seem quite hersd/this
morning.她今天早上好像有点不太
对劲。◊ S/ie needed space to be herse〖/.她需要自己的独
■立空间。(all) by her’selfl alone; without anyone
else (她)独自,单独:She Hves by hmd/•她独自一人生
活。2 without help (她)独立地:S^ie runs the b〇5i_- ness by hersd/•她自己经营这项生意。(all) to her1 self for only her to have
or use归■她自己一人占有(或使
用 '):She wants a room aZZ to
ftersd/•她想要一个完'全
属于自己的房间。
hertz /h3:ts; NAmE h3:rts/ noun {pi. hertz) {abbr. Hz) a unit for measuring
the frequency of sound waves 赫,
赫兹(声波频率单位)
he^ short
form 1 /hi:z; his; iz/ he is 2 /hi:z/ he has hesi.tancy /.hezitansi/ /7〇wn [U] the state or quality of being slow or uncertain
in doing or saying sth 犹豫;踌
躇;迟疑不决:J noticed a certain
hesitancy fn his .voice. 我f意到他的声音有点犹豫。
hesi.tant /.hezitant/ ad;/. ~ (about sth) | 〜(to do sth) slow to speak or act
because you feel uncertain, embarrassed or unwilling犹豫的;踌躇的;不情愿的:
a
hesitant smiVe 勉强的微矣◊ She’s hesitant
about signing the contract.她对是否签这个合同还犹豫不决。◊ the
baby’s/irst/ew hesitant steps婴儿最初的迟疑的几步
〇 Doctors are hesitant to comment on the new
treatment. 医生们不愿对新疗法作出评论。► hesitantlydv. hesi-tate /'heziteit/ verb
1
〜(about/over sth) to i>e slow to speak
or act because you 〖eel uncertain
or nervous (对桌事)犹豫,迟疑不
决:[V] She
Ziesitated be/ore replying. M犹备 X‘一下.牙回
答 0 ◊
7 didn’t
Ziesftate /or a moment about taking the 扣b.我毫不犹豫地接受了那份工作。[also
V speech]
2
[V to inf]
to be worried about doing sth, especially
because you are not sure that it is right or appropriate 顾虑;备虑:P〖ease do not hesitate to contact me i/ you have any
queries.如果有疑问就请尽管和我联系。
►
hesi-ta-tion /.hezi'teijn/ noun [U, C] : She agreed vvfthout the slightest hesitation.她▲不犹豫地同意了。
〇 / have no hesitation in recommending her for
the job. 我毫不犹豫地推荐她做这项工作。◊ He spofce/fuentZy and without
unnecessary hesitations. M
不支吾。he who hesitates (is lost) (saying) if you delay in doing
sth you may lose a good oppor- tunity当断不断(,反受其乱);优柔寡断者坐失良机
hes-sian /'hesien; NAmE 'hejn/ {especially Br£) {NAmE usually bur-lap) noun [U] a type of strong
rough brown cloth, used especially for making sacks
掠色粗麻布
hetero- /'hetarau; NAmE -rou/ combining form (in nouns, adjectives
and adverbs构成表词、形容词和副词)other; different其他;.不同的:heterogeneous由很i士类组成 的◊ heterosexua/ 异性恋者一compare homo- het.er❶-dox /_heteradr>ks; -da:ks/ 〇办(/ormf//) not
following the usual or accepted
beliefs and opinions ^ 端的;非正统的一compare orthodox,
unorthodox
►
het-ero-doxy noun [U, C] {pi. -ies) het-ero-ge-neous /.hetara'dsiinias/
adj. (formal) consisting of many
different kinds of people or things 由很多种类组命的;各种各样的:t/ie heterogeneous
population 〇/the United States由不同族裔组成的美国人
口. PTiJi] homogeneous ► het.ero.gen.eity /-d33_ni:ati/ noun [U]
het-ero-nym
/'hetaramm/
noun
{linguistics 1 one of two or more
words that have the same spelling but different meanings and pronunciation, for
example ‘tear’ meaning ‘rip’ and ‘tear’ meaning ‘liquid from the eye’同形异音异义词(如表示“撕裂”的tear与表示“眼 洁”的 tear ) 2 one
of two or more words that refer to the same thing, for example ‘lift’ and ‘elevator’.异形同 义词(如 lift 和 elevator.):
het-ero-sex-ual /.hetare'sek^ual/ noun a person who is
sexually attracted to people of the opposite sex 异性恋 者一compare bisexual, homosexual ► het-ero-sex- ual adj. : a heterosexual
rekitionshfp 异性..恋关系1^1- ero-sexu-al-ity /.hetare.sekju'aslati/
noun [U] het-ero-troph /'hetaratrauf; -trof; NAmE -trouf; -trccf/ noun {biology a living thing that
gets its food from the body of another living thing and does not make it from
simpler substances异养生物(从其他生物体获取
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presto
有机食物)一compare autotroph ► het.ero.troph.ic /.hetara'traufik;
-'trDfik; NAmE -'troufik; -'traifik/ adj. het-ero-zy-gote /.hetara'zaigaut; NAmE -gout/ noun (fc/o/ogy 生)a living thing that
has two varying forms of a particular gene,
and whose young may therefore vary in a particular characteristic ‘合子(基因有两种不同治
式的生物)► het.ero_zy.gous/-gas/ £?办
het up /,het 'ap/ adj. [not before noun] ~
(about/over sth) {BrE, informal) anxious, excited or
slightly angry ^ M; 兴奋;生气:What are you getting
so het up about? ft* 么事这么激动?
heur-is-tic
/hju'ristik/
adj.
(formal) heuristic teaching or education encourages you to
learn by discovering things for yourself (教学或教育)启发式的
heur-is-tics
/hju'ristiks/
noun [U] (format) a method of solving
problems by finding practical ways of dealing with them, learning from past
experience 探索法;启
发式
hew /hju:/
verb (hewed, hewed or hewn /hjuin/) [VN] 1 的 to
cut sth large with a tool 治:,# (大
的物择):to hew wood 劈木头 2 (formfl/) to make or
shape sth large by cutting砍成,劈出(棻种形状、某
物)rougWy /lewn timber frames 粗劈成的木架子◊ 77ie statues
were hewn out o/soZid rocfc.会:些 像盔古实
心声石上凿出来的。
hex /hek$/ verb [VN] (
hexa-deci-mal
/.heksa'desiml/
(also hex /heks/) adj. [computing if) a system for
representing pieces of data using the numbers 0-9 and the letters A-F 十六进制的:
The
number 107 is represented in hexadecimal as 6B. * 107这个数用十六进制表示为6B。 hexa-gon /'heksagan; NAmE -gain/ noun {geometry JIM) a flat shape with
six straight sides and six angles 六边
形;六角疮► hex.agon.al /heks’aeganl/ flc/j. hexa.gram /.heksagraem/ now/?
(geometry 几何)a shape made by six straight lines, especially a star
made from two triangles with equal sides 六角星形;六角形 hexa-he-dron /.heksa'hirdran; -'hed-/
noun
(geometry Ji 何)a solid shape with six flat sides 六面体 hex-am-eter /hek'saemita(r)/ noun {technical a line of poetry with
six stressed syllables 六音步诗行
hey /hei/ exclamation (informal) 1 used to attract sb5s
attention or to express interest, surprise or anger (用 以引起注意或表示兴趣、惊讶或生气)嘿,喂:Hey, can J just asfc you
something?嘿,问你点事好吗? ◊
Hey, Zeave my things a〖one/ 喂,别也 _ 妁系 M!
2 used to show that you do not really care about sth or that you think it is
not important (表示不真疋在意或认为不重要)嘿:
That’s
the third time I’ve been late this week—but hey/一counting?那是我这个星期第三次迟到了一 不过,嘿——谁管它呢。3 (S/A/rE)
used at the end of a statement, to show that you have finished speaking, or to
form a question or invite sb to reply (用于陈述舍韦
尾,表示话已说完,或构成问题或请求回答)就这样,怎
么样,你说呢:TTianfcs /or your hdp, hey.谢谢你的帮助
啦。〇 My new bffce’s nice, hey?我的if自行车挺好,你说 呢? what the 'hey! {NAmE, informal) used to say
that sth does not matter or
that you do not care about it那有什么要紧;没什么;管它呢:77iis is probabZy a bad fdea, but what t/ie h^y/•这大概是个搜主意,.但管
它呢!
hey-day /'heidei/
noun [usually sing.] the time when sb/sth had
most power or success, or was most popular 最为强大•(或成功、繁荣 >
的时期BCEl prime: in its heyday, the company ran trains
every fifteen minutes. ^ 司在最兴隆时期每隔十五分钟就开出一列火车。◊ a/ine exampZe 介om the heyday o/Jtah_cm dnema 意大利电秦业 全盛翻的一部优秀代表作◊ a picture 〇/Brigitte Bardot in her heyday禧姬•爸铎事业鼎盛时的一张照片
,hey 'presto exclamation [Br£) {NAmE presto) 1 something that people
say when they have just done sth so