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'dream ticket noun [sing.] (used especially in news­papers about candidates for an election) a combination of people who, together, are considered to be the best

(尤用于报章,指大选的候选人)梦幻组合,最佳组合, 最佳阵容_

Dream-time /'driimtaim/ noun [u] = alcheringa dream-world /'dri:mw3ld; NAmE -W3rld/ noun a world that is not like the real world; a person’s idea of reality that is not realistic幻想世界;理想世界;不现实的想 法:If he thinks ifs easy to get a job, he*s living in a dreamworW.如果他认为找工作容易,那么他就是在白 日做梦。

dreamy /'drirmi/ adj. (dream ier, dreami*est) 1 looking as though you are thinking about other things and not paying attention to what is happening around you 做白 日梦的;心不在焉的:She had a dreamy look in her eyes•▲眼里带着心不在焉的神色。2 (of a person or an Mea 人或想法)having a lot of imagination, but not very realistic 爱幻备的(不切实际):jPauZ was dreamy not very practical.保罗#欢kj想,不太讲究实际。3 as if you are in a dream or asleep似在梦中的;模糊的;朦胧 的;恍惚的:He moved in tAe dreamy way 〇/ a mtm m a state / shocfc.他像受到惊吓似的恍恍惚惚e 4 (//i/orma/) pleasant and gentle; that makes you feel relaxed 怡然 的;静的;轻松的a sovv, dreamy mdody缓慢柔fq 的旋律 5 (/n/ormfl/) beautiful; wonderful 漂奐的;美妙 的;被好的What’s he Zifce? J bet he’s reaiy dreamy.苌得如M?我敢说他一定很俊►dream.Hy/-ili/flc/v/. dreami-ness noun [U]

dreary /'driari; NAmE 'driri/ adj. (drear-ier, dreari-est) that makes you feel sad; dull and not interesting 令人 沮丧的;沉闷的;枯燥无味沾H33DULL: a dreary winter’s day阴沉的冬日◊ a drearym枯燥无味的影舟 0 a long and dreary journey on the train 味的旅程 drear.ily /’driarali; _drir-/ ac/v. dreari- ness noun [U]

dreck /drek/ noun [\J] (slang, especially NAm£) something that you think is of very bad quality 低劣的东西;瞥 脚货TTie movie is utter drecfc.那电影完圣:一奋垃Mdredge /dred3/ ve/i? *1:sth) (for sth) to remove mud, stones, etc. from the bottom of a river, canal, etc. using a boat or special machine, to make it deeper or to search for sth 疏沒;清游;挖掘:、[VN] rhey’re dredging the harbour so that larger ships can use it 港湾以便大船驶入。作吖dredge the bay/or graveL i[也 们在挖掘海湾沙砾。[also V] 2sth (up) (from sth) to tiring sth up from the bottom of a riveretc. using a boat or special machine 打捞;采捞;捞滅:[VN] waste dredged fupj *om the seabed 从海打译出的凌物 3 [VN] (in/with) to cover food lightly with sugar, flour, etc.

(用面粉、糖等撒,涂:Dredge the top of the cake with icing su^ar.把糖霜撒在蛋糕表面。丨邏.dredge sth—'up 1 (usually disapproving) to mention sth that has been Forgotten, especially sth unpleasant or embarrassing重提,—出(已遗忘的令人不痪的往事): The papers keep trying to dredge up details of his past Zove hje.这些报纸老是翻出他以往爱情生活的琐事。2 to manage to remember sth, especially sth that happened a longtime ago 追忆;回1Z: Now she was dredging up memories om the 'depths 〇/ her mind.这时,她回忆舍 内心深处的往事。

dredger /'dred3a(r)/ noun a boat or machine that is used to clear mud, etc. from the bottom of a river, or to make the river wider挖泥船;疏浚船;挖泥机 dregs /dregz/ noun [pi.} 1 the last drops of a liquid, mixed with little pieces of solid material that are left in the bottom of a container 残渣;沉淀物coj5feedregs 咖 啡渣 2 the worst and most useless parts of sth 渣痒; _the dregs /society 社会渣滓 3 (//ferary) the iast parts of stfi 残余:the ast dregs / daylight 最后的余哮 dreich /dri:x/ (Scoff) dull and depressing 沉闷阴郁 的:drefch weather on the Scottish coast 苏格兰 区阴郁的天气

drench /drentj/ verb [VN] [often passive] ~ sb/sth (in/with sth) to make sb/sth completely wet 使湿透HTTl soak: We were caught in the storm and got drenched to

the skin.我们遇上了暴雨,淋得浑身透湿◊ His /ace was drenched with sweat.他满头大汗◊ (/iigwraf/Ve) She drenched hersd/ in pe/^me.她浑身洒满香水o note at WET

dreSS ^ /dres/ noun, verb

noun

                CLOTHES 衣服 1 [C] a piece of women’s clothing that is made in one piece and covers the body down to the legs, sometimes reaching to below the knees, or to the ankles连衣裙_ a /ong white dress白色的长连衣裙◊ a wedding dress 婚纱see also cocktail dress, evening dresssundress 2 [U] clothes for either men or women 衣服to wear casuaKformaZ dress 穿便服 / JE^ He has no dress sense (= no idea of how to dress well)他毫无服装品味。see also EVENING DRESS, FANCY DRESS, HEADDRESS, MORNING DRESS

mverb

                .CLOTHES.衣服 1 ~ (sb) (in sth) to put clothes on yourself/ sb穿衣服;给(某人穿衣服[V] J dressed qufddy. 我很快穿好了_衣服◊ [VN] She dressed the chidr in their best dothes.她给孩子们穿上了最漂亮的衣服◊ Get up and get dressed/ 起兔穿衣服了 !.EQ3 undress 2 [V] ~ (sb) (for/in/as sth) to wear a particular type or style of clothes 穿服装to dress weU/ba<Hy/ /ashfonaWy/com/ortaWy穿得好/不好/时髦/舒适◊ Ybu shouW dress/or coW weather today•你今天应读穿防 寒的衣服◊ She a/ways dressed entireZy in biacfc.她一 向全身黑色装束◊ He was dressed as a woman (= he was wearing women’s clothes).他打扮得像个女人。 ■o note at clothes 3 [V] to put on formal clothes 穿正 式服装Do they expect us to dress /or dmner?他们要求 我们备正式服装赴宴吗? 4 [VN] to provide clothes for sb 提供服装_ He dresses many / ffoHywood’s most /amous young stars.他为好莱坞许多秦著名的年轻明星提 供服装。

                WOUND 伤口 5 [VN] to cleantreat and cover a wound 清 洗,包扎,敷裹.伤口): TTie nurse wiH dress that cut /or you.护士将为你包扎那个伤口

                FOOD 食物 6 [VN]. to prepare food for cooking or eating (烹调前)准备,、处理;(食用前)给加调味酱to

dress a saZad (= put oil or vinegar, etc. on it).给色拉力口 调味酱.放油、醋等.◊ to dress a chfcfcen (= take out the parts you cannot eat)给鸡去毛开膛

                DECORATE 装饰 7 [VN] (fomw/) to decorate or arrange sth 装饰;布置to dress a shop window (^ arrange a display of clothes or goods in it)布置橱窗

                STONE/WOOD/tEATHER 石头 1;木材;皮革 8 [VN] to prepare a material such as stone, wood, leather, etc. for use加工处理;修整

see mutton, part n.    ,dress 'down to wear

clothes that are more informal than those you usually wear, for example in an office :(与平时比较穿着随读 .dress sb 'down to criticize or be angry with sb because they have done sth wrong 训斥;■舍骂 jdress 'up to wear clothes that are more formal than those you usually wear 穿上盛装;穿土正装dress 'up I ,dress sb up to put on special clothes, especially to pretend to be sb/sth different 装扮';乔装 JCfds Zove dressing up.孩子们都喜欢赫硌成别人玩)Lrhe boys Were dressed up as pirates.这些男孩子都装扮成 了海盗。◊(£) dressing-up dothes孩子蠢扮焱别入玩如 服装      dress-up dothes孩子装扮成别人玩的服装

,dress sth 'up to present sth in a way that makes it seem better or different 装饰;修饰;掩饰However much you try to dress it up, ojfice work is not glamorous. 无论你怎样夸饰,办公室工作都不令人向往。

dress-age /'dresa3/ noun [U] a set of controlled movements that.a rider trains a horse to .perform; a competition in which these movements are performed 花式骑术$作;花式骑术比赛

.dress 'circle (especially Br£) [NAmE usually .first 'bal­cony) noun the first level of seats above the ground floor in a theatre (戏院楼厅前座,二楼正座

'dress code noun rules about what clothes people should wear at work (工作时的)着装规定The company has a strict dress code—all male employees are

expected to wear suits•公司有严格的着装规定     所有

男职员都要穿西服。