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movements in skateboarding, rollerblading and SNOWBOARDING
(•滑板、滑雪、轮滑等运动中供人完成
复杂动作的）U字形滑道
,half-'price costing half the usual
price 半价的：■ a ha^-price tidcet 半票► .half-'price
adv.:
Children aged under /our go ha〖/-price.四岁以下儿童半票。half 'price noun [u] ： Many items are at haZ/ price•许多商品
都以半价出售。
'half-sister
noun a
person's half-sister
is a girl or woman who has either the same mother or the same father as them哼每异父（或同父弇母）的姐妹一compare stepsister
'half
step noun {NAmE, music #) = semitone ,half-'term noun (in British schools) a
short holiday/ vacation in the middle of each term (英国学校的）期 中假：the hai/-term
breafc/hoHday 期中假◊ What are you
doing at 你期中假打算干存么?
,half-'timbered adj. [usually before noun]
(of a building 建筑物）having walls that are made f^om a wooden frame filled
with brick, stone, etc. so that the frame-
work can still be seen 露明木金的
.half-'time noun [U] a short period
between the two halves of a sports game during which the players rest 〆体育比赛上下半场之间的）中场休息时间：The score at hai/-time was two aH.上半场比分为二平。the haZ/-rtme score 上半场比分 一 compare full time 'half-tone noun 1 {technical a print of a black and
white photograph in which the different shades of grey are produced from small
and latge black, dots 网目
.(凸）版；网版画 2 (AMmf，音）=SEMITONE 'half-truth noun a statement that gives only part of the
truth, especially when it is intended to cheat sb 半真半 假的釦述（尤指为欺骗人）：rhe newspaper reports are a mixture _〇/gossip, Hes and ha〖/-truth5•被纸的这些报道
尽是些流言飞语、谎言和真假参半的内容。
'half-volley noun (in tennis and football (soccer) 和足球）a stroke or kick
immediately after the ball has BOUNCED (球反弹当即的）半截击，'凌空抽射
halfway /.haifwei; NAmE ,haef-/ adv. 1 at an equal distance
between two points; in the middle of a period of time在…的中间；在中途；到一芈：It's about between London and
Bristo〖•它大乡勺位于伦敦和
布：M斯托尔的中间。◊ He Ze/t haZ_/Way
through t/ie cere- mony.他在仪式进行到一半时离开了。◊ fm q/hifd we’re not
even haZ力vay there yet•恐怕我们连一半由路都还没
走完。2 〜to/towards sth | ~ to/towards doing sth part of the way towards
doing or achieving sth 部分地做
(或达到）…：This only goes halfway to explaining what reaHy happened这只是部分地解释了实际发生的
事。3 〜decent (/n/orma/) fairly, but not very，good 还 ..不错的；过得去尚：Any ha(/Way decent map M/fH give you that fn/ormation.任M—籴还算像样的地图都能提供
那些信息。► half-way adj. ： the
halfway point/stage 中间点/阶段0321 see meet v.
.halfway 'house nown 1 [sing.] (6r£)
something that combines the features of two very different things (■两 种迥然不同事物特征的）折中，妥协2 [C] a place where
prisoners, mental patients, etc. can stay for a short time after leaving a
prison or hospital, before they start to live on their own again重返砝会训练所，中途之家（为
出狱者及离院病人而设）
'halfway
line noun a line across a sports field at an equal
distance between the ends (球食等的）中线，中
场线
halfwit /'halfwit; NAmE 'haef-/ nouh {informal) a
stupid person 地瓜；笨蛋 pnn
idiot ► half- witted adj. ,half-'yearly adj. [only before noun]
happening every six months; happening after the first six months of the year每半年一次的；'半年度的：a haZ/-year〖y meering每 半年_行一次的4议◊ the hai/-year丨；y sa〖es_/i^ures 上:+
.年的销 _额►,half-'yearly
fllc/v.: Interest
w出 be
paid haZ/-yeariy in June and December.利息将每半年一次千六
月份和十二月•支付。
hali-but /'haelibat/ noun [C, U] {pi. hali-but) a large flat sea fish
that is used for food圣日■比目鱼■，大比目鱼（可
食用）
hali-tosis /.haeli'tausis; NAmE -'tou-/ noun [U] (medicarM) a condition in which
the breath smells unpleasant 口臭
Hn BAD BREATH hall 〇"■ /h3:l/
A70W/7
1 (also hall-way) {NAmE also entry) a space or passage
inside the entrance or front door of a building 门厅； ，正门过道：She ran into the haH
and up the stairs. “跑 进门厅 V 冲上楼梯。一see also entrance hall 2 also
hall-way)
a
passage in a building with rooms down either side (大楼内的）走廊 cnm
corridor： I headed /or Scott’s oj^ce down
the haH.我沿着走廊直奔斯科，
的办公室。3 a building or large room for public meetings, meals,
concerts, etc.礼堂；大厅：a concert/ banqueting/sports/ejchfbftion,
etc. /mH 音东片、宴备
厅、体育馆、展厅等◊
There」are three dining haHs on campus. 〇 The Royal Albert
Hall
皇家艾伯 ◊
(8nE) A jumbZe saZe wi’H be heZdfn the viHage haH on Samrday.星期六将在村礼堂举行义卖。
_ see also city
hall, dance hall, guildhall, music HALL(2), TOWN HALL 4 = HALL OF
RESIDENCE ： She’S Hvi‘ng fn haH㈨.她住在学生宿舍。5 (often as part of a name 龠作名称的一部分）a large .country house
大庄园府邸：HaddcmHaH哈登府 hal-le*lu-jah /.haeli'luija/ (also aMe-luia) noun a song or shout of
praise to God哈利無亚（意为赞美上帝）
► hal le lu jah exclamation hall-mark /'ho:lma:k; NAmE -ma:rk/ noun, verb m noun 1 a feature or
quality that is typical of sb/sth # 征；特..点：JPoZice said the
expkwfon bore aZZ the ZiaHmarfcs 〇/a terrorist attack.警方称这次爆炸具有恐
怖分子袭击liJ所有特征。2 a mark put on gold,
silver and platinum objects
that shows the quality of the metal and gives information about when and where
the object was made金银纯度印记（打在金、银、系制品
上，表示纯度、生日期及产地）
■
verd _ to put a hallmark on
metal goods 给…打金银 纯度印记
hallo (6r£) = hello
.Hall of 'Fame noun {pi. ,Halls of 'Fame) {especially NAmE) 1 a
place for people to visit, like a museum, with things connected with famous
people from a particular sport or activity 名人纪念馆；名人堂：the Country Music HaH 〇/Rime 乡村音乐全 A堂 2
[sing.] the group of people who have done a particular activity or sport
particularly well (统称体育运动等领域的）代备人
物，出类拔萃者，佼佼者
,hall of 'residence (also hall) noun {pi. halls
of resi- dencHalls) (both dor.mi.tory) a building
for university or college
students to live in (大学）学
生宿舍
hal-loo /hae'lu:/ exclamation 1 used
to attract sb's atten- tion (结以引起注意）嘿，喂 2 used in hunting to
tell the dogs to start chasing an animal (打猎时令狗出发追
逐猎物）嘿，古‘ hal.loo ve小[VN, V] hal-lowed /'haelaud; NAmE -loud/ adj. [only before noun] 1
(especially of old things 尤指古老的事物）respected and
important 受崇敬的 Pin
sacred ： one of the theatre’s most
haHovvei traditions戏院最受尊崇的传统之
一 2 that has been made holy 神去（化）的：to be buried in
haHowed ground被安葬在神圣的土地上htti SACRED
HaMow-een (also Hal-low-e^n) /.haeleu'iin; NAmE -lou-/ noun [G, U] the night of
31st October when it was believed in the past that dead people appeared from
their graves, and which is now celebrated in the US, Canada and Britain by
children who dress as ghosts, witches，etc.万圣节前夕（10月31号晚，过去认为此时
祐去的人从坟墓中走出来，现代儿童装鬼玩闹）一see also TRICK OR
TREAT at TRICK n. hal-lu-cin-ate /ha'lursmeit/ verfe
[V] to see or hear things tiiat are not really there because of illness or
drugs (由 于生病、吸毒 >
幻听,•幻视，产生幻觉 haMu-cin-ation /ha.lursi'neijn/ noun 1 [C, U] the fact of
seeming to see or hear sb/sth that is not really there, especially because of
illness or drugs 幻觉，幻视/幻听 (尤指生病或毒品所致> :to have
haHuctViations产生幻 M 〇 High
temperatures can cause hallucination.
使人产生幻觉。2 [C] something that
is seen or hear^