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warm com/ortaWe house 温暖舒适的房子 PT3H uncom­fortable

                PHYSICALLY RELAXED 轻松 2 feeling pleasantly physically relaxed; warm enoughwithout pain, etc.愉成放松的;

舒服的;安逸的Are you com/ortabe?你感觉奋服吗?

0                 She shifted into a more comfortable position on the chair她换了一个更舒适的姿势坐在椅子上。0^60^ mafce yourseZ/com/ortaWe whiZe J get somecoj5fee我去 冲咖啡,您别拘束.◊ TTie patient is com/ortabe (= not in pain) q/ter his operation.病人手术后感觉良好Pm UNCOMFORTABLE

                CONFIDENT 有信心 3 confident and not worried or afraid自信而无忧虑的;自在的He’s more com/ortaWe with computers than with people.比起与人相处,他和电 脑打交道更能应付自如。EH3 UNCOMFORTABLE

                HAVING MONEY 有钱 4 having enough money .to buy what you want without worrying about the cost _ 宽裕的They’re not millionairesbid they’re certainvery com/ortabZe他们木是富翁,但也很富 格;p note at rich

                VICTORY 胜利.5 quite large; allowing you to win easily 相当夫的:忌松戚胜的:TTiepartywonivfthcicom/ort- abZe majority.该政党以明显的多数票获胜。◊ a com/ort- abZe 2-0 win 2:0 轻取

Cm-frt-ably /'kAmftabli; -fat-; NAmE-fort-/ adv.

1                 in a comfortable way舒服地;舒适地;安逸地AH t/ie,rooms were com/ortabZy mished所%的房 |lj 都配置 了'舒适的家具。you’re aZi sitting com/ortaWy, then J7Z begin.要是你们都坐好了,那么我就开始2 with no problem 没问题;.容易地 Hnm easily He can comfort- aWy a#ord the extra expense.他支付这些额外的费用毫无 问题。〇 They are comfortably ahead in the opinion poils•他们在民意测验中遥遥领先。,comfortably 'off having enough money to buy what you want without worrying too much about the cost 生活富裕;

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com-fort-er /'kAmf0t0(r); NAmE -fort-/ noun 1 a person or thing that makes you feel calmer or less worried % 人感到安慰(或慰藉)的人或事物2 (AMwŁ) a type of thick cover for a bed 加衬芯床罩picture c>''.Bed —compare quilt

com-fort-mg /'kAmfatirj; NAmE -fart-/ adj. making you feel calmer and less worried or unhappy 令人安慰命: her com/orti’ng words她说的那些令人安k必话◊ Jt’s _com/orfing to know t/iatyou^H be the/"e.知遣你要去郝里 令人感到欣慰。► com.fort.ing.ly flt/v. com-fort-less /'kAmfatlas; NAmE -iBrt-/ adj. (formal) without anything to make a place more comfortable 没有舒适设施的

'comfort .station noun {NAmŁ) a. room with a toilet in a public place, for example for people who are travel- ling公共厕所

the 'comfort zone noun if a person is in the comfort zone, he or she does not work very hard and so does not produce the'best possible results 舒适.K:,...,放松

(指人自我放松、不追高效益的状态> com-frey /'kAmfri/ noun [U, C] a plant with large leaves covered with small hairs and small bell‘shaped flowers 聚合草(长细茸大叶r开铃状小花) comfy /'kAmfl/ adj. (com-fier, com-fi-est) {informal) com- fortable舒服的;舒适的a com" 'arnichflfr/b舒适 的扶手椅)床        More comfy is also common as a

comparative.比较级 more comfy 赤常见。 comic /'kDmik; NAmE 'kaimikl adj, noun <wfy. 1 amusing and making laugh 滑稽的;使.人发 笑的a Comi'c monoogue/story滑稽的接虫白厂故_ The is both comic ami tragic.这部剧既滑稽叉悲 She can always be relied on to provide comic relief (=sth to make you laugh) at a boring party•在沉闷的癀 会土,:她总是能搞些笑料调剂气氛cy note at funny

2                 [only before noun] connected with comedy (= enter- tainmeiit that is flinny and that makes people laugh)剧的:a comic opera稽歌剧◊ a comic actor剧演员

mnoun 1 an entertainer who makes people laugh by telling jokes or funny stories '剧演 M H7T1 comedian 2 {NAmE also 'comic book) a magazine, especially for

children, that tells stories through pictures (尤指儿童 看的)连环画杂志 3 the comics [pi.] (/SWwf) the section of a newspaper that contains comic strips (报刊上

>.连环漫画栏

com-ic-ai /'komikl; NAmE 'ka:m-/ adj. {old-fashioned) funny or amusing because of being strange or unusual 可笑如;滑稽的;有趣的com.ic.ay/-kli/flt/v.

'comic strip (also cartoon) {BrE also .strip car toon) {NAmE also strip) noun a series of drawings inside boxes that tell a story and are often printed in newspapers (常_登载于报纸上的连环漫画 com-ing /'kAmir)/ noun, adj.

                not/ii [sing.] the of sth tlie time when sth new begins

(物必到来,来临With the coming /modern tedmoiogymany jobs were Zost.随着现代技术的到来, .许多工作岗位不A存在。EE1 ,comings and 'goings

{informal) the movement of people arriving at and leaving a particular place 来,来往往:It’s hard to keep fmcfc / the children’s comings cmd goings.这些孩子来永 往往,很难跟得上他们的行踪。

                <|[only before noun] happening soon; next 即将发生 的;下一个的:in the coming months诠随后的A个月里 rhis coming Sunday is her birthday.下个星期夫ji她的 生日

,coming of 'age noun [sing.] the time when a person reaches the age at which they have an adult's legal rights and responsibilities 成牟;成人年龄 comma /'kDma; NAmE 'kaima/ noun the mark (,) used to separate the items in a list or to show where there is a slight pause in a sentence 逗号see also inverted

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COITI-ITiand! /ka'maind; NAmE ka'maend/ noun, verb a noun

3                 ORDER 命令 1 [C] an order given to a person or an animal (给人或办物的命令Begin when J give the command•我爱出命令时开◊ Ybu must obey the captain’s commands.你必鍤細众船长的命令。

OR COMPUTER 计算.机 2 [C] an instruction given to'a computer,指令;命令、

4                 CONTROL 金制 3 tu].control and authority over.a Situ­ation or a group oi" .people 控制; 管辖; f旨挥: He has 2 200 men under his command ‘祕掌管着 1 200 人。o He has command 〇/! 200 men.1 200 人由.他管辖。 The police arrived and took command of the situation. 警察到达后就控制了局势。◊ For therst time in years, she /eZf m command 〇/ her ii/e•多少宇:养第--次,細觉得

'生诘掌握隹自色命芋里◊ He Zoofced relaxed and totaHy mcommando/Wmsei/.他看起来很轻松,有维对的作倍 完全能控制住画己◊ Who is m command here?谇機准 .负责? see also second in command

5                 IN ARMY 军仗.’4 Command [C] a part of an army, air force, etc. that is organized and controlled separately;

':a group of officers who give orders (陆军、空军等的■) 兵团,军区;,指挥部司令部Bomber Command轰炸 机组的指挥部

6                 KNOWLEDGE.知识.5 [Losing.} ~ (of sth) your knowledge of sth; your ability to do or use sth, especially a language

知识;,;(尤指对语言的),掌握,运用能力:Appicams will be expected to have (a) good command of English.

、申请人必须精通英语。

IT»TB1 at your com'mand if you have a skill or an amount of sth at your command, you are able to use it well and completely 可、.慮,由使用;可支配 be at sb’s com'mand (/o/wfl/) to be (eady.to obey sb:听候某人的

吩咐;服从知A的支配I’m at your command—what wouW  me to #〇?我听从您的吩咐:■~-您要我做

.什么? more at wish n. g verb

7                 ORDER 命令 1 (of sb in a position of authority 掌权者to

tell sb to do sth 命令 HT71~ order [VN to inf] He commcrndeci his men to retreat,他命'爹手下撤退◊ [VN] She commanded the rdeaSe / fh_e prisoners. 她下令释放 ’:囚犯[V that]     T/ie commission intervened ami

commanded that work on the building cease. #

行了千预,下令那栋大楼必须停建。◊(8rf also) The commission commanded that work on the building shouid cease.委员会下令那栋大楼必须停建[also V speech, VN speech, V]