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'ceiling rose (also rose) noun (technical a round object that is fixed to the ceiling of a room for the wires of an electric light to go through (天花板或顶棚的)接

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cel-an-dine /'selandam/ noun [U, C] a small wild plant with yellow flowers that grows in the spring 燕子草;

小燕子草

celeb /se'leb/ noun {informal) = celebrity(I) cele«brant /'selibrant/ noun 1 a priest who leads a church service, especially the Communion service; a person who attends a service宗教礼仪主持人;圣事 主持者 2    a person who is celebrating sth, for

example at a party参加聚会(或庆典}的人 cele-brate /-sebbreit/ verb 1 to show that a day or an event is important by doing sth special on it 庆祝;庆贺:[V] Jake’s passeci his exams. V/e’re goi’ng out to ceiebrate杰克已通过考试, 我们要外出庆祝<> [VN We celebrated our 25th weciding cmm’versd/y in Florence•我们在佛罗伦萨庆祝结 婚 25 周年◊ How do peopie cetebmte iVew year in your country?你们国家的人怎样庆贺新年 2 [VN] to perform a religious ceremony, especially the Christian Commu- nion service主持宗滅仪式(尤指圣餐3 [VN] (/brmo/) to praise, sb/sth 金美;續扬;歌颂a movie cdebraring the H/e and work 0/ Martin Luther King 颂扬马丁 •路 德•金生平事迹的影片

cele-brated /'selibreitid/ adj. famous for having good qualities著名的;闻名的;驰名的a ceebratedpainter 著名的画家<

cele-bra-tln 1>W /.seli'breijn/ noun 1 [C] a special event that people organize in order to celebrate sth 庆典;庆说活动:birthday/wedding ceZebrations 生日庆祝;结_庆典 2 [UC] the act of celebrating sth 庆颂扬:Her triumph was a cause /or celebration.她的胜剁是庆祝的理由。a party in celebration of their fiftieth wedding anniversary 们金婚纪念的聚会◊ r/ie service was a cetebrarion ii/e (= praised what he had done in his life).举行的宗 教礼仪颂扬了他的一生6

cele-bra-tory /.sela'breitari; NAmE 'selabratoiri/ adj. celebrating sth or marking a special occasion 庆也的; 庆典的a celebratory drin^q/ciinner 喜庆酒 / 宴会

ce-leb-rity /sa'lebrati/ noun {pi. -ies) 1 (also informal celeb) [c] a famous person 名人;名流.TVcdebrities 电 视名乂 2 [U] the state of being famous 名望;名誉;著名 fame Does he find his new celebrity intruding on his private h/e?他是否感觉到他最近的成名侵扰了他的私 生活?I

cel.eri.ac /sa'leriaek/ now/i [U] a large white root vege­table which is a type of celery and which is eaten raw or cooked块根芹;根芹菜

cel-ery /'selari/ noun iu] a vegetable with long crisp .light green stems that are often eaten raw 序菜:a sticfc o/ceZery 根序菜picture o page R18 cel-esta /sa'lesta/ (also ce-leste /sa'lest/) noun a small musical instrument with a keyboard, that produces a sound like bells 钢片琴

ce-les-tial /sa'lestial; NAmE -tjl/ adj. [usually before noun] (/b,7T7fl/ or /terary) of the sky or of fieaven 天空的;天上 的:ce/estiaZ bodies (= the sun, moon, stars, etc.)天体 (太阳、月亮、星球等)◊cdesti’aUig/mu^c4光; 美妙仙乐compare terrestrial ce-liac dis-ease (NAmE) = coeliac disease celi-bate /'selibat/ adj., noun

                  adj. 1 not married and not having sex, especially for religious reasons (尤指因宗教原因&身的,不结婚 的,没有性生活的cdibate priests独身的教士 2 not having sex 无性生活的;禁欲的:I've been celibate for the past six mont/is•我 Q禁&六个月。ce i.bacy /'selibasi/ noun [U] a vow qf ceZfbacy 独身誓言

                  noun (formal) a person who has chosen not to marry; a person who never has sex独身主义者;禁欲者;从禾过 性生活的人

Cell /sel/ noun

1 a room for one or more prisoners in a prison or

police station 单间牢房;牢房see also padded cell 2 a small room without much furniture in which a MONK or NUN lives (修道士或修女住的小房间3 the smallest unit of living matter that can exist on its own. All plants and animals are made up of cplls.细胞: blood cells jfiL flfi o the nucleus of a cell ^ M ^ — see also stem cell 4 each of the small sections that together form a larger structure, for example a honey- comb (大结构中的小隔室(如蜂房巢室5 a device for producing an electric current, for example by the action of chemicals or light 电池a photoelectric cell % 电池 6 a small group of people who work as part of a political organization, especially secretly (尤指 )政治小组,基层组织a terrorist ceH恐怖分子 小组 7 one of the small squares in a spreadsheet computer program in which you enter a single piece of data (计會机电子表格的单元格8 (/n/om7fl/,

NAm£) = CELLPHONE

ceMar /'sel9(r)/ noun 1 an underground room often used for storing things 地窖;地下室a coa? ceHar 贮煤 地窖 2 = WINE CELLAR — See also SALT CELLAR cell-ist /'tjelist/ noun a person who plays the cello

大提琴手•,大提琴演奏者

cell-mate /'selmeit/ noun a prisoner with whom another prisoner shares a cell 同牵难友 cello /'tjelau; NAmE-lou/ (also/ormo/vio-lon-cello) noun {pi. -os) a musical instrument with strings, shaped like a large violin. The player sits down and holds the cello between his or her knees.大提琴picture o page R8 Cel-l-phane™ /'selafem/ noun [U] a thin transparent plastic material used for wrapping things 赛骑扮(用于 包装的玻璃纸

Cell-phne /'selfaun; NAmE -foun/ (also .cellular ’phone).noun (especially NAm£)

=mobile phone ceHphone users 移动电话用户■ ◊ taWced to her on my ceHphone.我用 _艮她通亍.话 0 The use of cellular phones is not permitted on most aircra凡大多数飞机上不许使用手机。 cel-lu-lar /'selj0la(r)/ adj. 1 connected with or consisting of the cells of plants or animals 细胞的;由细胞组成的ceZZuZar structure/processes 细也结_ /全化过程 2 connected with a telephone system that works by radio instead of wires (无线电诘)蜂窝状的a ceHuZar network蜂窝式网络系统 radio蜂窝式无线传输

系统 3 (8of doth 布料loosely woven for extra warmth _状的;网眼的ceHuZarbZcmfcets网眼毯 cel-lu-lite /'seljulait/ noun [U] a type of fat that some people get below their skin, which stops the surface of the skin looking smooth T脂肪'团 cel-lu-loid /'seljuloid/ noun [U] 1 a thin transparent plastic material made in sheets, used in the past for cinemafilm (旧时摄影用的)胶片,赛璐珞片2(〇敁 fashioned) used as a way of referring to films/movies 电影

cel-lu-lose /'seljulaus; NAmE -lous/ noun [u] 1 a natural substance that forms the cell walls of all plants and trees and is used in making plastics, paper, etc.纤维素 2 any compound of cellulose used in making paint, LACQUER, etc.(用于制作涂料、漆等的)纤维素化合物 Cel-sius /'selsias/ (also centi«grade) adj. [obbr. C) of r using a scale of temperature in which water freezes at 0° and boils at l〇〇° 摄氏的wfiZ be a mfW nig/if, around nine degrees Cekius.晚间天气温和,温度约九摄 氏度。◊ the Cekius Scae 摄芪温标► Ce.sius rjow/7 [U]: temperatures in Celsius and Fahrenheit Celt /kelt/ noun 1 a member of a race of people from western Europe who settled in ancient Britain before the Romans came凯尔特人(在罗马人之前定居不列颠 的西欧人 > 2 a person whose ancestors were Celts, especially one from Ireland, Wales, Scotland, Cornwall or Brittany (尤指来自爱尔兰、威尔士、苏格兰、康沃尔 或布列塔尼的凯尔特人后裔

CELTA /'selta/ noun [U] a British qualification from the University of Cambridge for teachers with little or no experience of teaching English as a foreign language (the abbreviation for ‘Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults’成人英语教学证书全写为Certifi­cate in English Language Teaching to Adults, 国剑桥