concerned 4〇8 |
many people (尤指许多人共同的）担心，忧虑：There is growing concern
about violence on tdevisfon•人们对'电
视上充斥暴力内容的忧虑日益加重。◊ She hasn’t been seen for four days and there is concern
for her safety. M 已四天不见踪影，大家对她的安全很担心。◊ TVie report expressed
concern over continuing high unemployment 报吿表达了对失业率居高不:下的忧虑。◊ There is widespread concerrrthat new houses vWH be bui'Zt
on protected Zcmd.人们普遍对在保护区修建新的房屋感到忧虑。.◊ Stress at work is a matter of
concern to staff and mamigement.工作压力是一件让员工和管理人员都的
事。◊
The.Presi'dent’s heaZth 州與:giving serious cause /or concern.总统的健康正、弓l起公众如严重关切。、◊ In the
meeting, voters raised concerns about health care. 选馬鳥会上提出7对:&生保健状况舶担怵。.一compare
UNCONCERN
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DESIRE TO PROTECT 保护的愿窄 2 [U] a desire to
protect and help sb/sth 关吳心、parents’ concern/or
their cMdren爻母对手女的关爱
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STH IMPORTANT 边要的蓐 3 [C] something that is
important to a person, an organization, etc. (■对.入':'组 蛾等‘蓽要的事情：W/iat are your main ’con’cerns ai a writer?作为一名作家，你生姜关的是哪些涵题?： ◊The government’s primary concern is to reduce
crime•政■府的
实等大事焉减少犯罪。
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RESPONSIBILITY 4
[C,
usually sing.] (formal) something that is your
responsibility or that you have a right to knowabout (某人 > 负责的事，有权知道的事：77ii5 matter is thdr concern.这件事 &他们舍责。.◊
Jfow much money I make is none of your concern.
要告诉你。
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COMPANY 公司■ 5 [C] a company or
business 公司；商 行；企业 Hn firm : a major puWisWng comrem—家 大出版公司
ITB?! see going adj.
C〇n-cerned JH* /
1 ~ (about/for sth) | 〜（that ... ) worried .and feding concern about sth 担心的；忧虑的：Cbncemed parents hdd a meeting•忧心忡忡的秦长们开>次会。◊ 77ie President is
deeply concerned about this isiue. k,
个问题深感担忧。◊ He didn’t seem in the 〖east concerned
/or hersa/ety.分她的安全他似乎一点都不担心。◊ She was concerned that
she might miss the turning and get tost.她担心自己会错过转弯的地方而迷路。o note at
worried 2 〜（about/with sth} interested in sth 感兴趣
的；关切的； '矣.注的：They were, more concerned 'vv油 how the other women
had dressed than in what the speaker was saying.她们对别的妇'女的衣着打扮比对发言
人的讲话更加感兴趣。pm UNCONCERNED IM See
far adv.
C〇n-Cern-ing O-w /k0n'S3：mri; NAmE -'S3：rn-/ prep, (formal)
about sth; involving sb/sth 关:于；涉及：He dsfced
several questions concerning the future of the company. 他问了几个有关公司前途的问题。◊ AH cases concemfn^ children
are dealt with in a special children's court, 涉岌儿童的案件均由儿童特别法庭审理。
COn-Cert
〇Tf/jkDnsat; /V/4mE'kainsart/ noun a.public
performance of music 音乐备；.演奏合：a concert 〇/ music by Bach E 赫作品音乐会 oa classical/
rock/pop concert古典/插滚/彘行資乐会◊ TTiey’re m
concert at WemWey Arena.他们在温布利体育馆演出Q . ◊ a concert haZl/pfanist音乐厅；在耷杀上凌奏的钢琴家
IT»TOI
in concert with sb/sth {formaf) working together with
sb/神崖…备作(或辱心成力} con-cer-tante / kDntJ'a'taentei;
-ti; NAmE ,ka:n-/ adj. [only before noun] (music ^:) (from Italian) related to a piece
of music -which contains an important part for a solo singer or player and
which is similar to a concerto in
character复协_性的；复协奏类型的
'concert
band noun a large group of
people who play wind instruments together, and who perform in a concert hall 管乐团 一 compare military band con-cert-ed /kan's3：tid; NAmE -'S3：rt-/ adj. [only
before noun] done in a planned and determined way, especially by more than one
person, government, country, etc.努i的;共同筹划决定的；同心协力的：a concerted
approach/attack/campaign商定的方法;联合攻击；
协同作故◊ She has begun to mafce a concerted
eJ5「ort to
卢mi a job•她开始尽全力寻找工作。
'concert-goer noun a person who regularly
goes to 'concerts, especially of classical
music 常去 D片音乐会的
人(尤指听古典音乐者>
.concert 'grand not/n a piano of the largest size, used
especially for concert^大—三角钢琴；音乐会大钢_ con-certina /.kDnsa'tiina; NAmE
.kainsar't-/ noun, verb mnoun a musical instrument
like a small accordion, that
you hold in both hands. You press the ends together and pull them apart to
produce sounds.六角 手风琴一picture o accordion mverb (cdn<er-t»iia-in^
con-cer tinaed, con-certinaed) [V] (8r£) to fold up like a.concertina ( f秦六角手风琴一 ‘折起，折叠：.'The truck crashed into
the tree and correertinaed•货车撞在树上撞扁p.y con.cert.mas.ter /'kDns9tma:st0(r); NAmE
'kainsart- maes-/ noun (especially NAm£) = leader(3) con-certo /
piece of music for one or
more solo instruments
playing with an orchestra 协奏曲：a piano concerto _钢_协奏曲a concerto/or/lute and
harp长笛与竖琴协 奏曲
'concert parly noun a group of performers
who do a concert or show together --舍办善乐会.（或演出）的-
群表演者
con-ces-sion
/kan'sejn/
noun 1 [C,
U] something that you allow pr do, or allow sb to have, in order to end an
argument or to 'make a situation less difficult it 步；妥 ，协：The firm will be
forced to make concessions if it wants to avoid « stri/ce.要想避兔署J：、:公司将不得禾作
出一些让步。.◊、/:〇. win
a—concession 介om sb 取得案 A的 it歩◊ a major/an
important concession 重大的让步◊ She made no
concession to his age; she expected him to work 〇5 hard as sfte did.她丝毫也不体谅他的年龄，要求
也干得停她一样卖'力。一see also concede(2). 2 [U]
the act of giving sth or allowing sth; the act of conceding ’承认'.f合‘予；』许;可.；，:il:步the concession of
university smhxs to some coHeges对棠砦学晓升方大杀的许可◊ (especially
con-ces-sion-aire /kan.seJ'a'neaW; NAmE -'ner/ noun (especially Br£) a person or a business
that has been given a concession to sell sth (•销售.).特许权获得者；
特许经销商
con-ces-sion-ary /kan'sejanari; NAmE -neri/ adj. [usually before noun]
[BrE) costing less money for
people in particular situations; given as a concession(3).(.在 某种情E下）花费少的；优惠的；减价的：conces- sfonary mte^/am/tmvei优惠费率/票价/旅行
con-ces-sive
/ken'sesiv/
adj.
(grammar (of
a preposition or conjunction ^ ial)
used at the begin
ning of a clause to say
that the action of the main clause is in fact true or possible, despite the
situation. ‘Despite’ and ‘although’ are concessive words.表示让 歩的
conch /kDntJ; NAmE kaintj/ noun the shell of a sea
creature which is also called a conch 海螺壳；'海螺