cre-vasse /kraVaes/
noun a deep open
crack, especially in ice，for example in a glacier ?尤指冰川等的）‘
缝，g隙，冰隙
crev-ice /'krevis/
noun a
narrow crack in a rock or wall
(岩石或墙壁的）裂缝，裂隙，裂口' crew /kru:/ noun, verb
a noun 1 [C+sing./pl. v.] all the people working
on a ship, plane, etc.(轮船、飞机等上面的）全体工作人员：JVone of the passengers and crew
were injured.
才九组人员受伤。◊ crew members全体奚人员一see
also
AIRCREW，CABIN CREW, FLIGHT CREW 2 [C+sing./pl. V.]
all the people working on a
ship, plane etc. except the officers who are in charge (轮飞机等上面不包括高
级职员的）全体船员，全体乘务员：the queers and
crew 负责人员和全体乘务员3 [C+sing./pl. v.] a
group of people with special skills working together 技术人员团队；专 业团队：a/EZ/n/camera crew电影摄制]金；蕞鈿组◊ an ambulance crew — see also ground
crew
4 [sing.] (usually
disapproving) a group of people — ^
(或一 _、一伙}入：TTie peopZe s/ie
fnvi’ted were a pretty motley crew (= a strange mix of
types of people). 她邀请的人相当混‘。5 [C+sing./pl. v.] a team of people who row boats in races (赛船的）划船队员，划船队：
a
member 〇/the
s verb to be part of a
crew, especially on a ship 当尤指
船上的）工作人员：_.[VN]
当船员。
1 crew cut noun a hairstyle
for
men in which the hair is_ cut very short 平'头（发型 >.—picture o hair ► 'crew-cut adj. ： crew-cut teenagers 留丰头的青少年 crew-man /'kruiman/ noun {pi. -men /-man/) a member of a crew,
usually
a man乘务员，船貞（通邊•为男性）
_ crew 1 neck now/? a
round neck on a sweater, etc..(套 头毛衣等的）圆领，水手领一 picture
o page R22 crib /knb/ noun, verb
noun 1 (NAm£) = cot
2
a long open box that horses and cows can eat from (:马、牛的）饲料槽 EPIJI manger
3 (6r£) [NAmE creche) a model of the scene of
Jesus Christ’s Girth, placed .in churches and homes at Christmas圣诞马槽（表现耶稣诞生的情景）4 (/n/ormfl/)
written information such as answers to questions, often used dishonestly by
students in tests (#试作弊用的）
芦带：a crib sheet 夹带的答案纸 5
= cribbage 6 (AMmf， informal) the
house, flat/apartment, etc. where sb lives 住所；公寓；居所
mverb (-bb-) [V, VN] ~ (sth) (from sb) (old-fashioned) to
dishonestly copy work from another student or from a book (学生在考试或做作业时）抄袭，剽窃
crib'bage /'kribid3/ (also crib) noun [U] a card game in which
players score points by collecting different combinations of cards. The score
is kept by putting small pegs in holes in a board.克里巴奇“戏:（用小木钉 插在有孔的木板上记分）
'crib death noun
{NAmE) = cot
death crick /krik/ {NAmE also kink) now/i [usually sing.] a sudden painful stiff
feeling in the muscles of your neck or back (颈或背部的）痛性痉挛► crick [VN] J suj^ered a
crfcfced nedc during a game 〇/tennis•我在一次网球比赛
f脖子抽筋了6
cr^ /'krikit/ noun 1 [U] a game played on
grass by two teams of n players. Players score points (called runs)
by
hitting the ball with a wooden bat and running between two
sets of vertical wooden sticks, called stumps.板球（运动）：a cricket
match/team/ 板球比赛/运动队/俱乐部；板球一picture o page R30 2 [C] a small brown jumping
insect that makes a loud high sound by nibbing its wings together 蟋蟀；蛐_: the chirping 〇/ cricfcets蟋蟀的唧唧叫声
ITiWI
not cricket (old-fashioned,
BrE, informal) unfair; not HONOURABLE不公企；不光明正矢;1不光秦；见不 得人
*'t
/’krikit^r)/ not//? a cricket player 板球运动员
cricket-ing /'krikitirj/ adj. [only before noun] playing cricket; connected
with cricket + 了板球的；与板球有关
的：crfcfcering nations 打板球的国家◊ a cricketing jersey
p球运动衫
cri
de coeur /,kri: da 'k3：(r)/ noun {pi. cris de coeur /,kri: da 'k3：(r)/) (from French) an act of asking for sth, or protesting,
in a way that shows you care deeply about sfh发自内心的要求（或抗议h恳求；激烈抗议 cried pt, pp of cry crier /'krai9(r)/ noun =
town crier cri-key
/'kraiki/
exclamation
(BrE, old-fashioned, informal) used to show that sb is surprised or
annoyed (惊讶或 恼怒时说）哎呀，嗳哟，_: Crikey, is that the time? 哎呀，都这会儿啦？
Crimbo
= Chrimbo Crime Otw /kraim/ noun
1
[U] activities that involve
breaking the law 犯罪活 动；不法行为：an increase in viotent
crime暴力犯罪活
刼的_加◊ the against crime与犯罪活刼的斗♦ ◊ Stores
spend more and more on crime prevention every year.商店每年在防止犯罪方面的花费越条越多。◊ petty/ serious crime ^ M ^] / /^ S W #
〇 the connection between
drugs and organized crime 毒品与有组织犯罪 之间的联系◊ He turned to crime
when he dropped out 0/school 他辍学后沦为罪犯。◊
TTie crime rate is rising 犯罪率正在i：#。.
◊ crime月ction/iioveZs
(= stories about crime)描写犯罪活动的小说_◊
crime _/?gures/ statistics 犯罪数字
/ 计 i 字◊
She’s a crime writer (=she writes
stories about crime).她是罪案小说作家。
2
[C]〜（against sb) an illegal act or activity
that can be punished by law 罪；罪行：to commit a crime (= do sth illegal)犯罪◊ The massacre was a
crime against humanity.这场大屠杀是一桩反人类的罪行9—see also war crime 3 a crime [sing.] an act that you think is
immoral oris a big mistake 不道德的行为；罪过：It’s a crime to waste so much
money.挥霍这么多钱是一种
彳过。
'crime
wave noun [sing.] a situation in which there is a sudden
increase in the number of crimes that are committed犯罪高潮 Crim-inal <>■» /'kriminl/ adj., noun madj. 1 [usually before noun] connected with or involving
crime犯罪的；犯法的；涉及犯罪的：crimfna【ojgfences/ behaviour 刑事犯罪；犯罪行为◊ criminal damage (=the crime of damaging
sb’s property deliberately) 刑事损害◊ criminal negHgence (= the illegal act of sb
failing to do sth that they should do, with the result that sb else is harmed) M 失犯罪 2 ton丨y before noun] connected to the laws that
deal with crime 刑法的； 刑事的：criminaZ Zaw 刑法◊ the crimi’naUusrice
system ★判制度◊ a criminal iavi^er刑事诉讼律师◊ to bring criminaZ charges against sS 对巢人提起刑事诉讼
一
compare
civil(3) 3 morally
wrong 道#上错误的；不
道德的：77iis is a criminaZ waste 〇/ resources.这是一种
浪费资源的可耻行为。
noMn a person who commits a
crime 罪犯：Society does not know how to deal with hardened criminals (= people who regularly
commit crimes and are not sorry for what they do).沾会不知道怎样处置惯犯。.〇(己^- c/fl//y
a career
criminal 职业罪犯 crim-in-al itY. /.krimi'naelati/ noun [U] the fact of people
being involved in crime; criminal acts 犯罪；有罪； '.犯 罪行f
c;i：im-sn-ai-i2；e (BrE also -sse) /'krimmalaiz/ verb [VN] 1 to make sth illegal by passing a
new law (通 新
的法律）使不合法，使非痊：The use of opium was not criminalized imrii/airty
recently.直到最近抽鸦片才被判
定为.非法。2
to treat sb as a criminal把…g罪犯对待
► crir〇-in-ahiz«i
tion, Hsa-tiosii /.kriminalai'zeij'n; NAmE
-la'z-/ noun [U]
crim-in-ayy /'kriminali/
adv. according to the laws that deal with crime刑法± ;刑事上；在犯罪方面：
criminaHy
insane精神;f；正常而犯罪的 ,criminal record now/? = record n.(5) cram /,krimi'nDlad3i; NAmE -'na:l-/ noun [U]
the scientific study of crime and criminals 犯罪学