chair) in a ceremony to mark the beginning of their rule 挺登基；使即位'► en.throne.ment mow/? [U，C] en.thuse /in_0ju:z; AMmf -&u:z/ verfc 1 〜（about/over sth/sb) to talk in an enthusiastic and excited way about sth充满热情地说；热烈地讲：[V] rhe artide enthused about the benefits that the new system would bring. 热情赞扬了新制度将带来的好处。◊ [V speech] ‘ft’s a womfeT^W idea/he enthused. “这真是个绝办的主意。” 他充满热情地七。[also V that] ² [VN] [usua.lly passive] ~ sb (with sth) to make sb feel very interested and excited 使 热衷；使热心；使激动：五veryone present wasent/msed by the idea.在场的每一个各都另这种想法感到激动。 en-thu-si-a$nn 〇T»/in'Gjuiziaezam; NAmE-'Qu:-/ noun 1 [U] ~ (for sth/for doing sth) a strong feeling of excitement and interest in sth and a desire to become involved in.it 热情；热心；热忱：J can’t sayJ share your enthusiasm /or the fdea•我可不像你那样，对这个 想法.那样热心。◊ She never 〖ost her ent/msiasm /or teaching, 从^失去过教书的热忱。◊ He had a reaZ

entftu5fasm/or the worfc.他的确热衷于.这项工择。.◊ The news was greeted with a lack of enthusiasm by those at the meeting.与会者对这消息未表现出多少兴趣。◊ 'I don^ft mind,' she ^aid, without much enthusiasm. “■我 不在乎。”她不冷不热地说。◊扣Wo/enthusiasm充满热 M 2 [C] {formal) something that you are very interested in and spend a lot of time doing热衷的事物；激发热情 的事物>

en.thu.si.ast’/m'Gjuiziaest; MAmf -_0u:-/ ./iow/7 〜（for/of sth) 1 a person who is very interested in sth and spends a lot of time doing it热衷手••的人；热心者；爱好a /ootbaH enthusiast 足球爱好者◊ an enthusiast 〇/jazz 爵 士东爱好者 2 a person who approves of sth and shows enthusiasm for it热烈支持者；热情赞成者:enthusiasts /or a united Europe热烈赞成建立统一欧洲的人 en-thu-si-ast-ic O-w /in₁0ju:zi'aestik; NAmE -,0u:-/ adj.

~ (about sb/sth) | ~ (about doing sth) feeling or showing a lot of excitement and interest about sb/sth 热情的；热心的；热烈的；满腔热忱的：cm enthusiastic supporter 0 an enthusiastic welcome

0 You dorCt sound very enthusiastic about the idea. 你好像对这个想法不太感兴趣。◊ She was even Zess enthusiastic about going to Spain•她对去西班牙更是不感 兴趣。► en.thu.si.as.tk.aMy/-kli/Wv. en.tice /in'tais/ vert> [usually +fl{A/./prep.]〜sb (into doing sth) to persuade sb/sth to go somewhere or to do sth, usually ty. offering them sth 诱使；引诱 PH71 persuade ： [VN] The bargain prices are expected to entice customers away介om other stores•低廉的价格意在 把顾客从其他商店吸引过来。◊ The animd r^ed to be enticed介〇爪its ho〖e•那只动物怎么引诱也不肯出洞。◊ [VN to inf] Try and entice the child to eat by ojfering small portions 〇/their/avourite/ood•给孩子少许邊吃的食物， 设法诱使他们吃饭。► en.tice.ment nown [C，uj: The party is offering low taxation as its main enticement. 这个亨正提出低税收，以此作为其主要的诱人举措。 en-ticing /in'taisir)/ adj. something that is enticing is so attractive and interesting that you want to have it or know more about it有诱惑力的；诱人的；有吸引力的： The was too enticing to re_/itse.这提议太有诱惑力， 使人)i以拒绝。► en.ticing.ly fldv. entire 0-w /m'taia(r)/ adj. [only before noun]

(used when you are emphasizing that the whole of sth is involved 甬以强调）including everything, everyone or every part全紬南；金个的；完全的mn whole： The entire viHage was destroyed 整个村庄都给毁了。_◊ J wasted an entire day on it•我为此邊费了整整一天。◊ I have never in my entire life heard such nonsense! ^ — 生中从未听到过这样的废话！ ◊ r/ie disease threatens to wipe out t/ie entire popuZation.这种疾病有可能毁灭整个 种群♦0

en-tire-ly O^r /m'taiali; NAmE m'taiarli/ adv. in every way possible; completely.全部 ife;完整地；完 全地：J entirely agree with you.莪完全同意你的看法。◊ J’m not entirely happy about the proposal 我对这个建议 并不十分满意。◊ That’s an enrirdy dij^erent matter. 完全是另一码事。◊ The audience was aimost entirdy /ema〖e.喊众几乎荃是女性。

en.tir.ety /in'taiarati/ nown [sing.] (formfl/) the 〜of sth the whole of sth 全“.；全体；整体 ITST^l in its/their en’tirety as a whole, rather than in parts 作为■整体；

整个地；全面地：77ie poem is too tong to quote in its entirety.这首诗太长，不能全部引用。 entitle Oit /m_taitl/ ve/t

1 [often passive] ~ sb to sth to give sb the right to have or to do sth使‘有权利；使符合资格：[VN] Ybu wiH be entitled to your pension when you reach 65.你到 65 岁就 ■有资格享受养套金。Everyone’s enticed to t/iefr own opinion.人乂都有权发表自己的意见。◊ [VN to inf] ITiis ticket does not entirie you to trave^rst dass•你拿逢张票 不能坐头等舱。2 [VN-N] [usually passive] to give a title to a book, play, etc.给…命表（或邊名）：i|e read a poem ent出ed ⁴Sa〖t’.他朗诵一首题为《盐》的诗。 en-title-ment /in'taitlmant/ noun (formal) 1 [U] ~ (to sth) the official right to have or do sth (钿有^物或做 某拿的）权利，资格：rftismciyajSfectyourentiriement to comperwatfon. k可能影响你i赔的权利。2 [C] something that you have an official right to; the amount that you have the right to receive有权得到的东西.；应得 的数额：Your contributions will affect your pension enrirtements.你缴纳的养老金分摊额将会影晌你领取养老 ■金的数额。3 [C] (AMmf) a government system that provides financial support to a particular group of people (以特定群体为遍象的）政府津贴制：a re/orm 〇/ entitZements 政府津贴制度的改革◊ Medicaid, Medicare and other entiriement programs医疗补助、老年保健医 疗^度以及其他政府津贴计划

en-tity /'entati/ noun {pi. -ies) (formal) something that exists separately from other things and has its own identity 知立存在物;¹ 实体：rhe um’t has become part 〇/ a larger department and no longer exists as a separate entity.这个单位已附属于一个大的部门，•不再作为一个实 体独立存在。◊ These countries can no Zonger be viewed as a sfngte entity.这些国家不能再被看成是一个单独的 实体。

en-t〇mb /in'tuim/ verb [VN] [usually passive] ~ sb/sth (in sth) (formal) 1 to bury or completely cover sb/sth so that they cannot get out, be seen, etc.掩埋;■埋葬 2 to put a dead body in a tomb把（尸体）葬入坟墓 en-to-mol-ogy /.enta'mDladgi; NAmE -'mail-/ noun [U] the scientific study of insects 良虫学► en.to.mo.logic.al /.entams'lDdsikl; NAmE -'la:d3-/ adj. en.to.molo.g'ist /.enta'mDladsist; NAmE -mail-/ noun en-tou-rage /'Dntura：3； NAmE'am-/ noun {c^s\ng./p\. v.] a group of people who travel with an important person (统称）随行人员，随从

en-tr^acte /'ontraekt; 'Dt-; NAmE 'aintraekt; ain'traekt/ noun (from French) 1 (format) the time between the different parts of a play, show，etc.(戏剧、演出等的） 幕间休息 interval 2 a short performance

between the different parts of a play, show, etc•幕间插 演的1目；幕间表演

en-trails /'entreilz/ noun [pi.] the organs inside the body of a person or an animal，especially their intestines 而 _脏；•（尤指）肠 S33 innards, insides en-trance¹ ^ /'entrans/ noun — see also entrance²

► D06H/GATE f. I 1 [C】〜（to/of sth) a door，gate, passage, etc. used for entering a room，building or place 大门

(口）；入口：(.处.）；通道：the entrance to the mu- seum/the museum entrance tf tt A n 〇 the front/ bacfc/sfde entrance 〇/the house ▲■子的前门/辱门/侧门■ ◊ A lighthouse marks the entrance to the harbour.

进入海港航道的标志。◊ cm entrance haZl/iobby门庁 ◊ meet you at the main entrance.我在正门见你:。 —compare exit n.(l)

GOING IN—..进:^;久 2 [C，usually sing.]〜（of sb) the act of entering a room, building or place, especially in a way that attracts the attention of other people 进乂；出场； 登场：His sudden entrance took everyone by surprise. 的突然出场使所有人都感到意外。◊ A/cm/are signaHeci the entrance 〇/ the fcfng•响亮的喇叭声是囪王驾到的信 号。◊ She made her entrance a_/iter aH the other guests had arrived.她在其他所有客人都到达后才入场。◊ TTie hero makes his entrance (= walks onto the stage) in