symbol used in writing, printing or on computers (书 写、印刷或计算机上的文字,字母,符号Chinese characters 汉字◊ a Zine 30 characters 长达 30 字符 的一行 picture c> ideogram

H^TKl ,in character | ,out of character typical/not typical of a person’s character 符合(或不待合)某人,的 .垂格ffer behavfour Zast n(ght w〇5 compZeteZy out / character.她昨晚的举止与她的性格截移不#。in •char­acter (with sth) in the same style as sth (与风格 相同:7?ie new wing / the museum was not reaHy in character w the rest the bufWing•博物馆新建的侧翼 楼与大楼其他部分的风格有些不一样。 character actor noun an actor who always takes the parts of interesting or unusual people 性格_ character code noun {computing if) a combination of numbers that is used to represent a particular letter, number or symbol字符码,字码代表特定字母、数码 或符号的数字组合)

characterful /'kaeraktafl; NAmE -tarfl/ adj. very inter- esting and unusual很有趣鱼富有特色的 char-ac-ter-is-tic /.kaerakta'ristik/ adj., noun a adj. ~ (of sth/sb) very typical of sth or of sb^ character 典型的;独特的;特有命:S/iespofcewithchiaracteristic enthusiasm她也话带着特有的热情。EBQuncharac- teristic char-ac-ter-is-tic al-ly adv. Characteristic- aHy, HeZen paid /or everyone.海企按照她惯常的做法,为 每一个人付了费。

noun ~ (of sth/sb) a typical feature or quality that sth/sb has 特征;特点;品质The need to communicate is a fcey characteristic /human society.需要交流是人类 社会最重要的一个特症The two groups /cWZdren have quite d访"erent chamctemrics.■这两组九童具有截然 不同的特点◊ Perscmd characteristics, such as age and sex are taken into account.个人的特征,如年龄和性别 等,都要考虑进去。◊genericcharacteristics遗#特征 characterization {BrE also -isa-tion) /.kserak- tarai'zeijn/ noun [U, C] 1 the way that a writer makes characters in a book or play seem real (对书或戏剧中 人物的)刻画,描绘,塑造2 (/bm7/) the way in which sb/sth is described or defined 描述方法;界定方法 K771 portrayal the characterization of physics as the study o/sim^icify把物理学界定为一打探求简单规律的 学问

characterize {BrE also -ise) /'kaeraktaraiz/ verb [VN] (formal) 1 to be typical of a person, place or thing 的特征;以为為型the roHing AiZk that characterize this part /England成为英格兰这一地区特征的绵延起伏 的丘陵地 2 [often passive] to give sth typical or most noticeable qualities or features 使具有择成或最引.人 法目的特征The city is characterized by faH modem buddings in stee and gkzss.这座城市的特点是钢铁和玻 璃建造的现代化高楼大厦林弃。3 ~ sb/sth (as sth) to describe or show the qualities of sb/sth in a particular way描述,刻画,表现(的特征、特点):activities that are characterized as '‘male’ or ‘female’ work 被描述 男性女性'工作的各种活动 characterless /'kaeraktelas; NAmE -tarlas/ adj. having no interesting qualities无特征的;充个性的;平凡的 character recognition noun [u] the ability of a computer to read numbers or letters that are printed or written by hand字符识别(计算机读取印刷或手,写数字 或宇母的能力

cha-rade /Ja'raid; NAmE Ja'reid/ noun 1 [C] a situation in which people pretend that sth is true when it clearly is not明显的伪装;做戏;装模作样0523 pretence: Their whole marriage had been a charade—they had

never oved each other.他们的整个婚姻都是在做戏

他们从未相爱过。2 charades [U] a game in which one player acts out the syllables of a word or title and the other players try to guess what it is.打哑谜猜字游戏: Let’s piay charades.咱们来玩打哑谜猜字游戏吧。 cKar-broil /'tjaibroil; NAmE 'tjair-/ verb [VN] to cook meat or other food over charcoal 炭烤,炭炙(肉等 食物)

charcoal /'tjaikaul; NAmE 'tXairkoul/ noun [U] 1 a black substance made by burning wood slowly in an oven with little air. Charcoal is used as a fuel or for drawing. 炭,木奋(可作燃料或供作画):<*arcoaZgriHedsteafcs

319     charge

用木炭烤制的牛排◊ a charcoal drawing炭笔画2 (also ■ charcoal ‘grey) a very dark grey colour 深灰色 chard /tjaid; NAmE tja:rd/ (also .Swiss 'chard) noun [U] a vegetable with thick white stems and large leaves

叶甜菜;牛皮菜;厚皮菜

Char-don-nay /'Jaidanei; NAmE 'Jard-/ noun [u, c] a type of white wine, or the type of grape from which it is made霞多丽白葡萄酒;霞多丽葡萄 Charge /tja:d3 NAmEtja:rd3/ noun, verb mnoun

                 MONEY 1.[C, U] ~ (for sth) the amount of money that sb asks for goods and services (商品和服务所需的妻价,收费We have to mafce a smaH charge /or reeshments.我们得收取少量茶点费admission c/iarges 入场费◊ Ddive/y isee o/charge•免费送货:o note at rate 2 [C, U] {NAmE, informal) charge account, credit account Would you like to put that on your charge?你愿意把这笔费用记在你的账上吗‘Are you paying cash?’ ‘JVo, be a charge.’ “你用现金 支付吗?不,记胀吧”''

                 OF CRIME/STH WRONG 罪行;过夕3 [Cy] an official claim made by the police that sb has committed a crime 指控;控告criminal c/iarges 刑事指控◊ a murder/a/i assauZt c/iarge谋杀罪的/侵犯人的指控He will be sent back to England to face a charge of [= to be on trial for) armed robbery•他将被遣返回英格兰面临 持械抢劫罪的舍控They decided to drop the charges against the newspaper and settie out /court.他们已决 定撤销对那家报纸的指控,在庭外和解。◊A/ter being questioned by the police, she was released, without charge.她被警察传讯后无罪释放4 [C] a statement accusing sb of doing sth wrong or bad 指责;谴责 allegation She rejected the charge that the story was untrue.她否认了说她编造事实的指责Be care/u you don't leave yourself open to charges of political bias. 你要小心别留下把柄,让人家指责你带有政治偏见。

                 RESPONSIBILITY 职责 S [U]'a position of having control over sb/sth; responsibility for sb/sth.主管;掌管;照 管;职责;责任:S/ie has charge / the day-to-day running / the busm.她负责掌管日舍业务◊ They left the au pair in charge of the children for a week, ffe 们把孩子留给做换工的照料一周◊ He toofc charge / the/arm a/ter his/ather’s death.他在父亲去世后芽管 T

.◊ J’m ieaving the schooi in your charge.我这就把 _ 段交给你掌管6 [C] (/ormfl/ or /7wmori«) a person that you have responsibility for and care for 被照管的 人;受照料者

                 ELECTRiCITT 7 [C, U] the amount of electricity that is put into a battery or carried by a substance (电池或带 电物质的)充电i电荷a posftive/negative charge

/负电荷

                 RUSH/ATTACK 猛冲;.■攻击 8 [C] a sudden rush or violent attack, for example by soldiers, wild animals or players in some sports突然猛冲;猛攻;冲锋:Heed the charge down thedd.他螓ir沿着球场蛉杀锋去,

                 EXPLOSIVE 炸妁 9 [C] the amount of explosive needed to fire a gun or make an explosion (射击或爆炸需要 的)炸药量see also depth charge

                 STRONG FEEUNG 强烈感情 10 [sing.] the power to cause strong feelings 感染力;震撼力the emoti'onaZ charge /the piano p/ece烛首钢琴曲扣乂心弦的感染力

                 TASK 任务 11 [sing.] (/br/77fl a task or duty 任务;责任: His charge was to obtain specific information.

是收集具体的信息。

HTfBl bring/press/prefer 'charges against sb {law #) to accuse sb formally of a crime so that there can be a trial in court 起诉;控告 get a ■ charge out of sth (NAmE) to get a strong feeling of excitement or pleasure from sth中得到快感或快乐、乐趣

verb

                 MONEY .1 (sb/sth) for sth | (sb) sth (for sth) to ask

an amount.of money for goods or a service 收彳费 > ;

)要价:VN What did they charge /or the repairs ?他们收 了多士 修理费? The restaurant charged £20 /or dinner.这家餐馆收丨了 20英镑的餐费We won’t charge you /or deHve/y.我们送货不收舍◊ TTi^y’re charging £3/or the catdogue. j也们為这硌齒品目