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这一论点。◊ No, I disagree. I don’t think it would be the right thi叹to do.不，我不赞成。我认为这样做不合适。 [also V that] 2 [V] if statements or reports disagree, they give different information 不符；示一致 RTJ3 agree disa'gree with sb if sth, especially food, disagrees with you, it has a bad effect on you and makes you feel ill/sick (尤指食物）对（某又）不适 宜，使不舒服 disa’gree with sth/with doing sth to believe that sth is bad or wrong; to disapprove of sth 不 赞成；反对：Z disagree with vfoient protests.我不赞成暴 力抗议。

dis-agree-able /.disa'griiabl/ adj. {formal) 1 not nice or enjoyable不合意的；令人不快的；讨厌的HEl unpleasant ： a cfisagreeaWe smeii/experi€nce//ob 难闻 的气味；令人不快的经历；不合意的工作2 (of a person +) rude and unfriendly不友善的；难相处的HT1 unpleasant ： a disagreeaWe bad-tempered man —个脾 气不好难以相处的男人BTin agreeable ► dis agree- ably /-abli/ adv.

dis-agree-ment CH» /.disa'griimant/ noun 1 [U, C] - (about/on/over/as to sth) | 〜(among …)| ~ between A and B a situation where people have different opinions about sth and often argue 意见不 一；分歧；争论：Disagreement arose about exactly how to pkm the show.在如何拟定具体演出计划的问题上出现 了 分歧。◊ disagreement on the mefTioci to be used 在要 采用的方法上的争论◊ There is considerabie disagreement over the sa/efy 〇/the treatment.这种疗法是否安全争论 <艮大。〇 It was a source of disagreement between the two states.这就是两国纷争的一个原因。◊ 77iere is disagree- ment among archaeologists as to the age of the sculpture. 考古学家在这尊雕塑的年代问题上意见不一。◊ TTiey have had several disagreements with their neighbours,

邻居发生过好几次争吵。EH3 agreement 2 [u, c] 〜between A and B a difference between two things that should be the same 不符；不一致:■ The comparison shows considerable disagreement between theory and practice.这一对比表明理论和实践之间有相当大的出入。 dis-allow /.disa'lau/ verb [VN] [often passive] to officially refuse to accept stii because it is not valid 不准许；禾 接受；驳回：to disaHow a c〖afm/an appeaf 不 _ 受要 永;■驳回上诉◊ The second goaZ vv〇5 disaZiowed.命二个 也球®判无姣。一compare allow⑹ dis-am.bigu.ate /.disaem'bigjueit/ verfc [VN] (tec/7n/'cfl/ 术 语)to show clearly the difference between two or more words，phrases, etc. which are similar in meaning 消除 f义；消歧

dis-ap-pear tH* /.disa'pia^); NAmE -'pir/ verb [V]

1 [often to become impossible to see 消

■失；■不见 K771 vanish ： The plane disappeared behind a doud飞机消失在.云层里。…◊ [isa watched unriZ the train disappeared户*om view.莉萨一直看着火车从视线 中消央。2 to stop existing不箄存在；灭绝；消亡EEd vanish ： Her nervousness quickly disappeared once she was on stage.她一走土台紧無情嬉便迅i消失了。◊ 77ie proWem won’t just disappear.这个问题不会就这样不 了了 ■之的 _.。 〇 Our countryside is disappearing at an alarming rate.我们的农村地区正在以惊人的速度消亡。

3 to be lost or impossible to find 失踪；丢失’HTfl vanish ： I can never find a pen in this house. They disappear as soon 〇5 J buy them.我在家里从来找禾 到一支笔。每次我一买来就不翼而飞₆ orhechiW disappeared from his home some time after four,

…四点多的而候就离家不见了。► dis.ap.pear.ance /-'piarans; NAmE -'pir-/ noun [U, C] ： the disappearance of many species of plants and animals from our planet 许多动植物物种从我们这颗行星上的消失◊ Police are investigating the disappearance of a young woman. 正在调查一位年轻女子的失踪案。rsm see ACT n.. FACE n.

dis-ap-point Ow /.disa'pDint/ verb 1 to make sb feel sad because sth that they hope for or expect to happen does not happen or is not as good as they hoped 疫失望：.[VN] Her decision.to ccmcd the concert is bound to disappoint her/ans.她决定取消这场 音乐会，肯定会使她的叙迷失望。◊ I hate to disappoint you, but J’m just not interested.我不想使你扫兴，丨旦我确

实不感兴趣。◊ rhe movie had disappointed her (= it wasn’t as good as she had expected).这部电影使她失 望。◊ [V] Jfis Zatest noveZ does not disappoint.他最近发 表的这部小说没有使人失望。[also VN that] 2 [VN] to prevent sth that sb hopes for from becoming a reality 使破灭；使落空：rhe new government had soo/i disappointed the hopes 〇/ many 〇/ its supporters. 新政府不久 g使许多支-者的希望破灭了。

dis-ap-point-ed 〇-w /.disa'pointid/

〜（at/by sth) I 〜（in/with sb/sth) I ~ (to see, hear, etc.) I 〜（that …j I ~ (not) to be ... upset because sth you hoped for has not happened or been as good, successful, etc. as you expected 失■望的；沮丧的；朱意 的：They were WtterZy disappointed at the resist 〇/ the game.他们对比赛结果极为失望。oJ was disappointed by the qua/ify.〇/ the wine•这酒的质量令我失望。◊ I’m disappointed in you—I really thought I could trust you!

你真让我失望 我原以为可以相信你的！ was very

disappointed with mysei/.我对自'己感到_非常失望。◊ ffe was (iisappofnted to see she wasn’t at the party.看到她没 来参加晚备，他感到很失望。〇/’m(iisappoi>ite(i(thatjit was soZd out.全都卖完了，我感到很失望。◊ She was disappointed not to be chosen.她没有被选中感到很沮丧。 dis-ap-p〇int-ing 0~>r /.disa'pomtiq/ adj. not as good, successful, etc. as you had hoped; making you feel disappointed令人失望知；令人沮4的；令人扫 兴的：a disappointing resuiO/jper/ormcmce 令人失邊的结 果 / 演出77ie outcome 〇/ the court case was disappointing/or the/amiiy involved. 诉 讼案的 结果使得涉及 本案的这家人非龠失望。►dis.ap-point.ing.lyWv.: I7ie room was disappointingiy smaH. M子小得令入失皇。 dis-ap-point-ment tHf /.disa'pointmant/ noun 1 [U] sadness because sth has not happened or been as good, successful, etc. as you expected or hoped 失望； 沮丧；.扫兴：Boofc earZy/or the show to avo^Z disap- pointment.欲看演出，从速订票，以免失望。oroour great disappointment, it rained every day of the trip.

次旅行天夫下雨，让我们大失

cult to hide his disappointment when she didrCt arrive. M 没有来，他感到很难掩饰自己内心的沮丧。2 [C]~ (to sb) a person or thing that is disappointing 使人失'望.的人 (或事物）；'令人扫兴的人（或泰物）：a bftter/major disappointment令人极度失望/大失所望的事◊ That new restaurant was a big disappointment.

人大失所望。◊ J aZways /e〖t J was a disappointment to my/ather.我总觉得我使父亲失望了。 dis-ap-pro-ba-tion /.dis.aepra'beij'n/ noun [u] (formal) disapproval of sb/sth that you think is morally wrong (对不道德的人或事的）反对，不认可 dis-ap-proval Oit /^isa'prurvl/ noun [U]

〜（of sb/sth) a feeling that you do not like an idea, an action or sb's behaviour because you think it is bad, not suitable or going to have a bad effect on sb else 不赞 成；反对：disapproval 〇/his methods不赞同他的方& ◊ to s/iow/express Disapproved 表明 / 表示.反对◊ Jfe shook his head in cfisapprovaL 他摇了摇表示反对。◊ She looked at my clothes with disapproval 我的衣服。CEJU APPROVAL di$-ap-pr〇ve tHt /.disa'prurv/ verb [V]

〜（of sb/sth) to think that sb/sth is not good or suitable; to not approve of sb/sth 不赞成；不同意；反对：She wants to be an actress, but her parents disapprove. 当演员，可是她父母不同意。OHestronglydisapproved 〇/the changes that had been made.他强烈反对已进行的 妾革。EH3 approve dis.ap.prov.ing 〇ir /_dis3_pru:vm w.

showing that you do not approve o“b/sth 不赞成的； 表示反对的；不以为然的：a disapproving gkmce/ rone/Ioofc不以为然的一瞥/声调/样子rsmaapproving > dis-ap'prov-ing-ly ac/v. ： He looked disapprovingly at the row 〇/empty wine botrtes•他不以为然紅看了看那排 空酒瓶。

dis-arm /dis'aim; NAmE -'a:rm/ verb 1 [VN] to take a weapon or weapons away from sb 缴（襄人）的械；解 除（某人）的武装：Most 〇/the rebeZs were captured and disarmed.大部分叛乱分子被俘获并解除了武装。2 [V] (of a country or a group of people 国家或集体）to reduce the size of an army or to give up some or all weapons,