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shuttle 1.N-COUNT 往来于两地之间的航班(或班车、火车) A shuttle is a plane, bus, or train which makes frequent journeys between two places. 例：With the shuttle, we took the "don't fix, if it isn't broken" approach. 对于航天飞机，我们奉行的方针是：“只要它没有烂，就不用修缮改进啥的”。 2. V-ERG (使)频繁往来于(两地之间) If someone or something shuttles or is shuttled from one place to another place, they frequently go from one place to the other. 例：He and colleagues have shuttled back and forth between the three capitals... 他和同事们在这3个首都之间往来穿梭。 |
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generosity 1. N-UNCOUNT 慷慨；大方 If you refer to someone's generosity, you mean that they are generous, especially in doing or giving more than is usual or expected. 例：His generosity is extraordinary. 他简直慷慨至极。 He treated them with generosity and thoughtfulness. 他待他们宽容大度、体贴周到。 |
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expectation 1.N-UNCOUNT 期待;期望；预期 Your expectations are your strong hopes or beliefs that something will happen or that you will get something that you want. 例：Unrealistic expectations are often the source of unhappiness. 不切实际的期望，是许多不幸的源泉。 2. N-COUNT 期望;希望 A person's expectations are strong beliefs which they have about the proper way someone should behave or something should happen. 例：Stephen Chase had determined to live up to the expectations of the Company. 斯蒂芬·蔡斯决心不辜负公司的期望。 |
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absolve 1.VERB 免除…的过失;解除…的责任 If a report or investigation absolves someone from blame or responsibility, it formally states that he or she is not guilty or is not to blame. 例：I guess, I just absolved myself. 看来我把自己给赦免了。 ...the inquiry which absolved the soldiers. 宣告士兵们并无任何过失的调查 |
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organize 1.VERB 组织；安排；筹备 If you organize an event or activity, you make sure that the necessary arrangements are made. 例：Organizing children at bedtime is difficult enough, but it must be a most impossible with puppies. 要孩子们乖乖睡觉很困难，小狗狗的话就更不可能了。 2. VERB 提供，准备（想要或所需之物） If you organize something that someone wants or needs, you make sure that it is provided. 例：I will organize transport... 我来安排交通。 3. VERB 整理；使有条理；使具结构 If you organize a set of things, you arrange them in an ordered way or give them a structure. 例：He began to organize his materials... 他开始整理材料。 |
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eminent 1. ADJ-GRADED 著名的，受尊敬的，有声望的 An eminent person is well-known and respected, especially because they are good at their profession. 例：The taxi driver was once one of the world's most eminent statesmen. 这个的哥曾经是一名世界知名度政治家。 Dickens was pre-eminent among English writers of his day. 狄更斯在其同时期英国作家中最为出色。 |
