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cauterize {BrE also -ise) /'koiteraiz/ verb [vn} {medical to burn a wound, using a chemical or heat, in order to stop the loss of blood or to prevent infection 烧灼, 烙(用化学药剂或高温烧灼伤口以止血或消毒)

cau-tion /'korjii/ noun, verb

                  noi/n 1 [Ucare that you take in order to avoid danger or mistakes; not taking any risks 谨慎;小心;慎重: extreme/great caution 特别谨慎;小心翼翼◊ Statistics shoufd be treated with caution对彳4统计泰字要慎重。

note at care 2 [C] (6r£) a warning that is given by the police to sb who has committed a crime that is not too serious (警察向犯轻罪的人发出的警告:Asa/irst ojfender, she ot ojf with a caution.她由于是初犯,被从 轻发落,K受到了警告。3[UC](A?m?fl/)awammgora piece of advice about a possible danger or risk .(对.危 险或风的)警告,告诚a worct/note /cautfon -

<> Some cautions must be mentioned—for example good took are essential to do the job weH.有些警告一定 得说,如:工欲善其事,必先利其器。Mthrow/cast caution to the 'wind(s) to stop caring about how dangerous sth might be; to start taking risks.不.顾危 险;鲁莽行事;冒险

                  verb 1 ~ (sb) against sth | ~ sb about sth to warn sb about the possible dangers or problems of sth 警告; 告诫;提醒:[V] .J wouZd caution against getting too i>ivoved.我要提出警告,别介辱太深。[VN] Sam cautioned him against making a hasty decision. Fit 诫他不要草率作出决定> ~ that] 77ie government cautioned that pay increases could lead to job losses. 府警告说增加工资会导致失业[also VN to infVN that, V speech, VN speech] 2 [VN] (B/£/aw to warn sb offi­cially that anything they say may be used as evidence against them in court警告,提醒(某人说的任何话都可 能在法庭上被当作对其不利的证据Suspects must be caurioned be/ore any questions are asfced 由疑犯在回答 问题前必须舍到提醒3 [VN][usually passive丨汨rf, /flvv律) 〜sb (for sth) to warn sb officially that tliey will be punislied if tliey do sth wrong or illegal again 警告(某 人不得再做错_或非法的事):She wasn’t sent to the j'uveniZe court; instead she was'cautioned.她未被送上少 年法庭,而是受到了警告。

cau-tion-ary /'koijanari; NAmE -neri/ adj. giving advice or a warning劝告的;告诫的;警告的a cautionary tale about the problems of buying a computer 计算机时可能i到种种问题品贵诫◊ /n her condiisZon, t/ie author sounds a cautionary note•作者在结尾时敲响 了警钟。

WHICH WORD?词语辨析

cautious careful

                  A cautious person is nervous that something may be dangerous or unwise, so they only do it very slowly or after a lot of thought, (opposite = rash) * cautious

指人因担心某事危险或不明智而缓慢行事或小心谨 慎。(反义词为rash)

                  A careful person is not nervous but does take extra care to make sure that everythirlg is correct or nothing goes wrong, (opposite = careless) * Careful

指人并非担心害怕,但为确保万无一失而做事小心仔 细。(反义词为careless)

                  Notice also还要注意:

Be careful/ Take care when you drive on icy roads.

在冰霜覆盖的道路上驾驶时要小心。

Caution / Warning — f/?/n /‘ce.小心 / 警吿t-

薄冰。

cau-tious /'koijas/ flc/y.about sb/sth) I.about doing sth) being careful about what you say or do, especially to avoid danger or mistakes; not taking any risks 小心 的;谨慎的He was very cautious about commi’tring hi‘m5e(f to anything.他谨小慎微,从不轻易表态The government has been cautious in its response to the report.政府对此报道反应谨慎◊ 77iey’ve tafcen a very cautious approach.他们采取了十分谨慎的态度

They expressed cautious optimism about a solution to the crisis.德们对解决危机持慎的乐观态度。cau.tious.ly adv. She looked cautiously around and then walked awayom the house.她先小心地环顾了一下四周,然后 才离弁了房子。 I’m cautiously optimistic.我持谨慎的 杂观态度。cau-tious-ness noun [U] cava /'ka:ve/ noun [U, C] a type of sparkling white wine (=with bubbles) from Spain卡瓦酒(..西班牙发泡白葡 萄酒)

cav-al-cade /.kaevl'keid/ noun a line of people on horses or in vehicles forming part of a ceremony (参

加典礼的)骑马队列,车队

Cava-lier /.kaeva'l^r); NAmE -'lir/ noun a supporter of the King in the English Civil War (1642-49)益士(英格 兰内成中支祷国王者_ compare Roundhead cava-lier /,kaeva'li0(r); NAmE-'lir/ adj. [usually before noun] not caring enough about sth important or about the feelings of other people 不经必、的;不在'乎的The government takes a cavalier attitude to the problems of prison overcrowing.政府对监狱拥挤不堪岛问题不

糊。

cav-alry /'kaevlri/ noun (usually the cavalry) [sing.+sing./ pi. v.] (in the past) the part of the army that fought on horses; the part of the modem army that uses armoured vehicles (旧时的)骑兵;装甲兵 .cavalry 'twill noun [U] a strong cloth made of wool, used for making trousers/pants and clothes for sports 马裤呢

cave /kerv/ noun, verb

mnoun a large hole in the side of a hill or under the ground _;洞穴‘:the mouth (= the entrance) of the cave 洞口 ◊ a cave-dweHer (= a person who lives in a cave)穴居人

verb        ,cave 'in (on sb/sth) (of a roof, wall, etc..

顶、墙等to fall down and towards the centre 塌落;塌 陷;辨塌:The ceiling suddenly caved in on top of them. 天花®突然塌落在他们身上。related noun cave-in ,cave 'in (to sth) to finally do what sb wants after you have been strongly opposing them 让步;屈服;.屈众The President is unlikely to cave in to demands for a pubZic inquiry总统未必会屈服而同意进行公开调査。 —see also caving

cav-eat /'kseviaet/ noun (formal, from Latin) a warning that particular things need to be considered before sth can be done警告;告诫

cav-eat emp-tor /.kaeviaet 'empto:(r)/ noun (from Latin) the principle that a person who buys sth is responsible for finding.any faults in the thing they buy 买主购物自 行小+、ri购物时有责任检査所购货物是否有问题) 'cave-in noun the fact of sth suddenly collapsing (

的)塌陷,坍塌,倒塌

cave-man /'keivmaBn/ noun (pi. -men /-men/) 1 a person who lived in a cave thousands of years ago (数 千年前的)穴居人 2   a man who behaves in an

aggressive way野蛮&乂;粗野的人 'cave painting noun a prehistoric painting on the walls of a cave, often showing animals and hunting scenes (史前期画有动物和狩猎场面的)洞穴壁画 caver /'keiva(r)/ (also pot-holer) (both Brf) {NAmE spe- lunk-er /spi'lAi3ka(r)/) noun a person who goes into caves under tlie ground as a sport or.hobby 探察洞 穴者以此为体育运动或业余爱碎compare spele­ologist

cav-ern /'kaevan; NAmE -varn/ noun a cave, especially a large one大洞穴;大山洞

cav-ern-ous /'kaevanas; NAmE -varn-/ adj. (formal) (of a room or space 房间或空间)very large and often empty and/or dark; like a cave夬而空的;又黑又深的;_

穴的

cav-iar (also cavi-are) /'kaBvia:(r)/ noun [U] the eggs of some types of fish, especially the sturgeon, that are preserved using salt and eaten as a very special and expensive type of food (尤指用鲟鱼子制作的)鱼子酱 cavil /'kaevl/ verb (-II-, NAmE -I-) [V] ~ (at sth) (formal) to make unnecessary complaints about sth 无端抱怨;挑 易丨J;吹毛求疵Sab Quibble