strong emotions激起感情的;有感染力的;激动人tPCT71 emotive 'emorionaZ kznguage 有感染力的语言:abortion and other emotional issues 结激动的:问题 3 (sometimes  showing

strong emotions, sometimes in a way that other people think is unnecessary情绪激动的;感情冲动的cm emotional outburst/response/reaction ^ If ®          ;

绪激动的回答/ 反应◊ r/iey made cm emorionai appeal jbr heZp.他们情纟i激动地恳求救助。ffe tends to get emotional on these occasioris.他在这些场合往往容易 动感情► emo.tion.al.ly /-Janali/ flt/v.: emotionally disturbed c/iZZdren 情绪异會的孩子 OJtry not to become emotiomiHy involved.我尽量不要情用They have sujfered physicaHy an) emorionaHy.祕们遭受了 肉体上 和感情上的折磨。an emorionaHy charged atmosphere 群情激昂的气氛

emo.tion.less /I’maujanlas; NAmE I'mou-/ adj. not showing any emotion没有感情的;冷_的:an emoticmZess voice 冷漠的*

emo-tive /i'mautiv; NAmE i'mou-/ adj. causing people to feel strong emotions激起感情的;養感染力的;g动人 心的 Pn?1 emotional emotive language/words ^

感‘力的语言/ 话语◊ CcipitaZ pimishment is a higWy emotive issue.死刑是极易引起激烈争论的问题。

empanel = impanel

em-pa-thize {BrE also -isej /'empaGaiz/ verb [V] ~ (with sb/sth) to understand another person’s feelings and experiences, especially because you have been in a similar situation有同产生共鸣;表同情

em.pathy /.emp90i/ /70W/7.IU]with sb/sth) |.for sb/sth) | ~ (between A and B) the ability to understand another person’s feelings, experience, etc.同感;共 鸣;同,清:the writer's imaginative empathy with his subject作者把想象中的感情投入到笔下的又物◊ empathy /or other people’s situations对他人所处境况的同情

em-peror /'emp0ra(r)/ noun the ruler of an empire M 帝:the Roman emperors 古罗马皇帝◊ the Emperor Napoieon 拿破仑皇帝 see also empress

emperor penguin noun a large penguin that has a yellow area on each side of its head 王企鹤;帝企鹤

CVTI-phasis O-w /'emfasis/ noun {pi. em-phases /-siiz/) [U,C]

1 (on/upon sth) special importance that is given to sth 譃调;重视;軍要性 HTl stress : to pui/Iay/ pZace emphasis on sth' 强调 / 重视某事◊ There h^5 been a shift of emphasis from manufacturing to service industries.重点&经从制造业向服务行业转移。◊ 77ie emphasis is very much on learning the spoken language. 重点主要放在学习口语上。The course has a vocational emphasis.i桌程 _ M 职业培训。We provide aH types of information, with an emphasis on legal advice. 我们提供各种信息服务,尤其是法律咨询◊The examples we will look at have quite different emphases. 我们将要观察的例子所强调的重点很不相同。2 the extra force given to. a word .or phrase when spoken, espe­cially in order to show that it is important; a way of writing a word (for example drawing a line underneath it) to show that it is important ,(对某个词或短语的_,加重语气,重读 HE1 stress: T can assure you,f she added with emphasis, 'the figures are correct/ lc|lc^r 以向你保证r 她加重语气补充道,“这些数字是正 确的

em-pha-size {BrE also -ise) T* /'emfasaiz/ verb

1                  to give special importance to stih 强调;童视;着重 PiTH stress [VN] His speech emphasized, the importance / attracting industry to. the town.他的发,言强彘 了吸引

。士业到城镇的重要性◊ [V that She _ emphasized iat their plan would mean sacrifices and hard work.

说他们的计划将意味着牺牲和辛勤工作。 emphasized how HttZe was known about the disease.他着 重指出对这种疾病所知甚少◊ [VN that] JtshouW be emphasized that this is only one possible explanation. M 该强调的是,这只是一种可能的解释[also V speech]

[VN] to make sth more noticeable 使突出;使相显: She swept her hair back from her face to emphasize her high cheekbones她把头发朝脸后拢,使高高的颧骨显 得更为突出。3 [VN] to give extra force to a word or phrase when you are speaking, especially to show that

it is important重读,强调(词或短语);加强…的语气

2                  note at stress

em-phat-ic /im'faetik/ adj. 1 an emphatic statement, answer, etc. is given with force to show that it is important 强调尚有力的an emp/iatic denial/ rejection 断然的否/ 拒绝 2 (of a person )making it very clear what you mean by spealcing with forpe 明确 表示的;加强语气的He was emphatic that he couW not worfc with her.他强调他不能与她共事3 an emphatic victory, win, or defeat is one in which one team or player wins by a large amount 明显的;突出 的;显著的► em.phat.ic.a.ly /-kli/ dv/.: 'Certainly not/ he replied em^haticaHy. 当知不。”他断然回答道。She is emphatically opposed to the proposals•她坚决反对 这些.建议◊ He /i5 abvays emphaticaHy denied the aHegations.他一直断然否认这些指控The proposal was emp/iaticaHy de/eated.这个建议已被断然否涣。 errt-phy-se-ma /.emfi'siima/ noun [u] (medical a condition that affects the lungs, making it difficult to breathe肺气肿

eiTI-pire tH* /'empai8(r)/ noun

3                  a group of countries or states that are controlled by one ruler or government _: the Roman empire 罗马 帝■国 2 a group of commercial organizations controlled by one person or company 大企业;企业集团..a busi'- ness empire大型企业集团

'empire-,building noun [U] (usually disapproving) the process of obtaining extra land, authority, etc. in order to increase your own power or position■■(.为增力u 自己的 权力或地位)扩展疆土或加强权力等d i营造帝国 'Empire line noun a style of womens dress with the waistline positioned just below the breasts and a low-cut neck (连衣裙的)高腰线 em-pirioal /im'pirikl/ adj. [usually before noun] based on experiments or experience rather than ideas or theories 以实验(或经验)为依据的;经验主义的empiricaZ evfdence/fcmnvZedge/research实践经验的证明从实际 经验中获得的知识;以实验为基础的研究◊ an empiricaZ study 备验式研究 TOilU theoretical em.pir.ic.al.ly •/-kli/ adv. Such claims need to be tested empirically, ji. 类断言需要实践来检验。        

em.p.iri.cism /im’pirisizam/ nown [U] (/7f?"osop/7y the use of experiments or experience as the basis for your ideas; the belief in these methods 实证论;经验主义; 经验em-piri.cist /-sist/ at//: an empiricist theory ^ :验主义理论 em.piri.dst /iow/7: the Engiish empiricist, Jo/miocfce英格兰经验主义者约翰•洛克

erti.place.ment /im’pleismant/. /iow/1 (fec/in/cfl/ 术语a position that has been specially prepared so that a large gun can be fired _fronl it 炮台;炮位 em-ploy l>w /im'plDi/ ^erb, noun

                  verb 1 sb (as sth) to give sb a job to do for payment 雇用:[VN] ifovv many peopte .does the company empZoy? 这个公司雇用了多少乂? for the past three years he has been empZoyed'as aj^re/iighter.三年来他一;i受雇当 ■防.员。◊ IVN to inf] A number / peopZe have been empioyed to deaZ with t/ie bacWog / wor^•已雇来一些 人处理积压的 HI 作。see also SELF-EMPLOYED, unemployed 2 [VN] (formal) to use sth such as a skill, method, etc. for a particular purpose 应用;运用;使 用JFfe criticized the repressive methods empZoyeci by t/ze country^ government.

手段◊ 77ie poZice had to eny^oy /orce to enter the buiMng.警察不得不强行进入大楼EEI be employed in doing sth if a person or their time is employed in doing sththe person spends time doing that thing 事于,、忙做某事):She w5 employed in making a Zist o/aH the jobs to be done.她忙着把要做的所有工作列 .~个清单

                  noun [U] [BE1 in sb^s em'ploy | in the em ploy of sb

(/b/vrjfl/) working for sb; employed by sb 替某人工作;为 某人所雇用

em-ploy-able /im'ploiabl/ adj. having the skills and qualifications that will make sb want to employ you

备受雇条件的;适宜雇用的