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weapon 1.N-COUNT武器;兵器A weapon is an object such as a gun, a knife, or a missile, which is used to kill or hurt people in a fight or a war.. 例:This weapon is depicted on flags of many countries. 这件武器绘有很多国家的国旗。 2、N-COUNT(用于应付困境的)工具,手段A weapon is something such as knowledge about a particular subject, which you can use to protect yourself or to get what you want in a difficult situation.. 例:I attack politicians with the one weapon they don't have, a sense of humor. 我运用一种政客不具备的武器攻击他们,那就是幽默感。 |
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curse 1、VERB诅咒;咒骂If you curse, you use rude or offensive language, usually because you are angry about something. 例: Grandma protested, but he cursed her and rudely pushed her aside... 奶奶提出抗议,但他辱骂她并把她粗暴地推到一旁。 2、N-COUNT祸根;祸端;祸水You can refer to something that causes a great deal of trouble or harm as a curse 例:Apathy is the long-standing curse of British local democracy... 冷漠是英国地方民主制度长期以来难以推广的祸根。 |
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false 1、ADJ不正确的;虚假的;错误的If something is false, it is incorrect, untrue, or mistaken. 例:It was quite clear the President was being given false information by those around him... 很明显,总统身边的人在不断向他传递错误信息。 2、ADJ-GRADED(人)虚伪的;(举动)装腔作势的If you describe a person or their behaviour as false, you are criticizing them for being insincere or for hiding their real feelings. 例:Even to himself the geniality rang false and he came to a stop. 这种亲切的语气他自己听来都显得虚伪,于是他停了下来。 |
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tragic 1、 ADJ-GRADED悲惨的;可悲的;可叹的A tragic event or situation is extremely sad, usually because it involves death or suffering. 例:The circumstances are tragic but we have to act within the law. 情令人痛心,但我们必须在法律范畴内行事。 2、ADJ悲剧的Tragic is used to refer to tragedy as a type of literature. 例:...Michael Henchard, the tragic hero of 'The Mayor of Casterbridge'. 迈克尔·亨察德,《卡斯特桥市长》的悲剧主人公 |