they are not as important as you 专横的;蛮横的;盛气 凌人的:cm imperious gesture/vofce/command 盛气

凌人的姿势/ 语调/ 命令im.peri.ous.ly  : ‘Get it

now/ she demanded imperiously. “现在就给我拿来。” 她蛮横地要求。

im-per-ish-able /im'perijabl/ adj. (formal or literary) lat will last for a long time or forever 不会腐烂的;示 环的;不朽的PgiTl ENDURING

im-per-man-ent /im'paimenant; NAmE -'pairm-/ adj. (formal) that will not last or stay the same forever ^7jc 久的;短暂的;暂时的 riTJ3 PERMANENT ► im.oer.man- ence /-ans/ noun [U]

im-per-meab.le /impsmiabl; AMmf -’p3:rm-/ to

sth) (technical not allowing a liquid or gas to pass through不可渗透& ;不透气的;不透水的Km PERME- ABLE

im permissible /.impai'misabl; NAmE -p3r'm-/ adj. that cannot be allowed 不允许的;不许可的:an imper- missiWe fnvadcm 〇/privacy对个人隐私的非法侵犯EH3

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im-per-son-al /im'p3sanl; NAmE -'p3rs-/ adj. 1 (usually disapproving) lacking friendly human feelings or atmos- phere; making you feel unimportant 缺乏人情味的;冷 淡的:a vast I'mpersonaZ organization庞大而示讲人情的 _织 an fmpersonaZ hote room冷冰.冰的旅馆房间 Business letters need not be formal and impersonal 信函不一定就得刻板而缺乏乂情味。 a cod impersomiZ stare 冷漠的备视 2 not referring to any particular person 非指个人的;客观的iet’s fceep the criticism genem and impersomiZ.让我丨门作泛泛的说评,不要针对 个人。3 (gramma/•语法)an impersonal verb or sentence has ‘itor ‘there’ as the subject (动词或句子无火称的,非人称的 irrvpersoival‘ity /im,p3:s^nael3ti; NAmE -,p3rs-/ noun [U] the cold impersonality of some modern cities某些现决城市的冷漠无情im.per.son.ally /im'psisanali; NAmE -'p3rs-/ adv.

im, personal pronoun noun {grammar i# a pronoun (in English, the pronoun ‘it’that does not refer to a person or thing or to any other part of the sentence, for example in ‘it was raining’ 非人称代词.it was raining 中的 it '

im-per-son-ate /im'p3saneit; NAmE -'p3rs-/ verb [WN] to pretend to be sb in order to trick people or to entertain them 冒充;假扮;扮演:He was caught trying to impersonate a security guard.他假扮警卫.被抓获。 They do a pretty good job of impersonating Laurel and ffarciy•他们扮演劳莱和哈代很成功。im.per.son.ation /nn1p3sa,neij>n; NAmE -,p3rs-/ noun [C, U] H*g71 impres­sion He did an extremely convincing impersonation of the singer.他模仿那位歌手维妙维肖。

im*per-son-ator /im'p3saneita(r); NAmE -'p3rs-/ noun a person who copies the way another person talks or behaves in order to entertain people 模仿他人的滑稽演 员;..扮演者77ie show indudeci aimpersonator (车a man dressed as a woman). ?食出■中有一位男扮女装 的演员。

im-pertin-ent /im'p3tm0nt; NAmE -*p3rtn-/ adj. rude and not showing respect for sb who is older or more important鲁无礼不敬的FBm impolite an impertinent qu_estia/chfd 没有■礼貌的提问’/ 孩.子_ WouW it be impertinent to asfc why you’re Zeaving?'■’问 一下你为什么要离开不知是否唐突? note at rude im-per-tin-ence /-ans/ noun [U, C, usually sing.J She had the impertinence to asfc /ny age/ 她居魚.探问我的.年 龄,真没礼貌! im.per.tin.entlyflf/v.

im-per-turb-able /,imp0't3babl; NAmE -pdr't3rb-/ adj. ifornial) not easily upset or worried by a difficult situ- ation;caim冷静命;不易生气的;沉着的卜丨111屮61^11|4>- ability /,imp0,t3b0'bil8ti; NAmE -par,t3rb-/ noun [U] im- per*turb-ably /-abli/ adv.

im.pervi.ous /im_p3:vias; -'psirv-/ 1 〜to sth not affected or influenced by sth不受•响的imper- vi'ous to criticism/pain 能忍受批评/ 疼畚沾 2 to sth) {tec/jn/a?/:术语not allowing a liquid or gas to pass through不能*透的;不透气的;不透水的an imper­ious rock/Iayer 不透水 的备召 / 地层 impervious: to moisture防潮如

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im<pe-tigo /.impi'taigau; NAmE -gou/ noun [U] an infec­tious disease that causes sore areas on the skin im-petu-ous /im'petXuas/ adj. acting or done quickly and without thinking carefuily about the results 鲁莽 的;冲动的;轻率的 EQO Rash, impulsive : cm impetu­ous young womcm 莽撞的年轻女子 ◊ an impetuous decf- si'on.草率的决定► im.petu.os.ity /im.petJu'Dsati; A/Amf -'aisati/ noun [U] im-petu-ous-ly adv. im-petus /'impites/ /7w/7 1 sing.]for sth) | to sth/to do sth) something that encourages a process or activity to develop, more quickly 动力;_ 推动;促进;朿ij H771 stimulus to give (a) new/fresh impetus to sth给某事物以新的推进力.◊ 77ze debate seems_to have OSt mUC/l 1>2£016加.辩论会似乎没有幵始时那 么大的冲劲了◊ His artidesprovided the main impetus /or c/umge.他的那些文章是促进变革的主要推动力2 [U] (technical 7|t i#) the force or energy with which sth moves动量;动力;惯性

im.pinge "mpind3/    [V] ~ (on/upon sth/sb)

to have a noticeable effect on sth/sb, especially a bad one对…有明显作用或影响);妨碍;侵犯H23 encroach He never allowed his work to impinge on his private h/e.他从不让他的工作妨碍私生活。 im*pious /'impias; im'paias/ adj. (format) showing a lack of respect for God and religion (对上帝或宗教)■不敬 .的,.不恭的 PTJ3 pious ► im-pi-ety /im'paiati/ noun [U] imp.ish /'impij/ adj. showing a lack of respect for sb/sth in a way that is amusing rather than serious 顽童似的;顽g的;淘气的Pm mischievousan fmjpisfi grin/toofc 顽皮的笑脸 / 表情see also imp ► imp-ish.lyflfifv.

im-plac-able /im'plaekabl/ adj. 1 (of strong negative opinions or feelings强烈始消棱看法或感情)that cannot be changed不能改变的:1‘mpZacaWe hatred难以化解的 仇恨 2 (of a person 人)unwilling to stop opposing sb/sth不愿和解的;_不饶人的an impiacaWe enemy► im-plac-ably /im'plaekabli/ adv. to be implacably opposed to the pton坚决反对这个计划 im-plant verb, noun

_ verb /im_pla:nt; AA4/??£ -’plsent/ sth)': (in/into sth) 1 [VN] to fix an idea, attitude, etc. firmly in sb^ mind 灌输,注入(观念、看法等);(.在思想上:)生根: Prejudices can easily become implanted in the mind. f)i 见容易在头脑中扎根。2 [VN] to put sth (usually sth artificial) into a part of the body for medical purposes, usually means of an operation 将(人造器看等置入;(通常指通过手术卜将…植入:cmdectrotie implanted into the brain        —compare

transplant v.(l) 3 [V] (of an egg or an embryo 卵子或 胚胎to become fixed inside the body of a person or an animal so that it can start to develop 被.移植到('人或 .动物体内发育)►im.pant.ation /.implcun'teijn; MAwf -plaen-/ noun [U}

mnoun /'implaint; NAmE -plaent/ something that is put into a person’s i>ody in a medical operation (植入乂体 中的)移植物,植入物:si/i'cone breast impZants硅酮乳 房填充物compare transplant n.(2) im*plaus-ible /im'ploizabl/ adj. not seeming reasonable or likely to be true似乎不合备理的;不像真实的:an impiausfWe cfafm/fdeft/theory 悼于情理尚要求 / 思想 / 理论■ ◊ Jt was aH highiy fmpZausfWe土毫无道S Pm plausible ► im-plaus-lbly adv. iifi ple-ment verb, noun

m verb /'nnpliment/ [VN] to make sth that has been offi­cially decided start to happen or be used ^    ^M

彻;执行.;实施 EEd .carry out : to implement c/itmges/decisfons/poHcies/re/orms 实行变革;执行决 议/ 政策;实施改革 invple-men.ts-tion /,implim印- 'teijn/ noun [U] the implementation of the new system 新体制的实施

mnoun /'implimant/ a tool or an instrument, often one that is quite simple and that is used outdoors 工具;■:器 .■具;(常指 > 简单的户外用具agrfciiZturaZ implements

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irri'pli-cate /'implikeit/ verb [VN] 1 ~ sb (in sth) to show or suggest .that sb is involved in sth bad or criminal.