sounds old-fashioned.有人说 historic
时不发 h 音,前面
,an而;^用a,现在听起来过时了。
hiS-tOV-ic-al /hi'stDrikl; NAmE -'sto:r-; -'stair-/ adj. [usually before noun]
"Tconnected
with the past.(有关)历史的:the histor- bacfcground to the war这次故争的历史背景〇:¥ou must place these
events in their historical context.
把这些事件同它们的历史环境联系起来看。2 connected with the study of history有关历虫研究的;历史学的:
historical
documents/records/research ^
案 / 研究◊ The buiWing is 〇/ historicaZimportance•这 栋建筑有重要的历史研究价值。3 (of a book, film/ movie, etc•书籍、电影等)’ about people and
events in the past历史题材的:a historical novei历史小3兑 i:iau Some speakers do not
pronounce the ‘h’ at the beginning of historical and use ‘an’ instead of ‘a’
before it. This now sounds old-fashioned.有人说 historical时不发h音,前面用an而不用a,现在听起来过 时了。► his.tor.ic.al.ly /-kli/ fldv.: The book is historic- ahy inaccurate.这本书■^史金不特。◊扭storicaHy, there has always been a
great deal of rivalry between the two /amiHes.这两个家族世世代代对立斗争。
h is-tori-cism /hi'stDrisizem; NAmE-'stoir-; -'stair-/ noun [u] the theory that
cultural and social events and situations can be explained by history历史决定论;历史主义
the
his,toric 'present /701//1 [sing.] (gram/rn//•语法)the simple
present tense used to describe events in the past in order to make the
description more powerful Mi 现在时(为了表述更加生动,用一般现在时描述过去的
事情)
his-toriography
/hi.stDri'Dgrafi;
NAmE -,sto:ri'a:g-; -,sta:r-/
noun [U] the study of
writing about history ^ i;撰史;历史编纂学^丨54〇1^0&印卩》1七3丨/111.81;1)1^- 'graefikl;
NAmE -,sto:r-; -,sta:r-/ adj. his-tory 〇T» /'histri/ noun {pi. -ies)
1 [U] all the events that
happened in the past 历史(指 过去发生的所有事情):a tumfng point human
history人类历史的一个转折点◊ one 〇/ the worst disasters in
recent history近代史上最大的灾难之一 ◊
a
peopZe with no sense 〇/history —个沒有历史‘的民族◊ Many people throughout
history have dreamt of a world without war.历史上有很多人梦想过没有战争的世界。◊ The area was inhabited
long before the dawn of recorded history (= before people wrote
about events)/ 早在有历 史记载之前很久这个地区就有人居住了。◊ These events changed the
course 〇/history.这些事件改变了历史的进
程。2 [sing., U] the past events
concerned in the development of a particular place, subject, etc. .( 有吳案个地 方、主题等的)发展史,历史:t/iehistoryo/frdami/ democracy/poputor music爱尔兰/民主/流行音乐的历史
◊ rhe tocaZ history 〇/ the area is /ascinating.这个地区 的历史很有意思。◊ schooi traces its history bacfc to JS65.这个学校的历史可以追溯到1865年。3 [U] the study of
past events as a subject at school or university 历史课;历史学:a histoiy teacher历史老师◊ a degree in History 历史学学位◊ socfal/economfc/poZiticai
history 社会 /经济 /政治史◊ ancfent/medieval/modem
history 古代/+世纪/ 近代史◊ S/ie’s 'studying art
history.她正在研读艺术 i。—see also natural history 4 [C] a written or spoken account of past
events历史(指历史记载或历史传说):She’s writing a new
history 〇/Europe.她正在写■^部新的欧洲史。◊ She went on to catalogue a Zong history 〇/ disasters.接下来 她列举了一长串灾难。5 [sing.]〜(of sth) a record of sth happening frequently
in the past life of a person, family or place; the set of facts that are known
about sb’s past life (某人的)履历,经历;家族史;(某地的)沿
革:He has a history 〇/violent
crime..他有暴力犯罪的前 科。◊ TTiere is a history 〇/heart
disease in my /amify•我 家有家族心脏病史。〇a patient’s medical history病人 — see also case history, life history 11^ be 'history (/zi/omw/) to be dead or
no longer important 完 蛋;已过去了;不再重要;成为历史:Another mistake Zifce
that and you’re history.要是再犯那种错误你就完了。
0 We won^ talk about that—that’s history•我们不会谈
论那件事的 那都已经过去了。◊ r/iat’s past history
now•那是以芦的事了。the 'history books the record of great
achievements in history 历史上重大成就的记
载:She has earned her pZace in t/ie history books•她名
969 hit
垂青史。history re_peats
itself used
to say that things often happen later in the same way as before 历走时常
重演 make 'history | go
down in 'history to be or do
sth so important that it
will be recorded in history 载入 史册;青史留名;创造历史:a discovery that made medi’caZ history载入医学史册的一项重大发_ — more at rest n.
his.tri.on.ic
/.histri'Dmk;
NAmE -'ainik/ adj. [usually before noun] (formal, disapproving) histrionic behaviour is
very emotional and is intended to attract attention in a way that does not seem
sincere 矫揉造作的;装腔作
势的►. his.tri.on.ic.al.ly /-kli/ fle/v. his.tri.on-ics /jown [pi.]: She w〇5 used to her mother’s histrionics•她习惯了
,亲装腔作势的样¥。
hit /hit/ verb, noun
m verb (hit-ting, hit, hit)
►
TOUCH SB/STH WITH FORCE 打 1 [VN]〜sb/sth (with sth) to bring your hand, or an object
you are holding, against sb/sth quickly and with force (用手或器具):i,打: My parents never used to /lit me.我的父母以前从来不打
我。◊ He hit the na卩 square^ on the head with the hammer•他用锤子正对着钉子敲下去。◊ She
hit him on the head witA her umSreHa.她用雨本打他的头。2 [VN] to come against sth/sb with
force, especially causing damage or injury 碰撞;撞击(造成损伤):rhe bus hit the
britige.公共戌车撞到了桥上。◊ J was hit by a/aHing
stone.我被一块坠落的石头击中。3 [VN]〜sth (on/against sth) to knock a part of your body
against sth 使(身体部位)碰上i(某_): He hit his head on the tow
ceding.他的头碰了低矮的天花板。4 [VN] [often passive] (of a
bullet, bomb, etc; or a person using them 子弹、炸弹或射击者、拋掷者)to reach and touch a person or
thing suddenly .and with force 击中;命中: TTie town was hft bombs agai’n kist night, iik个會子昨
晚又一次遭到了轰知。◊ He was hit by a sniper.他裣狙 击手击中。
►
BALL.'球:5 [VN] to bring a bat, etc. against a ball and
push it away with force 击(故} : She hit the ball too hard and it went out of the
court.
^3 M ®,把 球打出了 场外。◊ We’ve hit our baH over, the /ence/ ■我右] 铯涂击过围4去了! 6 [VN] (spo/t 体)to score points by
flitting a ball 得分:to hit a home rim 打出本 垒打
►
HAVE BAD EFFECT 有坏影响 7
to have a bad effect on sb/sth产生不良影响;打击;危害:[VN] 77ie tax increases will certainly hit the poor.
的负担。◊ His death didn’t
reaZZy hit me at/irst.他鲐死 “并没有对我产生影响。◊ areas have been worst
hit by t/ie sttifce. k次罢工对农村地区的打击最沉 重。◊
►
ATTACK 攻出 8 to attack sb/sth 攻击;进攻;袭击:[VN]
We
hit the enemy when they 〖east expected it. _们在舍人 最意想不到的时候发动了进攻。[also v]
►
REACH 到达 9 [VN] to reach a place 到达(某地 > :
Follow this footpath and you'll eventually hit the
road. 着这条小踗走,终会走上大路。◊ rhe President hits
town tomorrow.总统明天到镇子上来。*10 [VN] to reach a
particular level 达到(某永木):remperatures
hit 40 ° yesterday. 40 0 The euro hit a record
Zow
m trading today.今天欧元的兑换价降到了历史最低
水平。
►
PROBLEM/DIFFICULTY 问题;困难 11 [VN] to
experience sth difficult or
unpleasant 经房不
愉快巧事情:Vl^e seem to have Wt
aprobiem. 门似丰遇 至!) 了问 *。 〇 Everything
was going well but then we hit trouWe.原本一切都进行得很顺利,但后来我们遇到了
麻烦。
►
SUDDENLY REALIZE 突然意 iR到 12 [VN】(/’n/orma/) to come suddenly into your mind
挺'突然想起:I
couldn^ remember where fd seen him before, and then it suddenly
hit me.起初我想不起以前在哪里见过他,后来猛然记起
来了。
PRESS
BUTTON:按钮 13 [VN] (/>i/om7fl/) to press sth such as
a button to operate a machine,etc.按,.’压(按’钮 等):Mt the bnifces/ 踩刹车!