这些复杂的公式是一般小学生不能理解的。3 the ability to get or achieve sth 能力所及:Success was within her

grosp:她有把握获得成功。

grasp-ing /'grarspirj; NAmE 'graes-/ adj. {disapproving) always trying to get money, possessions, power, etc. for yourself—味攫取的;贪婪的;贪心的SEI greedy: a grasping kzncUord 贪楚的地主 grass /grais; NAmE graes/ noun, verb ■i/iomm 1 [U] a common wild plant with narrow green leaves and stems that are eaten by cows, horses, sheep, etc草;青草;牧草a Wade /grass 片草叶 ◊ 77ie dry grass caught re.干草着火了。2 [C] any type of grass禾本科植物ornamental grasses观赏社草 3 [sing., U] (usually the grass) an area of ground covered with grass草地;草坪;草场;牧场to cut/mow the grass XiJ Don’t walfc on the grass. 踏草地。◊ Keep ojgr the grass. (= on a sign)请勿践 踏草地4 [U] (s/fl/1g) marijuana 大麻 5 [C](价 1E/n/m?fl/, usually disapproving) a person, usually a criminal, who tells the police about sb^ criminal activities and plans 向瞀方告密的人(通常指罪犯> —comparesupergrass IRTil the grass is (always) greener on the other side ,(of the fence) {saying) said about people who never seem happy with what they have and always think that other people have a better situation than they have 是那边绿;这山望着那山高not let the grass grow under your feet to not delay in getting things done (做事不拖拉,不磨洋工put sb out to ’grass (informal) to force sb to stop doing their job, especially because they are old迫使(年老者)退休;让某人离职 —more at snake n.

ve/ii [V]on sb) (also .grass sb 'up) (both /n/o/TTifl/) to tell the police about sb’s criminal activities (向警 方,)告密,告发 .grass over to cover an

area with grass甬草覆盖桌物;使长满草;在…上种草 .grass 'court noun a tennis court with a grass surface 草地网球场

'grass-cutter /'gra:skAt8(r); NAmE 'graes-/ (also 'cutting grass) noun a name used in W Africa for a cane rat (=type of large rodent that is used for food)(西非用

语)蔗鼠

grassed /gra:st; NAmE graest/ adj. covered with grass

满草的;被草覆盖的

grass-hop-per /'graishDpa(r); NAmE 'graeshaip-/ noun an insect with long back legs, that can jump very high and that makes a sound with its legs A皇虫;蚱猛;蚂蚱 —picture o page R29 see knee-high grass-land /'graislaend; NAmE 'graes-/ noun [U] (also grass-lands) [pi.] a large area of open land covered with wild grass佘舨;草地;草场

,grass 'roots {BrE) noun [pi.] (often the grass roots) ordinary people in society or in an organization, rather than the leaders or peopie who make decisions 基层民 众;平民百姓;草根:the grass roots / the party党的 S 层威员Wie need support at grass-roots ZeveZ.無们需 要基层的$持。

.grass 'skirt noun a skirt made of long grass, worn by dancers in the Pacific islands (太平洋岛岣上的跳舞着

穿的)草裙

•grass snake now/? a small harmless snake 游蛇(―无毒

小蛇 ;青草蛇

.grass 'widow noun a woman whose husband is away from home for long periods of time 活寡妇;守活寡的

女车

grassy /'graisi; NAmE 'graesi/ adj. covered with grass 满草的;被草覆盖的 grate /greit/ noun, verb

m noun 1 a metal frame for holding the wood or coal in a FIREPLACE 炉条;炉箅picture 0 FIREPLACE 2 {NAm£) =DRAIN n {2)

m verb 1 [VN] to rub food against a grater in order to cut it into small pieces 擦碎,磨碎(食物):grated appe/carrt/cheese,etc.擦成细丝的奉桌、胡萝卜、干 酪等 2 [V] ~ (on/with sb) to irritate or annoy sb 使人烦 使乂M恼;使人难受:Her voice reaHy grates on me. 她的声音真刺耳it grated with him when peopZe impHed he wasn’t reaHy British.当有人暗示他不是地道的 英国人时,他很是恼火。3 when two hard surfaces

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grate as they rub together, they make a sharp unpleasant sound; sb can also make one thing grate against another (使)发出刺耳的声音,发出吱吱嗅嗅的 摩擦声:[V] T?ie rusty hinges grated as the gate swung bacfc.大门荡了回去,生锈的铰链发出嗅吱嘎吱的刺耳声。

◊ [VN] ffe grated his fcm/e across the pZate.他用刀子划过 盘子时发出刺耳的声音。 grateful Oir /.greitfl/ adj.

1 (to sb) (for sth) | to do sth) | (that ...)

feeling or showing thanks because sb has done sth kind for you or has done as you asked 感激的;表示感谢的:

1             am extremely grateful to all the teachers for their help.

我非常感谢所有老师的帮助wouZd be       /or

any fn/ormarion you can give         如能提供信息我们将感

激不息◊ She seems to thinfc J shouQ be     to

have ajob at aH.她似乎认为我有份工作就该谢天谢地 了。 ◊ He was grate/ul! that she dfdn’t teH his parents about t/ie fnddent.他感到庆幸的是她未将此事告诉他父 母◊ (?rate_/iiZ thanks are due to .the /oHowing peopZe /or their hdp ...向下列给予过帮助的人表示衷心的感谢◊ JCate gave him a grate_/W smi’ie凯特感激地对他笑了笑。

2             used to make a request, especially in a letter or in a formal situation (尤用于书信或正是场合提出请求感 激不尽,请:J would be grate/uZ i/you couW send t/ie compieted/orm back as soon as possi^Ze•'请尽快将表格填 好备回grate.ful.ly /-fali/ : He nodded grate_/iiHy.他感激地点了 ic 头。◊ AH donations wiH be gratefully received.如蒙_助,定将报以衷心的感谢。 Hi!?l see small adj.

grater /'greita(r)/ noun a kitchen utensil (= a tool) with a rough surface, used for grating food into very small pieces礤床儿,磨碎器(厨房用具> :a cheese/nutmeg grater奶酪磨碎器;擦肉豆蔻的礤床儿 一 picture o kitchen

grat-ifi-ca-tion /.graetifi'keijn/ noun [U, C] (format) the state of feeling pleasure when sth goes well for you or when your desires are satisfied; sth that gives you pleasure满足;满意;快感;令人喜悦的事物HUI satisfaction sexud gmtiykati’ori 性满足◊ A/eed w沿 usuaHy provide fnstant gratification to a crying baby•喂 食通 > 常可使正在哭闹的婴儿立即得到满足。 grat-ify /'graetifai/ verb (grati fies, grati fy ing, grati-fied, grati.fied) 1   to please or satisfy sb 隹高兴;使

满意[VN to inf] Jt gratied him to thinfc that it was aZZ his work.他想到这都是他的工作成果,感到十分欣慰◊ [VN]J was gmt ed by their invitation.收到他们的邀请, 我高到很高兴2 [VN] (forwa/) to satisfy a wish, needetc.满迨(愿望、需要_): ffe onZy gave his consent in order to grather wishes.他只是为满足她的愿望才同意 的。grati.fied 〇〇[/•• [not usually before noun]at sth) | ~ (to find, hear, see, etc.) She was gratified to find that they had/oHowed her advice•她着到他们听从了自己 的g议,I感到很欣慰。

grati.fy.ing /'graetifanrj/ adj. (formal) pleasing and giving satisfactibn令人兴的;

ng to see such good results.看到这么好的结果真令人 欣慰O note at satisfying ► grati.fy.ing.ly o</v. gra-tin /'graetaen; NAmE 'graetn/ noun [U] (from French) a cooked dish which is covered with a crisp layer of cheese or breadcrumbs脆皮烙菜(表面为丰酪歲面包 屑)see also au gratin grat-ing /'greitirj/ noun, adj.

mnoun a flat frame with metal bars across it, used to cover a window, a hole in the ground, etc.(窗户、地 沟口等的)栅栏,格栅,格子_ see also grate n.(2)

〇办(of a sound or sb’s voice响声或人的声音) unpleasant to listen to 刺耳的 gra-tis /'grsetis; 'greitis/ adv. done or given without having to be paid for 也费的;无偿的 033 free of charge I knew his help wouldn't be given gratis. 道他的帮助不会是无偿的gratis : a gratis copy o/a boofc —本贈书

grati-tude /'graetitjuid; AM/r?£ -tu:d/ nou/? [U]to sb) (for sth) the feeling of being grateful and wanting to