(1) You'd better radio your reply to me as soon as possible. (2) They would be able to reply to our signals using similar methods. (3) We wait on your reply to our letter.
reply to [riˈplai tu:] 📢 UK📢 US
n.就寝时间;
回复, 回答;
adv.意外地,忽然地;奄;勃;霍然;
n.音乐会;一致,和谐; vt.通过双方协议来计划或安排;调整,解决; vi.协调一致行动;
(1) "We're all talking at the same time." — "Yeah. Sorry." (2) Dividing his command, Morgan assailed both strongholds at the same time. (3) The cookery course was serious and hedonistic at the same time.
at the same time [æt ðə seim taim] 📢 UK📢 US
n.破产,倒闭;彻底失败;(勇气)完全丧失;
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;
同时; 一起;但是; 然而;
脱离危险;
(1) I thought I'd, you know, have a chat with you. (2) I had a chat with Lars in the morning and spoke Swedish. (3) I had a chat with John.
(1) Your account of events does not correspond with hers. (2) These goods do not correspond with the list. (3) I assure you my actions will correspond with my words.
correspond with [ˌkɔrisˈpɔnd wið] 📢 UK📢 US
adj.便宜的,廉价的;劣质的,低劣的;小气的,可鄙的; adv.便宜地;卑鄙地;
adj.对…有害的;能造成损害的;不利;不良;
与…通信, 与…相一致;切合;
n.叶子;页;叶状的结构;金属薄片; vt.& vi.翻书(报); vi.生叶;
(1) from then on, he had a pair of fire eyes with golden pupils. (2) from then on, I started playing tennis and never stopped. (3) from then on I began to treasure everything life grants us.
(1) Any investment involves an element of risk. (2) Many of the crimes involved drugs. (3) The test will involve answering questions about a photograph.
(1) violent crime (2) Students were involved in violent clashes with the police. (3) He met with a violent death (= he was murdered, killed in a fight, etc.)
(1) She wants to be involved in every area of your life. (2) They are afraid to be involved in such business and they have strong feelings about it. (3) We cut down the number of people who needed to be involved in important decisions.
be involved in [bi: ɪnˈvɔlvd in] 📢 UK📢 US
n.旅行支票;
涉及,专心;卷入;
n.成果;水果;果实;(大地的)产物; vi.树或花草结果; vt.使…结果实;
n.验光师,视力测定者;
(1) gee whiz, they carried on and on, they loved the evening. (2) gee, it's hot. (3) gee thanks, Stan.
(1) French air traffic controllers have begun a three-day strike in a dispute over pay... (2) Staff at the hospital went on strike in protest at the incidents. (3) ...their recognition of the workers' right to strike...
(1) Stevens wrote him a note asking him to come to his apartment... (2) I'll have to leave a note for Karen. (3) I knew that if I didn't make a note I would lose the thought so I asked to borrow a pen or pencil...
(1) I came across a group of children playing. (2) We like to identify and celebrate women's success whenever we come across it. (3) When sober he can come across as an extremely pleasant and charming young man...
come across [kʌm əˈkrɔs] 📢 UK📢 US
n.宴会,盛宴;筵席;宴请,款待; vt.宴请,设宴招待;饮宴,参加宴会; vi.参加宴会;
adj.值得信赖的,可靠的;把稳;妥靠;信实;
偶遇;偶然发现;使产生…印象;
n.假日,休息日;节日; vi.度假,休假;
(1) a jet fighter (2) a fighter pilot (3) fighter bases
fighter [ˈfaɪtə(r)] 📢 UK📢 US
n.战士(尤指士兵或拳击者);[航]战斗机,歼击机;斗争者,奋斗者;好斗的人;
n.关系;联系;浪漫关系;血缘关系;
adv.在户外;向户外; n.户外;露天;野外;世间;
[体]篮球运动员;
(1) a boxing champion/match (2) heavyweight boxing (3) Some speakers argued that boxing was less dangerous than rugby.
boxing [ˈbɒksɪŋ] 📢 UK📢 US
n.啧啧吃的声音; v.啜食;
adj.传统的;口传的;惯例的;因袭的;
n.泰国人,泰国语;
n.拳击;装箱;做箱(或盒)的材料;箱形的罩(或框); v.将…装入盒中(box的ing形式);
(1) She flirted with the idea of becoming an actress when she was younger. (2) to flirt with danger/death/disaster (3) She's a real flirt.
(1) We look for applicants who are numerate, computer-literate and energetic self-starters. (2) They look for foods that are low in calories. (3) We all need to look for ways to reduce our carbon footprint.
(1) a knee injury (2) I grazed my knee when I fell. (3) He went down on one knee and asked her to marry him.
knee [ni:] 📢 UK📢 US
[化] 防晒露;
n.屏幕;银幕;屏风; vt.筛(煤、矿石等);拍摄;放映(电影);庇护;
vt.& vi.(战争、打斗等不愉快事件)突然发生,爆发;突然发生,爆发;向外砸开;
n.膝;膝盖; vt.用膝盖碰;
(1) I'mdefinitely going to get in touch with these people. (2) I want to explore and get in touch with my inner self. (3) He attempted to get in touch with them but without success.
(1) Your account of events does not correspond with hers. (2) Your account and hers do not correspond. (3) The written record of the conversation doesn't correspond to (= is different from) what was actually said.
(1) Are your products and services competitive? How about marketing? (2) How about going shopping and seeing a show in London? (3) "How about having a phone out here?"— 'Not likely!'
(1) The invention would have wide application/a wide range of applications in industry. (2) lotion for external application only (= to be put on the skin, not swallowed) (3) It took three applications of paint to cover the graffiti.