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in-teMi-gent CHf /in'telid3»nt/ adj.

1                  good at learning, understanding and thinking in a

logical way about things; showing this ability 有才智 的；悟性强的；聪明的：a highly mteHigent chi7d非常 聪明的孩子◊ to asfc an inteHigent quesrion问一个机智的 问题     unintelligent 0 note on previous page

2                  (of an animal, a being，etc.动物、生物等）able to understand and learn things 有智.力如；有理M和学.习 能力的：a search for intelligent life on other planets 在其他行星上探索有智力的生命3 (compwf/叩计）（of a computer, program, etc•计算机、程 等）able to store information and use it in new situations 智能的： mteHigentso^hvare/systems 智能软件/ 系统 Hn te丨 H- gent-ly adv.

in-tel-li-gent-sia /m.teli'dsentsia/ (usually the intelli­gentsia) noun [sing.+sing./pl. v.] the people in a country or society who are well educated and are interested in culture, politics, literature，etc.知识界；知识_阶层

intelligible /m_telid3abl/ 〜（to sb) that can. be easily understood 易懂的；容易理解的 H771 under­standable ：His lecture was readily intelligible to all the students.他的讲课学生们都能轻松地听懂。023 unintelligible ► intelligibility /in.telidsa'bdati/ noun [LI] in*tel-li-gibly adv.

In-tel-sat /'intelsaet/ noun [sing.] an organization of countries which owns and operates an international SATELLITE system国际通信卫皇组织；国际通信卫星联盟

in-tem-per-ate /in'temperet/ adj. (formal) 1 showing a lack of control over yourself 放或的;.无节制的：fntem- pemte Zangua^e 过索的言语 f*TiI3 temperate 2 {espe- c/a//y regularly drinking too much alcohol 酗酒的

► in-tem-per-ance /-parans/ noun [U] in-tend tHt /in'tend/ verb 1 to have a plan, result or purpose in your mind when you do sth 打算；

计划；想要：[V] We finished later than we had intended.我们完成时已超 出原定时间。◊ [V to infl

1                  fully intended (= definitely intended) to pay for the damage.我确实诚心想赔偿损失。◊ [VN to inf] The writer clearly intends his readers to identify with the main char- acten作者显然想使读者能与主人公产生共鸣。[V -ing] ◊ (阶£) Z don’t intend staying Zong.我不打算长期逗留。◊ [VN] The company intends a slow-down in expansion. ^ 司?i备放慢扩展蓮度。<^[VNN] Jfe intended her no harm (=it was not his.plan to harm her).他无意伤害她。◊ [VN that] It is intended that production will start at the end 0/ the mont/i.计划月底将开始生 _。[also V that]

2                  [VN] ~ sth (by sth) | 〜sth (as sth) to plan that sth should have a particular meaning 意指 BCE] mean : What exactZy did you fntemi by that remark?你那句话 到底想说什么？ ◊ He intended it as a jofce•他只—异个

I玩笑。

ifl.tend.ed 〇■* /m'tendid/ [only before noun]

1 that you are trying to achieve or reach 意欲达到的；

打算的；计划的：the intended purpose原籴的目& ◊ the intended audience 预期的观众◊ 77ie buHet missed its intended target.子#未击中®金的目标。2 〜for sb/sth | 〜as sth | 〜to be/do sth planned or designed for sb/sth 为…打算（或设计）的：The boofc is intended/or chfZdren.这#冯是儿童写的。◊ TTie notes are I’ntemied as an introduction to the course.这些笔记的目_的是作为 对这门课程的介绍。一see also UNINTENDED

in.tense /rn'tens/ (3办 1 very great; very strong 很大 的；十分强烈始 S3H extreme ： intense heat/cold/ pain 齙热；户寒；剧痛◊ The President is under intense pressure to resign•总纟i承受着沉重的辞职迮为。◊ the intense Wue 0/ her eyes 她眼睛的深蓝色◊ f/itense interest/jpZea^ure/desire/anger 浓詹尚兴趣；十分快乐； 强烈的破望；极端愤怒2 serious and often involving a lot of action in a short period of time 严肃紧张的；激烈 的：intense competition 激烈的竞争◊ ft was a period 〇> intense activity•那是活动秦烈的和_。 3 (of a person 人） having or showing very strong feelings, opinions or

thoughts about sb/sth有强烈感情（或意见、想法）的； 尖锐的；热切的：an intense toofc热切的神情◊ He’s very intense about everything.他对一切都很热心。 —compare intensive ► in-tense-ly adv. ： She disliked him intensely.她非常讨厌他。

in.ten.si.fier /m’tensifaia(r)/ ajow/7 (grammar 语法）a word, especially an adjective or an adverb, for example so or very, that makes the meaning of another word stronger强调成分，强化词（.尤指形容词或副词，如so或 very )

in-ten-sify /in'tensifai/ verb (in-ten-si-fies, in-ten-s|-fy-ing, in.ten-si.fied，in ten-si-fied) to increase in degree or strength; to make sth increase in degree or strength (使）加强，增强，加剧 003 heighten: [V] Violence intens诉ed during the night.在夜间暴力活动如剧了。◊ [VN] The opposition leader has intensified his attacks on the government.反对派领袖加强了对政府的攻击。“11- tensi-fi-ca-tion /m.tensrfi'keijn/ noun [U, sing.]

in-t^n-sity /in'tensati/ noun (/?/. -ies) 1 [U, sing.] the state or quality of being intense 强烈；紧张；—烈：intensity 0/ Zight/sound/cotour 光 / 声音 / 色彩的强度◊ intensify 0/ /eeHng/concentrarion/rdie/感情的强烈；高度精#集 中；.，大为宽慰◊ He was watching her with cm intensity that was unnerving•他用一种令她心慌的专注神情看# 她。◊ I7ie storm resumed vvit/i eve/i greater intensify.风 暴更猛烈地再度肆虐。2 [U, C] (usually        术语)the

strength of sth, for example light, that can be measured 强度；烈度：varying intensities 0/ naturanight 自然光

i不断变$的强度

in-ten-sive /in'tensiv/ adj. 1 involving a lot of work or activity done in a short time短时间内集中紧张进行的； 密集的：an intensive language course 速成语言课 _ ◊ two weeks 〇/intensive training 两周的强化训练◊ inten­sive dipZomati'c negotiations 紧张囟办女谈判 2 extremely thorough; done with a lot of care 彻底命；十分细致的： His disappearance has been the subject of intensive inves- rigation.他的失踪一直是大力调查的重点。3 (of methods of farming 农业方法）aimed a.t producing as much food as possible using as little land or as little money as possible 集约的：Traditionally reared animals grow more slowly than those reared under intensive /arming conditions.按传统方式饲养的家畜比集约饲养的 '长得慢。◊ mtensfve a^ricuiture 集约农业 一 see also capital-intensive, labour-intensive ► in-ten-sive-ly adv. ： This case has been intensively studied.

已进行深入研究。◊ intensfveZy/armed 〖and集约耕_囟 农田

intensive 'care noun [U] 1 continuous care and atten­tion, often using special equipment, for people in hospital who are very, seriously ill or injured ■彳医院 里治）特别护理；重症监护：She needed intensive care /or severa丨days.她需要几夫_的特别护理。◊ fnte/isfve care jjatferzts/^eds # 别护■理病 i 尚 * 人 / 床位 2 (also in,tensive 'care unit [C]} [abbr. ICU) the part of a ■hospital that provides intensive care _别护S病房；重 症监护室：The baby was in intensive care/or 48 /lours. 婴儿在加护病房看护了 48小时。

in-tent /m'tent/ adj., noun

■ ad!/. 1 showing strong interest and attention 热切的； 专注的：an intent gaze/toofc专注的目光/ _ _ ◊ Ms eyes were sudden^ intent•他的目光突然专注起来。

2 ~ on/upon sth | ~ on/upon doing sth (formal) deter­mined to do sth, especially sth that will harm other people决心做（先指％害他人的事）：They were mtent ort murder•他们存心谋杀。◊ Are you intent upon destroying my reputaricm?你是不是存心要败坏我舍名 .誉？ 3 ~ on/upon sth giving all your attention to sth 专 心；专注：I was so intent on my work that I didn't nortce the time.我专心工作，以致忘了时间。►in.tent.ly adv. ： She Zoofced at him intently.她自不转睛地看—他。 noi/n [U]〜（to do sth) (/brmfl/ or /aw 律）what you intend to do 意图；意向；目的 PHTI intention ： She denies possessing the drug with intent to supply.她否认拥有毒 品是为了提供给别人。◊ a ietter/statement 〇/mtent意 向书◊ ffis intent is dearfy not to pZacate his critics.他的 目的显然不是要安抚批评他的人d BM to a丨丨intents and 'purposes (Br£) (NAmE for all intents and purposes) in the effects that sth has, if not in reality; almost completely几乎完全；差不多_于:.办J982 t^e