kly and easily that it
seems to have been done by magic嘿；瞧（变魔术般迅速轻松地做完某事时所说）： You just press the button and, hey presto,
a perfect cup of cctfee/只要按下按钮，嘿，马上就出来一杯上好的咖啡！
2 something that people
say just before they finish a magic trick变(变戏法完成之前所说}
HFC
/.eitj
ef'si:/ noun [C, U] a type of gas
used especially in aerosols (= types of container
that release liquid in the form of a spray). HFCs are not harmful to the layer
of the gas ozone in the earth’s atmosphere, (abbreviation
for‘hydrofluorocarbon’) 氟烷 ，氟代 烷烃， 氢氟碳
化合物（全写为hydrofluorocarbon，尤用于喷雾器，对臭
氧层无害
hg abbr. hectogram(s) W%
HGV
/,eitj d3i: 'vi:/ abbr. (fir£) heavy goods vehicle (a large vehicle
such as a lony/truck)金型货车；大型货运
卡车：Ybu need an f/GV Hcence /or
this job•■从事这项■工
作得有重型货车驾驶执照。
HHS
/.eitj
eitj 'es/ abbr. Department of Health and
Human Services (the
f服务部
hi Ot*1 /hai/ exclamation (informal) used to say hello (用于打招呼）喂，嗨：M guys/ 嗨， 伙计们!■ ◊ there/
ffow’reyou doing?喂！你样吗？
hia-tus /hai'eitas/ noun [sing.] (formal) 1 a pause in activity when
nothing happens 间断；停滞 2
a space, especially in a piece of writing or in a speech, where sth is missing空隙；（尤指文聶或说话中的）缺漏，漏
字，漏句
hi.atus
'hernia noun
{medical E) a condition in which
an organ, especially the stomach, sticks out through an opening in the diaphragm 食管裂孔庙
hi.ber.nate
/'haibaneit;
NAmE -barn-/ verb [V] , (of animals 动物）to spend the winter in a state like deep sleep 冬眠；蛰伏►
.hi.ber.na.tion /.haiba’neij'n; -bar'n-/ noun [U]
hi-bis-cus /hi'biskas;
hai-/ noun [U, C] {pi. hi-bis-cu$) a tropical plant or bush
with large brightly coloured flowers采槿
hic-cup (also
hic-cough)
/'hikAp/
noun, verb m noun 1 [C] a sharp, usually
repeated, sound made in the throat, that is caused by a sudden movement of the diaphragm and that you cannot control 嗝；呃逆：She gave a Zoud Wccup.她|丁了一个响嗝。2 (th^) hiccups [pi.] a series of hiccups —连串的打隔：J ate too
qufcfc/y and got hiccups.我吃得太快，结桌不断地打嗝。◊ /fe had the hiccups.
!也接逢打嗝。3 [C] (//7/o/vr?fl/) a small problem or temporary
delay 小问题；暂时性耽摘：There was a sZight Wccup fn the rimetabZe.时间安出 了点小问题。
■
verb [V] to Have hiccups a single hiccup 打嗝；打呃 hick /hik/ noun (informal, especially NAmE) a person from the
country who is considered to be stupid and to have little. experience
of life 乡巴倦；土里 土气的_人：I was 扣a Wcfcjhjm rexas t/ien•那B'iJ■我不过是从得克萨斯芣
的土包子。khick oof/: a
town 小乡镇
hickey
/'hiki/
noun {NAm£) = love bite hick-ory /'hikari/ noun [U] the hard wood of the
N American hickory
tree山备桃木（.产于北美.）、
HICP
V.eitJ
ai si: 'pi:/ abbr. harmonized index of
consumer prices (a list of the prices of some ordinary goods and services which
shows how much these prices change each month. It is used by the European
Central Bank and began to be used in the UK in 2003, where it is called the ‘Consumer
Price Index’.）消费者物价调和指 数（.欧洲中央银行用以显示普通商品每月价格变化情况， f国于2003年开始使用并称之为“居民消费价格指数” > .hidden
a'genda noun
{disapproving) the
secret inten- tion behind what sb says or does (言语或行.为背后的）
隐秘意图，秘密目的：rhere are /ears oj" a
hidden agemici behind this new proposa〖.人们担心这一新提议的
f后有不可告人的目的。
hide /haid/ verb, noun
m verb (hid /hid/, hid-den /'hidn/) 1 [VN] to put
or keep
sb/sth in a place where
they/it cannot be seen or found 藏；隐蔽 conceal： He hid the letter in a
drawer. 他把信藏在抽屉里。fceep my private papers hidden. 我藏起了我囟私人文件。◊ They Wd me^om the poHce in their attic.他们把我藏在他们的阁楼上躲避警察。
2 to
go somewhere where you hope you will not be seen or found 躲避；隐匿：[V] Quicfc, hide/ 快，躲.起 来！ ◊
J hfd under the bed.我無在床底f:。◊ (//》wraf/Ve) ffe hid beWnd a/ake identify.也隐姓S.表。◊ [VN] She hides herseZ/away in her oj^iice aH day.她成天躲在办公 ■室里。3 [VN] to cover sth so that it cannot be seen 遮 住；k 挡 HT1
conceal ： He hid his face in his
hands. 他用手舉住了脸>.◊ "Hie
house was hidden by trees.那所 房子被树丛遮住了。No amount 〇/ mafce-up couW hi'de
herage.再多的化妆品也遮掩不住她的年龄。4[VN]to keep sth secret, especially your feelings 掩盖，隐瞒（尤
指邊情）‘ KTl conceal ： She
struggled to hide her disappointment•她竭力掩饰她的失望。oJT have never trieS to
hide the truth about my past.我从未设法隐瞒我 的.过去 〇 ◊ They claim that
t/iey have nothing to hide
(=there
was nothing wrong or illegal about what they did)•他们声称他们没什么可隐瞒的。◊ She/e〖tsure the [etter had some hidden meaning•她确信那#信中有言外
.之意。IT»17!1 hide your
light under a 'bushel {BrP) to not let people know
that you are good at sth 不显运才
能；木逢锋芒一more at head /?•，MULTITUDE ■ now/? 1 [cj (8/f) a
place from which people can watch wild animals or birds, without being seen by
them (观 看野生动物的）隐蔽处，藏身处2 [C，U] an animal’s skin, especially when it is bought or
sold or used for leather (尤指买卖或用作皮革的）皮，毛皮：boots made介om bujSfaio hide 用水牛皮做的靴子3[5丨叩.](/>]|/〇/?7?<7/，《/^- cially NAm£) used to refer to sb^
life or safety when they are in a difficult situation (困境中的 V生命，■人身
安居:：All he's worried about
is his own hide (= himself). 他所担心的只是他自己的生命安全。◊ She’d do anyt/u'ng to save Zier own hide•她会不惜一切保住自己的性命。
ITiTOl hdve/tan sb's 'hide {old-fashioned,
informal
or humorous) to punish sb severely hMMA not see hide nor
'hair of sb/sth {informal) not to see sb/sth for
some time (—段时间）不见某人（或某物）的踪影：/haven’t seen hide nor hair 〇/her/or a month.我有 w 个月找见过 她了。
hide-and-seek
/.haid
n 'si:k/ noun [u] a children's game
in which one player covers his or her eyes while the other players hide，and
then tries to find them 捉迷
藏游戏
hide-away
/'haidawei/
noun a place where you can
go to hide or to be alone 藏身处；ik 隐处
hide-bound /'haidbaund/ adj. {disapproving) having old-fashioned
ideas, rather than accepting new ways of thinking 守旧的；迂腐的 H77I
narrow-minded hid.e〇us /_hidias/ very ugly or
unpleasant 十分丑陋
，的；令人厌恶& H7T1
revolting ： a hideous fact/ bu卩dfrtg/dress丑陋的面孔/建筑物/衣服◊ TTieir new
coZour scheme is hideous/他们新^0色搭配难看极了！ ◊
a hkieous crime;骇人听闻的罪行◊ 77ie whoZe
experience had been iifce some hideous nightmare.整个经历就像 —场可怕的噩梦。► hid.eous.ly fldv.: His /ace was hideously
de}brmed•他的脸严重变系。
hide-out /'haidaut/
noun a place where sb goes
when they do not want anyone to find them 藏身处；隐蔽所 hidey-hole (also hidy-hole) /'haidi haul; NAmE -houl/ noun {informal) a place where sb hides,
especially in order to avoid being with other people 躲 _ 处；藏 处；独居处
hid-ing /'haidig/
noun 1 [U] the state of
being hidden 藏；躲一：After the trial, she
had to go into hiding for severd weeks.审讯后她不得不躲藏了几个星期。offe only came out of
hiding ten years after the war was over.战争结束十年之后他才露面。◊ Wle spent months in hiding•我们躲藏了好几个月。2 [C，usually sing.] especially Br£) a physical punishment,
usually involving being hit hard many times 体罚；痛打 KT1
beating- to give sb/get a (good) hiding 给某人 / 遭到一顿（狠）揍
0 (figurative) The team got a hiding in
their last game, gp 支球队在最后一场比赛中被打得一败涂地。（Mona ,hiding to nothing {BrE, informal) having no chance of
success, or not getting much advantage even if you do