baraza
142 |
have a bar 〇/it.他若想把车卖给你,你可别去理他。
be,hind 1 bars (/>7/om?fl/) in
prison 蹲班房;被监禁;坐
.牢:77ie murderer is now
sa/dy behind bars•桌人S现在
被关在监狱里,杰会再造成危险j。:
m verb (-rr-)
[VN]
►
CLOSE WITH BARS 屏铁条等參|隹;*1
[usually passive] to close sth with a bar or bars (用無条或木条)■,堵:AH the doors and
windows were barred.祐有的门.、窗都力[j 上 t
铁条。
►
BLOCK 阻挡 2 to block a road,path, etc. so that nobody can pass 阻挡;拦住:Two police oj^cers were, barrfng her exit.两表警舂挡着她的出路。◊ We /ourzd our way barred by rocks.我们发现大石块挡住了我们的路。
►
PREVCNT 阻止 3 〜sb (from sth/from doing sth).to ban or prevent sb from doing sth禁止,阻止(某人做某事): The players are barred,
from drinking alcohol the night before a match.运动员在参赛前夜不得喝酒。
ITSlTil see hold n.
m prep, except for sb/sth 除…外:The students all attemied, bar two who
were iH.除了两名生病,.所有的学
生都到了。◊ Jt’s the best
resist we’ve ever had, bar none (=none was better).这是我们所取得的前所朵有的最好
成绩。see SHOUTING
VOCABULARY BUILDING 词汇扩充
a bar of chocolate
If you want to describe a whole
unit of a particular substance, or a group of things that are normally
together, for example when you buy them, you need to use the
correct word.指个体或拿合的.桌西.(如_物
时)须用恰当的量词。
■
a bar .of soa.p/chocol.ate; a candy bar —条肥泉巧克
力;糖果棒
■'..a block of .ice/ston.e/wood —大块冰/.:_头'.:/木头a..;
■
a boft/ro丨丨/length of fabric —匹 / —卷 / 一段织物 舊:a cube
of ice/sugar; an ice/sugar cube —块冰 / 方
糖;冰块;方糖 酃a loaf
of bread —条面包 i a ro丨丨of film/carpet —卷胶片/地毯
slab of marble/concrete 大迪右被;混凝土板
■
a st丨ck of gum. —条 口香糖
•a bunch of banan.as/grapes —串香蕉./ 葡萄
■
a bunch/bouquet of flowers 束花
bundle ofpapers/sticks —捆纸/_.枝条.. a set/b.unch
of keys —套 / 一串钥匙
a set .of chairs/glasses/clothes/guitar strings —套椅 子;一套玻璃杯;一套衣服•,一副吉他弦_
bar-aza /ba'raiza/ noun {EAfrE) a public meeting that
is held in order to discuss important matters affecting the community社区集会;公共集会
barb
/ba:b; NAmE ba:rb/ noun 1 the poinj; of an arrow or a hook that
is curved backwards to make it difficult to pull out (箭、钩的)倒钩,倒刺 2 a
remark that is meant to hurt sb’s feelings逄苦(逄伤入、带刺)的话 —see also barbed
bar-barian /bai'bearian; NAmE bair'ber-/ noun
1
a person long ago in the past who belonged
to a European people which was considered wild and uncivilized ( ^•代欧洲原始部落的)野蛮人:barbarian invasions 〇/ the月century五世纪旖野蛮人的入侵
2
a person who behaves very badly and has no
respect for art, education, etc.没有文化的乂;粗野的人
barbaric /bai'baerik; NAmE barr'b-/ adj. 1 cruel and violent and not as expected from people
who are educated and respect each other 残暴命;野蛮的;没有
文化的:a barbaric act/custom/rituaf野蛮的行为八习
俗 / 奴式◊ The way these animals are killed
is barbaric. 宰杀这些动物的手段很残忍。2 connected with barbarians(I)野蛮人的;原始部落人的► barbarioa^ ly
/-kli/
adv.