example 13, 9, 27, 81 几何数列;比数列 compare ARITHMETIC PROGRESSION

geom-etry /d3i'Dmatri; NAmE -'aim-/ noun 1 [U] the branch of mathematics that deals with the measure­ments and relationships of lines, angles, surfaces and solids ■几何.(学)2 [sing.] the measurements and relationships of lines, angles, etc. in a particular object 0犷5113口6几何形状;/1何图形;几何结_:出6尽60016办 /a spider’s web蜘蛛网的几何形状 geo-physlcs /,d3i0u'fiziks; NAmE ,d3i:ou-/ noun [U] the scientific study of the earth's atmosphere, oceans and climate 地球物理学 geo.phys.ic.al "fizikl/ ⑽..geophysicd data 5表物理资料 geo.physi.cst’/-’fizisist/ noun

geo-pol-it-ics /,d3i0u'pDl0tiks; NAmE ,d3i*u'Pcnl7 noun [U+sing./pl. v.] the political relations between countries and groups of countries in the world; the study of these relations _ 缘政治;'地理政治 geo.poMt:icai /,d3iaJ>p0'litikl; NAmE ,d3i:oo-/ adj.

Geor-die /'d3:di; NAmE 'd3:rdi/ noun (BrE, informaf) 1 [C] a person from Tyneside in NE England 丨英格兰东 泰恩赛德人 2 [U] a way of speaking, typical of people from Tyneside in NE England (英治兰东北部 的)泰恩赛德口音Geor.die ao/.: a Geordie accent 泰 恩赛德人的口音

georgette /.dsoi'dset; NAmE ,d3Dr'd3et/ noun [U] a type of thin silk or cotton cloth, used for making clothes 乔其纱/薄丝或棉织品,用作衣料)

Georgian /'d3〇:d3an; NAmE 'd3:rd30n/ adj. (especially of architecture and furniture 尤栺建筑釦秦真).from the time of the British kings George I-IV (1714-1830) 乔治王朝时期的,乔治一世至四世时代的(1714- 1830 ) :        Georgian house优雅的乔治玍朝对期的

房屋

geo-ther-mal, /.dsiiau'Osiml; NAmE .dsiiou'Qsirml/ adj. (geology itfe) connected with the natural heat of rock deep in the ground 地热的geothermd energy 地热能 ge°ra-nium /d30'reiniam/ noun a garden plant with a mass of red, pink or white flowers on the end of each STEM天竺葵;老鹳草

ger-bii /'d33bil; NAmE 'd33rbil/ noun a small desert animal like a mouse, that is often kept as a pet 沙鼠 geri.at.ric /_d3eri'aetrik/ noun 1 geriatrics [U] the branch of medicine concerned with the diseases and care of old people 老年医学 2 [C]   om/Ve) an

old person, especially ane with poor physical or mental health老年人;老头子;老婆子;老年舍人:J’m not a geriatric yet, you know/ 要知道我还没有老朽! geriat­ric : the geriatric ward (= in a hospital)老年人病房 ◊ a geriatric vehide (= old and in bad condition)老每幸 geria.tri.cian /•d3eria.triJn/:/iow/7 a doctor who studies and treats the diseases old people 老年病科医师;老 年病学专家

germ NAmE d33rm/ noun 1 [C, usually pi] a very

small living thing that can cause infection and disease 微生物;细菌;病菌:■Disin/ectantfcifegerms.消毒剂可 杀菌。◊ Dfrty hands can be a breeding ground /or germs.脏手会滋生病菌2 [sing.] ~ of sth an early stage of the development of sth g源;发端;萌芽:Here was the germ o/a briHia/it idea.,个余的全i就是从这里 萌发的。3 [C} (b/o/ogy 生)the part of a plant or an animal that can develop into a new one 起芽;胚原 基;:芽孢;胚胎see also wheatgerm German /'d33man; NAmE 'd^irmBYi/ adj., noun oaf/ from or connected with Germany «snM” 1 [C].'a person from Germany # 国入 2 [U] the language of Germany, Austria and parts of Switzerland 德语(德国、奧地利和瑞士部分地区的语言): germane /d33'mein; NAmE d33r'in-/ adj. [not usually before nounj to sth) (/b/wfl/) (of ideas, remarksetc. 想法、言语等connected with sth in an important or appropriate way有密切关系;贴切;恰当EECI relevant remarks that are germane to the discussion 与这次讨f密切相关的谈话

Ger-man-ic /d33'maemk; NAmE d33r'm-/ adj. 1 con­nected with or considered typical of Germany or its people德国的,德国人的;有德国(或德国人)特点的She had an almost Germanic regard for order.

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德国人# 样讲究条理。2 connected with the language family that includes German, English, Dutch and Swedish among others 日耳曼语(族)的

ger.   ma.nium /d33:’meiniam; NAmE d33r-/ noun [u] {symb Ge) a chemical element. Germanium is a shiny grey element that is similar to a metal (= is a METALLOIb).

German 'measles (also ru-bella) noun [U] a mild infectious disease that causes a sore throat and red spots all over the body. It can seriously affect babies born to women who catch it soon after they become pregnant德国麻疼;风疹

.German 'shepherd noun {especially NAm^) = Alsa­tian

ger-mi-cide /'dssimisaid; NAmE 'd33rm-/ noun [c, U] a substance which destroys bacteriaetc..杀菌剂>^1>.1111- cidal /,d33mi'saidl; NAmE ,d33rm-/ adj. ger-miri-ate /'dssimineit; NAmE 'd33rm-/ verb when the seed of a plant germinates or is germinated, it starts to grow (使 > 发芽,萌芽,开始生苌:[V] (//gwraf/ve) An idea/or a noveZ began to germfnate fn her mind. —加小 说的构思已经在她的头脑中萌发。[also VN] germin­ation /,d33:milneij'n;          ,d33:rm-/ /?ow/7 [U]

.germ 'warfare noun [u] = biological warfare ger-on-toc-racy /.dseran'tDkrasi; NAmE -'ta:k-/ noun {pi -ies) [C, U] a state, society, or group governed by old people; government by old people 差人统治■的国家(或 社会、组织;老人纟女治_861>.〇114〇.〇^,丨《:/(139,1:〇111;9- 'kraetik; NAmE -.rarnta-/ adj.

ger-ont-olo-gist /.dserm'tDladsist; NAmE -ran'tail-/ noun (especially NAmE) a person who studies the process of peopie growing ol<i 老年学专家 ge-ron-tol-ogy /.dserDn'tDladsi; NAmE -ran'tarl-/ noun [U] the scientific study of old age and the process of growing old.老年学

ger-ry-man-der (also jer-ry-man-der) /'d3erimaenda(r)/ verb [VN] [disapproving) to change the size and borders of an area for voting in order to give an unfair advantage to one party in an election木公正地改划(选区).,不公 正地划分(选区)(为使某政党获得优势geri^man- der-ing (also jer-ryman-def-ing) noun [U] ger-und /'d3erand/ noun (grammar a noun in the form of the present participle of a verb (that is, ending in -ing), for example travelling in the sentence / preferred travelling alone.动名词

ge-stalt /ge'Xtaelt; NAmE also -'Jtailt/ noun (psychology (from German) a set of things, such as a person’s thoughts or experiences, that is considered as a single system which is different from the individual thoughts, experiences, etc. within it格式塔,,完形即有别于耷内 部个体单像、作为单一体系的一系列思想、经验等

ges. tate /d3esteit;       'd3esteit/ verfc[VN](/o/ogy or medical E) to carry a young human or animal inside the womb until it is born 怀孕;妊娠;孕育

ges-ta-tion /dse'steijn/ noun 1 [u, sing.] the time that the young of a person or an animal develops inside its mother's body until it is born; the process of developing inside the mother’s body 妊娠(期.怀孕 (期):a baby born at 38 weeks’ gestation # 38 烏 时出生的婴儿◊ The gestation period /a horse is about eZeven mons.马的怀孕期夫约.为十一个月。2 [U] {format) the process by which an idea or a plan develops (想法;计划等的)构思,酝酿,孕育SZEIdevelop-

MENT

ges-ticu-late /d3e'stikjuleit/ verb [v] to move your hands and arms about in order to attract attention or make sb understand what you are saying 做手势;用 手势表达;用动作示意:He gesticu/ated          at

the .dodc..他检指着,钟.:手势。 ges.tcu.la.tion /dse.stikju'leij'n/ noun [C, U] wild/frantic gesticu- Zations发狂似的手势 ges-ture /'d3estja(r)/ noun, verb

m noun 1 [C, U] a movement that you make with your hands, your head or your face to show a particular meaning手势;姿势;.示意动作:He made a rude gesture at the driver o/t/ie ot/ier car.他向另外那辆汽车