舞台；_ 活.动场.‘所：_ the |>o〖ftical/fnternationa〖 arena

政治/茵际舞台

aren’t/a:nt/ s/iort/orm 1 are not 2 (in questions 用于疑 问句）am not: ArenY r dever?难道我不聪明吗？ areola /a'rirala/ noun (pi areo-lae /-li:/) the round area of skin around the nipple (= on a breast)乳晕（乳头

周围_)

arete /a'ret; 0'reit/ noun (from French) a long sharp ridge along the top of a mountain 刃脊；刃岭（沿着山

脉顶部的长条陡峭山脊）_

argent /'aidant; NAmE 'a:rd3-/ adj. {literary) silver fg S

色的

argon I'aigxm; NAmE 'a:rga:n/ noun [U] [symb Ar) a chemical element. Argon is a gas that does not react with anything and is used in. electric lights•氩 the Ar-go-nauts /'a:gano:ts; NAmE 'a:rg-/ noun [pi.] (in ancient Greek .stories古希腊故事）the sailors who travelled with Jason, the son of the king of Iolcos in Greece, on his adventures阿尔戈英雄（随希腊伊奥尔科 斯国王之子伊阿宋探脸的水手） argot /'a:gau;        'a:rg9t; -gou/ notrn [sing., U] (from

French) words and phrases that are used by a particular group of people and not easily understood by others :行话；暗语；黑话；切口 mn,JARGON ar-gu-able /'aigjuabl; NAmE 'a:rg-/ adj. {formal) 1 that you can give good reasons for 可论证的；有 士 据的： It is arguable that giving too much detail may actually be co/i_/iusfng.过分详细反而使人糊涂的说法是苻道理的。

2 not certain; that you do not accept without question ,无把掲的卜％ 疑的  debatable ： It is arguable

whether the case should have ever gone to trial (=perhaps it should not have).这个案件原本是否运该 甲判述崔个问题。

ar-gu-ably /'qigjuabli; NAmE 'a:rg-/ adv. used, often before a comparative or superlative adjective, when you are stating an opinion which you believe you could give reasons to support (常用宇'系容词比较级或最高级 前）可论证地，按M: He is arguably the best actor of his generation.按理他是他那一代中最优秀的演员。 argue /’a:gju:;.AMmf _a:rg-/ verb 1 [V]〜（with sb) (about/over sth) to s.^eak angrily to sb because you disagree with them 争论；争妙'；争辩：JVfy brothers are a〖ways argwVig.我的兄弟们总是争论不休„

0                  WeJre always arguing with each other about money. ^

们■总是为钱吵嘴。◊了 don’t wcmt to argue wit/i you—just do ft/我不想和袷争辩 请千吧！ 2〜(for/against sth)

1                  〜（for/against doing sth) to give reasons why you think that sth is right/wrong, true/not true, etc., espe­cially to persuade people that you are right, 论证； 说 ..理；命.辩' [V] TTiey argued/or t/ie right.to strike.他们据 理力‘罢工也利。◊ [VN] S/ie argued the case/or bringing back t/ze death penalty.她为恢复死刑的主訑供论据n ◊ He was too tired to argue the point (= discuss the matter).他太累了，木想讨论这个’问逾。◊ a we丨丨-argued drride■凿普有据涵文章◊ [V that] He argued that fhey needed more time to finish t/ie project.他提出理由说明他 们章要更多的时(U來斧成该项自。◊ [VN thatUt cou〖d be argued that Zaws are made by and /or men.法律由人并

v:为久制定的这二與颇有道理。[also V wh-| 3丨VN] to show dearly that sth .exists or is true 证明；表明： These latest developments argue a change in government 最近的事态发展表明政府改变了政策。 .argue the toss (BrE, informal) to continue to disagree about a decision, especially when it is too late to change it or it is not very important (..对决定）徙然 反对，作无谞的 i■执      .argue sb into/'opt of

doing sth to persuade sb to do/not do sth by giving them reasons说服（某人J做/不做（某事）：They argued him into, vw'tftdravi/ing his compkiint.他们说月IH也 撤回了辑诉。’argue with sth (usually used in negative sentences ®常用于.莕定旬to disagree with a

statement木_金（镒法）；木举认（表述〉.：He，s a

really successful man—you car^t argue with that, -fife Ji：- 个真正成功的人——你不彳^不承*这个事实。 argU-ment 0*w/'argjumant; NAmE'a^g-l noun 1 [C，U]〜（with sb) (about/over sth) a. conversation .or discussion in which two or more people disagree, often angrily 争货；争吵；爭辩;辩论:We ftad an argument