has-ten /'heisn/ verb 1 [V to inf] to say or do sth without
delay急忙进行；赶紧说（或做）：S/ie saw his _/h>wn and hastened to •看到他皱起眉头，她赶紧蘚释。
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He has been described as a 'charmless bore,—not
by me，J/iastentoadd.他被说成是“无聊的啰唆鬼”—— 不是我说的，我赶忙加了一句。2[VN](/bm7fl/)tomake
sth happen sooner or more quickly 促进；使加快：The treatment she received
may, in fact, have hastened her death.实际上，她所接受的治疗可能加快了她的死亡。◊ News of the
scandal certainly hastened his departure 介om oj^ice.这一丑闻肯定加速了他的离任。3
[V +dv./ prep.] (literary) to go or move somewhere
quickly (桌地）PTiTl HURRY
hasty /'heisti/ adj. (hasti-er, hasti est) 1 said, made or done very quickly, especially when this
has bad results 匆忙的；仓促而就的；草率如HEl hurried:
a
hasty departure/meai//areweH急急忙忙的离去/用餐/辞别◊ Let’s not make any
decisions.我们不要匆忙作决 定。2
~ in
doing sth (of a person 人）acting or deciding too quickly, without enough thought
仓促行事；草率作 出决定；考虑不周密：Perhaps J was too hasty i'm rejecting his o#er.我拒绝他的提议也许过于草率了。
iliTOI see beat
v. ► hasti-ly /-ili/ adv. ： Perhaps I spoke too hastiZy.或许我说话太急
j些。◊ She hastiiy changed
the subject.她匆匆换了个话题。
hats帽子
brim帽檐
panama巴拿马草帽 boater平顶硬草帽 trilby软毯帽
cowboy hat 牛仔帽 bowler top hat 高顶礼帽
sun hats阔边遮阳帽 hood风帽
visor
«〒甲 一.
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hard hat安全帽crash helmet防护头盗mortar board学位帽
beanie无檐小便帽 bobble hat绒球帽
beret贝雷帽
peak (8r£)
Tfc, bill
cap 制服帽 cloth cap baseball
cap 棒球帽
flat cap (both BrE)
布帽
hat /haet/ noun
1
a covering made to fit the head, often with a brim (=a flat edge that sticks out),
and worn out of doors (常指带檐的）帽子：a straw/wooHy, etc. fiat草帽、
毛线帽等◊ to put on/tafce ojgr a hat戴/脱帽子
2
{informal) a position or role, especially an
official or professional role, when you have more than one such role (双重的）职位，角色（尤指官职或职业角色）： I'm wearing two hats tonight~parent and
teacher. 1^4* 晚身兼两职——既是家长又是老师。OZ’mteHingyou this vWth my
Zcmyer’s hat on, you understand.你.矣明 白，我是以_师的身份告诉你这事。一see also old hat IM go hat in hand (to sb) {NAm£) = go cap
in hand keep
sth under your hat {informal) to keep sth secret and not tell anyone
else _某事房密，〇1丫七31:(〇/£/-
fashioned,
Br£) used
to express surprise (秦示惊去）
out of
a/the ' hat if sth such as a name is
picked out of a/the
hat, it is
picked at random from a container into which all the names
are put, so that each name has an equal chance of being picked, in a
competition, etc. 随机抽出 I take my 'hat off to sb | hats off to sb (both espra’fl")/
(AMwf usually I tip my 'hat to sb) {informal) used to say that you admire sb very much
for sth they have done (表示敬佩）throw your ’hat into the ring to announce officially that
you are going to compete in an election, a competition, etc.正式宣布参 加竞选（或比赛等）一more at drop n., eat,
knock v.,
PASS V” PULL V., TALK V.
hat-band
/'haetbaend/
noun a band of clotJi placed around a hat as
decoration帽带（围于帽边作装饰）、 hat-box /'haetbDks; NAmE -barks/ noun a round box used for keeping a hat in, to
stop it from being crushed or damaged 帽盒 hatch /haetj/ verb, noun
■ verft 1 [V]〜（out) (of a young bird, fish, insect, etc.小 鸟、小鱼、小虫拿）to come out of an egg孵出；出壳：
ren
chicfcs hatched (out) this morning.今阜有十只小鸡出
壳了。2 [V]
~ (out)
(of an egg 蛋）to break open so that a young bird, fish, insect, etc.
can come out 解化破 壳：77ie eggs are about to hatch.这些蛋就要‘化了。
3
[VN] to make a young bird, fish, insect, etc. come out
of an egg 使（小為、小鱼、小虫％
)孵/ij: The female must find a warm place
to hatch her eggs.
温暖岛地方孵蛋。4 [VN]〜sth (up) to create a plan or idea,
especially in secret 策划；i 尤指）密谋：Have you been hatchfng up a
deaZ with her?如是不是在和她密 谋什么交易？
IT»mi
see COUNT
v. mnoun 1 (also hatch-way) an opening or a door in the
deck of a ship or the bottom of an aircraft, through which goods to be
carried are passed (船甲板或飞机底 部装货物的〉舱口
2 an
opening in a wail between two rooms, especially a kitchen and a dining
room, through
wfiich food can be passed (尤指厨房和餐厅之 间供传递食物的）两室之间的小窗口：
a
serving hatch传 递饭菜的窗口
3 a
door in an aircraft or a spacecraft (飞机或宇宙飞船的）舱门：cm escape hatch紧急出口
4
an opening or a door in a floor or ceiling (地面或天
花板的）开口，门，盖子：a hatch to the attic通阁_的 门
ITiTOl
.down the 'hatch {informal, saying) used before drinking sth, especially to express good wishes before
drinking alcohol 干杯（尤作祝酒辞）一more at batten
hatch-back /'haetXbaek/ noun a car with a sloping door
at the back that opens upwards 掀背式汽车一picture 〇 page Ri
hatchery /'haetXari/ noun {pi. -ies) a place for hatching eggs as part of a business 孵化处；孵化场：
a
trout hatchery鳟鱼解化场
hatchet /'haetjit/ noun a small axe (= a tool with a heavy blade for
chopping things) with a short handle M 柄小知一picture o axe IT»ni see bury 'hatchet-faced adj. {disapproving) (of a person A) having a long thin iace and sharp features 函瘦削而五
官尖细的
’hatchet job now/? [usually
sing.]〜（on sb/sth) (/>?/oW7fl/) strong
criticism that is often unfair and is intended to harm sb/sth 恶毒攻击；俳镑；诋毁：The press did a