(1) fall asleep, dream Township who insisted on boat Artemisia? (2) Don't fall asleep at the switch when the job is offered to you. (3) He lies down on the sofa and soon fall asleep.
(1) I cut it out and pinned it to my studio wall. (2) cut it out, Perry. You've performed your heroics. It's all over now. (3) "cut it out, Chip," I said.
cut it out [kʌt it aut] 📢 UK📢 US
停止(做某事),<口>住手;
vt.& vi.进入;开始;参加;登记;
n.香水;香料;香味,香气; vt.使…充满香气;喷香水于…;
adv.一般地,广泛地,大众地,通俗地;“popular”的派生;
(1) a light switch (2) an on-off switch (3) That was in the days before electricity was available at the flick of a switch .
(1) Wild wood should be well protect from excessive hag. (2) For use with backflow preventer test cocks to protect from damage. (3) The sheep jammed together to protect from the cold.
protect...from
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保护…不受…;
vt.& vi.违反(规章等);侵犯(某人的权利);侵犯;侵害(某人的自由、权益等);
adj.凌乱的,散乱的;肮脏的,污秽的;复杂的,麻烦的,难以应付的;
n.完美;完善;最后加工;圆满;
(1) We pushed and pushed but the piano wouldn't move. (2) push hard when I tell you to. (3) She pushed at the door but it wouldn't budge.
(1) Is it customary to tip hairdressers in this country? (2) She arranged everything with her customary efficiency. (3) It is customary to offer a drink or a snack to guests...
(1) Light refreshments will be served during the break. (2) (humorous) liquid refreshment (= alcoholic drink) (3) In York we had a short stop for refreshment.
refreshment [rɪˈfreʃmənt] 📢 UK📢 US
n.提神,精神恢复;提神物;点心,茶点;
红辣椒;
n.胡说,废话;荒谬的念头;愚蠢的行为;胡闹; adj.无意义的;荒谬的; int.荒唐;
食言,不守诺言;违约;自食其言;破约;
(1) an economic miracle (2) It's a miracle (that) nobody was killed in the crash. (3) It would take a miracle to make this business profitable.
(1) She was still half asleep (= not fully awake) when she arrived at work. (2) The police found him asleep in a garage. (3) He was so exhausted that he fell asleep at his desk.
(1) in that case he and she must have plotted this together. (2) in that case, I'll go. (3) in that case, we won't wait any longer.
in that case [in ðæt keis] 📢 UK📢 US
adv.适当地;恰当地;正确地;完全,非常;
如果是那样的话;
把事情弄清楚,核实或查明某事物;设法确保出现某事物;务使;
n.抢劫案;明抢;敲竹杠;明目张胆地索取高价;
(1) There must be one set of laws for the whole of the country... (2) I might need a spare set of clothes... (3) Graf was leading 5-1 in the first set.
(1) I wonder who she is. (2) I was just beginning to wonder where you were. (3) ‘Why do you want to know? ’ ‘No particular reason. I was just wondering. ’
(1) Coastguards had given up all hope of finding the two divers alive. (2) ...smokers who give up before 30. (3) After a fruitless morning sitting at his desk he had given up.
(1) Troops have been sent to protect aid workers against attack. (2) They huddled together to protect themselves from the wind. (3) Each company is fighting to protect its own commercial interests.
protect [prəˈtekt] 📢 UK📢 US
n.老鼠;鼠标;羞怯[胆小]的人;[非正式用语] 眼部青肿; vi.捕鼠;窥探,偷偷地寻找;
adj.金(黄)色的;金质的;美好的 ;
n.商业,交易;生意;事务,业务;职业,行业;
vt.保护,保卫;贸易保护;备款以支付;
(1) I bet (that) we're too late. (2) You can bet (that) the moment I sit down, the phone will ring. (3) I'll bet you (that) he knows all about it.
(1) She emptied both their mugs and switched on the electric kettle... (2) He pointed the light at his feet and tried to switch it on. (3) Stir the switch on the left foot in ON end, push and press spraining.
(1) Sometimes, we choose to be addicted to TV series or games to kill time. (2) After that we were addicted to study. (3) Some people may be addicted to net surfing, which impairs their and mental health.
be addicted to
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n.门;闸门;登机门;入场费; vt.给…装大门;[电子学] 电波传送;
沉迷于;有瘾;醉;嗜;
v信任;料想;笃信宗教; vt.相信;以为,认为;对…信以为真;信任;
n.意外事件;事故;机遇,偶然;附属品;
(1) Please be polite to our guests. (2) We were all too polite to object. (3) I don't know how to make polite conversation .
polite [pəˈlaɪt] 📢 UK📢 US
n.有瘾的人;入迷的人;(吸毒)成瘾者; vt.使沉溺;使上瘾;使自己沾染(某些恶习);
n.农作物;产量;庄稼;平头; vt.种植;收割;修剪;剪短; vi.收成;收获;
n.大猩猩;<口>暴徒,打手;
adj.有礼貌的;有教养的,文雅的;上流社会的;应酬的,客套的;
(1) Come on, lazybones, get up! (2) You lazybones ! Go to do your homework! (3) Roll out, lazybones! It's getting late.
(1) (British English)a single honours degree (= for which you study only one subject) (2) He sent her a single red rose. (3) a single-sex school (= for boys only or for girls only)
(1) I was wearing false eyelashes and a sweater two sizes too small. (2) Look at the false police reports that omitted or misstated crucial facts. (3) In the early seventies I wore false eyelashes, as was the fashion.
(1) The accounts were formally approved by the board. (2) Although not formally trained as an art historian, he is widely respected for his knowledge of the period. (3) ‘How do you do? ’ she said formally.
(1) Just the thought of eating snakes makes me want to throw up. (2) When I get seasick , I throw up my food. (3) It's bad to throw up one's job just because one's been criticized.
throw up [θrəu ʌp] 📢 UK📢 US
n.食品杂货店;食品杂货业;
放弃;呕吐;产生(人才);匆匆建造(某物);
义牙,假牙;
vi.挨饿;[非正式用语] 饥饿;受饿;[古语] 冻死; vt.使挨饿;饿死;
(1) She switched off the coffee-machine... (2) Glass parked the car and switched the engine off. (3) Thankfully, I've learned to switch off and let it go over my head...
(1) Wear clothes that provide adequate protection against the wind and rain. (2) He asked to be put under police protection . (3) the conservation and protection of the environment