| 单词 | word |
| 释义 | word UK [wɜ:d] US [wɝ:d] noun LANGUAGE UNIT 语言单位 ESSENTIAL countable ■a single unit of language which has meaning and can be spoken or written 词；字；单词 •Your essay should be no more than two thousand words long.你的论文不应超过2000字。 •Some words are more difficult to spell than others.有些词比其他的词难拼写。 •What's the word for •It's sometimes difficult to find the f-/c- etc. word ■used to refer to a word, usually a rude or embarrassing one, by saying only the first letter and not the whole word 通常是粗鲁或令人难堪的词，只说出该词的第一个字母来指代该词 •You're still not allowed to say the f-word on TV in the US.在美国的电视上仍然不允许说那个以f开头的词。 •So how's the diet going - or would you rather I didn't mention the d-word?节食进行得怎么样——也许你不愿意让我提那个以d开头的字。 UK [wɜ:d] US [wɝ:d] noun TALKING 简短的陈述 IMPROVER only singular ■a short discussion or statement 简短的交谈，谈话 •The manager wants a •Could I have a •Perhaps you would have words [plural] ■angry words 争吵，口角 •Both competitors had •Words passed between ■disapproving ■discussion, rather than action 讨论（而非行动） •I'm afraid so far there have been more words than action on the matter of childcare provision.恐怕到目前为止，提供儿童保育的问题更多停留在讨论层面上，而较少付诸实行。 have/exchange words ■to talk to each other for a short time 简短交谈 •We exchanged a few words as we were coming out of the meeting.我们走出会议室时匆匆交谈了几句。 UK [wɜ:d] US [wɝ:d] noun NEWS 消息 uncountable ■news or a message 消息；信息 •Have you had •We got •Word of UK [wɜ:d] US [wɝ:d] noun PROMISE 诺言 only singular ■a promise 诺言；承诺 •I said I'd visit him and I shall keep •You have UK [wɜ:d] US [wɝ:d] noun ORDER 命令 only singular ■an order 命令，指示 •We're waiting for the word from head office before making a statement.我们正在等待总部的命令，之后才会发表声明。 •The troops will go into action as soon as their commander gives •At UK [wɜ:d] US [wɝ:d] noun breathe/say a word ■to tell other people about something 告诉别人，讲出去 •Don't say a word about •If you breathe a word of UK [wɜ:d] US [wɝ:d] noun by word of mouth ■in speech but not in writing 口头上的 •All the orders were given by word of mouth so that no written evidence could be discovered later.所有命令都是口头传达的，所以事后找不到任何书面证据。 UK [wɜ:d] US [wɝ:d] noun from the word go ■from the start of something 从一开始 •The bridge-building project had problems with funding right UK [wɜ:d] US [wɝ:d] noun give your word formal ■to promise 承诺；保证 •He gave UK [wɜ:d] US [wɝ:d] noun have a word in sb's ear ■to give someone a piece of advice or information secretly 悄悄地说；耳语 UK [wɜ:d] US [wɝ:d] noun in a word ■said when you are going to give your opinion about something quickly and directly 简而言之，一言以蔽之 •In a word, she's lying.一句话，她在说谎。 UK [wɜ:d] US [wɝ:d] noun in your own words ■If a person says something in their own words, they speak without copying what someone else has said. 用（某人）自己的话说 •The court has heard accounts of that night's events from several witnesses - now please tell us in your own words what you saw.法庭已经听取了几位证人对那天晚上所发生事件的陈述，现在请你说说你看到的情况。 UK [wɜ:d] US [wɝ:d] noun in words of one syllable ■in simple language avoiding long, difficult or specialized words 用简单的话，用容易理解的话 •Could you explain UK [wɜ:d] US [wɝ:d] noun man/woman of his/her word ■someone who keeps their promises 信守诺言的人 •You can trust him - he's a man of his word.你可以相信他——他是个信守诺言的人。 UK [wɜ:d] US [wɝ:d] noun (upon) my word! old-fashioned ■used to express surprise 哟，嗨，哎呀（表示惊讶或生气） •My word! Isn't that Jenkins on the roof?哎呀！屋顶上不是詹金斯吗？ UK [wɜ:d] US [wɝ:d] noun not get a word in edgeways UK (US not get a word in edgewise) informal ■to not be able to say anything because someone else is talking all the time 插不进话，插不了嘴 •Roz was talking so much that nobody else could get a word in edgeways!罗兹话太多了，别人连一句话也插不进去。 UK [wɜ:d] US [wɝ:d] noun put in a good word for sb ■to say positive things about someone 为（某人）美言，说（某人）的好话 •I really need a job and I was hoping you might put in a good word for me with your boss.我真的需要一份工作，所以希望你能在你老板面前为我美言几句。 UK [wɜ:d] US [wɝ:d] noun put the word about/around/out/round ■to tell people a new piece of news 发布消息；传出消息 •So, the new manager has been appointed - should we put the word around?那么已经任命了新的经理——我们应不应该公布这消息？ UK [wɜ:d] US [wɝ:d] noun put words in/into sb's mouth ■to suggest that someone meant one thing when really they meant another 曲解（某人）的话，故意歪曲（某人）的话 •Stop putting words in my mouth - I didn't say you looked fat in the red dress - I merely said you looked very slim in the black!别曲解我的话——我并不是说你穿红色显胖——我只是说你穿黑色显得非常苗条！ UK [wɜ:d] US [wɝ:d] noun take sb at their word (also take sb's word for it) ■to believe that what someone says is true 相信（某人）的话 •He said he'd give me a job and I just took him at his word.他说过会给我一份工作，而我就信以为真了。 •If he says there's $500 in the envelope, then I'll take his word for it.如果他说信封里有500美元，那我会相信他说的话。 UK [wɜ:d] US [wɝ:d] noun take the words out of sb's mouth ■to say something which another person was just about to say or which they were thinking 说出（某人）要说（或正在思考）的话 •"What a rude and obnoxious man!" "You took the words right UK [wɜ:d] US [wɝ:d] noun word for word ■using exactly the same words 逐字地，一字不差地 •She listened to everything I said and repeated it word for word to her mum.她把我说的一切听得清清楚楚，并一字不漏地转述给她妈妈听。 •a word-for-word account ■If you translate speech or writing word for word, you change one word at a time in the same order rather than in phrases or other larger units of meaning. 逐字（照译）UK [wɜ:d] US [wɝ:d] noun word gets about/around/round ■When word gets about/around/round, news spreads fast within a group of people （消息）迅速传开 •"I hear you were having drinks with a tall, dark, handsome man last night." "Wow, word gets round fast, doesn't it?"“我听说你昨晚和一个高大帅气、皮肤略黑的男子一起喝酒？”“天哪，消息传得可真快，不是吗？” •She doesn't want word getting around the office that she's pregnant.她不想让办公室里的人知道自己怀孕的事。 UK [wɜ:d] US [wɝ:d] noun word has it ■used to refer to something which is generally thought to be true although not official or known to be a fact 据传言；据传闻 •Word has it (that) UK [wɜ:d] US [wɝ:d] noun (the) word is ■used to refer to something which has been reported but not officially stated 据说；据报道 •The word is (that) §UK [wɜ:d] US [wɝ:d/word 1 |
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