_dimJwitted stupid 愚笨的；傻的：a
dfm-vWtted chi'W 傻孩子► dim.wit /101//7 din /din/ noun [singj a loud, unpleasant
noise that lasts for a long time 喧器声；嘈‘声；吵闹声 HTTI racket： rhe chiWren were
mafcing cm din.孩子们吵得厉
害。
dinar /'di:na:(r)/ noun a unit of money in
Serbia and various countries in the Middle East and N Africa 第纳 尔（塞尔维亚以及中东和北非多国的货币单位）
din-dins
/'dmdinz/
(BrE) (NAmEdin-din /'dmdm/) noun [U] (humorous) (used when talking to
a baby or a pet 童或宠物的用语)food食物；好吃的 dine /darn/ ver/? [V] (forma/)
to eat dinner 进餐；用饭：
We
dined with my parents at a restaurant in town. ^\\] 同我父母在城里一家餐馆吃饭。dine on sth to have a particular
type of food for dinner 正餐吃…； 以…作全餐，dine _out to eat dinner in a
restaurant or sb else’s home 下馆子；外出进餐，dine ’out on sth (informal) to tell other people
about sth that has happened to you, in order to make them interested in 吹嘘自己的经历以引起他人对你的兴趣（或重视）
see
wine v.
diner /'dama(r)/ noun 1 a person
eating a meal, espe- cially in a restaurant (i 指餐馆的）就餐 #:
a restaurant capaWe seating 200 diners 可容纳 100 人就 餐的餐馆 2
(espedfl//y a small, usuaily cheap,
restaurant (免—较便宜的 >小餐馆，小饭店：a roadside diner 路边小餐馆.
din-ero /di'nearau; NAmE di'nerou/ noun [U] [informal, especially NAmE, from Spanish) money ^ din-ette /deu'net/ noun (especially NAmE) a small room or part
of a room for eating meals 小饭厅；/j、餐室
ding
/dir)/
noun, verb
■
noun 1 (NAmE) a blow, especially
one that causes slight
damage to a car, etc.(尤指造i汽车上的凹痕、划痕等
的）一击：/ got
a ding in my rear /ender.我汽车后面的 挡泥板撞瘪了一处。2 used to represent the
sound made a bell 叮—.；丁零：77ie i的■ came to a haZt
with a 电梯 “丁” 一声停下了。
■
[VN] 1 to
make a,sound_like a bell 叮当（.或丁零）
作响：rhe computer just
dings when J press a fcey.我一 按键，电脑就发出丁的一声。2 to cause slight
damage to a car, etc.使（汽车等）轻微受损：J dinged my passenger
door.我把乘i门撞坏了一点。3 to
hit sb 打：(figurative) My department got dinged by the budget cuts •因预算缩减我的部门受到一定的影晌。
ding-bat /'diqbaet/ noun (NAmE, slang) a stupid person 笨蛋；蠢货；傻瓜
ding-dong /'dnj dDi]； NAmE darq; doirj/ noun 1 [U] used to
represent the sound made by a beli (钟、铃声）■’ 叮 当：J rang the doorbeH.
r>fng-dong7 Nb answer.我按 了按门铃。叮当！可没有人回答。2(阶£，/n/om?fl/)an
argument or fight 辩论；争吵：They were having a
reaZ ding-dong on the doorstep.他们在门前大吵起来。
dinghy /'diiji; 'dirjgi/ noun {pi. -ies) 1 a small open boat that
you sail or row小艇；敞篷小船；小舢板：a seeing ding/iy 小帆船 _
picture o page R3 —compare yacht
2 = RUBBER DINGHY
dingo /'dirjgau; NAmE -gou/ noun {pi. -oes) a wild Austra- lian
dog嘁洲齡犬
clingy /'dmd3i/ adj. (din-gier,
din-gi-est) dark
and dirty X 黑又脏的；昏暗的；肮脏的：adfngyroom/hotd又黑又 脏的i间/旅馆◊ dingy
curtains/ctothes脏得发黑的窗帘/ 衣服► din.gi.ness now/? [U]
'dining car {BrE also 'restaurant car) noun a coach/car on a
train in which meals are served (火车的.）餐车
'dining-room
noun a room that is used
mainly for eating meals in 餐厅；.饭厅
■dining table rjow/1 a table for having
meals on 餐桌
——compare
dinner table
dink /dnjk/ now#? (in. ten.nis 网球）a soft hit that makes
the ball land on the ground without bouncing
much 吊球dink verfc [VN]
dinkie (also dinky) /'dnjki/ noun (pi. -ies) (informal, humorous) one of a couple who
have a lot of money
because both partners work
and they have no children
双收入无子女夫妇之一方；丁克HSiSEI Formed from the first
letters of ‘double income, no kids’.由 double income, no kids中各词的首字母构成。
diivkum /'dn]k9m/ (Z\w5fra/f，A/ZE，/>?/o/7r7fl/).(of an article or a person) real or genuine (物品或人）真实
的，真正的：J/you’re dfnfcum, hdp you•如果你的身
份真实，我就帮彳永。_ see also FAIR DINKUM(l) dinky /'dirjki/ adj. {informal) 1 [BrE, approving)
small and neat in an attractive way 小巧的；小]flf.精致的：What a Zitrte hat/ 多么漂亮的小帽子啊！ 2 (NAmE, disap- prav/.ng) too small微不足道的；…不起眼的；无足轻重的：
I grew up in a dinky little town that didn't even have
a movie
theater.我生长在tt:个无名小镇，那里连个电影院
f没有。
din-ner 0-w /'dma(r)/ noun 1 [U,
C] the main meal of the day, eaten either in the middle of the day or in the
evening (中午或晚上吃
的）正餐，主餐：It’s rime /or dinner•该
◊
She dfdn’t eat much dinner.她没吃多少饭。◊ J never eat a
big dinner.我向来饭量不大。；◊ Christmas
dinner 圣诞大餐◊ a three-course
dirmer三道菜的正餐◊ J’d Hfce to
tafce you out to dinner tonight.今天晚上我想带你出
去,吃饭。◊ (8r£) schoo〖 dinners (= meals
provided at school in the middle of the day)学校午餐 0 note at meal 2 [C] a large formal
social gathering at which dinner is eaten 宴会：The clufs annual dinner will be heW on 3 June.俱乐部一年一度的宴会将于6月3日 举行。一see also dinner
party ITSIffil .done like a 'dinner [AustralE, NZE,
informal)
completely defeated 彻底被打败；一败涂地_1110比31000/7.
'dinner dance noun a social event in the
evening that includes a formal meal and dancing 餐后有舞会的正式 宴会
'dinner jacket (er£) (also tux-edo NAmE, BrE) noun a black or white
jacket worn with a bow tie at
formal occasions in the evening (男式，配蝶形领结的）晚礼
服，无尾礼服一compare tail
n. (6)
'dinner lady (6r£) [US 'lunch lady) noun a woman whose job is
to serve meals to children in schools (学
校里照顾孩子吃饭的 >
女膳食服务员
'dinner
party noun a social event at
which a small group of people eat dinner at sb's house (在家里举行 的）宴会；家宴
'dinner
service noun a set of matching plates, dishes, etc. for
serving a meal 成套餐具 'dinner suit (Br£) (also tux-edo NAmE, Br£) noun a dinner jacket and trousers/pants，worn with a bow tie at formal occasions in the
evening (男式，配蝶形
g结的）成套无尾晚礼服
'dinner table noun (often the dinner table) [usually sing.] the
table at which people are eating dinner; an occasion when people are eating
together 餐桌；同, 一桌进餐：conversation at. the dinner tab〖e 命间交淡 —compare dining table
'dinner theater noun (NAmE) a restaurant where you see a play after
your meal餐馆剧院（餐后有戏剧
表演K,.
'dinner time noun the time at which
dinner is normally eaten 正餐时间
din-ner-ware /'dm9wea(r);
NAmE 'dinarwer/ noun [U] (AMw£) plates, dishes, etc. used for
serving a meal 餐真
dino-saur /'damaso:(r)/ noun
1 an animal that lived
millions of years ago but is now extinct
(= it no longer exists). There were many types of dinosaur, some of
which were very large. ® 2 {disapproving)
a
person or thing that is
old-fashioned and cannot change in the changing conditions of modem life 守旧 落伍的人；过时落后的东西
dint /dmt/
noun ICTn by dint of sth/of doing sth
(/brmfl/)
by means of sth 借助；凭借；由于：He