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  1. 1d ago

    U4E10 | equator

    Equator【n.】 1.[uncountable] an imaginary line around the earth at an equal distance from the North Pole and the South Pole赤道（地球表面上与南北两极距离相等的大圆） The equator divides the Earth into the Northern and Southern Hemispheres. 赤道将地球分为北半球和南半球。 Singapore is located near the equator. 新加坡位于赤道附近。   Equal 平等的，相等的 Equality 平等 Equation 方程式 Equinox 春分或秋分（约在3月21日和9月22日，此时昼夜几乎等长）   在小宇宙查看该单集文稿

    U4E10 | equator

  2. 3d ago

    U4E9 | expel

    Expel【v.】 1. to officially force someone to leave a school, organization, or country开除；除名；驱逐 The student was expelled for cheating on the exam. 这名学生因考试作弊被开除。 The government expelled the foreign diplomats. 政府驱逐了这些外国外交官。 • expel sb from sth to officially force someone to leave a school, organization, or country将某人从某处开除/驱逐 The principal decided to expel the student from school for repeated violations of the rules. 校长决定因该学生多次违反校规而将其开除。 The government expelled the ambassador from the country after the diplomatic incident. 外交事件后，政府将大使驱逐出境。   2. to force air, liquid, or gas out of something排出；喷出 The machine expels waste water automatically. 这台机器自动排出废水。 The volcano expelled a huge cloud of ash. 火山喷出了一大片火山灰。 • expel sth from sth to force air, liquid, or gas out of something将某物从某处排出/喷出 The lungs expel carbon dioxide from the body during exhalation. 肺部在呼气时将二氧化碳排出体外。 The machine expels excess water from the system to prevent damage. 机器将多余的水从系统中排出以防止损坏。 在小宇宙查看该单集文稿

    U4E9 | expel

  3. 6d ago

    U4E8 | counter

    Counter【n.】 a long flat surface over which goods are sold or served or business is done in a shop, bank, etc.柜台 She placed the money on the counter and left. 她把钱放在柜台上就离开了。 The customer waited patiently at the counter. 顾客耐心地在柜台前等待。 • over the counter goods, especially medicines, that can be bought without a prescription非处方药；无需处方即可购买的物品 You can buy this medicine over the counter at any pharmacy. 你可以在任何药店无需处方购买这种药。   à counter【verb】 to oppose or respond to something with an opposing view or action反对；反击；反驳 She countered his argument with a strong rebuttal. 她用有力的反驳来反对他的论点。 The government countered the criticism with new policies. 政府用新政策来应对批评。   à counter【adj.】 opposing or contradicting something相反的，对立的 The government's counter measures were ineffective. 政府的应对措施无效。 She took a counter position in the debate. 她在辩论中采取了相反的立场。 • counter to opposing or contrary to something与...相反或对立 His actions were counter to the company's policies. 他的行为与公司的政策背道而驰。 The results were counter to our expectations. 结果与我们的预期相反。   àcounter【adv.】 in the opposite direction or manner; contrary相反地；逆向地 The decision runs counter to the advice of experts. 这个决定与专家的建议背道而驰。 He acted counter to his parents' wishes. 他的行为与父母的愿望相反。   àcounter- Counter-也会出现在一些复合词中，表达“反对、相反或对抗”的意思。 例如：counterattack：反击。counterargument：反驳的论点 His counterargument made the discussion more interesting.他的反驳观点让讨论变得更有意思。 在小宇宙查看该单集文稿

  4. Oct 20

    U4E7 | humble

    humble【adj.】 1. having or showing a modest or low estimate of one's own importance谦逊的，谦虚的 He was a humble man who did not seek fame or fortune. 他是一个谦逊的人，不追求名利。 She accepted the award with a humble attitude. 她以谦逊的态度接受了奖项。 2. of low social, administrative, or political rank地位低下的，卑微的 He rose from humble beginnings to become a successful businessman. 他从卑微的出身成长为一名成功的商人。 The humble clerk worked hard to support his family. 这位卑微的职员努力工作以养家糊口。 3. not large or special; ordinary简陋的，普通的 They lived in a humble cottage in the countryside. 他们住在乡下一间简陋的小屋里。 The restaurant serves humble but delicious meals. 这家餐厅提供简单但美味的饭菜。   àhumble (verb) 1. to make someone feel that they are not as good or important as they thought they were使感到卑微，使谦卑 The defeat humbled the once-proud team. 这次失败让这支曾经骄傲的队伍变得谦卑。 She was humbled by the generosity of the poor villagers. 贫穷村民的慷慨让她感到自己的渺小。 2. [~+反身代词] to show or express humility谦逊地表现或表达 He humbled himself before the king. 他在国王面前表现得十分谦卑。 The CEO humbled himself by working alongside the factory workers. 这位CEO通过与工厂工人一起工作来表现谦逊。 • humble oneself to show humility or lower one's pride表现谦逊 The leader humbled himself by admitting his mistakes. 这位领导通过承认错误来表现谦逊。 • be humbled by sth to feel small or insignificant because of something因某事而感到渺小 We were humbled by the grandeur of the mountains. 我们被群山的雄伟所震撼。 在小宇宙查看该单集文稿

  5. Oct 16

    U4E6 | cardiovascular

    cardiovascular【adj.】 1.relating to the heart and blood vessels与心脏和血管有关的 Regular exercise can improve cardiovascular health. 定期锻炼可以改善心血管健康。 The doctor specializes in cardiovascular diseases. 这位医生专攻心血管疾病。 在小宇宙查看该单集文稿

  6. Oct 11

    U4E5 | intersection

    Intersection【n.】 1. a place where two or more roads meet, especially where one crosses another十字路口，交叉路口 *at the intersection of at the point where two or more things meet or cross在...的交汇处 There's a traffic light at the intersection ahead. 前面的十字路口有一个红绿灯。 The new roundabout has improved traffic flow at the busy intersection. 新的环形交叉路口改善了繁忙十字路口的交通流量。 Pedestrians should be careful when crossing at intersections. 行人在过十字路口时应小心。 2. a set that contains elements shared by two or more sets交集（数学中两个或多个集合共有的元素组成的集合） The intersection of sets A and B contains only the number 3. 集合A和B的交集只包含数字3。 3. a point or area where different things come together and affect each other（不同事物的）交汇点，交叉点 This conference explores the intersection of technology and art. 这次会议探讨科技与艺术的交汇点。 Her research focuses on the intersection of race and gender in modern literature. 她的研究聚焦于现代文学中种族与性别的交汇点。 在小宇宙查看该单集文稿

  7. Oct 2

    U4E4 | convention

    Convention【n.】 1. a large meeting of a political party or other organization（政党或其他组织的）大会，集会 The Democratic National Convention will be held next month. 民主党全国代表大会将于下月举行。 She attended a teachers' convention in Chicago. 她参加了在芝加哥举行的一个教师大会。 2. a formal agreement between countries or groups of people（国家或团体间的）公约，协定 The Geneva Convention establishes standards for the treatment of prisoners of war. 《日内瓦公约》确立了对待战俘的标准。 3. a traditional or common way of behaving or doing something习俗，惯例 It's a convention to shake hands when you meet someone for the first time. 初次见面时握手是一种习俗。 *break with convention to behave in a way that is different from what is usual or expected打破常规 She broke with convention by proposing to him instead of waiting for him to propose. 她打破常规，主动向他求婚而不是等待他求婚。 *by convention according to what is generally done or accepted按照惯例 By convention, the eldest son inherits the family estate. 按照惯例，长子继承家族财产。 在小宇宙查看该单集文稿

  8. Sep 25

    U4E3 | consignment

    Consignment【n.】 Consign【v.】 1. to deliver something to a person's keeping将...交付给...保管 • consign sth to sb to deliver something to a person's keeping将某物交付给某人保管 She consigned her jewelry to the bank's safe deposit box. 她把珠宝交给银行的保险箱保管。 She consigned the letter to the care of her secretary. 她把信交给她的秘书保管。 2. to send goods to a person or place for sale将...委托销售 • consign goods to sb/sth to send goods to a person or place for sale将货物委托给某人或某地销售 The artist consigned her paintings to a gallery. 这位艺术家将她的画作委托给画廊销售。 They consigned the goods to an overseas distributor. 他们将货物委托给海外经销商销售。   àconsignment【n.】 1. the act of consigning goods or documents to someone's care委托，托付 *on consignment goods sent to a dealer who pays only after they are sold寄售 The goods were shipped on consignment to the local dealer. 货物被委托给当地经销商运输。 She sent the paintings to the gallery on consignment. 她把画作委托给画廊出售。 2. a quantity of goods that are sent or delivered somewhere一批运送的货物 *consignment of goods a quantity of goods sent or delivered to someone一批货物 A consignment of goods arrived at the warehouse yesterday. 一批货物昨天到达了仓库。 The store received a large consignment of new books. 商店收到了一批新书。 A consignment of medical supplies was sent to the disaster area. 一批医疗物资被送往灾区。 在小宇宙查看该单集文稿

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