grounded on rocks 0# the coast 0/ CormvaH.渔船在康沃
尔海岸外礁石上搁浅了。[alsoV]
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AIRCRAFT 名行器.2 [VN] [often passive] to prevent an aircraft
from taking off 使停飞;阻止…—飞:The baHoon was grounded by
strong winds.热气球因强风停 飞。◊ AZZ jokmes out
o/ffeat/irow have been grounded by the strikes.所有由希思罗机场起飞的飞机均因罢工而
停飞。
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CHILD'孩〒■ 3 [VN]
[usually passive】 to punish a child by
not
allowing them to go out with
their friends for a period of time 罚(' 儿童 不准出门.:You're grounded for a
weefc/罚你一‘周不准出门!
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ELECTR丨CITY 电 4 [VN] (/NMwf) = EARTH v.
—see also grounded,
grounding
■
flt/y.
[only before noun]'(of food 食物)cut or crushed into
very small pieces or powder 磨细如;磨碎的:ground cojSfee咖啡喊
ground ball noun = grounder .ground 'beef nown [u] [NAm£) = mince n. ground-break-ing
/'graundbreikirj/
adj. [only before noun] making new discoveries; Using new methods 开 创性的;创新的;革新的:a groimdbreafcfng
piece 〇/ research富有弁拓性的研究
'ground cloth noun (US) = groundsheet 'ground control noun [U]
the people and equipment on the ground that make sure that planes or spacecraft take off and land
safely (统称 ) 地面导航人员;
地面制导设备
'ground
cover noun [u] plants that cover the
soil JifeM 植物
'ground
crew (also
'ground
staff) noun [C+sing./pl. v.] the people at an airport whose job is to
take care of aircraft while they are on the ground.(统称,机场的)
地勤人员
ground-ed /'graundid/ adj. having a sensible and
real- istic attitude to life (对生活)持有合理和现实态度的:
Away
from
-WOODCHUCK
'Groundhog Day noun 1 (in
票表决中失利,下一次也会是同样的结果。■關I From the film/movie Groundhog Day about a man who lives the same day many
times.源自电影《偷天情缘》:,' 其中 的男主人公多次重复同一*天的生活。
ground-ing /'graundiri/ noun 1 [sing.] ~ (in sth) the teaching of the
basic parts of a subject 基础训练;基础
教学:a good grounding in
grammar扎实的语备基本功
ill|
^ 2 [U, C] the act of
keeping a plane on the ground or a ship in a port, especially because it is not
in a good enough condition to travel (尤指因机件故障等)(飞
机的)留地停飞;(船的 > 留港停航
ground-less /'graondles/ adj. not based on reason or
evidence无理由的;无根振的PCT71 unfounded :
groundiess
aHegations 毫无根据的指控◊ Our/ears
proved groumHess.我们的担心证明是毫无道理的。^『〇1«1«1- less-ly
adv.
ground-nut /'graundnAt/ noun (6r£) = peanut(I) ground-out /'graundaut/ noun (in baseball # J^) a situation in which a
player hits the ball along the ground but a fielder touches first base with it before the player reaches
the base _(击球员击出地滚球后的)
被杀出局
'ground plan noun 1 a
plan of the ground floor of a building (建筑物的)底层平面图_ compare
plan /?•⑷ 2 a plan for future
action 计划;大纲
'ground rent noun [U, C] (in Britain US)
rent paid by the owner of a building to the owner of the land on which it is
built (房产主付给地产主的)地租
'ground rule noun 1 ground rules [pi ] the basic rules
on which sth is based 基本原则;基未准则:7Tie new code of conduct lays down the ground rules for mcmagement-union
rdarions.新的行为规范确定了资方与
工会关系的基本原则。2 [C】wf,sporf体)a rule for the playing
of a game on a particular field, etc.(某一 体育运动场地等的)比赛规则
ground-sel /'graunsl/ noun [U] a wild plant with
yellow flowers, sometimes used as food for animals and birds 千里光,绉叶菊(开黄花,有时用作兽和鸟的饲料> ground.sheet /_graundji:t/ (8r£)
(L/5 'ground cloth) noun a large piece of
material that does not let water through that is placed on the ground inside a
tent (帐 篷内铺地用的)防潮布
grounds-man /'graundzman/ noun {pi -men /-men/) {especially Br^) a
man whose job is to take care of a sports ground or large garden运动场地(或大花园)管
理员
'ground
speed noun the speed of an aircraft relative to the ground地速(飞机相对于地面的速度)一compare AIRSPEED
'ground
squirre丨 mn/n = gopher(i)
'ground staff noun [c+sing./pl. v] 1 (6/-£) the people at a sports ground whose
job it is to take care of the grass, equipment, etc.运动场管理员 2 = ground crew ground-stroke /'graundstrauk; NAmE -strouk/ noun (in tennis 网球)a hit that is;
made after the ball has BOUNCED落地球(球落地弹起之后的一击)
ground-swell /'graundswel/ noun [sing.] ~ (of sth) {formal) the sudden increase of
a particular feeling among a group of people (群体情绪的)迅速高涨:a groundsweH 0/support
拥护的情绪迅速髙涨◊ There was a
groundsvveH o/opi’m’on that he shouW resign.要求他舌辛 职的呼声越来越高。
ground-water /'graundwoita(r)/. noun [U]
water that is found.under the ground in soil, rocks, etc.地下水
ground-work /'graundw3:k; NAmE -W3:rk/. noun p ~ (for sth) work that is done as preparation for
other work that will be done later 基础工作;准备工作:
Officials are laying the groundwork for a summit con/erence 0/ vvorW 〖eaders.官员们正在为世界首脑峰会
做准备工作。
.ground 'zero noun [U] 1 the point on the earths surface where a
nuclear bomb explodes (核弹的)爆 心投影点.2 Ground
Zero, the
site of the World Trade Center in New York, destroyed on 11 September 2001 归零地(2001年9月11 3被毁的纽约世界贸易中心遗
址)3 the
beginning; a starting point for an activity.开 始;起点
group 〇■» /gru:p/ noun, verb
m noun [C+sing./pl. v.]
1 a number of people or things that are together in the same place or that are
connected in some way 组;群;批;奚;簇:a group of
girls/trees/ houses —群姑娘;一片树林/房子◊ A group 〇/ us are going to f/ie theatre this evening•我们有一帮人今晚要去
看戏。Students stood iaround
fn groups waiting /or thdr resists.学生们成群地站在周围等待成绩。◊ 77ie
residents/ormed a commtmi’ty action group.居民组成了 牡区行沾组。fngfch is a member 〇/ the Germanic group 〇/〖anguages.英语是日耳曼语系中的一种语言。◊