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合而成的建筑材料)2 [C] a house that is. built mainly of such material石棉水泥房

fi.broid /_faibr)id/ nown (mecZ/o?/ a mass of cells that form a iumpusually found in the wall of a woman’s UTERUS (通常长在子宫壁上的)纤维瘤,平滑肌瘤 fi-broma /fai_braum9; AMmf -brou-/ /lot//? (maZ/cfl/ a harmless lump that grows inside the body (体内生长 的)纤维瘤

fi-brous /'faibres/ adj. [usually before noun] (technical made of many fibres; looking like fibres 纤维构成的; 纤维状的:戶brous tissue纤维组织 fib-ula /'fibjala/ noun {pi. fibu-lae or fibu-las) {anatomy M) the outer bone of the two bones in the lower part of the leg between the knee and the ankle 腓骨picture

0                  body — see also tibia

fickle /'fikl/ adj. (disapproving) 1 changing often and suddenly 易变的;无常的rhe weather here is notorious^j?cWe.这里的天气出了名的变化无常。othe worZd o//5hfon 千变万化的时装界 2 (of a person A) often changing their mind in an unreasonable way so that you cannot rely on them 反复无常的:a fickle _/Wend 秦不住的朋是 ficke.ness nown [U] : the _/iidderzess o/the EngZish dfmate 英国气候的变幻不定 fiction /'fikjn/ noun 1 [U] a type of literature that describes imaginary people and events, not real ones i兑:a worfc /popular_/?ctfori 通俗小说作品◊ historfcai/ romantic /iicrion 历史 / 言情小说 Plja non-fiction —see also science fiction 2 [C, U] a thing that is invented or imagined and is not true 备构的事;假想之 物:For years he managed to keep up the fiction that he not married.多年来他设法一直给人一种未婚的假 ITTO1 see truth fic-tion-al /'fikjanl/ adj. not real or true; existing only in stories; connected with fiction 虚构的;小说(中) 的:fictional characters      a fictional account

0/ h:fe on a desert island命秦涟生活的虚构描述 _/ktionaZ techniques 小说技巧 PT33 real-life fic-tion-aMze (BrE also -ise) /'fikjanalaiz/ verb [VN] [usually passive] to write, a book or make a film/movie about a true story, but changing some of the details, characters, etc.把(真人真事)改编成小说或电影): a/icriomiizeci account o//iis chi7dhood 关于他童年的小

ficti-tious /fik'lijas/ adj. invented by sb rather than true 虚构的;虚假必All the places and characters in my novel are fictitious (= they do not exist in real life).

_我小说中的人物和地点纯属虚构。 fid-dle /'fidl/ verb, noun

                 verfc 1 [V]with sth) to keep touching or moving sth with your hands, especially because you are bored or nervous (尤指厌烦或紧张地不断摸弄,不停摆弄:He vvas/iddZing vWt/i /iis fceys whiie he.taWced to me.和我谈 话时他不停地摆弄钥匙。2[VN] (/n/omw/) to change the details or figures of sth in order to try to get money dishonestly, or. gain an advantage 篡改;伪造;对…扁 手脚:to ^iidcHe the accounts 甚改,目. She/iddled the books (= changed a company^ financial records) while working as a/t accountant.g备计时对账簿做f手脚。

3 [V] to play music on the violin 拉小魚琴

iJihkyi .fiddle a'bout/a'round to spend your time doing, things that are not important 备度光阴;瞎混 fiddle a'bout/a'round with sth | 'fiddle with sth

1                  to keep touching sth or making small changes to sth because you are not satisfied with it 不断摆弄;不停 对…作小丨參小改j’ve been /iddh’ng about with this design /or ages.我不断地修改这个课计已经好长时间了。2 to touch or move the parts of sth in order to try to change it or repair it拨弄,摆弄(为改变或修理某物):W/io’s been_/Mding with the TVagain?谁又垚摆弄%视机了?

                  noun {informal) 1 [C] = violin 2 [C] {BrE) something that

is done dishonestly to get money 故诈;骗钱行为;骗局 0QE3 fraud an insurance/tajc, etc.       ^、細税

等骗局 3 [sing.] (Br£) an act of moving sth or adjusting sth in order to make it work 修理;调整;摆弄 4 [sing.] (份f) something that is difficult to do 难事 IT»TO1 be on the 'fiddle (6/-£) to be doing sth dishonest to get money

搞骗钱勾当.Pay second ’fiddle (to sb/sth) to be treated as less important than sb/sth; to have a less important position than sb/sth else 当第二把手';.:居次 要地位;当副手more at m1 ad/, fid-dler /'fidl0(r)/ noun a person who plays the violin, especially to play folk music小提琴手尤指演奏民间 ,乐者<

fiddle-sticks /'fidlstiks/ exclamation {old-fashioned, informal) used to say that you disagree with sb (表示

不同意胡扯,废话

fiddling /'fidlig/ adj. [usually before noun] (informal) small, unimportant and often annoying 琐碎的;繁琐的 fid-dly /'fidli/ adj. {BrE, informal) difficult to do or use because small objects are involved 微小难弄的;需要手 巧的;精巧难使用的Changing ais one / those fdd/y/obs J hate.换保险丝是我不愿干的麻烦事之一。 fi-del-ity /fi'delati/ noun [U] 1 ~ (to sth) {formal) the quality of being loyal to sb/sth 忠诚;忠实;忠贞:

deiify to your jprfncipes对原则的忠诚不移2(to sb) the quality of being faithful to your husband, wife or partner by not having a sexual relationship with anyone else (对丈夫、妻子或性伴侣的)忠贞,忠实盅诚:marital/sexuaZ ty 婚姻 / 性的忠贞 E33 infidelity 3 ~ (of sth) (to sth) (formal) the quality of being accurate 渔确性;精确性the /ideHty / the transkrion to the original text对原文翻译的准确性 —see also high fidelity fidget /'fid3it/ verb, noun

verii [V](with sth) to keep moving your body, your hands or your feet because you are nervous, bored, excited, etc 坐立不安;烦躁:Si‘t stiH and stop /idgering/坐好,不要动来免去的!

nown a person who is always fidgeting 查'立不安的人 fidgety /'fid3iti/ adj. {informal) (of a person A) unable to remain still or quiet, usually because of being bored or nervous 坐立不妾的 PiTfT restless fidu-ciary /f^djurjari; NAmE also fi'duijieri/ adj., noun {law W)

madj. involving trust, especially in a situation where a person or company controls money or property belonging to others信托的;信用的;(尤指受委托 的,受信托的:the company’s fiduciary duty to its s/iarehoWm公司对股东负有的受托责任 flown (p/. -ies) a person or company that is in a position of trust, especially when it involves controlling money or property belonging to others (尤指财产)受信托人 .(或公司,,:

fief /fi:f/ (also fief.dom /'fi:fdam/) now/i 1 (/aw )(oW use) an area of land, especially a rented area for which the payment is work, not money 领地;尤指)采邑, 封地 i an area or a situation in which sb has control or influence 领域;势力范围:She considers the office as her own private yie/dom.她把办公室视为她的私人命地。 field /fi:ld/ noun, verb »noun

2                  AREA OF LAND 田地1 [C] an area of land in the country used for growing crops or keeping animals in, usually surrounded by a fence, etc. ffl;地;牧场:People were working in the fields. A 111 ffl |b ^ 0 a ploughed e/d 已耕地◊ a /idd / wheat 麦田.We camped in a id near the v沿age. jn门在靠近村庄的地里露营。

2 [Cj (usually in compounds 通常构成复合词an area of land used for the purpose mentioned < 作襄种用途的 > 场地:a landing field a medal for bravery in

the /ieid (/ batrfe)作战英勇奖章see also airfield, battlefieldminefield 3 [cj (usually in compounds 通常构成复合词a large area of land covered with the thing mentioned; an area from which the thing mentioned is obtained (覆盖的或有夫片地方: I’ce/idds 冰原◊ gas/ieZd5 (.M i 气田see also coal­field, goldfield, oilfield snowfield

SUBJECT/ACTmTY 学科;活动 4 [C] a particular subject or activity that sb works in or is interested in ik; -科;界:领域 EEC! area: famous in the field of music 音乐界著名的◊ AH / them are experts in their chosen ed.他们在各自选定的专业中都是专家。orhisciiscove/y has opened up a whoZe iieiv/iieW /research.这个发现弁 辟了一个崭新的研究领域。