(1) an alluring smile (2) Why are the contents of the next person's shopping trolley always more alluring than one's own? (3) ...the most alluring city in South-East Asia.
(1) All of the following I would regard as misconceptions. (2) With such self - regard as you display, what room is left for the public's love? (3) We regard as important the sentiment, therefore thousand tracks down!
(1) Lam a doctoral degree from Harvard University Graduate School of Design. (2) Of, relating to, or engaged in academic study beyond the level of a doctoral degree. (3) During the same period. people a doctoral degree increased their earnings by the least amount.
doctoral degree
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vi.垂直落下；骤然跌落； n.铅锤；坠子；重压物；
博士学位；
adj.属于偏执狂的；患妄想狂的；过分猜疑的； n.偏执狂患者；妄想症患者；
vt.& vi.（为…）哀悼；悲叹；悔恨；痛惜； n.哀歌，挽歌；悲恸，恸哭；悲痛之情；悼词；
(1) to reveal a secret (2) Details of the murder were revealed by the local paper. (3) The report reveals (that) the company made a loss of £20 million last year.
reveal [rɪˈvi:l] 📢 UK📢 US
vt.显露；揭露；泄露；[神]启示； n.揭示，展现；[建]门侧，窗侧；
vt.使协调；<音>调音；
vt.诱惑；怂恿；
n.芦笋，芦笋的茎；天冬；
(1) the author's clear elegant prose (= style of writing) (2) Shute's prose is stark and chillingly unsentimental... (3) What he has to say is expressed in prose of exceptional lucidity and grace.
(1) Schools should not compete with each other or attempt to poach pupils. (2) Charles has never felt the need to compete with anyone. (3) Every time I sing that line, I have to compete with that bloody trombone!
compete with [kəmˈpi:t wið] 📢 UK📢 US
n.范围，规模；保险项目；〈美〉（新闻）报导；[植]优势度；
n.不利，劣势，短处；损失；
与…抗争；
n.分类；分级；类别；（动植物等的）分类学；
(1) innumerable books have been written on the subject. (2) He has invented innumerable excuses, told endless lies. (3) She gave innumerable tours through the farm and nature walks in the woods.
(1) Voltaire was a famous French satirist. (2) An eighteenth - century satirist reviewed the troublesome period. (3) As a political satirist, scurrility was his trade, you might say.
satirist [ˈsætərɪst] 📢 UK📢 US
n.讽刺作家；
n.初学者，新手；新信徒；尚未赢过大赛的赛马；
adj.适当的；恰当的；合适的； vt.占用，拨出；
来自…， 源于…；起源；
(1) Her speech was punctuated by bursts of applause. (2) The silence of the night was punctuated by the distant rumble of traffic. (3) He made gestures to punctuate his speech.
punctuate [ˈpʌŋktʃueɪt] 📢 UK📢 US
adj.重要的，主要的；前列的；首位的； n.行距；铅框； v.领导(lead的ing形式)；
vt.解释；理解；诠释，体现；口译； vi.作解释；作口译；
adj.卷曲的，古怪的；变态的；
vt.加标点符号；不时打断；加强，强调； vt.不时打断某事物；使用标点符号；
(1) The vote was seen as a test run for elections to come. (2) Look. The train's in. We'll have to run for it now. (3) He was already preparing his run for the presidency.
run for [rʌn fɔ:] 📢 UK📢 US
vt.改变；改观；变换； vi.改变； n.[数]变换式；
v.竞选，赶快去请；
n.重磅炸弹，了不起的人或事；大片；风靡一时的事物；
vt.汇编；编辑；编制；编译；
(1) I traversed the narrow pedestrian bridge. (2) …a steep-sided valley traversed by streams. (3) Locate the remaining materials needed to complete the glider. Once completed, traverse to the underground laboratory.
(1) My hobbies were skiing and scuba diving. (2) I first got hooked on scuba diving when I was twelve. (3) I was thinking about a romantic cruise or scuba diving lessons.
scuba diving
📢 UK📢 US
n.中断；打断；障碍物；打岔的事；
戴水肺潜水；
adj.无所不在的；普遍存在的；
adj.非常宝贵的；无法估计的；无价的；金不换；
(1) a shuttle service between London and Edinburgh (2) Her childhood was spent shuttling between her mother and father. (3) A bus shuttles passengers back and forth from the station to the terminal.
(1) a constellation of Hollywood talent (2) The largest gallery contains at its centre a constellation of photographs called My Wishes. (3) Most patients have a constellation of diseases, with few clear-cut distinctions between them...
constellation [ˌkɒnstəˈleɪʃn] 📢 UK📢 US
n.准许进入；承认；坦白；入场费；
n.星座；一群杰出人物；一系列（相关的想法、事物）；一群（相关的人）；
vt.尊敬，敬重；认为，以为；考虑；估价； n.尊敬，尊重；意见，看法；评价；名声；
adj.难以预测的；难以预料的，未定局的；怀疑的，拿不准的；不明不白；
(1) The photochemical reactions transform the light into electrical impulses. (2) A new colour scheme will transform your bedroom. (3) It was an event that would transform my life.
(1) bachelor's degree or Diploma in Accounting, Finance, Business Administration or related field. (2) We are educated in English language and Engineering majors with bachelor's degree. (3) She a bachelor's degree in elementary education from Eastern Michigan University.
(1) By my reckoning you still owe me £5. (2) In the final reckoning truth is rewarded. (3) Officials concerned with environmental policy predict that a day of reckoning will come.
(1) Fish are abundant in the lake. (2) We have abundant evidence to prove his guilt. (3) Birds are abundant in the tall vegetation.
abundant [əˈbʌndənt] 📢 UK📢 US
adj.河边的，水滨的；河岸拥有人；
n.木材；隆隆声；废物； vt.& vi.砍伐；笨重地行进；胡乱堆积；
adj.大量的，充足的；丰富的，富有的；丰足；阜；
n.朗诵；背诵；习题课；
(1) a remote outpost (2) the last outpost of civilization (3) ...a remote mountain outpost, linked to the outside world by the poorest of roads.
outpost [ˈaʊtpəʊst] 📢 UK📢 US
n.前哨；警戒部队；前哨基地；边区村落；
adj.不同的，多种多样的；变化多的；形形色色的；
adj.无能力的；不胜任的；不适当的； n.无能者；不胜任者；
adj.鲁莽的，不顾危险的；粗心大意的；满不在乎的；胆大妄为；
(1) Audiologists require a master's degree in audiology. (2) I'ma thesis paper away from my graduating with my master's degree in sociology. (3) They graduated from WHEATON University and got the master's degree.
master's degree
📢 UK📢 US
adj.西班牙的；西班牙和葡萄牙的；西班牙及其他说西班牙语国家的；拉丁美洲的；
n.格言，权威的断言；宣言( dictum的名词复数 )；声明；名言；格言；
vt.显露；揭露；泄露；[神]启示； n.揭示，展现；[建]门侧，窗侧；
n.硕士学位；
(1) measurable improvements (2) Working conditions have changed measurably in the last ten years. (3) Both leaders seemed to expect measurable progress.
measurable [ˈmeʒərəbl] 📢 UK📢 US
adj.可量度的；可测量的，可预见的；重大的；
vt.升高一级，升档，迎合（高层次消费者）； adj.高档的，高收入的，销售对象为高收入者的；
n.依附；坚持；忠诚；密着；
在…（如某行业）中获得成功；
(1) Stress has an immeasurably more serious effect on our lives than we realize. (2) Housing standards improved immeasurably after the war. (3) to cause immeasurable harm
immeasurable [ɪˈmeʒərəbl] 📢 UK📢 US
n.侵入，侵占，侵蚀；
adj.无法计量的，无限的；无可估量；无量；不可估量；
n.误解；错觉；错误想法；
n.礁，暗礁；[矿]矿脉；[航]缩帆部，榫帆部； vt.收帆，缩帆；
(1) She has always craved excitement. (2) I must crave your pardon. (3) There may be certain times of day when smokers crave their cigarette...
crave [kreɪv] 📢 UK📢 US
vt.& vi.渴望，热望；恳求，恳请；要求，需要； vt.恳求，请求；渴望；
n.<贬>窥淫癖者（喜欢窥视他人性行为）；刺探隐秘者（喜欢刺探他人的问题或私生活）；
戴水肺潜水；
[医]高密度；
(1) She had placed a great deal of faith in Mr Penleigh. (2) This involved the deletion of a great deal of irrelevant material. (3) Stationary cars in traffic jams cause a great deal of pollution.
a great deal of [ə ɡreit di:l ɔv] 📢 UK📢 US
n.杰作，名作；杰出的事；
n.瑞格舞（西印度群岛的一种舞蹈及舞曲）；
n.星座；一群杰出人物；一系列（相关的想法、事物）；一群（相关的人）；
大量的；许多；
(1) The girls in a class tend to have a civilizing influence on the boys. (2) ...a comedy about a man who tries to civilise a woman—but she ends up civilising him... (3) It exerts a civilizing influence on mankind.
civilize [ˈsɪvəlaɪz] 📢 UK📢 US
n.帝国主义，帝国主义政策；
vt.识别，认出；确定；使参与；把…看成一样； vi.确定；认同；
vt.预知，预见；有先见之明；
vt.使文明；使开化；教化；启发； vi.变得文明；
(1) The power of red wine to counteract high cholesterol has been ballyhooed in the press. (2) The ads. ballyhooed the movie's virtues. (3) Confusion surrounds the future of a much - ballyhooed extension of Shanghai's magnetic levitation ( maglev ) train service.
ballyhooed
📢 UK📢 US
adj.微粒的，粒子的； n.微粒，粒子；
v.（为…）大吹大擂( ballyhoo的过去式和过去分词 )；
下（车、马等）；离开；发出；（使）入睡；
照料自己；自力谋生；
(1) The newspaper came out weekly. It satirized political leaders. (2) Tom : Luxun created such an image to satirize. (3) To ridicule or satirize in or as if in a lampoon.
satirize [ˈsætəraɪz] 📢 UK📢 US
vt.使…制度化；使成为惯例；把（某人）置于公共机构下；
vt.（音乐的）切分；词中省略，中略；
vt.讽刺，讥讽；
vt.分类，归类；把…列为密件；
(1) There are excellent facilities for sport and recreation. (2) I'm not interested in sport. (3) the use of drugs in sport
(1) It was an unparalleled opportunity to develop her career. (2) The book has enjoyed a success unparalleled in recent publishing history. (3) Germany's unparalleled prosperity is based on wise investments...
(1) You'll be amazed at the culinary creations possible in a Dutch oven. (2) be amazed at marine life viewed from a glass bottomed boat. (3) You will be amazed at the progress we have made.
be amazed at
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adj.协调的；协定的；协商好的；[乐]合拍调的；
vt.取得（权力）；承担，担任；假设，假定；呈现；
对…感到惊讶；对…感到害怕；
adj.（衣服）紧身的，贴身的；
(1) Who is in command here? (2) He looked relaxed and totally in command of himself . (3) For the first time in years, she felt in command of her life.
(1) Generally a brief note or a phone call will suffice. (2) One example will suffice to illustrate the point. (3) A cover letter should never exceed one page; often a far shorter letter will suffice.
suffice [səˈfaɪs] 📢 UK📢 US
妨害；
vi.足够；有能力； vt.满足…的需要；使满足；
vt.公开；揭露；使显露；使暴露；
n.（总称）机器；（政府等的）机关，组织；机器的运转部份；机械装置；
(1) The bargain prices are expected to entice customers away from other stores. (2) The animal refused to be enticed from its hole. (3) Try and entice the child to eat by offering small portions of their favourite food.
(1) My hobbies were skiing and scuba diving. (2) I first got hooked on scuba diving when I was twelve. (3) While on honeymoon in Bali, she learned to scuba dive.
scuba [ˈsku:bə] 📢 UK📢 US
vt.承认；鸣谢；对…打招呼；告知已收到；
玩得高兴，过得快活；耍笑；玩耍；
n.水肺，便携式水下呼吸器；
adj.当代的，现代的；同时代的，同属一个时期的； n.同代人；同辈人；同龄人；当代人；
(1) We went snorkelling, and then returned for lunch. (2) It's a pity that we didn't dive and snorkel last time. (3) With a snorkel, however, a diver can stay under water for quite a long time.