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dis-quiet>ing /dis'kwaiatii]/ adj. {formal) causing worry and unhappiness令人不安沾;麁A忧虑侖 dis-quisi-tion /,diskwi'ziXn/ noun {formal) a long complicated speech or written report on a particular $ubject专题演讲;专题论文;专题报告 dis-re-gard /.disri'gaid; NAmE-'ga^cd/ verb, noun mverb [VN] to not consider sth; to treat sth as unim- portant 不理会;不顾;漠视 Hn ignore The board completely disregarded my recommendations.

全无视我的建议.◊ Sa/eiy rules were disregarded.安全 规定被忽视了。

noufi [U~ (for/of sb/sth) the act of treating ,sb/sth as unimportant and not caring about them/it 漠视She shows a total disregard for other peopled _(eeirigs.,丝毫不顾及别人的感受。 dis-re-pair /,disri'pe0(r); NAmE -'per/ noun [U] a building, road, etc. that is in a state of disrepair has not been taken care of and is broken or in bad condition 失修; 破败;破损:77ie station quicfciy/eH into disrepair q/ter f was dosed.车站关闭后很快便破败不堪。 dis-rep-ut-able /dis'repjatabl/ adj. that people consider to be dishonest and bad名声不好的;不名誉的;_'不光彩 的She spent the evening with her disreputaWe brother Ste/cm.她同声名狼藉的弟弟斯蒂芬一起度过了这个傍晚。

◊ a disreputaWe area / the city城里破旧肮脏的地方 PT33 respectable — compare reputable dis-re-pute /.disri'pjuit/ noun [U] the fact that sb/sth loses the respect of other people 丧失名誉;坏名声The players9 behaviour on the field, is likely to bring the game into disrepute.球员在赛场上的表现很可能使这场 f匕赛臭名远扬。

dis.res.pect /.disri'spekt/ /IOWA? [u, C]for/to sb/sth) a lack of respect for sb/sth.不尊敬;关礼;轻蔑:disres- pect/or the imv/t/ie dead 藐视法#的不敬◊ ATo disrespect intended sir. Jt was just a j'ofce.生生,绝无 不敬之意。这不过是个玩笑而已。disrespectful/-fl/ to sb/sth) dis.res.pect.fuMy /-fali/ dis-robe /dis'raub; NAmE -'roub/ verb (formal or humorous) to take off your or sb else*s clothes; to take off clothes worn for an official ceremony 脱去(某人衣服;衣服;脱去制服或礼服[V] She went behind the screen to disrobe.她到屏风后面去换装。 [also VN]

dis-rupt /dis'rApt/ verb [VN] to make it difficult for sth to continue in the normal way 扰乱;使中断;打乱: Demonstrators succeeded in disrupting the meeting,

者成功地扰乱了会议◊ Bus services wiH be disrujpted tomorrow because /the bridge dosure.明日公共汽车将 因大桥停止通行而受影响dis*rup«tion /distApJ"]!/ noun [U, C] We aim to help you move house with minimum disruption to yoursei/•我们的宗旨是帮您搬 家,并尽量減少它给您带来的不便◊disruptions to raiZ services 对铁路交通的干扰 o TTie strike caused serious 罢工造成了严重的混乱。

dis-rup-tive /dis'rAptiv/ adj. causing problems, noise, etc. so that sth cannot continue normally 引起浪乱的; 扰乱性的;破坏性的She had a disruptive in_/Iuence on the rest / the dass.她搅扰了班上其他的学生。 diss = dis

dis-sat-is-fac-tion /.dis.saetis'faekjn/ noun [U] ~ (with/at sb/sth) a feeling that you are not pleased and satisfied _ 不快;不悦;不满意Mmypeope have expressed tftdr dissaris/acticm with the arrangement.许多人表示对这一 安排不满。EH3 SATISFACTION dis-sat-is-fied /dis'saetisfaid; di'saet-/ adj. ~ (with sb/sth) not happy or satisfied with sb/sth (> 不满的;不 髙兴的;不满意的:di5saris_A'ed customers_MIf you are dissatisfied with our service, please write to the manager.对我们的服务如有不满,请函告经理033 satisfied — compare unsatisfied dis-sect /di'sekt; dai-/ verb [VN] 1 to cut up a dead personanimal or plant in order to study it 解咅!j (.人 或动植物2 to study sth closely and/or discuss it in great detail仔细研究;详细评论;剖析:Her atest nove was dissected by the critics.评论家对她最近出版的 一部小说作 了详细剖析3 to divide stii into smaller

pieces, areas, etc.分成小块rhe city is dissected by a network / oid canals.古老的运河网将这座城市分 割开来。dis.sec.tion )di_sekjn; dai-/ /7w/7 [UC]: anatomical dissection ^   ^      ^ §ij Your enjoy­

ment of a novel can suffer from too much analysis and dissecrio/i.对一部小说过多的剖析可能会影响你对它的 p赏。

dis-sem«ble /di'sembl/ verb {formal) to hide your real feelings or intentions, often by pretending to have different ones掩盖,掩饰(真实感情或意图[V] She was a very honest person who was incapable of dissem- 个非常诚实的人,不会伪装[also VN] dis-sem-in-ate /di'semmeit/ verb [VN] (formal) to spread information, knowledge, etc. so that it reaches many people散布,传播(信息、知识等):Their Endings have been widely disseminated•他们的研究成桌已经广 为传播► dis.sem.in.ation/di.semi’neijn//7w/i [U] dis-sen>sion /di'senXn/ noun [U] {formal) disagreement between people or within a group 意见奋歧;(派性:.) 纷争;不知dissension within the government 政府内部 p意见分歧

dis-sent /di'sent/ noun, verb

mnoun 1 [U] the fact of having or expressing opinions that are different from those that are officially accepted (与官方的)不同意见,异议poKticai/reHgious dissent政治观点/宗教信仰上的分歧2 [C] a judge’s statement giving reasons why he or she disagrees with a decision made by the other judges in a court case (诉讼案中某法官对其他法官判决的)异议, 不同意见

verft [V](from sth) (/bmjfl/) to have or express opinions that are different from those that are officially accepted (对官方意见不同意持异议two ministers dissentedom the oJ^ciaZ Wew•.只有巧检部长与:官方持 ..不同的观点dis.sent.ing : dissenting groupsvofces/vfews/opfnfon持不同意见的团体;反对的呼声; f同的观点;异议

dis-sent-er /di'sent9(r)/ noun a person who does not agree with opinions that are officially or generally accepted (对官方或普遍认可的意见持异议者,持不同 笋见者

dis.ser.ta.tion /,dis9.teijn; AMmf -sar’t-/ A7w/7 on sth) a long piece ot writing on a particular subject, espe­cially one written for a university degree 专题论文

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dis.ser.vice /dis's3vis; di's3-; NAmE -'S3rv-/ noun [sing.] f»TBl do sb a dis'service to do sth that harms sb and the opinion that other people have of them 损害;伤

声;危害

dis-si-dent /'disidant/ noun a person who strongly disagrees with and criticizes their government, espe­cially in a country where this kind of action is dangerous 持不同政见者►dis.si.dence/’disidans/ /?own [U] dis.si.dentflafy.

dis.simi.lar /di_simil9(r)/ flo;/••〜from/to sb/sth) not the same不一样的;不同不相似的rhese wi'nes are not dissfmfiar (= are similar).邊些葡萄酒都差不多。 H33 similar dis-simi-lar-ity /.dismu'lserati/ noun [C, U] dis-simu-late /di'simjuleit/ verb [VN, V] {formal) to hide your real feelings or intentions, often by pretending to have different ones掩盖,掩饰(感情或动机BKEI dissemble dis-simu-la-tion /di.simju'leiXn/ noun [U] dis-si-pate /'disipeit/ verb {formal) 1 to gradually become or make sth become weaker until it disappears (使)消散,消失;驱散:[V] £ventuaHy, his anger dissZ- pated.他的愤怒终于平息了。◊ [VN] ffer aughter soon dissipated the tension in the air. 的笑,很快消除了紧 张气氛。2 [VN] to waste sthsuch as time or money, especially by not planning the best way of using it W 浪费,消磨(时间、金钱等)BEEIsquander dis-si-pated /'disipeitid/ adj. (disapproving) enjoying activities that are harmful such as drinking too much alcohol放荡的;耽于享乐的

dis-si-pa-tion /.disi'peijn/ noun [U] (formal) 1 the process of disappearing or of making sth disappear 消 散;驱散:the dissipation of energy in the form of heat 以热量形式耗散的tl2 the act of wasting money or spending money until there is none left 挥霍;浪#: