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_ 走了_。◊ TTi^y ioofced
around when he caHed•他呼喊时 _他们回头张望。一see also about,
round ffiroi have been around to have gained
knowledge and experience of the world 阅历世事； .饱经世故 • prep, {especially NAmE) {BrE usually round) 1 sur- rounding
sb/sth; on each side of sth 围绕；环绕：77ie house is buiZt around a centraZ courtyard, k房于是围绕
着中央的庭院而建的。◊ He put his
arms around her•他
搂着她。2 on，to or from the other
side of sb/sth.在那
& ;到那边；从那边：Our house is just
aroimct t&e comer.砬了拐角鈇是我们的房子。◊ rhe came arounci the bend•公共汽车众拐弯此砝来。◊ TTiere must be
a way around the problem..肯定有_每这;个〖问题的办 法。3 in a circle 绕着：_77iey waifced around
the 〖afce. 他们绕着湖边行走。4 to fit in’ with
particular people, ideas, etc. _ 同…一致；适合；符合：J can’t arrange everything
around your rimetaWe/ 我不可_ 事事都按着你的时
刻表安排！ 5 in or to many places in an area 到处；向
各处：They walked around the
town looking for a place to eat.他们在城里到处寻找吃饭的地方。
a,round-the-'clockaa[/'.
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round-the-clock arouse/a'rauz/ verb [\/H] 1 to make sb have a
particular feeling or attitude舨趋，引起（感情、态麁> :to arouse sb’s
mteresl/curiosfty/anger 引 某 A的兴趣 / 好.奇心/ 怒气◊ Her strange
behaviour, aroused our suspi’cforw•她的古怪行为引起了我们的怀疑。2 to make sb feel
sexually excited 激起性欲 HTTl excite 3 to make you feel more active and want to start
doing sth 使行动起来；激发：rhe whoZe community
was aroused by the crime.这个罪行使整个社会行动舍来。4〜sb
(from sth) (/b/TTio/) to wake sb from sleep 唤醒一see also rouse ► arousal /a'rauzl/ noun [U] ： emotional/ sexuaZ arousa〖情绪激备；性冲动
ar-peg-gio /a:'ped3iau; NAmE a:r'ped3iou/ noun {pi. -os) (mws/c 音)tlie notes of a chord played
quickly one after the other琶音，琶音和弦（快速连续弹出和弦的音符） arr« abbr. 1 (in writing) arrives;
arrival (书写形式）
抵达，到达：arr.
ar-rack (also aral^ /'aerak; 0'raek/ noun [u, G] a strong
alcoholic drink made from rice or from the liquid (sap) inside coconut palm trees阿拉克烧酒(用大米或椰41
汁酿制而成）
arraign /e'rein/ verb [VN] [usually passive] ~ sb
(for sth) ’(/ow ■律）to bring sb to court
in order to formally accuse them of a crime 提讯■;提审；控告：ffe vms arraigned _/br
murder.他因每杀罪而★提讯 i ◊ ffe was arraigned on a charge 0/ murder.他以谋系罪名而受到提审。
► ar*raign*ment noun [C, <U] ar-railge 0*w/d'remd3/ verb 1 to plan or organize
sth in advance 安排；筹备：[VN] rhe party was arranged quicfcZy.聚会很诶叙字排好了。◊ ■She
arranged a 〖oan with the banfc.她fP 嗓行商定亍一’项
贷款。◊ Qm J arrange
an appointment/or Monday?我 :对以安排星期一约见吗？ ◊ We met at six; as
arranged. 我们按时#六■点知碰面。[V wh-] We’ve stiM
.got 'to arrange how to get to the airport•我彳丨、彳还得安排如何到达
机场。◊ [V] We arrangeda car to coHect us 介om the m’rpo/t.我们安排了一辆轿车到机场接我们。◊ J’ve arranged with the
neighbours about feeding the cat while we are away.我们外出期间给猫喂食的事，我已和邻居安 排妥了。◊ [V to inf] Have you arranged to meet Mm?你 妾祕如去见# 了吗？ ◊ [V. that] J’ve
arranged that we can borrow their car.我已经说好了，我们可以借用他们的
车。2 [VN] to put sth in a
particular order; to make sth neat or attractive 整理；雜列；布置：77ie boofcs are arranged a!p/iabericaHy by
author.这些书是按作者姓名
字母顺序排列的。◊ j must _ arrange my j^nancid aj^ai'rs and mafce a wfH•我必须把我的财务安排好，并立下
遗嘱。◊ S/ie arranged
the_/Zowers i‘n a vase.她把花瓶中
'的花插好'。3 [VN]〜sth (br sth) to write or change a
piece of music so that it is suitable for a particular instrument or voice 谱写，改编（乐曲）：He arranged tradfriona〖/oWc songs/or the
pkmo. #把传统民歌改编成
钢琴曲。