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/ j# [' F& O+ u {1 v5 GNewlywed: 新婚的人，新婚夫妇3 f% ]8 [ C% _, R8 K' Q
transgression /trænzˈgreʃn; trænzˋɡrɛʃən/ n (fml 文) (a) [U] transgressing 违法; 违反道德; 违犯戒律. (b) [C] instance of this; sin 违法; 违反道德; 违犯戒律6 g- | s3 E( T& @7 w4 p
D.U.I: Driving under the influence of alcohol, drunk driving, drinking and driving (American or Canadian English), or drink-driving (Australian, Irish, British or New Zealand English), is the act of operating a motor vehicle (and sometimes a bicycle or similar human-powered vehicle) after having consumed alcohol (ethanol) or other drugs, to the degree that mental and motor skills are impaired.) H6 Y" q# z* j( P5 R7 m
Hit-and-run: 撞人逃逸
+ p4 j+ F! ^+ n& WThe statute of limitation: 法律时限
* u5 S6 {, p$ k7 {8 m9 CMoose: 麋鹿
* t0 }6 `$ u2 K/ r4 U+ f8 G& V4 s/ BIgnition: 点火. z4 `( A) L5 r b
Serenity: 宁静. s% I. V! v1 h t) Q! G
Conspicuous: 显而易见的% d4 y. z! p. u% |) _
Broom: 笤帚
' r) \/ B" b' ~8 p- I: j5 ZPitch: 投掷% d/ \* t, v0 J6 Z% k5 @
head-on .head-'on
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( d8 \$ }9 `9 g7 ?; h7 c crash/collide/smash etc head-on+ P( M8 m6 ?; K4 G3 E
if two vehicles crash etc head-on, the front part of one vehicle hits the front part of the other
- r/ e# D$ _/ T: u4 R if someone deals with a problem head-on, they do not try to avoid it, but deal with it in a direct and determined way% i3 q" w( ]4 p8 Y. m1 x+ ]( U
face/tackle/meet sth head-on ?" P) A. i* @$ s: {
The police are trying to tackle car crime head-on.6 \' e. w/ S0 S. a$ d* l' {
if two people or teams meet head-on in an argument, competition etc, they compete against each other and try to win in a very determined way
; S) l! d/ ]5 [" [- g" Pbe put away for life: be prisoned for life
$ m2 k! Y1 f! }5 Y3 a9 @+ {slip into: be suddenly into- y4 D3 q% I4 m# r6 x. D4 O
sponge bath: 海绵擦身: y& q, R' `/ D9 P- v
bitch v [I, Ipr] ~ (about sb/sth) (infml 口) make spiteful comments; complain or grumble 出言不逊; 抱怨; 发牢骚
; ^" R1 F$ d* W( w- g" Edebauchery: 放荡+ d4 B! e$ S1 p8 v! A6 ?) [7 T
out of whack: improperly ordered or balanced
6 }' B3 }8 e) edoze off: 打盹
* K6 k1 p& D1 A0 M5 {9 l* mdo the trick: 获得成功
6 e* L- h$ |& |" M2 Q% Hbabble: 咕嘟咕嘟
2 L1 D B5 Z pbrook: 小溪 [% B( x' l2 k1 \! J
knock off: 下班2 T1 o- |9 z5 l+ U# D7 j
level with sb (infml 口) speak or deal with sb in an honest and frank way 坦诚待人.
: T, R: c/ m& q5 A' Mlumber ['lʌmbә]* l3 ~- {- H. g( z+ H; J. X
n. 木材, 破旧家俱, 废物, 隆隆声
/ Z0 r/ D% X! i: P1 _vt. 砍伐木材, 乱堆
0 _4 L* _* R& S6 c' U) V2 J4 nvi. 笨拙地移动, 喧闹地向前走, 隆隆地移动1 ]: N' h: a# V6 h
[经] 木材, 破旧家俱
& _) t5 ^, ]: z/ N. A+ r; e+ j0 b; HImpoverish: 贫穷的
$ s$ p: B" v9 K, N; w+ R5 s/ Z zEnormity: 恶行
+ p' ~8 ?7 H9 E( e: fWad: 一叠，一扎
3 j3 V+ g' Y( Khit man (sl 俚 esp US) hired assassin; person who is paid to kill another person 职业杀手; 被人收买充当刺客的人./ B+ M6 A5 P; D" i$ _- {: V4 L% V
Mob: 暴徒
7 c- k/ O7 D2 f0 i; Q+ |Lead: 线索1 j9 X+ \ `0 g- l. m& D
Lady finger: 手指饼干% B& d8 `& ?$ P5 b
Make: 品牌，型号
" H; @" C8 I5 K3 p& rUterus: 子宫
0 s" d2 P: T% p G; D6 cOff the hook: 脱离困境 i# R2 R% \* J" V
Potent: .(药等)效力大的，威力大的；强有力的
! Q8 h* ]* `, ?9 GScout: 童子军: Y$ s ]* {4 P
Bowline: 单套结（水手﹑ 攀登者等打的一种结实的结）.1 I$ ^8 X/ v/ ^3 S; T @$ `4 I/ \
Yank: 猛拉5 R2 [& j0 n2 P1 B" }- S' n$ Q
Taut: 紧的
% @& n! k$ |6 [& h" `8 \, y# _a ,high/,low `profile noticeable/inconspicuous way of behaving, so as to attract/avoid public attention 极力[避免]显示自己的做法; 高[低]姿态: adopt/keep/maintain a low profile 采取[保持/维持]低姿态6 c6 y# W$ y2 ` U7 t: v
Lassie Las•sie b4 J! q8 _9 l+ c5 K
a dog who was the main character in seven films made between 1943 and 1951 and later in television programmes. Lassie is very brave and clever, and she often saves people from danger, especially members of the family that she belongs to.
3 |3 z o$ i$ \: H, u( Cshrink n (sl joc 俚, 谑 esp US) psychiatrist 精神科医生; 精神病学家' c3 X' X+ u2 b: K. Z6 A) X+ O
stir up: 激起9 ~) n$ T' I" y& b, N3 @1 @! ~, L
look both ways before they cross the street: 过马路看两边
: k1 J& ~" k( n. Q0 Tcondo n. 共同统治, 共管下的政府, 共管, 多层公寓大楼, 由个人占用的一套公寓房间+ k9 D. c& j8 `0 L6 b
pussyfoot pus•sy•foot /ˈpusifut/ v [I] also pussyfoot around/about
/ a$ a" U7 v) z) D& `- h- e; Ainformal to be too careful and frightened to do something, such as making firm decisions or telling someone exactly what you think
$ [3 J3 p$ S" r$ p2 ^4 c8 `* @strip mall 'strip mall
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3 C% d( M+ c, L1 g9 p- v. `AmE a row of shops built together, with a large area for parking cars in front of it+ v/ T8 {: B2 y8 O
troll1 troll1 /trəul, trɔl US troul/ n [C] % L& e* Y5 L) X5 ?, h6 Z
[Date: 1600-1700; Language: Norwegian; Origin: troll and Danish trold, from Old Norse troll 'evil creature, giant']
; }' J; o/ ?' E7 \/ O2 L: ^5 s+ lan imaginary creature in stories that looks like an ugly person! y3 m, x8 z, D% B
dappled ['dæpld]a. 斑纹的, 花斑的
0 G" }" k( q+ W/ Q+ Hdrowsy: 昏昏欲睡的
( |. V4 d7 W- ugroovy groov•y /ˈgruːvi/ adj old-fashioned informal 7 ]- s7 `1 ] Y" G l5 C5 Z
a word meaning fashionable, modern, and fun, used especially in the 1960s Q# A e6 u) R7 m5 G' ?( M5 j! k
snoop around: 窥探/ V7 D3 M, x! Q6 {# q4 a- j
be walled off: strange
+ O; q# V6 B4 G0 H& erepent: 懊悔
& P7 |$ K& P7 m8 M8 g$ |clean the slate 摆脱责任, 免除义务3 z# m# n4 t' ]
tear up: 撕碎$ M! |1 Q) z; v
infestation: [C, U] (instance of) infesting or being infested （指有害的鸟兽昆虫等）大批出没, 侵扰, 骚扰: an infestation of cockroaches 蟑螂的侵扰.
% h6 c6 k- K; v: @% k9 Pno-no 'no-no
( ~# O& f8 p2 Y6 ^" Ln [singular] informal 4 H. W5 e* ^: s3 _. H4 }
something that you must not do because it is considered to be unacceptable behaviour |
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