(1) a relaxing evening with friends (2) I find cooking very relaxing... (3) We come here once a year expecting a quiet, relaxing holiday.
relaxing [rɪˈlæksɪŋ] 📢 UK📢 US
<口>稍微,有点儿,有几分;
n.消费者,顾客;[生态]取食者,食物链中以其他生物为食物的生物;
vi.竞赛;竞争;比得上;参加比赛(或竞赛);
adj.令人轻松的; v.放松;休息(relax的ing形式);缓和;松懈;
(1) He started the magazine with a schoolmate... (2) He was a favorite with his schoolmasters but not his schoolmates. (3) That tall student who wears a pair of glasses is my schoolmate.
schoolmate [ˈsku:lmeɪt] 📢 UK📢 US
n.头盔;钢盔;盔形物,盔状物;[植]盔状花冠; vt.给…戴上头盔;
使流入,使灌入;大量地涌进来;蜂拥而来;
n.同学,校友;
(在该段时间内)一直;向来, 一向;时时刻刻;每时每刻;
(1) Some shops are bowing to consumer pressure and stocking organically grown vegetables. (2) I have only a bowing [ nodding ] acquaintance with him. (3) " I'm very glad to meet you,'said Ames, bowing politely to Carrie.
(1) Aren't you going to shake hands with me? (2) Many people pressed forward to shake hands with him. (3) It's natural to shake hands with sb. you've just met.
shake hands with
📢 UK📢 US
握手;
n.意外事件;事故;机遇,偶然;附属品;
vi.爬行,匍匐;缓慢地行进; n.爬行,蠕动;虫爬着似的感觉,毛骨悚然;卑鄙小人,谄媚者;
n.暴力,强暴,暴虐;猛烈,激烈;歪曲(事实),曲解(意义);冒渎,不敬;
(1) I haven't packed yet. (2) I haven't packed my suitcase yet. (3) He packed a bag with a few things and was off.
n.一群;包裹;(纸牌的)一副;一组; vt.& vi.(把…)打包;塞进;拥进;(使)聚集成团; vt.挑选;压紧;携带;拧紧; vi.包装;紧挤在一起;便于折叠收藏的;匆忙离去(有时与 off 连用);
用…造成(用于原材料显而易见的场合);
(1) The police think the videotape may hold some vital clues to the identity of the killer. (2) Diet may hold the clue to the causes of migraine. (3) ‘You'll never guess who I saw today! ’ ‘Give me a clue. ’
(1) watch out for cars when you cross the road. (2) Children are told to watch out for strangers when they are out without parents. (3) Health: watch out for colds or fevers.
watch out for [wɔtʃ aut fɔ:] 📢 UK📢 US
adj.金(黄)色的;金质的;美好的 ;
当心, 注意;警惕;
n.玻璃;玻璃制品;镜子; vt.给某物加玻璃;反映;使平滑如玻璃; vi.成玻璃状;
adj.能干的;有才能的;有才华的;能胜任的; n.有才能的,能干的;
(1) The nurse shook the thermometer and put it under my armpit... (2) shake the rugs well and hang them for a few hours before replacing on the floor... (3) As soon as he got inside, the dog shook himself...
(1) The paintings were sold for absurdly high prices. (2) He has a good sense of the absurd. (3) It was only later that she could see the absurdity of the situation.
(1) Doreen Sciappattia , a hairstylist from the state of Maryland, fits the profile. (2) This salon's superior - grade hairstylist is ready to enaBle you to follow the new trend in hairstyling.
hairstylist [ˈheəstaɪlɪst] 📢 UK📢 US
n.发式专家,发式师;
打扫;<口>赚钱;整顿;痛打;
n.信息,数据;通知;消息;知识;
n.广告,宣传;公告;出公告,做广告;
(1) He appeared relaxed and confident before the match. (2) She had a very relaxed manner. (3) a family-run hotel with a relaxed atmosphere
(1) The men talk as cheerfully as ever; jests are bandied about freely. (2) She greeted him cheerfully. (3) "We've come with good news," Pat said cheerfully.
(1) When I get home from work I like to relax with the newspaper. (2) Just relax and enjoy the movie. (3) I'm going to spend the weekend just relaxing.
(1) I recall: Which classmate have these initial consonant following in being surnamed? (2) He made a profession of friendship to his classmate Mary. (3) The boy standing there a classmate of mine.
(1) The insult made him go mad as a March hare. (2) She began to wonder whether she wouldn't go mad with the tedium of the job. (3) After several years banged up in the nick, even you might start to go mad.
(1) immediately she'd gone, I remembered her name. (2) Counselling is being given to those most immediately affected by the tragedy. (3) the years immediately before the war
immediately [ɪˈmi:diətli] 📢 UK📢 US
adv.认真地;严肃地;严重地;
显而易见;到场;(使)看得见;羞辱;
vi.盯着看;显眼;倒立,直竖起; vt.凝视;盯着他的眼睛; n.凝视,瞪视;
adv.立即,马上;直接地;紧接地; conj.一…就,即刻;
(1) Relax! You're getting too uptight about it. (2) an uptight teenager (3) Penny never got uptight about exams...
(1) The child is suffering from indigestion. (2) The boy had indigestion, and he regurgitated all his food. (3) A food that is too fatty may cause indigestion.
(1) You should allow a little time after a meal for the food to digest. (2) He paused, waiting for her to digest the information. (3) a monthly news digest
(1) What time will we be supposed to arrive there. (2) Spend large bundle not to be supposed to spend to treat unjustly the money. (3) What does the wind power field patrol the route to be supposed to on to formulate?
be supposed to [bi: səˈpəʊzd tu:] 📢 UK📢 US
vt.保护,保卫;贸易保护;备款以支付;
n.提神,精神恢复;提神物;点心,茶点;
v.应该,被期望;
n.(玩具、钟表等上面的)发条装置;钟表机械;
(1) She talks rubbish all the time. (2) all the time they agonized and prayed. (3) Trains are thundering in and out all the time at a subway station.
all the time [ɔ:l ðə taim] 📢 UK📢 US
n.形状,形式;外形;方式;表格; vt.形成;构成;组织;塑造; vi.形成,产生;排队,整队;
(在该段时间内)一直;向来, 一向;时时刻刻;每时每刻;
n.运动;竞选运动;战役;季节性竞赛; vi.参加[发起]运动,参加竞选;参战,参加战役;作战;
n.店员;办事员,职员;书记员;<古>牧师,教士; vi.当职员;当销售员;
(1) I go hill-walking for relaxation. (2) a few days of relaxation (3) relaxation techniques
(1) You have to watch out because there are land mines all over the place... (2) The casinos in Las Vegas had better watch out since I'm obviously on a lucky streak! (3) watch out when your competition fires at you.
watch out [wɔtʃ aut] 📢 UK📢 US
adj.忠诚的,忠心的;忠贞的; n.效忠的臣民;忠实信徒;
n.财政;金融;财源;资金; vt.为…供给资金, 从事金融活动;赊货给…;掌握财政;
n.全部课程,课程;
当心;保持警觉;
(1) She wore her hair in pigtails . (2) ...a little girl with pigtails. (3) China banned the pigtail in 1911 as it was seen as a symbol of feudalism.
(1) Sue screamed, not loudly, more in surprise than terror. (2) The officials felt taken for granted and grumbled loudly. (3) She sucked an ice cube into her mouth, and crunched it loudly.
(1) a trendy haircut (2) What do you think of my new haircut? (3) I see you've had a haircut.
haircut [ˈheəˌkʌt] 📢 UK📢 US
n.理发;发型;发式;
adj.欠考虑的;轻率的;自私的,不体贴人的;没有思想的;
adv.适当地;恰当地;正确地;完全,非常;
n.别墅,公馆;<英>(城郊)住宅;
(1) The hoaxer had sent the police on a wild - goose chase. (2) And sure enough, the hoaxer came forward.
hoaxer [həʊksə(r)] 📢 UK📢 US
责备,斥责;分派;
adj.厌恶的;厌烦的; v.使恶心;使讨厌;
n.欺诈者,戏弄者;
adj.电的,带电的;发电的,导电的;令人激动的;电动的; n.电动车辆;带电体;
(1) nowadays most kids prefer watching TV to reading. (2) nowadays it's acceptable for women to be ambitious. But it wasn't then... (3) I don't see much of Tony nowadays.
(1) They had to think of a trick to get past the guards. (2) The kids are always playing tricks on their teacher. (3) One of the problems of old age is that your memory can start to play tricks on you.
(1) Their ears were still attuned to the sounds of the london suburb. (2) The Foreign Office in london has expressed surprise at these allegations. (3) The london City Ballet has engaged two male dancers from the Bolshoi.