与气体等)分离;
[例句] The locals were encouraged to trap and kill the birds.
[例句] He failed to keep a rendezvous after sensing a police trap…
v. 谢谢,感谢( thank的过去式和过去分词 ),责怪;
[例句] Thank you very much for your call...
[例句] Thanks for the information...
v. 谢谢,感谢( thank的现在分词 ),责怪;
[例句] Thank you very much for your call...
[例句] Thanks for the information...
n. 被套料,嘀嘀声;
[例句] His exercise books were full of well deserved red ticks...
[例句] Place a tick in the appropriate box.
adj. 时髦的,赶时髦的,追随时髦的;n. 时髦人物,赶时髦的人,领导时尚的人;
[例句] ...a trendy London night club.
[例句] …middle-class kids in trendy clothes.
n. 雨夹雪或雹;vi. 下雨夹雪,下冻雨;
[例句] ...blinding snow, driving sleet and wind.
n. 青少年(等于teenager),伤害,损坏,痛苦,悲伤,愤怒;adj. 十几岁的,13-19岁的;
[例句] Most people who smoke began smoking in their teens...
[例句] My late teens and early twenties were really rough years...
n. 定时器,计时器,点火调节装置,跑表,时计;
[例句] ...electronic timers that automatically switch on the lights when it gets dark.
n. 磁带录音;v. 用带子捆起来( tape的现在分词 ),录音;
[例句] Tape is expensive and loses sound quality every time it is copied...
[例句] Many students declined to be interviewed on tape.
n. 抱住,卷起;v. 解决( tackle的现在分词 ),应付,与某人交涉,向某人提起(问题或困难情况);
[例句] The first reason to tackle these problems is to save children's lives...
[例句] Firemen later tackled the blaze.
n. 孪生,双生,成对,扭成对;
[例句] Sarah was looking after the twins...
[例句] I think there are many positive aspects to being a twin…
n. 使变厚,增厚过程;v. (使)变厚(或粗、浓、密),使更厚(或更密、更浓、更粗)( thicken的现在分词 ),使(话等)不清晰,使模糊,使(情节等)复杂,变得不清晰,变得模糊;
[例句] Thicken the broth with the cornflour...
[例句] Keep stirring until the sauce thickens.
vt. 办理(业务等);v. 交易,谈判;
[例句] This would free them to transact business across state lines...
[例句] Mr. Harrison reckons half of his business could be transacted by computer.
adj. 气质的,性格的,不可靠的,喜怒无常的;
[例句] He is very temperamental and critical.
[例句] ...a man given to temperamental outbursts and paranoia.
n. 基本原理,雏形, 萌芽,退化器官;
adv. 并列,并肩地,并排,不落后于;adj. 并排的,并肩的;
[例句] The steep pavement was too narrow for them to walk abreast.
[例句] ...a group of youths riding their motorbikes four abreast.
n. 宣誓口供,宣誓书;
adj. 富裕的,富足的,流畅,滔滔不绝的;n. 富裕的人,支流;
[例句] Cigarette smoking used to be commoner among affluent people.
[例句] ...the affluent neighborhoods of Malibu.
n. 惊讶,惊奇,令人惊讶的事物或人;
[例句] I spotted a shooting star which, to my astonishment, was bright green in colour...
[例句] 'What?' Meg asked in astonishment.
n. 牵制,包含,容量,密闭度;
[例句] Fire crews are hoping they can achieve full containment of the fire before the winds pick up.
[例句] ...containment of the disease.