enjoyable /m'd3〇i8bl/ adj. giving pleasure有乐趣的；士人快乐的；令人愉快的：
an enjoyabie weefcend/experience 令人愉快的周末/_孽历
◊ Wghjy/reaZZy/thorougWy/very enjoyabZe 非常令人
愉快► en.joy.ab丨y: /-abli/ : The
evening passed ert_/oyab〖y.这个晚上过得很愉快。
enjoy.ment /m，d3〇imMit/ 麵 n
1 [U] the pleasure that you get from sth 愉快；快乐；乐 趣：He spoiled my
enjoyment of the game by talking all through it.他一;i在讲话，破坏了我看比赛的兴致。◊ The rules are there to
ensure everyone^ safety and enjoy- ment.这些规定是为了保证每个人的安全和快乐。◊ Children seem to have lost their enjoyment
in reading. ^ 子们似乎已失去阅读的乐趣。◊ J get a tot 〇/ enjoyment 介om my grandcWWren.我从孙子孙女们那儿得到很多乐
趣。■〇 .note at fun 2 [C] something that gives you pleasure 乐事；■令人愉快必事：ChiZdren Zifce to share interests and
enjoyments with their parents.
同父母一起分享各种兴趣和乐事。_3 M ~ of sth (/omw/)
the fact of having and using sth 享有；： the enjoy- mem： o/equd rights.平等权利的享有
en-large /m'la:d3； NAmE -'la:rd3/
verb 1 to make sth bigger; to become bigger 扩大；扩充；扩展；增大：[VN] TTiere are pZans
to enZarge the recreation area.已经有，了 扩大娱乐场地的计划。◊ Reading w沿enlarge your
vocabuZa/y.阅读能扩夫词汇量。[also
V] 2 [VN] [usually passive] to make a bigger
copy of a photograph or docu- ment 放大（照片或文件）：We’re goin^ to have
this picture enlarged.我们准备将这张廂片放大。►eiy^rged an eniarged heart 肥大_的心脏 en'large
on/upon sth (formal) to say or write more
about sth that has been mentioned 详座；细说 H*l?1
elaborate en-large-ment /in'la:d3mant; /S/Amf -la:rd3-/ noun 1 [u, sing.] ~ (of sth) the
process or result of sth becoming or being made larger扩大；扩充；扩展；增大：the enlargement of the
companys overseas business activities 公司海外业务的扩展◊ ITiere was widespread support/or EU
enlargement (= the fact of more countries joining). 欧盟扩大得到了广泛的支持。2 [C] something that
has been made larger, especially a photograph 扩大物，放 大物（尤指照片.）：If you like the
picture I can send you an enlargement 〇/ it.如果你喜欢这照片，我可以给命寄
--张放大的。ES3 reduction en-lar-ger /in'la:d3a(r); NAmE -'la:rd3-/
noun a piece of equipment for making photographs larger or smaller 片）放大机;缩放机
en.light-en /m'laitn/
verfe [VN] (/brnifl/) to give sb information so that they understand sth
better 启发； ■开导；
阐明：She didn't enlighten him about her
background. 她未向他讲明自己的出身背景。►ervHghterving Jt w〇5 a very enKg/itening
interview•那次面谈让人很受 启发。
enlightened
/mlaitnd/
adj. [usually before noun] (approving) having or showing an
understanding of people’s needs, a situation, etc. that is not based on
old-fashioned attitudes and prejudice 开明的；有见
识的；摆脱偏见的：enlightened
opinions/attitudes/ fde_as开明的见解/态度/想法
en-light-en-ment
/m'laitnmant/
noun 1 [u] knowledge about and understanding of sth; the process
of understanding sth or making sb understand it 启发；
开■导；.开明：The newspapers provided little enlighten- me/it about the cause 〇/ the accident•报章对事故原因并
未解释清楚。◊ sp/rituaZ
enZig/itenment 心美矗迪 2 the Enlightenment [sing.] the period in
the 18th century when many writers and scientists began to argue that science
and reason were more important than religion and tradition ( 18世纪欧洲的）启蒙运动
en.list /in'list/ verfc 1 ~ sth/sb (in sth) | 〜sb (as sth) to persuade sb to help
you or to join you in doing sth 争取，谋取（帮助、支持或参与）：[VN] TTiqt hoped to enlist
the help of the public in solving the crime, -ftfe-fil# 望寻求公众协助破案。◊ We were enfeted as helpers. 我们运邀协助。[also
VN to in_f] 2 ~ (sb) (in/into/for sth). |
〜（sb) (as sth) to join or to make sb join the armed
forces (使）入伍；征募；从军BCE! call up, conscript, DRAFT： [V] 77i^y both
enfoted in 29J5.他俩
都是1915每入伍的。、.◊ to enfet as a soWier入伍当兵，令
.[VN] ffe was enfcted
into the [7S iVavy.他应征参加了美国 海军。► ervlist-ment
now/?
[U]: the enlistment of expert hdp 寻求专家的帮助◊ his eniistment m the RoyaZ Air Force他应征参加皇家空军
etvSi乡t-ed /in_listid/ <7办的（of a member of the army，etc•部队 _
的一员）having a rank that is
below that of an officer 士兵的：enZisted men and women男兵和女兵◊ enlisted
personnel应征入伍人员
en-liven
/in'laivn/
verb [VN] {format) to make sth more
interesting or more fun 铨M看生气 i
或活;b
) en
masse /,p
'maes; NAmE ,a:/
adv.
(from French) all together, and
usually in large numbers —起;.全体 en.mesh /in'meJV ve冷[VN] [usually passive]〜sb/sth (in sth) {formal) to involve sb/sth in
a bad situation that it is not easy to escape from使陷入，使卷入（困境等） en-mity /.enmati/ now/? [U, C]
(/?/. -ies)〜（between A and B)
feelings of hatred towards sb 敌意；▲对；仇恨：the traditional
problem of the enmity between Protestants cmd Cathofics新教徒和天主教徒之间历来仇视的问题◊ personal enmities and
political conflicts 冲突◊ ffer action
earned her the enmity 〇/ two or three coZZeagues.她的行动激起了两三个同事对她的怨恨。
—see also enemy
en-noble /I'naubl; NAmE I'noubl/ verb [VN] (formal)
1
[usually passive] to make sb
a member of the nobility 封（某乂）为贵族 2 to give sb/sth a better
moral character 儉更崇翯;
侖更高尚；
使更尊贵：
Jn a
strange way she seemed ennobZed by her grie/•奇怪的是，忧伤使她S 得更加高贵。►
en.noble.ment [U]
ennui /rai'wi:; NAmE a:n-/ noun {U] (from French, literary) feelings of being
bored and not satisfied because nothing interesting is happening 无聊；庆倦；倦怠
en-ology
(as) =
oenology eno phUe (US) =
oenophile
enor-mity /I'noimati; NAmE I'noirm-/ noun
{pi. -ife's)； 1 [u] the ~ of sth (of a problem,
etc.问起等）the very great size, effect, etc. of sth; the fact of
sth being very serious 巨大；深远影响；严重性the enormity o/t/ie
task任务 的艰巨性◊ Peop〖e are sfiH coming to
terms wfth the enor- mfty 〇/the chaster.人们仍在力图接受这一灾难带来的严
〇 The
full enormity of the crime has not yet been revea〖ed.这一罪行的严重性还没有充分揭示出考。
2
[C，usually pi.] (/brmfl/) a very serious crime 滔天罪行；
罪大恶极：the enormfties.〇/ the Mtier regime 希备地政
权的滔天罪行
enor-ITlOUS /I'noimas; I'noirmas/ adj. extremely large巨大的；庞大的；极大的S3G3
huge, immense： an enormous house/dog 0
cm enormous amount 〇/ fime 大量的
■间enormous interest 浓厚的兴趣◊ r/ie proWems/adng
the _f¥esfdent are enormous.怠统面临的问题是巨大的。
enor-mous-ly /I'normasli; NAmE i'noirm-/ adv. very; very
much 非常；极其：enormously
rich/powerjul/ grate办l 非畲富有 / 强大
/ 感激◊ 77ie price 〇/wine varies enormously depending on where it comes
from,
的葡萄酒你格差别很大。◊ She w〇5 Zoofcfng /orward to the meeting enormously.她急切期待着这次聚善。
Enough
CH» /I'nAf/
■
det. used before plural or
uncountable nouns to mean ‘as many or as much as sb needs or wants’（ _ 于复数 或不可数名词前）足够的，充足的，充分的33351^^- cient:
Have you made enough copies?你复制的份数够
呜？ ◊ Js there
enough room/or me?有运够尚地.另'给我 吗？ ◊
J dfdn’t have enough cZothes to tost a weefc.我的 衣服不够一周穿的。◊■〇〇/!’（ asfc
me to do ft. I’ve got enough proWems as it is.别让我做这件事。我目前的问题
已够多了。◊ [old-fashioned) There was food enough for aH.所有乂都有足# 的食物。R7?I3 Although enough after
a noun now sounds old-fashioned, time enough is still fairly common ： There'll be time
enough to relax when you’ve _/iinished your worfc.尽管 enough
置于名词后 似乎有点过但time enough仍然相当常用：There’ll be time
enough to relax when you've finished your work.
pran. as many or as much as
sb needs or wants 足够；
充分；充足：Six botties
shouid be enough.六瓶应该够
了V ◊ Have you had enough (= to eat)?你吃饱了吗？◊