especially as a performer,
politician, etc., or in court 兮开露面；演出；出庭：TTie Dutch p丨ayer wiZZ mafce his
appearance /or JLiverpooZ this Saturday•这名荷:":球
员将于本星期六在利物浦队中首次亮相。◊ 7’he singer’s first
public appearance was at the age of eight‘这位歌手 八岁时初次备台演出。◊ t/ie
de/endant’s appearance in court k告出庭
► BEING
PUBLISHED/BROADCAST 出版;广播 5 [C, usually sing.] an act of being
published or broadcast 出版；
-广播：the appearance of
claims about the minister's private h/e in the press关争这位大臣私生活的说法见W 报端
ap-pease
/a'piiz/
verb [VN] {formal, usually disapproving) 1 to make sb
calmer or less angry by giving them what they want 安抚；.抚慰：The move was widely
seen as an attempt to appease critics of the regime. lr
jii 举措i试图妾丨无批评政权的人。2 to give a country
what it wants in order to avoid war經靖■(满足另.丨.』丨丨的烘水
以避免战:争..i, ► ap.pease.ment.[U]: a po/icy 〇/ appeasement绥靖政余
ap-pelrlant
/a'pelant/
noun {law W) a person who appeals against a decision made in court J :诉人 ap-peMate court /a'pelat ko:t; NAmE
ko:rt/ noun (tah- n/cfl/ 术谱).a court in which
people can appeal against decisions made in other courts of law 上诉法歧 ap-pel-la-tion /.aepa'leijn/ noun
(formal) a name or title 名称；称呼；称号
ap-peMa-tive /a'pelativ/ adj.,
noun
■
relating to the giving of a name 命名白勺；
称谓的；称呼的
■
noun (technical ^ i§) a common
noun that is used to address a person or thing, for example ‘mother’ or
‘doctor’称蛘词（可作呼语的去词）
ap.pend
/a_pend/
verfc _ 〜sth (to sth) (forwo/)
to add stii to the end of a piece of writing (备文章后而.） 附力B.，增补：footnotes have been
appended to the document.该文件附加了脚注。
ap-pend-age /9'pendid3/ noun (formal) a smaller or less
important part of sth larger 附力口 物；喻属物
ap-pend-ec-tomy
/.aepen'dektami/
noun [C, U] {pi. -ies) {medical g) the removal of
the appendix by surgery 阑尾切除术<
ap.pen.di.citis
/a.penda'saitis/
noun [U] a painful swelling of the appendix that can be very serious |、W 尾
炎；盲肠f
ap-pen-dix /e'pendiks/ not/n {pi. ap*pen-di*ces /-disi:z/)
1
a small bag of tissue that is attached to the
large intestine. In
humans, the appendix has no clear function.阑尾：He had to have his
appendix out (=removed).他不得不切除 了阑尾。一 picture o body
2
a section giving extra
information at the end of a book or document (书、文件的）附录：Fu 丨/detail are given in
Appendix 3.详 见响•录 3。
ap-pertain /.aepa'tem; NAmE
-par't-/ verb my apper 'tain to sb/sth {formal) to belong or refer to
sb/sth W 于；涉及；关系到：rights appertaining to
the prope/ty 产权◊ 77iese/igures
appertain to Zast year’s 这此政
字指的g去年的销售额。
ap-pe-tite /'aepitait/ noun 1 tU, C, usually sing.l
physical desire for food 食欲；胃口 J* su_^2red/rom headaches and toss 〇/ appetite.祕患有头痛翱食獣个枷,，0 The waZfc gave me a. good
appetite.散步使我 W
丨:1 大什,，◊ Don't spoil your appetite by eating between
meals. ^ 在两餐之间吃东西，以免影响胃口。2 [C】〜（for sth) a —strong desire, for
_sth 强烈欲望：77ie p>ubh_c have
an fnsarictbte: samda丨J公众对.丑亊激• #闻乐
道。◊ sexuaZ appetites 性欲◊ 77ie preview
was intended to whet your appetite («?. make you want
more).预告是 为了吊胃口。
ap-pet-izer {BrE also -iser) /'aepitaiz0(r)/ noun
a small amount of food or a drink that you have before a meal
(餐前的）开胃品，开胃饮料
ap-pe-tiz-ing (8rE also -is-ing) /'aepitaizii]/ adj.
(of food, etc.食物等）that smells or looks
attractive; making you feel hungry or thirsty开胃的;引起食欲的；使邊的
r*TJ3
UNAPPETIZING
ap-plaud /a'ploid/ verb 1
to show your approval of sb/sth by clapping your hands 鼓掌：[V] ffe started to