gold-plated 878 |
.gold-'plated adj. covered with a thin layer of gold 镀金沾：goW-pZated earrings镀金耳环
'gold
reserve noun [usually pi.] an amount of gold kept by a countrys
bank in order to support the supply of money (国家银行支持货币供应量的）黄金储备
'gold
rush noun a situation in which a lot of people suddenly go to a
place where gold has recently been discovered 淘金热
gold-smith /'gauldsmiB; NAmE 'gould-/ noun
a person who makes, repairs or sells articles made of gold .金
匠；金器商
'gold standard noun (usually the gold standard)
[sing.] an economic system in which the value of money is
based on the value of gold 金本位制
gold-was-ser
/'g0〇ldvaBsa(r); NAmE 'gould-/
noun [U, C] a strong alcoholic drink from Poland that contains
very small pieces of gold金箔酒(产于波兰，含小片金叶） golem /'gaulam; 'goi-; NAmE 'gou-/ noun 1 (in
Jewish stories 犹太传a figure made of clay that comes to life 有生命的泥人
2 a machine that behaves like
a human机器人
golf髙尔夫球运动
golf course高尔夫球场
高尔球杆球座
golf /golf; NAmE ga:lf; goilf/ noun [U] a game played over a
large area of ground using specially shaped sticks to hit a small hard ball (a golf ball) into a series of 9 or 18
holes, using as few strokes as possible 高尔夫球运动： He enjoyed a round of
golf on a Sunday morning. # 欢星氣天的上午打一场髙尔夫球。一see also crazy
GOLF, MINI-GOLF
'golf dub noun 1 (also club) a long metal stick with a piece of metal
or wood at one end, used for hitting the ball in golf 髙尔夫球杆：a set 〇/ gof dubs —套高
尔夫球杆一picture o golf 2 an organization whose members play golf;
the place where these people meet and play golf髙尔夫球俱乐部（指组织或所在地Pine Ri(ige
Go〖/aub松树岭高尔夫球俱乐部◊ We’re going/or
Zimdi at the go〖/dub.我们打算在高尔夫球俱乐部吃
午餐。
'golf course (also course) noun a large area of land
that is designed for playing golf on 髙尔夫球场 —picture o golf
golfer /'gDlf0(r); NAmE 'ga:l-; 'go:l-/ noun a person who plays golf 高尔吳球运动员一picture o golf golfing /'gDlfiq; /V/\/??f'gailf-; 'go:lf-/ adj. [only before noun] playing golf;
connected with golf 打高尔_夫球的;.与高 尔夫球有关的：agoing hoiiday打高尔夫球的假期
►
golfing noun [U]： a week’s go(/iing vWth_/Wends 与朋友
共度f打高尔夫球的一周
'golf links (also links) noun {pi. golf links) a golf course,
especially one by the sea (尤指海边的V高尔夫球场
Gol-iath
/ga'laiaB/
noun a person or thing that
is very large or powerfui 巨人；强大的人（或物）：a Goliath 〇/ a man巨人一般髙夫的男子◊ a GoZiath 〇/ t/ie computer industry 计算机行业知巨头 From
Goliath, a giant in the Bible who is killed by the boy David
with a stone.源自《圣经》中被男孩大卫用石子i 杀的巨+歌利亚（Goliath )。，
gol-li-wog /'gDliwDg; NAmE 'ga:liwa:g/ (also informal golly /'goli; NAmE 'gaili/ pi. -ies) noun a doll
(=
a model of a person for a child to play with) made of cloth with a black face
and short black hair, now often considered offensive to black people 黑脸黑短发布娃娃
(现在常会触怒黑人）
golly /'goli; NAmE 'ga:li/ exclamation {old-fashioned,
informal) used to express surprise (表'示 _ 奇）天哪， 啊：Golly, you’re early.f 天哪，你好早錢! gonad /'gaunaed; NAmE 'gou-/ noun [anatomy |?) a male sex organ that
produces sperm; a female sex organ that produces eggs性腺；睾丸；卵藥
gon-dola
/'gondala;
NAmE 'gain-; gain'doula/ noun 1 a long boat with a flat
bottom and high parts at each end, used on canals in Venice威尼斯小划船；贡多拉；
凤尾船一 picture o page R3 2
the
part on a cable car or ski lift where the passengers sit
缆车车厢；缆车座椅
3 [especially NAm£) the part of a hot air balloon
or
airship where the passengers sit (热气球、飞船上的）
吊舱，吊篮
gon.do.lier /.gDnda'lia^); NAmE .gainda'lir/ noun a person whose job is to move and steer a gondola in
Venice威尼斯小划船船夫一
picture
o page R3 Gon.dwana
/gDn'dwaina;
NAmE gain-/ (also Gon- dwana-land /grni'dwainalaend; NAmE gain-/) noun [sing.] (geology M,) a very large area of
land that existed in the southern hemisphere millions of years ago.
It was made up of the present
gone /gDn; NAmE go:n; gain/ adj., prep. — see also go,
GOES, WENT, GONE V.
■
ad/, [not before noun] 1 (of a thing 物品）used up 用完 了；用光了： ‘Where’s the cc^ee?’ ‘Jt’s
aH gone.’ “咖啡在 咖儿?
” “喝光
了。”
2 (of a person 人）having left a piace; away
from a place — 了；离开了；不在：‘Is Tom here?>
'No, he was gone before I arrived'. “汤姆在这儿 吗？”
“不在，我来之前他就走了。”
3㈨爪招/)
used
to say that a particular situation no longer exists 不复存 在；一去不复返：rhe days are gone when you couW leave your door un丨ocfced at night.夜不闭户的时代B经 一考不复返了。4
(阶£，/’zi/orma/) having been pregnant for the
length of time mentioned 怀孕…时间亍_;. She’s seven months gone.她怀孕七个月
了。◊ How/ar gone are you?你怀孕几个月了？ DM! ,going, .going，^one (8r£) (also going once, going 'twice, 'sold NAmE, Br£) said by an auctioneer
to
show that an item has been sold
(拍卖商用语）一次，二次，成交一more at dead
■
prep. later than the time mentioned 晚
于；已过 past： ft’s gone six o’docfc
aiready.过了
六点了。
goner /'gDna(r); NAmE 'goin-; 'gain-/ noun (informal) a person who is going to die soon or
who cannot be saved from a dangerous situation 垂死的人；快完蛋的
人；无法挽救的人
gong /gorj; NAmE go:〇; ga:rj/ noun 1 a round piece of metal
that hangs in a frame and makes a loud deep sound when it is hit with a stick.
Gongs are used as musical instruments or to give signals, for example that a
meal is ready. ^ 2 (BrE, informal) an award or medal
given
to sb for the work tifiey have done 奖章；勋章
gonna
/'gane;
'guna; NAmE 'go:ne/
{informal,
nonstandard) a way of saying or writing 'going to* in
informal speech, when it refers to the future 艮P 将，将
要（非正立用语，即 going
to )
： Whats
she gonna do now?她现在要丰什么？
CH13
You
should not write