分钟后我们的眼睛就适应了黑暗◊ 77ie house was plunged, into total darkness when the electricity was cut #停电后,整座房子陷入一片黑暗r/?e sun went down cmd darfcness/eH (= it became night).夕阳西下, 夜幕降临。〇 There is an extra hour of darkness on vvmter mornings.冬天的早晨夫亮晚一个小扣oPartoig is not aHowed during the hours o/darfcness.夜间禁止停 放车辆◊ Her /ace was m darkness.她的脸也于暗处。

0 They managed, to escape under cover of darkness. 他们设法在夜色掩护下逃遍了。2 the quality or state of .being dark in colour 墨色;暗色;深fe: It depends on the darfcness / your sfcfn.这取决丰你肤色药深浅。 3(//?<?«»7)6\^1邪恶:;罪恶the/orces /_darkness 诉恶 势力

dark-room /'da:kru:m; -rum; NAmE 'dairk-/ noun a room that can be made completely dark, where you can take film out of a camera and develop photographs

i沣洗胶片的)暗室,暗房

dark 'star noun {astronomy 5c) an object in space similar to a star, that produces no light or very little ligh丨暗單(太空中类似星体但不发光的物体 darling /'dailirj; A//\/??f'dairlirj/ noun, adj. n noun 1 [informal) a way of addressing sb that you love 亲爱的;金贝:What’s the matter, darting?怎么啦,亲 爱的? 2 a person who is very friendly and kind 亲切友 好鈿人7ou are a ctorHngHugo.雨果,你真好3 the of sb/sth a person who is especially liked and very popular 受宠爱的人;宠儿:She is the darZing / the newspapers and can do no wrong.她是新闻界的大红人, 不可能做错事的。

a adj. [only before noun] {informal) much loved; very attractive, specIetc.备受喜爱沾;可爱的;迷人的My darting daughter.我硌宝.贝女儿◊ ‘Darting fferuy/ the letter began. 亲爱的亨利,信的丨开头这样写道。 darn /darn; NAmEdnirn/ verb, noun, adj., adv. s verb to repair a hole in a piece of clothing by sewing StiTCHES across thre hole 织补;缝补[VN] to darn socks 补袜子[also V] iram 'darn itl {informal, especially NAm£) used as a mild swear word to shoW that you are angry or annoyed about sth, to avoid saying ‘damn’ 见 鬼,真气人,真糟糕(婉辞,与damn同义):Dam i‘t/ J’ve tost my /(:明/真见鬼,我的钥匙丢了! I’H be 'darned! (informal, especially NAm£) used to show that you are surprised about sth (表示吃惊)真没想到,真 叫我吃惊

a noun a place on a piece of clothing that has been repaired by darning 政补处

                  adj. (also darned) (informal) used as a mild swear word, to emphasize sth ( i卩强语气该死的,讨厌的Why dor^t you switch the darn thing off and listen to me! JG 那讨厌的东西关掉,专心听我讲话好不好!

                  adv. (also darned) (informal) used as a mild swear word,instead of saying damn, to mean ‘extremely* or Very3极其,非常(婉辞,与damn同义丨.:You had a darn good try你这一试再好不:过了<y It’s darn cold tonight.天晚上得要命。

darned /da:nd; NAmEda:rnd/ adj., adv. = darn Thatfs a darned good idea/ 这真是绝妙命好主意! ►■darned‘est adj.

dart /dart; NAmEda:rt/ noun, verb noun 1 [C] a small pointed object, sometimes with feathers to help it fly, that is shot as a weapon or thrown in the game of darts 標;飞標a poisoned dart ..有毐的飞镖 2 dafts [U] a game in which darts are thrown at a round board marked with numbers for scoring. Darts is often played in British pubs.楞標 游戏(常见于英国酒吧里r: a dam match掷镖赛 3 [sing.] a sudden quick, movement 猛冲;.突进;..# H*in dash She made a dart/or, e door. ▲.:p ..。4 [sing.] {literary) a sudden feeling of a strong emotion 突发的强烈感Mna /eZt a sudden dart :/ panfc•离碥突 M 感到一阵恐慌。5 [C] a pointed fold that is sewn in a piece of clothing to make it fit better 省缝,缝褶(为使衣服更合身而在衣料上缝进去的部分)

verb 1 [V +adv./prep.] to move suddenly and quickly in a particular direction 猛冲;_ 突进;_ : A dog darted across the road fnont /me. .凌然在我面前窜过 马路◊ .Hier eyes darteS around the room,.toofcing./or Greg.她环视了一下房间,寻找格雷格2 ~ a glance/

look (at sbto look at sb suddenly and quickly < 朝某人 猛然)看一眼,瞥一眼:[VN, VNN] He darted cm impa- tient oofc at Vic.他不耐烦地朝维基瞥了,ife darted Vicfcy an impatient, ioofc,他_不耐烦地瞥 了维基

一眼。

dart-board /'da:tbo:d; NAmE 'da:rtbo:rd/ noun a round board used in the game of darts (掷標_戏的)镖耙

Darwin-ism /'daiwimzam; NAmE'dair-/ noun [U] [biology Jfe), the theory that living things evolve by natural selection, developed by Charles Darwin in the 19th century达尔文主义,达尔女学说查尔斯•达尔文序 19世纪创立的学说,认为生物通过自然选择而进化)

► Darwin-ian /dai'winian; NAmE da:r-/ adj. Darwinian

ideas法寧爹思想

dash /daej1/ noun, verb

u noun

                  STH DONE QUICKLY匆忙做琴的事 1 [sing.] a (for sth) an act of going somewhere suddenly and/or quickly S 冲;突进;急奔When the doors opened, there was a mad dash/or seats.门一开,人们便威狂地朝座位奔去。

a 60-mie dash to sa/eiy急奔60英里到达安全的地方He jumped off the bus and made a dash for the nearest bar.他鉍下公共汽车,直奔近处的酒吧◊We waited/or the police to leave and. then made a dash for it (= left quickly in order to escape).我们等瞀察离If雇便迅速逃 2 [sing.] an act of doing sth quickly because you do not have enough time 匆忙;匆促;.;隹:a last-minute dash to buy presents最后一点知间备辟实礼品

                  SMALL AMOUNT 7> M 3 [C, usually sing.] ~ (of sth) a small amount of sth that is added to sth else 少量,.少许乂添 加物} : Add a dash o/Zemon juice邡少量柠檬tfrhe rug adds a dash o/coZour to the room小地金为肩;间 增添了一点色彩。compare splash /?.(3)

                  SYMBOL 'v 4 [C] the mark (—) used to separate parts of a sentence, often instead of a colon or in pairs instead of brackets/patentheses 破折号compare

HYPHEN

                  RACE 赛跑[C,. usually si.ng.] («/?ec/fl//y   a race in

which the people taking part run very fast over a short distanee 短跑 cnm sprint the 200-meter, dash 百米 赛跑

                  WAY OF BEHAVING h为举止,6 [U] (W-/flS〜〇/7«/, approving) a way of behaving that combines style, enthusiasm and confidence 气魄;活力;冲劲;■锐气

                  PART OF CAR 淥车部件 7 [C] (/>?/圆〇 = DASHBOARD —see also pebble-dash IRCT cut a 'dash (6r£) to look attractive in a particular set of clothes, especially in a way that makes other people notice you (.穿上桌套衣 服舍;)风度翩翩,菩丨X注目:报cut quite a dash in his um/orm.他穿着这身制服显得特帅。

verb

                 GO QUCKLY.丨'冲 1 [V,usually       to go some-

where very quickly ;|、奔;義驰;猛冲 CCT71 rush

f must dasA.h leave quickly), I’m Zate.我得赶紧走来 '.不及了. S/ie dashed ojQFto fceep an appomtment.:i知匆知赶去政约◊ He dashed aZong the pZat/orm and jumped on the train.他沿站台猛跑,纵身跳上火车。

                 JHROW/BEAT ^辦;山.打 2 [+flc(v./pre/?.] to throw sth or

make sth fall violently onto a hard surface; to beat aainst a surface 猛掷;猛击;猛撞:[VKi] rhe boat was dashed repeatediy against          rocks•小紐一次又二次撞在

岩石上[V] The waves were dashing against the harbour wall.秦浪撞击着港湾的坝堤。

IHTO1 dash sb’s _ hopfcs to destroy sb’s hopes by making what they were hoping for impossible 使某人/的希望化 为泡影或破灭 t dash (it)r I dash it all! (oW-/fls///onMBr£) used to show that you are annoyed about sth ( 示厌烦真见鬼,真糟糕,真混账mnro dash sth^voff .to write or draw sth very quickly 企促写出草草画成:

J dashed 〇开a note to my brother.;k急忙忙给舍弟秦写 了:个字条。          .

dash-board /'daeXboid; NAmE -boird/ (also fa-scia) (also dash especially in NAm£) noun the part of a car in front of the driver that has instruments and controls in it (汽车上的)仪表板picture c> page Ri dash-ed /dsejt/ adj. [only before noun] (BrE, old-fashioned, informal) used as a mild swear word by some people to