bine [sing.] a female
character in traditional Italian theatre科隆比纳 <
意大利传统戏剧中的女角）
Col-um-bus
Day /ka'lAmbas
dei/
noun [u, C] a national
holiday in the
Col-umn /'kDlam; NAmE'kailam/ noun 1 a tall, solid,
vertical post, usually round and made of stone, which supports or decorates a
building or stands alone as a monument柱；（通常为）圆形石柱；纪念
柱：rhe temp〖e is supported by
marWe coZumns.这座庙 _宇由大理石_支撑。◊ iVekon’s Co〖umn m iondon伦敦 必纳尔逊纪念碑一picture o arch 2 a
thing shaped like a column 圆柱状物；柱形物：a co〖umn 〇/smofce (;smoke
rising straight up)烟柱一see also spinal column, steering column 3 {abbr. col.) one of the vertical
sections into which the printed page of a book, newspaper, etc. is divided (书、报纸印刷页上的）栏：
a
coZumn 〇/ text — 栏正文◊ a dictionary
with two cohrnms per page每页有两栏正文的字典◊ Put a mark in
the appropriate co〖umn.在is当的栏里知上记号。◊ Their divorce filled a lot
of column
inches in the national papers (= got a lot of
attention)•他们的离婚引起了多家
全国性报纸的关注。4 a part of a
newspaper or magazine which appears regularly and deals with a particular
subject or is written by a particular writer (报刊的）专栏，栏有：the gossip//iinanciaZ cohi/nn 漫破 /
财经专栏◊ J ahvays read
her column in the 〖ocaZ paper.喊一;i嫉她在g地报纸上的专栏文章。一see also
AGONY COLUMN, PERSONAL COLUMN 5 a series of
numbers or words arranged one under the other down a page 纵行（数字或字）：to add up a column of figures 把纵行数字相加 6 a long，moving line of people or vehicles (人或车辆排成行移动的）长列，纵队：a kng column of troops and tanks — see
also FIFTH COLUMN
c〇l-um-nist /'kDlammst; NAmE 'kail-/ noun a journalist who
writes regular articles for a newspaper or maga- zine f栏，家
coma /'kauma; NAmB 'kouma/ noun a deep unconscious
state, usually lasting a long time and caused by serious illness or injury 昏迷to go into/be fn a coma
陷入 / 处
于昏迷状态
Com-an-che /ka'maentXi/ noun {pi. Com-an-che or Com- an-ches) a member of a Native
American people, many of whom live in the US state of Oklahoma 科盛切人■( || 洲土著，很多居于_国俄克拉何马州） co.ma.tose /'kaumataus; NAmE 'koumatous/ adj. 1 (wWcfl/ E) deeply
unconscious; in a coma 木省人_ 的；昏迷的 2
(/jwmorows) extremely tired and lacking in energy; sleeping deeply困乏的；无精打采的；酣睡的
camb
/keum;
NAmEkoum/
noun, verb m noun 1 [C] a flat piece of plastic or metal
with a row of thin teeth along one side, used for making your hair neat; a
smaller version of this worn by women in their hair to hold it in place or as a
decoration 梳子；篦乎； .压发梳；（作为装饰物的）发插2 [C, usually sing.]
the act of using a comb on your hair 梳理 r.实发.）：■ Vour hair
needs a good comb.你的^:得好奸梳理一下$ 3 [C，; Uj =honeycomb 4 [C] the soft, red piece
of flesh on the head of a male chicken ('公鸡的）.滅冠 ITO1 see
FINE-TOOTH COMB
■
verb 1 [VN] to pull a comb
through your hair in order to make it neat if!，梳理（头发）：Don’t/orget to comb
your hai'r/ 别忘了 ^一了头赛！ o Her hair was neatly combed bade.她如矣发瘇弇地侖到后面。2〜(through) sth (for
sb/sth) to
search sth carefully in order to find sb/sth 仔细搜索；搜等 BCEJ scour: [VN] The police combed the area/or
dues.警察彻底搜_了 _个_这以寻 找线索。◊ J combed f/ie shops bofcing/or iomeilhi’ngi to wear.我跑遍商店寻找对穿说东西。◊ [V】77iey combed through the/lies 片r evidence. 〇/介aud/他村查遍档案搜寻
欺诈的证据。3 [VN] (tec/in/cfl/ 术语）to make wool, cotton,
etc. clean and straight using a special comb so that
it can be used to make cloth 梳理（羊毛、.棉花等） ,comb sth^'out to pull a comb through
hair in
order to make it neat or to
remove knots from it 梳
整；梳去(发结）
com-bat /'kDmbaet; NAmE 'kaim-/ noun, verb m noun [U, C] fighting or a fight, especially during a time of war 搏斗；打仗■;战斗：He was ZdHed m combat. 他在战4*中阵亡armect/imarmed combat (= with/
without weapons)武装
/ 非武装对抗◊ combat
troops 作 战部队◊ combat boots
军靴一see
also single combat
■
verb (-t- or -tt-) [VN] 1 to stop sth unpleasant
or harmful from happening or from getting worse 防止；减轻：
measures
to combat crime/inflation/unemployment/ disease防止犯罪/通货膨胀/失业/疾病的措施2 (/ormfl/) to fight against an enemy 战斗；与…搏斗
com-bat-ant /'kDmbatant; NAmE 'ka:m-/ noun a person or group involved in
fighting in a war or battle 参战 者;■战 4
人:员；战± — compare non-combatant
'combat fatigue (also 'battle fatigue) noun [U]
mental problems caused by being in a war for a long period of time战斗疲劳
'combat fatigues (also 'battle fatigues) noun [pi]
clothes that soldiers wear for fighting that are covered in brown and green
marks to make them difficult to see
’（士兵穿.$ )战斗服迷彩服
com-bat-ive /'kombativ; NAmE 'ka:m-/ adj. ready
and willing to fight or argue好战的；好斗沾；好笋论必：in a combative
mood/spfrit斗志昂扬；锐气旺盛
com-bats /'kDmbaets; NAmE 'ka:m-/ (also
'combat
trousers) noun [pi.] (8rf) = cargo pants combi = kombi
C〇m bin-ati〇n /.kDmbl'neiJn; NAmE ,ka:m-/ noun
1
[C] two or more things joined or mixed together to form a single unit结合体；联合体；混合体：他的咖- ment
was a combination of surgery, radiation and drugs. 对他的治疗是把手术、放射和药物治疗结合为一体。◊ What an unusuaZ combi’nation o/^/Iavours/ 多么与合不|司
的混合M味啊！ ◊ Tedmo〖ogy and good
management. That's a winning combination (= one that will cer-
tainly be successful).技术加良好釦管理，这是取胜的组
普。2 [U] the act of joining
or mixing together two or more things to form a single unit ■结合；联合；混合：
The
firm is working on a new product in combination with severed overseas
partners•这^寒公司，与几家海外合
伙人在联合弁发新产品。◊ These paints
can be used I'ndiVfduaHy or fn combination•这些涂料可争独或混合
使用。3 [C] a series of
numbers or letters .used to open a combination lock (用于开密码锁的）数码组合，牵码
组合J can’t remember the combination•我不记得_码 *的数码组合7T。4 combinations [pi.] a piece of underwear covering the body and legs, worn in the
past (旧时_的）连裤内衣
combi, nation lock noun a
type of lock which can only be opened by using a particular series of numbers
or. letters密码锁；暗码锁；转字锁
combine ow _麵《
■
verii /kam'bain/ 1' ~
(sth)
(with sth) | 〜A and B (together) to come together to
form a single thing or group; to join two or more things or groups together to
form a single one (使）结合，组合，联合，混合：[V] Hydrogen and oxygen combine
to form water.氛 q
氧 化合成水。◊ Hydrogen
combines with oxygen to/omi wafer.氢写氧化合成水。o Several factors had
combined to
ruin our•几种因素加在一起毁了我们的计划。◊ [VN] Combi’ne aH the iVigredfents fn a
bow/丨.把所有的配料
放垚碗里拌切.。◊ Combine the eggs with a
把鸡蛋和少量@面粉搅匀。◊ TTie German
team scored a combined total 〇/ 652 points•德国.队综合得分为' 6'52 分。2 [VN] ~ A and/with B to have two or more
different features or characteristics; to put two or more different things,
features or qualities together :兼有；兼 备；使融合（i 并存）：77ie hotd combines
com/ort with convenience.这索旅馆既舒适又方便。◊ This modd combi’nes cr teZephone and/ax
machfne.这种型号同'时具 备电话机和传真机的功能。◊ a fcitc/ien and dining-room combined 厨房兼饭厅.◊ We are.sriH
Zoofcing/or someone who combines aH the necessary quaZiries.我们仍在寻觅
兼备所有必要才能的人选。◊ 171町have combined the oW with the new in this room.他们在这个