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no-show 1.N-SING If someone who is expected to go somewhere fails to go there, you can say that they are a no-show. 爽约者 例： I was in for a no-show game, and I got stood up. 我报名参加了放鸽子大赛，结果被放了鸽子。 例：Although video streaming is a no-show, both full IM and voice communication is supported directly over wireless networks. 尽管此客服端不带视频功能，但是，即时信息和语音通信都可以直接通过无线网络使用。 |
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registration 1. N-UNCOUNT The registration of something such as a person's name or the details of an event is the recording of it in an official list. 登记; 注册 例：With the high voter registration, many will be voting for the first time. 由于高的投票者登记率，很多人将是第一次投票。 例 ：Marriage without registration is not recognized by law. 法律不承认未经登记手续的婚姻。 |
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transliterate 1. V to transcribe (a word, etc, in one alphabet) into corresponding letters of another alphabet 把(一个字母体系的单词等)按另一字母体系拼写 例： We burst into laughters when seeing how they transliterate English subtitles. 音译字幕又立功了，观众朋友笑喷了。 例 ：For the examples in this article, you can use any Smart Common Input Method platform (SCIM) software to transliterate the English characters to Hindi. 例如，在本文中，您可以使用任何智能的通用输入法平台 (SCIM) 软件将英文字符音译为北印度语。 |
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slothful 1.ADJ Someone who is slothful is lazy and unwilling to make an effort to work. 懒惰的 例：He was not slothful: he had been busy all night. 他可不懒，昨晚他忙了整整一夜。 例 ：I've never been tardy, absent, disobedient, slothful or disrespectful. 我从未缓慢, 缺席, 不服从, 懒惰或者不敬. |
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expressive 1.ADJ If you describe a person or their behaviour as expressive, you mean that their behaviour clearly indicates their feelings or intentions. 富于表现力的 例： You can train people to be more expressive. 你可以培训人们使其更富于表现力。 2.ADV 富于表现力地 expressively 例 ：He moved his hands expressively. 他很有表现力地移动了双手。 |
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break up 1.PHRASAL VERB When something breaks up or when you break it up, it separates or is divided into several smaller parts. 分裂 例： Civil war could come if the country breaks up. 如果国家分裂,内战就会来临。 2.PHRASAL VERB If you break up with your boyfriend, girlfriend, husband, or wife, your relationship with that person ends. 分手 例 ：My girlfriend has broken up with me. 我的女友已和我分手了。 |
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candidate 1.N-COUNT A candidate is someone who is being considered for a position, for example someone who is running in an election or applying for a job. 候选人 例： You never see a candidate's true face until after they win an election. 你只有在候选人赢得选举以后才能见到他们的庐山真面目！ 2.N-COUNT A candidate is someone who is studying for a degree at a college. 攻读学位者 例 ：He is now a candidate for a Master's degree in social work at San Francisco State University. 他目前在旧金山州立大学攻读社会工作硕士学位。 |
