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sissy 1. N-COUNT女孩子气的男孩;胆小怯懦的男孩Some people, especially men, describe a boy as a sissy when they disapprove of him because he does notlike rough, physical activities or is afraid to do things which might be dangerous. 例：We are all turning into sissies! 我们都变成娘炮了！ 例：They were rough kids, and thought we were sissies... 他们那帮孩子野蛮得很，还认为我们太女孩子气。 |
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stretch 1. N-COUNT 一片;一泓;一段 A stretch of road, water, or land is a length or area of it. 例：It's a very dangerous stretch of road... 这是一段非常危险的路。 2.VERB 延伸;绵延 Something that stretches over an area or distance covers or exists in the whole of that area or distance. 例： He stretched his paws out towards me. 他对我伸出了爪子。 |
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illiterate 1. N 文盲 Someone who is illiterate does not know how to read or write. 例：We call this story an Illiterate Tragedy. 这个故事叫做《一个文盲的悲哀》。 2. ADJ (音乐、科技、经济上)知之甚少的,接近无知的 例：Many senior managers are technologically illiterate. 许多高级经理都对技术知之甚少。 |
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sissy 1. N-UNCOUNT (城市的)杂乱无章地扩展的地区 You can use sprawl to refer to an area where a city has grown outwards in an uncontrolled way 例：The whole urban sprawl of Ankara contains over 2.6m people . 安卡拉整个肆意扩展的城区容纳了 260 多万人口。 2.VERB 扩展;延伸 If you say that a place sprawls, you mean that it covers a large area of land. 例： Sprawled out on the arm of the sofa, he finally got some rest. 伸开手脚趴在沙发扶手上，他终于有机会休息休息了。 |
