■                  v汾[VN] (/、Mw£) to crash into the side of sth 撞上.（某物 的■ > 侧面：The driver mn a stop Zight and broadsided the truck.司机闯红灯，撞上了卡车的一侧。

broad-'spectrum adj. [only before noun] (technical (of a drug or chemical 药物或化学品）effective against a large variety of bacteria, insects, etc.广谱的；效用广 泛的

broad-sword /'broidsord; NAmE -so:rd/ noun a large sword with a broad flat blade 大砍刀；阔剑 Broad-way /'broidwei/ noun [U] a street in New York City where there are many theatres, sometimes used to refer to the US theatre industry in general 百.老汇（.美 国纽约市戏院集中的一条大街）；（美国的 > 戏剧业： a Broadway mu5ica〖:W老汇音乐剧◊ TTie opened on Broadway〖n 2004.这个剧在2004年于百老汇首演。 —see also off-Broadway

bro-cade /bra'keid/ noun [U, C] a type of thick heavy cloth with a raised pattern made especially from gold or silver silk thread织锦缎；（尤指用金银线织出凸纹

的）厚织物

bro-caded /bra'keidid/ adj. [usually before noun] made of or decorated with brocade由锦锻制作（或装饰）的；织

锦锻的

Broca*s area /'braukaz earie; NAmE 'broukaz eria/ now/? (fl/ifltowy 解）an area in the front part of the brain connected with speech布罗卡区.(关脑前部控制语言表

达的区域」m

broc-coli /'brDkali; NAmE 'braik-/ noun [U] a vegetable with a thick green stem and several dark green or purple flower heads 绿菜■西兰花一picture o page Ri8

bro-chette /bro'Xet; NAmE brou-/ noun (from French)

1                  [C, U] a dish consisting of pieces of food cooked on a thin stick over a fire串烤肉（用扦芋明火考制）

2                  [C] one of the sticks used for cooking food in this way

烤肉扦

bro-chure /'brauXa(r); NAmE brou'Jur/ noun a small magazine or book containing pictures and information about sth.or advertising sth 给料（或广告..）孝册：a traveZ brochure 旅游手辦

bro-derie ang-laise /.braudari 'Drjgleiz; NAmE ,brou-; 'o:r)-/ noun [U] (from French) decoration with sewing on fine white doth; the cloth decorated in this way 英格兰 刺绣；细白布绣饰；英格兰刺绣品 broer /bru:a(r)/ noun (SAfrE, informal) 1 a brother ^ 哥；弟弟 2 (used of a boy or man) a friend (称男孩g

■                  )崩友哥儿们 3 a friendly form of address that is used by one boy or man to another 老兄；老弟：How^s it my broer?怎么样了，老萁？

brogue /braug; NAmEbroug/ noun 1 [usually pi.] a strong shoe which usually has a pattern in the leather (粗 革）拷法皮鞋：a pafr 〇/ brogues —欢拷花皮鞋2 [usually sing.] the accent that sb has when they are speaking, especially the accent of Irish or Scottish speakers of English 口音；T尤指i井英语的爱尔兰或苏格兰人的）土腔 broil /broil/ verb 1 [VN] [NAm^) to cook meat or fish under direct heat or over heat on metal bars 烤，培 (肉或备）：brofZed chicfce/i 烤鸡一picture o page Ri6 —compare barbecue v., grill v.{1) 2 to become or make sb become very hot (使）变得灼热，受炙热：[V] 77iey kiy broking in the sun.他们躺在太阳底下几乎要晒 熟了。[alsoVN]

broil-er/'broil0(r)/ noun 1 (also 'broiler chicken) (espe­cially NAmB) a young chicken suitable for broiling or roasting (适+烤焙的）嫩鸡 2 (AMm£) the part inside the oven of a cooker/stove that directs heat down­wards to cook food that i_s placed underneath it 烤箱； 烤炉；烤架 一 compare grill /i.(1) broke /brauk; NAmE brook/ adj. [not before noun] having no money 没钱；—中羞涩；破产：J’m aZways broke by t片e end o/the month•我总是一到月底就 没钱花Durfn忘 the recession thousands o/smaH businesses went broke {— had to stop doing business). 经济衰退期丨、曰1成千±万家小企业被迫关门了。◊/kit/ stony brofce (= completely broke)彻底破产 IT»171 go for broke [informal) to risk everything in one determined effort to do sth 無注一掷一more at ain’t