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其中的情况）：了’d understand.i/you wanted to bafi out
o/thisrdationshiP.如果你想从这种关系中摆脱出来，我
岢以理解。，bai丨 ’out | ,bai丨.(sth)«-*’.out to empty water from
sth by lifting it out with your hand or a container (从…中）往外舀水：He had to stop rowing
to bad water out 〇/the boat.他不得不停止划船，把船里的水舀
出.去。◊ 77ie boat wfH sfnfc unZess we baiZ out.我们若不 排水，船就要沉。，bail sb—'out to pay sb’s bail for them 保释（被告.），bail sbWout (of sth) to rescue sb from a
difficult situation.帮助（_'某人_)脱离困境：The government had to
bail the company out of financial di；所cu^y.政府只得帮助该公司渡过财玫难关。◊Rycm’s Zate goa〖 baiied out his team.瑞安在比赛后阶段得的-^分
拯救了他的球队。〇 note
at save bai-iey /'belli/ noun
the open area of a castle, inside the outer wall (城堡外廓内的）堡场 'Baiiey bridge noun a temporary bridge
made of strips of metal that can be quickly put together, used espe- cially by
the armed forces贝雷桥（用金属;^临时搭建的 活便桥，尤为军用0
bail-iff /'beilif/ noun 1 (8r£) a law officer whose job is to take
the possessions and property of people who cannot pay their debts 执达员▲达官:2 (8r£) a person
employed to manage land or a large farm for sb else j£ '园i管家 3 (A//\m£) an official
who keeps，order in court, takes
people to their seats, watches prisoners, etc.法警 bail-out /'beilaut/ noun an
act of giving money to a company, a foreign country, etc. that has very serious
financial problems 紧急财政S助 bain-marie l,bxm mae'ri:/
noun (from French) a
pan of hot water in which a bowl of food is cooked or warmed slowly热水炖锅；热水蒸锅；双层保温锅
bairn
/bean;
A/Amfbern/ /701//7 (Scoff，/Vfngf) a child 小孩 bait /beit/ noun, verb
m noun [U, C] 1
food put on a hook to catch fish or in nets, traps, etc. to catcA animals or
birds 鱼馆；诱_傅：.TTie took the bait.鱼咬了.钓傅。2 a person, or thing
that is used to catch sb or to attract them, for example to make them do what
you want用作诱俾的人（或物）
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verb [VN] 1 to place food
on a hook, in a trap, etc. in order to attract or catch an animal 卞诱傅；在（鱼钩
上、陷阱中等）放诱馆：He baited the trap
with a piece 〇/meat.他在陷阱中放了一片肉做诱饵。2 1〇(161«^1'- ately try to make sb angry by making cruel
or insulting remarks (故意以侮辱备言语）激怒3 -baiting (in compound nouns 构成复合名词)the activity of
attacking a wild animal witli dogs 纵夫袭击（’野兽）：bear- 纵产斗:熊
,bait-and-'switch noun [C, usually sing.] a selling method where advertisements for
low-priced products are used to attract customers, who are then persuaded to
buy sth more expensive 售法（以廉价商品招徕，再兜售&
g价商品）
baize /beiz/ noun [U]
a type of thick cloth made of wool that is usually green, used especially for
covering card tables and billiard,
snooker or pool tables 台面呢
(通常绿色，尤用作牌桌、台球台面的衬垫）
bake /beik/ verb
1 ~ sth (for sb)
I ~ (sb) sth to cook food in an oven without extra fat or liquid;
to be cooked in this way (，在烤炉里 >
烘烤；焙：[VN] bafced appZes烤苹果◊ [VN, VNN] J’m
baking a birthday cafce/or Atoc•我在给亚M 克 斯烤生日蛋糕。◊ I’m bafcing
Atoc a cafce.我在给亚历克
斯；^蛋糕。◊〖V] the
ddicious smeH 〇/ baking bread 烤制 面.包的# 味 〇丨 vocabulary notes on
page Rl 5 2 to become or to make sth become hard by heating (将某 物）烤硬：[V] The bricks are
Ze_/t in the fcfZn to'bafce.』.* S放在窑里‘。◊ [VN-ADj] The sun had bafced the
ground harS.太阳 面®硬了。[also
VN] 3 [vr(/>?/ow?fl/) to be or become very hot (变得）灼’热，炎热：We sat bafci/ig in the
sun.我们坐在太阳底下晒得热死了。一 see alSO HALF-BAKED
baked Al*aska /,beikt a'laeska/ noun [c,
U] a dessert made of cake and ice
cream covered in meringue and
cooked quickly in a very hot oven 烤脆皮冰激凌蛋糕，