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HEART, LIFE

                  exclamation used in expressions that show that you are surprisedupset, annoyed or worried (惊奇、■不安、,•烦 恼、担忧等时说啊,哎呀,糟糕,天哪Oh dear/ J think J’ve ost my purse/糟糕,我可能把钱包给丢了! ◊ Oh dear/ What a shame.天哪,太可惜啦! ◊ Dear me/ What a mess/ 哎呀,真是团糟! ◊ Dear oh dear/ What are you going to do now?哎呀呀,你现在怎么办呢?

                  nown 1 (8r£, /'/i/o/wfl/) a kind person 仁慈的人;.可爱的

人:Isn’t he a dear?也不是 $艮可爱吗? Be a dear and /etch me my coat.刼把外*给我2 used when speaking to sb you love (称却所爱沾人)亲爱的WbUlti:yiol/ H a drin^ dear?喝点办1么吗亲3◊ Come.he% my dear.这儿来,,亲差的3 used when speaking to sb in a friendly way, for example by an older person to a young person or a child .        ■较年轻的

人或孩子说话时用)亲爱的,乖乖■^Vhat’sy^urmime, dear?你叫什么名字,亲M的? compare duck/r(4)

                  flt/v. (8r£) at a high price 高价地;昂贵地.to buy cheap and seH Sear 贱买贵卖 IT»TOI see cost v.

dearest /'diarist; NAm^'dir-l adj., noun m adj. (old-fashioned) *1 used when writing to sb you love (给所爱的人写信时用)最亲爱的‘Dearest Mna’the Zetter begem. 最亲爱的尼娜,信的开始这样写道。

2 [usually before noun] that you feel deeply 深切的;由衷 的Jt was her dearest wish to have a /amfZy.有一个.象 是她由衷的希望。

                  noun (old-fashioned) used when speaking to sb you love

(_所爱的人)亲爱的Come (my) dearest, let’s go home.柰爱的咱们回家吧IM see near adi. dearie /_diari;.AMmf _drri/, not//?’ informal) used to address sb in a friendly way (秦示’亲 势)亲:^的,乖乖Sit down, dearie.坐卡,亲爱的。 '’diear.ly/’diali; AMwf’dirli/ adv_ 1 very much 非常;很: She !oves him dearty.她深深地爱着他◊ I wouW dearZy Hfce/Zove to fcrtovv what he was thin/dng.我很想知道他 在想什么:◊ dearZy beloved (= _lised by a minister at a Christian.churcli service to address people)最亲爱的教 友们神职人员对参礼信众的称呼> 2 in a way that causes a lot of suffering or damage, or that costs a lot of money代价极大地;高价地;昂贵地Success has cost him dearly.他为成功if寸出了高昂的代价◊ She paid dearly/or her mista/ce.她因犯错误而付出了巨大的 代价。

dearth /d3:0; /VAmJE d3:r0/ now/? [sing.]of sth) k lack of sth; the fact of there not being enough of sth 缺乏; 不足SZ9 Scarcity There was a dearth of reliable inrmarion ort' the subject.关于这个课题缺乏资料。 de<ith tHr /deQ/ noun

1 [C] the fact of.sb dying or being killed ;.死亡' a sudden/vfoZen^peaceetc. death 猝托、横死、安详

的死等◊ the anniversary /his wi/e’s death 他_子的忌日

                  an increase in deat/is jfh>m cancer 癌症死亡人数的增加

                   He died a sZow and  death•他缓慢而备苦地死 '2 [U] the end of life; the state of being dead 生命

的终±;堯亡状态■ Tvi/〇 chfWren were burnt to death in t?ie re (= they died as a’result of the fire).两个孩子被 大i烧宛◊ He’s.drinfcing hfmseZ/to deatfi (= so that it will kill him).他这样喝酒非醉死禾可。Pare trying.to establish the cause o/deat/i.  在设法确定死

:■◊ Do you beHeve i’n H/e a/ter death?你相鲁来世 吗? a death camp (= a place where prisoners are kiliedusually in a war丨死亡集中营(常疮战争中杀害 .俘虏如地方 V ◊ He was sentenced to deat/i (= to be executed)他被判处死刑3 [U}of sth the per­manent end or. destruction of sth 7 久的灭 亡; 毁灸; 破灭:the death / my ptorts旃有计妞的◊ the

death /his career他的命业生涯的毁灭4also .Death) [U] {literary) the power that destroys life, imagined as human in form        Death is often shown in paintings

05 a human sfceieton.在绘画作品中死神常以骷髅形式出 现see also sudden death HT3W1 at death’s 'door (often humorous) so ill/sick that you may die (' 因病 重)生命危在且夕;病危be the 'death of sb (/n/o/m^ to worry or upset sb very much让某人担心得要命;使 某人深邊不安rhose fcids wiZZ be the death } me.:为那 些孩參操心i把我累。,do sth to ‘death to do or perform sth so often that people become tired of seeing

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or hearing it 做烦了;看腻了;听厌了 TTiatjofce’s been done to death•这个笑话 fM斤腻了。frighten/care sb to death to frighten sb very much 把某人吓得要命 look/feel like death warmed up (6r£) (NAmE like death, warmed 'oyer) {informal) to look or feel very ill/sick or tired看起来病得厉害(或疲惫不堪);感到很 不舒服(或累得要命put sb to death to kill sb as a punishment 处死;处决 EEE1.execute: The prisoner wiH be put to deaths dernm.囚犯将在黎明.时被处死i :to death extremely; very much 极度;非常:to be bored | to death 腻烦得要命◊ J’m sfcfc to death /your endless criticism.你这无休止的指责真让我烦巧了。to the death until sb is dead:至死;.'底;永远:a fight to the death .斗到底more at catch v., cheat v.,

DICE V., DIE V., FATE, FIGHT V., FLOG, GRIM, KISS /?., LIFE, MATTER n.

death-bed7'de0bed/ not/n [usually sing:] die bed in which sb is dying or dies 临终床a deathbed con/essfon/ conversion 临终告解 7 坂依.◊ He toW me the truth on his deathbed (= as he l^y dying)/他临终肘向我吐露了真 She was on her deathbed (= going to die very soon).她已:生命垂危: 0 (/7W/??orow Vbu’d have ter be practically on your deathbed before the doctor would come and see you/你非要病到一命呜呼的时候医生才会来 看你!

'death blow noun an event that destroys or puts an end to sth导致毁灭的事情;致命的一击They thought the arrival of television would deal a death blow to mass cinema audiences.他们认为电视的问世将使观众涌向影院 的现象不复存在>

'death certificate noun an official document, signed by a doctor, that states the cause and time of sb's death

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'death duty noun [usually p\.] {old-fashioned, BrE) = in­heritance tax .

'd^9th knell (also k,ne\\) nouji [sing.] an event that means that the end or destruction of sth will come soon丧钟;t征兆;预示毁灭的事件 ,dea.t[vless/_de01as/ <7 never .dying sor forgotten.不.死 的;不朽的;永恒旳 S2Q immortal [ironic) written in /iis usuardeathZess prose (= very bad)用他那方进不变 的笔调写成

death-ly /'deGli/ (also less frequent dead-iy) adv. like a dead. person; suggesting death 死一般地;让人想到死 t /fer/ace was deathiypaie.她的脸色死一般苍白◊ 77ie house was deatWy sriH•房子死奋。death.ly :

A deatWy hush/eZZ over the room os he waWced in•也进 去时,房间里变得死一般的寂静。

'de9th mask noun a model of the face of a person who has just died, made by pressing a soft substance over their face and removing.it when it becomes hard (用 棄软物质压在死人脸上变硬后取出制成的)死人面部 模型

the 'death penalty noun [sing.] the punishment of being killed that is used in some countries for very serious crimes 死刑.极刑:the abolition/retum of the death penalty 死如的▲除 / 恢复◊ TTie two men &re /acfng the death penalty.杳二入面临邦刑。

'death rate noun 1 the number of deaths every year for every l ooo people in the population of a place 死 亡率(燊地每年每1 〇〇〇人的死亡人数):a hig/1/Iow death rate / 低死.亡率 2 die number of deaths every year from a particular disease or in a particular group (#_壶某个群体的)死亡率1>6/^650/71 heart disease have risen considerably in recent years.

年来心脏病的死亡率大大i:升了 <

'death rattle noun [smg.) a sound sometimes heard in the thrQat of a dying person 临终喉鸣 .death 1 row noun [U] the cells in a prison for prisoners who are waiting to be killed as punishment for a serious crime 死囚牢房;死.'.prisoners on death row死囚区的犯人

'death sentence noun the legal punishment of being killed ’for a serious crime.死刑:to be given/to receive t/ie .death sentence/or murtier•因谋杀罪被判死刑