基础英语的词条
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spy on sb
stance on
stance
against
takeadopt a stance
assemble:2
[transitive]
assemblage: 东西组装assembly: n. 人集合
not all that: infml not very
furtive
glanceslooks
furtively furtiveness
vile: 1 informal extremely unpleasant or bad
[= horrible]:
vilely vileness
His face
looked less hard in repose. in repose
prune:
vt 1 also prune something ↔ back to cut off some
of the branches of a tree or bush to make it grow
better:
acknowledge that
acknowledge
something as something
The film festival is
acknowledged as an event of international
importance.
be widelygenerally acknowledged to
be something
The mill produces what is widely
acknowledged to be the finest wool in the world.
acknowledge somebody as something
Many of
the poor acknowledged him as their spiritual
leader.
cache: cache of the secret cache of
cash 秘密现金柜also v
redress: vt fml to correct
something that is wrong or unfair:
redress
the situation. redress the balance
athwart:
prep rare across, esp. in a sloping direction 横跨
in time: In time you’ll learn everything.
probe: vi; vt probe into also n
be (out)
on one’s rounds
dignify somebodysomething
with something
I cannot dignify him with the
name 'physician'.
dignified: adj
dignity
n.
idiocy:[= stupidity]:
lone: [=
solitary]:
cruise: 1 [vi., usu. + .] to move
at a steady speed in a car, aircraft etc:
We
fly at a cruising speed of 500 mph.
George VI
reigned from 1936 to 1952.
reign over
Pharaohs reigned over Egypt for centuries.
reigning: adj
stir: -rr- [vi (from); vt]
She doesn’t stir (= wake or get up) before nine
o’clock.
Also n stirring adj
总有一天你一切都会明白的
probing adj
congregate:
to come together in a group:
congregation
atomize: 分裂
disdain: 忽视Also n disdainful
adj disdainfulness
pretense: also pretence
(BrE) [假装
pretence that
pretence ofat (beingdoing) something
Tollitt made no pretense of being surprised.
abandongive updrop a pretence
under the
pretence of (doing) sth
pretend pretended
adj pretension pretentious自以为是的
solitude: [U] fml the state of being alone
away form companionship
in solitude
presumably: 据推测；大概；可能
presumable presume
presuming adj presumption presumptive推定的
presumptuous: showing disrepect towards others
as a result of having too high an opinion of
oneself
pamper: vt 受宠
pamper yourself
pampering: overindulgence (of a person, taste,
etc); luxury
be a scandal: British English
spoken to be very shocking or unacceptable:
surrender: 1被迫放弃
2 surrender to sth:
precondition: [C] 先决条件
precondition offor
exertion: [U; C] 努力；尽力；费力
Physicalmental
exertion
the exertion of authority
compensate for 弥补
compensate somebody for
something
slump: [vi; vt] also be slumped
弯垂；垂头弯腰地走（或坐着等）
Also n
scurry: 急走、跑
People were scurrying off to work.
—scurry
noun [singular]
insolent: rude and not showing
any respect:
—insolently adverb
—insolence noun [uncountable]
illiterate:
adj文盲的
also n.: someone who has not learned to
read or write
illiteracy [U]
exert v
竭尽体力（智力）
行使权力
befriend: [transitive]
to behave in a friendly way towards someone,
especially someone who is younger or needs help:
disfunctional: dysfunctional abnormal
victimize: also victimise [= pick on]:
—victimization noun [uncountable]
at best:
就最乐观的方面看；至多，充其量
insidious:不知不觉加剧的
insidiously insidiousness [U]
blatant:
极明显的；公然的
feature in 特色，重要
be featured in
something
feature
prominentlystronglyheavily etc
feature
somebody as something
vibrant:有生机的
vibrantly
deduce:infer
deduce that
deduce something from something
deduction
n. deductive adj.
vibrancy [U]
myopic:目光短浅的adj
myopia [U] myopically
adv
pathetic: 令人生厌的
so much so that：= so …
that 到这样的程度以致
He was very weak, so much so
that he could not walk.
closeshut one’s eyes
to sth.: to ignore something or pretend that you
do not know it is happening:
underclass: [C;
usu. singl.]the lowest social class in a society,
disproportionate:不和比例adj
—disproportionately adverb
beset:[vt] formal
beset, beset, besetting 烦恼
beset somebody
withby something
scenario: plural scenarios
[countable] 可能发生的事
possiblelikelyplausible
scenario
worst-casenightmare scenario (=the
worst possible situation)
relegate
somebodysomething to something贬低，次重要
relegate
somethingsomebody to something
—relegation
noun [uncountable]
the twilight zone: a place
that is mysterious, or a situation that cannot
easily be explained
infest: [transitive
usually passive]
1 if insects, rats
成群侵扰，大批出没于sp be infested with something
shark-
infestedrat-infested etc
—infestation noun
[uncountable and countable]
The baby can't
even sit up yet, let alone walk!
affirm:
[确认，证实affirm that
—affirmation noun
[uncountable and countable]
affirmative
adj.n肯定的，同意的
rosy: 1 seeming to offer hope of
success or happiness: 2CC pink:
cynical:
愤世嫉俗的，无所顾忌的；没有心肠的
cynical about
cynically
adv. cynicism n. cynic n. (person) adj. (=
cynical)
gather: [= understand]: gather
(that)
from what I can gatheras far as I can
gather (=this is what I believe to be true)
punch: 击打punch inon
（辩论等时）使用直率有力的语言Also
v.
depict:描写
depict somebodysomething as
something
—depiction noun [uncountable and
countable]
standing: [only before noun]
standing invitation (=permission
to visit someone whenever you like)
a standing
army (=a professional permanent army)
crude:
大概的，粗略的[↪ approximate]:
crudely adv.
crudeness n. crudity n.
reduce sb. sth. to
sth.:
1 reduce somebody to tearssilence
etc:to make someone cry, be silent etc:
2
reduce somebody to doing something: to make
someone do something they would rather not do,
especially when it involves behaving or living in
a way that is not as good as
before:
3
reduce something to ashesrubbleruins: to destroy
something, especially a building, completely:
reverent: 恭敬地，虔诚的
—reverently adverb
bloom: [intransitive]
开花，成功
blooming:
很，非常
go further: 1 to say or do sth. more
extreme
go one step further
3 not go any
further or go no further: if you do not want
something to go any further, you do not want
anyone else to be told about it
reputed:
adj.据说
be reputed to bedo something
repute: [U] formal =reputation
Reputable声誉好的 reputedly据说adv
also n.
repent:[intransitive and transitive]
formal忏悔，后悔
忏悔，后悔忏悔repent of
repentance
n. repentant adj.
desirous: [not before
noun] formal wanting something very much
desirous of
渴望desirable: 理想的值得做的
nuptial:婚姻的 [↪ wedding]:
caustic:
腐蚀性的，讽刺的
caustic witcommentsremark etc
—caustically adverb:
decoy:[countable]
诱惑—decoy verb [transitive] to lure by sth.
into a trap
restraint: 克制
showexercise
restraint
restraint on
enviable:令人羡慕的
—enviably adverb
envious of 妒忌，羡慕的
—enviously adverb
envy n. v.
defy:
defied, defying, defies [transitive]违抗
2
defy descriptionanalysisbelief etc.无法描述
不合逻辑的的
defiance n. defiant adj.
resort: resort to something
采取，诉诸 resort
to violence.
resort to doing something
resort: [countable]度假胜地seasidebeachski etc
resort
2 at lastfinal resort:最后的手段
Drug
treatment should only be used as a last resort.
in the last resort British English
3
first resort: what you will do first before you
try other things:
without resort to something
indispensable: someone or something that is
indispensable is so important or useful that it is
impossible to manage without them [= essential]
indispensable to essential
indispensable forin (doing) something
titan , Titan[= giant]
symmetry of 对称
by far far and away: used to say that
something is much better, worse etc than anything
else:
Watching sport was by far the most
popular activity on Saturday afternoons.
preside [vi] 负责。主持
preside over something
exempt from 免于
exempt somebody from
something
amount to something: 合计
2
（在意义、效果、价值等方面）等同；接近
obscure: [transitive]
很难理解 obscured the fact that
遮蔽，使听不清Also
adj. 无名的，费解的 obscurity n.
antagonism
[uncountable]
对抗antagonism between
反对antagonism totowards
indigenous 土生土长的
[= native]
indigenous to 产于
approximation
[uncountable and countable]大致，大约[= estimate]
approximation of
a roughcrude
approximation (=one that is not very exact)
a
goodclosereasonable approximation
2
类似，接近approximation ofto
lingua franca通用语，交际语
rhetoric
[uncountable]辞令，言语；巧辩；虚夸的话；豪言壮语rhetoric of
2修辞；修辞学；雄辩（术）
rhetorical: adj.
rhetorically adverb
cosmopolitan: 世界性的，国际性的
见识广博的Also n. (person)
hard-wired:
硬件控制的，硬连线的
tag1:[countable]D 标牌
nameidentityprice tag
-phile also -phil
[in nouns]: someone who likes something:
a bibliophile (=someone who likes
books)
an Anglophile (=someone who likes
English or British things)
-phobe [in nouns]:
someone who dislikes or hates something:
a
xenophobe (=someone who hates foreigners)
a
technophobe (=someone who dislikes and fears
modern technology such as computers)
bid1 W3
[countable]
1BBT 出价bid for
We've put
inmade a bid of nearly £400m for the company.
2BB 投标bid for
3努力bid for
bid to do
something
side3 [intransitive] to support or
argue against a person or group in a quarrel,
fight etc
side withagainst
Also n. adj.
at work: having a particular effect or
influence
You don’t know what forces are at
work behind the scenes.
Volcanoes display some
of nature's most powerful forces at work.