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acquaint VERB 动词See also: acquainted; 使认识;介绍;使了解 If you acquaint someone with something, you tell them about it so that they know it. If you acquaint yourself with something, you learn about it. 例:I want to acquaint myself with your strengths and weaknesses. 我想知道你有哪些长处以及不足。 例: Acquaint him with your plans. 把你的计划告知他。 |
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sealed V seal的过去分词the past participle of seal 例: We will never forget the friendship sealed in adversity. 患难之交永不忘。 2.ADJ(of a road) having a hard surface; made-up (路面)硬的[AUSTRALIAN] 例: She sealed the letter. 她把信封上了。 |
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gentleman N-COUNT 可数名词有身份的人;绅士 A gentleman is a man who comes from a family of high social standing. 例: ...this wonderful portrait of English gentleman Joseph Greenway. 英国绅士约瑟夫·格林韦的精美画像 2.PHRASE 短语(口头的)君子协定,绅士协定 A gentleman's agreement or a gentlemen's agreement is an informal agreement in which people trust one another to do what they have promised. The agreement is not written down and does not have any legal force. 例: She made a gentleman's agreement with her buyer. 她和买主立了个君子协定。 |
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giant 1. ADJ 形容词巨大的;特大的;极其重要的 Something that is described as giant is much larger or more important than most others of its kind. 例: ...a giant oak table. 巨大的橡木桌 2.N-COUNT 可数名词大公司;大企业;大国 Giant is often used to refer to any large, successful business organization or country. 例: ...one of Germany's industrial giants, Daimler-Benz. 德国工业巨头之一,戴姆勒—奔驰公司。 |
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rage 1. N-VAR 可变名词狂怒;盛怒 Rage is strong anger that is difficult to control. 例:He was red-cheeked with rage... 他气得满脸通红。 2.VERB 动词肆虐;猖獗 You say that something powerful or unpleasant rages when it continues with great force or violence. 例: Train services were halted as the fire raged for more than four hours... 火灾肆虐超过4个小时,期间列车停止了运行。 |
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camouflage 1.N-UNCOUNT 不可数名词(军事上的)伪装,隐蔽 Camouflage consists of things such as leaves, branches, or brown and green paint, which are used to make it difficult for an enemy to see military forces and equipment. 例:They were dressed in camouflage and carried automatic rifles. 他们身着迷彩服,手持自动步熗。 2.VERB 动词对(军事建筑或车辆)进行伪装;掩饰 If military buildings or vehicles are camouflaged, things such as leaves, branches, or brown and green paint are used to make it difficult for an enemy to see them. 例: You won't see them from the air. They'd be very well camouflaged... 你从空中是看不见它们的,它们会被精心伪装起来。 |
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review N-COUNT 可数名词检查;审查;审核 A review of a situation or system is its formal examination by people in authority. This is usually done in order to see whether it can be improved or corrected. 例:The president ordered a review of US economic aid to Jordan... 总统下令对美国向约旦提供的经济援助进行审查。 2. VERB 动词仔细研究;审视;细查;详查 If you review a situation or system, you consider it carefully to see what is wrong with it or how it could be improved. 例: The Prime Minister reviewed the situation with his Cabinet yesterday... 昨天,首相和他的内阁对局势进行了审度。 |
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reality 1. N-UNCOUNT 不可数名词See also: virtual reality; 现实;事实 You use reality to refer to real things or the real nature of things rather than imagined, invented, or theoretical ideas. 例:Fiction and reality were increasingly blurred... 虚构和现实越来越难以区分了。 2. PHRASE 短语事实上;实际上 You can use in reality to introduce a statement about the real nature of something, when it contrasts with something incorrect that has just been described. 例: He came across as streetwise, but in reality he was not. 他给人的印象是很适应都市生活,但实际上并非如此。 |
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indirect 1. ADJ 形容词间接的;非直接的 An indirect result or effect is not caused immediately and obviously by a thing or person, but happens because of something else that they have done. 例:Millions could die of hunger as an indirect result of the war... 作为战争的间接后果,数百万人可能会死于饥饿。 例: The goods went by a rather indirect route. 这些货物运输时走了一条非常迂回的路线。 |