Lesson 70 Red for danger 【单词列表】

bullfight [ˈbulfait] n. 斗牛

drunk [drʌŋk] n. 醉汉

wander [ˈwɔndə] v. 溜达,乱走

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A: Is the whole building his?

B: Yes, he told us that we could wander around at will.

A:这整栋建筑都是他的?

B:是的,他告诉我们说我们可以任意闲逛。

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ring [riŋ] n. 圆形竞技场地

unaware [ˌʌnəˈweə] adj. 不知道的,未察觉的

bull [bul] n. 公牛

matador [ˈmætədɔː] n. 斗牛士

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A: The matador is so handsome.

B: His performance is nice, too.

A:那位斗牛士真帅。

B:他的表演也很精彩。

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remark [riˈmɑːk] n. 评论,言语

apparently [əˈpærəntli] adv. 明显地

【扩】markedly 明显地  noticeably 明显地,显著地

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A: Some of the figures are apparently not accurate.

B: Why do you say so?

A:这些数字有一些明显是不准确的。

B:你为什么这么说?

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sensitive [ˈsensitiv] adj. 敏感的

【派】sensitiveness 神经过敏

【搭】be sensitive to 对……敏感

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A: Susan was very angry at being teased.

B: She is too sensitive.

A:苏珊遭到取笑后很生气。

B:她太敏感了。

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criticism [ˈkritisizəm] n. 批评

charge [tʃɑːdʒ] v. 冲上去

clumsily [ˈklʌmzili] adv. 笨拙地

【扩】woodenly 笨拙地  ungracefully 笨拙地

【反】deftly 灵巧地

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A: The young man drew out a pile of bills and searched clumsily among them for some change.

B: What does he want to do?

A:小伙子手忙脚乱地拿出一大把钞票并在其中寻找零钱。

B:他想干什么?

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bow [bau] v. 鞠躬

safety [ˈseifti] n. 安全地带

sympathetically [ˌsimpəˈθetikli] adv. 同情地

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A: He is looking at her sympathetically.

B: Did he know her experience?

A:他同情地望着她。

B:他知道她的经历了?

bullfight

/ˈbʊlfaɪt/n. 斗牛
A bullfight is a public entertainment in which people fight and kill bulls. Bullfights take place in Spain, Portugal, and Latin America. 斗牛

noun [专属名词]斗牛(流行于西班牙和南美) - Many of Hemingway's heroses love bullfight. 海明威的许多主人翁喜欢斗牛。

drunk

/drʌŋk/n. 醉汉
Someone who is drunk has drunk so much alcohol that they cannot speak clearly or behave sensibly. 醉了的

adjective [原级]喝醉的,醉酒的;陶醉的,沉醉的,忘乎所以 - I got drunk and had to be carried home.  我喝醉了,只得被搀扶回家。

noun [专属名词]酗酒者,酒鬼;<非正式>纵饮,醉酒 - A drunk is someone who is drunk or frequently gets drunk. 醉酒者; 酗酒者 •  A drunk lay in the alley.  一个醉汉倒在巷子里。

verb [vt. 及物动词]喝,饮;喝酒(drink 的过去分词形式) - He gets aggressive when he's drunk. 他喝醉了就喜欢寻衅滋事。

wander

🇬🇧/ˈwɒndə(r)/ 🇺🇸/ˈwɑːndər/v. 溜达,乱走
If you wander in a place, you walk around there in a casual way, often without intending to go in any particular direction. 漫步

verb [vt. 及物动词]漫游,游荡,漫步,流浪;走神,开小差;偏离,走偏(道路、航线等);(目光)游移,往别处看;(河流、道路等)蜿蜒曲折;离题;(因年老而)神志恍惚,精神错乱;在人的身上摸来摸去(尤指他人不情愿时);(对固定的性伴侣)不忠 - When he got bored he wandered around the fair. 烦闷时,他便在集市上四处闲逛。

noun [专属名词]游荡,漫步 - A wander around any market will reveal stalls piled high with vegetables. 在哪个市场上闲逛都会发现高高堆着蔬菜的摊子。

ring *

/rɪŋ/n. 圆形竞技场地
When a telephone rings, it makes a sound to let you know that someone is phoning you. (电话) 响铃

noun [具体名词]戒指,指环;环状物;钟声;按铃,敲钟;电话铃声 - After at least eight rings, an ancient-sounding maid answered the phone.  电话至少八声后,一位听上去很老的女仆接了。

verb [vt. 及物动词]包围,围住;把......圈起来;使成环形;发出钟声,响起铃声 - Would you ring me as soon as you find out? My number's in the phone book.  你一查清就给我打电话好吗?我的号码在电话簿里。

 vt. (这种响是刺耳的, 往往是提醒人做某事)

  •  Every morning the clock rings at 6.
  • The telephone(door bell) is ringing.
而风铃等响要用 jingle,jingle (bell) (铃儿) 响叮当

vt. 打电话给(美语中用 call) ring sb. 给某人打电话

  • Tomorrow I'll ring you.

n. (打)电话

  • give sb. a ring
  • Remember to give me a ring. /Remember to ring me.

 n. 戒指

unaware

🇬🇧/ˌʌnəˈweə(r)/ 🇺🇸/ˌʌnəˈwer/adj. 不知道的,未觉察的
If you are unaware of something, you do not know about it. 不知道的

adjective [原级]不知道的,未察觉到的,未意识到的 - Many people are unaware of just how much food and drink they consume.

adverb [方式副词]意外地,不知不觉地 - She was sublimely unaware of the trouble she had caused.

be unaware of …

  • The drunk was unaware of the danger.

aware adj. 觉察到的,意识到的

be aware of …

bull

/bʊl/n. 公牛
A bull is a male animal of the cow family. 公牛

noun [专属名词]公牛;雄性大型动物;买空者,多头;教皇诏书,教皇训谕;<非正式>废话,胡说八道;靶心 - He was gored by a bull.

verb [vi. 不及物动词]<非正式>用力推,猛推;(母牛)发情 - to raise or attempt to raise the price or prices of (a stock market or a security) by speculative buying (通过投机)推高股价

matador

🇬🇧/ˈmætədɔː(r)/ 🇺🇸/ˈmætədɔːr/n. 斗牛士
A matador is the person in a bullfight who is supposed to kill the bull. 斗牛士

noun [专属名词]斗牛士;王牌 - Susan Greenwood, Matador writer. 苏珊·格林伍德,《斗牛士》杂志作者。

remark

🇬🇧/rɪˈmɑːk/ 🇺🇸/rɪˈmɑːrk/n. 评论;言语
If you remark that something is the case, you say that it is the case. 说; 评论

noun [抽象名词]言论,评述;(正式演讲时的)言论(remarks);<正式> 引人注目,显耀 - If you make a remark about something, you say something about it. 议论; 评论

verb [vi. 不及物动词]谈论,说起;注意到 - On several occasions she had remarked on the boy's improvement.  有几次她说起过那个男孩的进步。

remark 主要指说, 当 say 来理解

remark 与 observe 都可以表示“说,评论说”,它们比 say 要正式:

  • ‘You’re looking very well!’She remarked/observed.

notice 和 observe 都可以表示“注意到,察觉到”,但有一定区别。notice 指无意中“察觉到”;observe 则可以指有意观察、仔细地看,比 notice 更正式:

  • He observed me carefully. (He looked at me.) 他仔细地看着我.
  • Did you notice how she was dressed? 你注意到她的穿戴了吗?
  • I’ve noticed/observed that he telephones her oftener than before. 我发现/注意到他现在给她打电话比以前次数多了。
  • I didn’t notice his leaving.

make rude remark / call one's name / say F words (F 指 fuck) 讲粗话,骂人

  • He made a lot of rude remarks about the hat she was wearing.

fail to do sth. 没有能够

not fail to 表示强烈地肯定

  • I had changed the furniture round that you can not fail to notict it.我已经把周围的家具都换了。

apparently

/əˈpærəntli/adv. 明显地
You use apparently to indicate that the information you are giving is something that you have heard, but you are not certain that it is true. 据说

adverb [方式副词]据说,显然;似乎,好像 - You use apparently to refer to something that seems to be true, although you are not sure whether it is or not. 貌似地

sensitive

/ˈsensətɪv/adj. 敏感的
If you are sensitive to other people's needs, problems, or feelings, you show understanding and awareness of them. 有感知力的; 能理解的

adjective [原级]过敏的,易受影响的;灵敏的;善解人意的,体恤的;(问题、话题)敏感的,须谨慎对待的;机密的,保密的;理解的,意识到的;(对艺术、音乐、文学等)感受力强的,有悟性的;需保护的;小心谨慎的;(照相材料)感光的;(市场)脆弱的;神经过敏的,敏感的 - She is very sensitive by nature.

noun [专属名词]具有超自然通灵能力的人 - the sensitivity of cells damaged by chemotherapy.

be sensitive to ...(常与 to + 名词连用)

  • Mary is sensitive to smells.
  • You’re too sensitive. 你太敏感了(太容易生气)。
  • Mary has a sensitive ear.
  • a sensitive question / issue

 

 

criticism

/ˈkrɪtɪsɪzəm/n. 批评
Criticism is the action of expressing disapproval of something or someone. A criticism is a statement that expresses disapproval. 批评; 反对意见

noun [专属名词]批评,批判;意见;评论,评价;(对文学作品和历史文献的)考证 - This policy had repeatedly come under strong criticism on Capitol Hill.

charge *

🇬🇧/tʃɑːdʒ/ 🇺🇸/tʃɑːrdʒ/v. 冲上去
If you charge someone an amount of money, you ask them to pay that amount for something that you have sold to them or done for them. 要价; 收费

verb [vt. 及物动词]充电;使…承担责任,赋予…责任;控告,指控;(公开)指责,责备;进攻,冲锋;把…记在账上;要价,收费(金额);<旧>给(枪炮)装弹;斟满(杯子) - When the police charge someone, they formally accuse them of having done something illegal. 指控 •  They have the evidence to charge him.  他们有证据来指控他。

noun [抽象名词]电量;罚款;炸药量;掌管,照管;费用,价钱;控告,指控;(书面或口头的)指责,批评;需要照管的人;命令,指示;(人或动物的)猛攻,冲锋;<美,非正式>快感,刺激;感召力,感染力;负载 - A charge is an amount of money that you have to pay for a service. 费用 •  We can arrange this for a small charge.  我们收取少量的费用就可以安排这事

① vt. &vi. 要价,收费

  • They charged us too much for repairs.
  • How much do you charge for this dress?
  • How much do you charge for the service.

② vt. 指控,指责

  • The police charged him with murder.
  • He charged Gary with speeding.
  • The police charged him with murder.

③ vt. &vt. 猛攻,冲向,冲锋,向前冲

  • The bull charged at the drunk.
  • Suddenly a dog barked and charged at the strang
  • The battery is charging 充电

clumsily

/ˈklʌmzɪli/adv. 笨拙地
He was clumsily trying to grab at Alfred's arms. 他正笨手笨脚地试图抓住艾尔弗雷德的手臂。

adverb [方式副词]笨拙地;粗陋地 - He'd move his fingers clumsily on the piano, and then she'd take his place. 他会在钢琴上笨拙地移动自己的手指,然后她会接替他的位置。

bow

🇬🇧/bəʊ/ 🇺🇸/baʊ/v. 鞠躬
When you bow to someone, you briefly bend your body toward them as a formal way of greeting them or showing respect. 鞠躬

verb [vi. 不及物动词]鞠躬,点头;低下(头);停止对抗,屈从于;(使)弯曲;用弓拉奏(乐曲);<美>(新影片)首映,(新产品)投放市场 - They bowed low to Louis and hastened out of his way. 他们向路易斯深深地鞠躬并迅速给他让路。

noun [具体名词]鞠躬,点头;船头;蝴蝶结;弓;琴弓;(用琴弓拉的)一段(音乐);字母的一弯;(钥匙、剪刀等的)金属环状柄,圆形拎环;<美>眼镜架,眼镜框 - Some of the raiders were armed with bows and arrows. 有些偷袭者配备了弓箭。

① vt. &vt. 鞠躬,欠身,低下(头等)

  • The crowd broke into cheers and the drunk bowed.
  • As she couldn’t answer the question, she bowed her head.

② vi. 让步,屈服,服从

  • Why did you bow to their decision?
  • He finally bowed before money and married the other girl.

③ vt. 压弯,压倒

  • My mother is bowed with age. 我母亲因年老而腰弯背驼。
  • The little tree is bowed with snow.

safety

/ˈseɪfti/n. 安全地带
Safety is the state of being safe from harm or danger. 安全; 平安

noun [专属名词]安全;安全性;安全场所,安全的地方;安全方法,安全措施; <美>(枪炮的)保险栓,保险机(=safety catch );<美>安全分(持球进攻队员在己方端线后被拦截,防守方得两分);<美>(位置远离争球线的)安全卫;<美,非正式> 安全套;(棒球)安打;安全设备 - Safety rules were disregarded.

adjective [原级](特征、措施)保障安全的 - They are anxious for her safety.

sympathetically

/ˌsɪmpəˈθetɪkli/adv. 同情地
in a way that shows pity and sorrow for someone else's misfortune. "she listened sympathetically to Lizzy's grievances"

adverb [方式副词]悲怜地,怜悯地;富有同情心地 - She nodded sympathetically.