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ideas有发明创造力的;•(尤指)能提出新颖想法的
► fe-cund-ity /fi'kAndati/ noun [U]
Fed
/fed/ noun (US, informal) 1 [C] an officer of
the FBI or another federal organization (美国)联邦调查局官员,
联邦政府官员 2 the Fed [sing.] = Federal Reserve System
fed pt,
pp of FEED
fed-era I /'federal/ adj.
1 having a system of government in
which the individual states of a country have control over their own affairs,
but are controlled by a central government for national decisions, etc.联舜制的:a
federal republic 联邦共和国 2 (within a federal system, 〖or
example the US and Canada) connected with national government rather than the
local government of an individual state (在美国、加拿大等联邦制下 > 联邦政府的:a/ederd Zaw 联邦法◊
state and/ederaZincome taxes 州政府和联
邦政侖症也的所得税►
fed.er.al.ly flc/v/.: /ederaHy^mieci heaWi care由联舜政府拨款的保健
the
.Federal .Bureau of Investigation noun [sing.]
= FBI
fed-er-al-ist /'fedarahst/ noun a
supporter of a federal system of government 联邦主者►
fed.er.aMsm /'fedaralizam/ noun [U] : European/ederaZism 欧洲联邦 主义 fed.er.al.ist flc/y.: a/edemtot
)iiture in
洲联邦主义的未来
the .Federal Re'serve System (also the Federal
Reserve) noun [abbr. the FRS) (also informal the Fed) [sing.] the organization
that controls the supply of money in the US (美国)联邦储备系统
fed-er-ate /'fedareit/ verb [V] [technical 7ft i§) (of states,
organizations, etc.州、组织、机构等)to unite under a central
government or organization while keeping some local control结成联邦;组成同盟 feder ation /.feda'reiXn/
noun 1 [c] a country consisting of
a group of individual states that have control over their own affairs but are
controlled by a central government for national decisions, etc.联邦: the Russian federation 俄罗斯联邦 2 [C] a group of clubs, trade/labor unions, etc. that have joined
together to form an organization (俱乐部、工会#的)联合会:the ■Tntemationd rennis Federation 国际网球联合i 3 [U】the act of forming a federation 联同—;联盟:Many MPs are against/ederation in Europe.许*议会议员反对
欧洲结成联邦。
fe-dora /fi'doira/ noun a low soft hat with a
curled brim
浅顶卷檐软呢帽
_fed
'up [not before nQun]〜'(with
sb/sth) (/n/ormfl/) bored or unhappy, especially with a situation that has
continued for too long 厌烦;厌倦;不愉快:You look /ed up. What’s the
matter? #瀹廠不高兵向样子。怎么
啦? ◊ J’m /ed up wf th waiting /or her•界等她等烦了。◊
PeopZe are/ed up with aH these trnj^c jams•人们 这
么凑的交通堵塞。◊
Jn the end, Zjusf got/ed up with his constcmt comp〖ainfng.他不停;^枭牢骚,终于使我厌烦
了 0 wis/i he’d get a
job. J’m/ed up wft/i ft (= with the situation).但愿他能找到工作。这样下去我都烦死了。
HTsWl Some people say ‘fed up of sth’ in informal British
English, but this is not considered correct in standard English.非正式英国英语中,有人说fed up
of sth,但在规范英语中,此用法被视为不正确。
fee fHt /fi:/ noun
1 an
amount of money that you pay for professional advice or services专业服务费;咨询费;报酬:〖egd/ees
律师费◊
Does the bank charge a /ee /or setting up the account?在这家银行开立账户要收费吗? ◊/ee-paying schooZs (= that you have to pay to go to)收舍争校
0
note at rate 2 an amount of money that you pay
to join an organization,or to do sth (加入组余或做龛事 付的)费:membership/ees
会费◊ TTiere is
no entrance /ee to thegaHery.这个||术陈列馆不收门票。
fee-ble /'fubl/ adj. (fee-bler /'fi:bla(r)/,
feeb-lest /'fiiblist/)
very weak虚龠囟;衰弱的:a/eeWe o〖d man衰弱扣 老人◊ TTie
heartbeat was /eeWe and irregukzr.心搏无 力,’心律不齐。2 not
effective; not showing determin- ation or energy无效的;缺乏决心的;无力的:a/eeWe
argumeni/excuse/jofce无力的证据;站不住脚的借口;干 巴巴的笑话◊ a/eebie attempt
to explain无力的试图解释
0 Don't be so
feeble! Tell her you don't want to go.
么软弱了!告诉她你不想去。► feeble*ness /iow/7 [U] feebly /'flibli/ adv.
.feeble-'minded
adj. 1 (old use, offensive) having less than usual
intelligence 弱智的;低能的;愚笨的 2
weak and unable to make decisions 意志薄弱的;ifc柔寡断
的;无决断的
feed 0-w /fi:d/ verb, noun
■ verb (fed, fed /fed/)
1
GIVE/EAT FOOD 提供 / 哮食物 1 〜sb/sth (on)
sth | 〜sth to sb/sth
to
give food to a person or an animal 给(人
或动物)食物;喂养;饲养:[VN] Have you/ed the cat
yet?你喂了 $苗没看? ◊
77ie baby can’t /ee& ftseZ/ yet (=can’t put Pood into its own mouth).这个婴儿还不能
自己吃东西。◊ rhe catt〖e
are/ed on bar丨以这些牛要_ 矢麦。◊ [VNN, VN] TTie cattle are/ed barZey.这些要喂 大麦。◊ 77ie bar〖ey
is/ed to the catrfe•牛喂的是夫 2 [V] (of a baby or an
animal 婴儿或动物j to eat food 进 食:SZugs and sruzf/s /eed at night.㊆命和蜗牛夜间进
食。一see also feed on/off sth 3 [VN] to provide food
for a family or group of people 养,养活(.:全家、
一群人):TTiey have a Zarge/ami7y
to/eed•他们要养活
一大家人。◊ There’s enough here to/eed an army.这儿 的东西足以养活一支军队。
2
PLANT 植物 4 [VN] to give a plant a
special substance to make it grow 施(肥等):Feed the
pZants once a weefc. 每星期要给这些花草施一次肥。
3
GIVE ADVICE/INFORMATION 提供意见 / 信息 5 〜sb sth | 〜sth to sb to give advice, information,etc. to sb/sth g 供(意见或信i等);灌命:[VNN,VN】 We are constantly /ed
gossip and speculation by the media.媒体不断给我们 灌输流言飞语和猜测臆断。◊ Gossip and specutoticm are constantly jfed! to us by the media.邊体不断把流言飞语和
猜测臆断灌输给我们。
4
SUPPLY 供给 6 [VN] ~ A (with B) | ~ B into A to supply
sth to 供给;供应:77iee〖ectricity Zine is/edwit/i
power through cm underground
caWe•这条电线由电源是
通过地下电缆传输的。◊ Power is/ed fnto the
eZectriciiy Hne through an underground caWe.电力通过地下'电缆# 输给这条电线。
5
PUT INTO MACHINE 放进机器中 7 [VN] ~ A (with B) | 〜B into A | ~ sth (into/through sth) to put or push sth into
or through a machine把…放进机器;将…塞进机器:He /ed coins into the meter.他把硬币杻入硌车计时也费器。
◊
JFfe/ed the meter wit/i doins.他疮硬币投入停幸.计时收
费器。◊ 77ie/abric is/ed through the machine•希料&进
了机器。
6
SATISFY NEED 满足需要 8 [VN】 to satisfy a need, desire, etc. and keep it strong 满足(需要、愿望、欲_等):
For drug addicts, the need to feed, the
addiction takes priority over everything出e.对午吸毒者来说满足毒瘾胜
过一切。
IT»rai .feed your 'face {informal, usually disapproving) to eat a lot of food or
too much food 大顿;吃得饱 _ more at bite v. .feed back (into/to sth) to
have an influence on the
development of sth by reacting to it in some way反过来影响(事物的发展): What the audience tells me feeds back into my work. % 众给我提的意见反过来对我的作品起到了促进作用。
.feed
(sth)*-*'back (to sb) to give information or opinions about
sth, especially so that it can be improved ^ 馈,反映(信i或i见):Test
resuZts wfH be/ed bacfc to the schook•测验尚泱绩将反馈给各学校。’feed
into sth to
have an influence on the development of sth 对… _的发展产生影响:r/ie report’s /indfngs wiH /eed into company policy.公司的政策将会考虑到报告的调研结果。
'feed on/off sth 1 (of an animal 动物)to eat sth 以…为
食:Butteries /eeri on the /foivers 〇/ garden pkmts.蝴 鈿以园林丰草未的花为食。2 (often dZsflp/?rav//7g) to
become stronger because of sth else 因…而在大;众… 中得到滋养:Racism/eeds on/ear.恐惧心理会助长种族
''主义。.feed 'through (to
'sb/sth) to
reach sb/sth after going through a process or system 最终得.以提供给:Jt will take time for the higher rates to feed through to investors.需要时日投资者才能最终得到较高的回报率。
feed sb<-*'up (Sr£) to give a lot of food to sb to make them
fatter or stronger (用大量食物)养肥,养壮