阴谋◊ T7ie young heroine steps into a web 〇/ intrigue in the academic vvor〖d.年轻的女主人公陷入了_术界钩心斗 角的罗网。2 [C] a secret plan or relationship, especially one which involves sb else being tricked 密％;秘密吴 系；阴谋诡计：I soon learnt about all the intrigues and scandals that went on in the little town.

小镇上流传的种种阴谋与丑闻。3 [U] the atmosphere of interest and excitement that surrounds sth secret or important神秘气氛；弓丨人入胜的复杂情节

in-trigued /in'triigd/ adj. [not usually before noun] - (to do sth) very interested in sth/sb and wanting to know more about it/them 着迷；很感兴趣；好奇：Jfe was intrigued by her story.他被細的故事迷住了。◊ J’m intrigued to fcnow w/iat you thought 〇/ the movie.我 <艮 想$道$对这部电影的看法。

in-tri-guing /m'triigir)/ adj. very interesting because of being unusual or not having an obvious answer 非常有 趣的；引人入胜的；神秘的：These discoveries raise mtrigiiingquestfons.这些发现带来了非常有趣的问题。◊ cm mtriguingpossibility 令人不解的可能性◊ He/oimd her fntrigui’ng•他觉得M很迷人。► in.tri.guing.ly adv.

in-trin-sic /m'trinsik; -zik/ adj. ~ (to sth) belonging to or part of the real nature of sth/sb 固有的；内在的；本身 的：the intrinsic vaiue 〇/education 教貪如固有价{k ◊ These tasks were repetitive, lengthy and lacking any mtrinsfc interest•这些作业重复冗长，没有什么意义。◊ Small local shops are intrinsic to the town}s character. 本地的一些小店铺是这个镇的基本特点。一compare extrinsic ► in trin-sic aMy /-kli/ adv. ： There is nothing intrinsically wrong with the idea (= it is good in itself but there may be outside circumstances which mean it is not suitable).这种想法本身并没有错。

intro /'intrau; NAmE 'introu/ noun {pi. -os) (informaf) an introduction to sth, especially to a piece of music or writing介绍；（尤指）勤奏，前言，导言

intrO-dllCe Ow /.intra'djuis; NAmE -'dais/ verb [VN]

►                 PEOPLE 人 1 ~ A (to B) | ~ A and B | ~ yourself (to sb) to tell two or more people who have not met before what each other’s names are; to tell sb what your name is把…介绍（给）；引见；（自我）介绍：CanJf/itro- duce my wi/e?我来介绍一下我的妻子。.〇He mtroduced me to a Greek girZ at the party.他泰聚会上介绍我认识了 一位希腊姑娘。◊ We’ve dready been introduced. _们 已经 A 绍认 W 了。◊ Can J introduce myse〖/P J’m HeZen Robins•让我来自我介绍一下吧。我叫海伦•罗宾斯。

0 %ay, this is Steve.’ Yes, I know—we’ve already introduced ourseives.’ “凯，这是史蒂夫。” “是的，我 知道——我们已经自己相互介绍了。”

►                 TV/RADIO SHOW 电视 / 电合节目 2 to be the main speaker in a television or radio show, who gives details about the show and who presents the people who are in it; to tell the audience the name of the person who is going to speak or perform主持（节目）；介绍（讲演者 或演员）：The next programme will be introduced by Ma/y David.下一个节目由玛丽•戴维主持。◊ May J introduce my first guest on the show tonight ... if it lie ^ 绍一下今晚节目的第一位嘉宾…

►                 NEW EXPERIENCE 新经历 3 〜sb to sth | ~ sth (to sb) to make sb leam about sth or do sth for the first time 使 初次 了解；使尝试：The iecture introduces students to the main topics 〇/the course.第一堂课是让学生了解 这门课的主要 A 容。◊ ft was she who /iirst introduced the 扣easures 〇/sailing to me.是她最先使我体会到了帆船运 动的乐趣。

►                 NEW PRODUCT/LAW 新产品 / 法律 4 〜sth (into/to sth) to

make sth available for use, discussion, etc. for the first time 推行；实施；采用 sin bring in: The company is introducing a new range o/producte this year•公司今年 将推出一系列新产品。◊ 7?ie new iaw was introduced in 1991.这项新法律是于1991年开始实施的。◊ We want to introduce the latest technology into schools,

各学校推介最新的技术。

►                 PLANT/ANIMAL/mSEASE 动植物；疾病 5 ~ sth (to/into sth)

to bring a plant, an animal or a disease to a place for the first time引进（动物或植物 >;传入（奋病> : Vegetation patterns changed when goats were introduced to the is〖and.自从引进山羊之后，这个岛上的植被模式改

变了。

START 开始 6 to be the start of sth new 作为（新事物）

1073  introverted

的开头;.v使开始；创始：Bands _/irom iondon introduced the craze jfer this toid 〇/music•企敦的乐队引发了对这种 音乐的狂热。◊ A theme introduces the/irst move­ment. 缓慢的主旋律引出 了第一乐章。

►                 IN PARUAMENt 议会 7 to formally present a new law so

that it can be discussed 将（法案）提交讨论：to intro- duce a        fbe/ore Pariiament厂丨南议会 > € 交议案

►                 ADD 增加 8 〜sth (into sth)    to put sth into sth

将…放进；添入：Parricies oj g〖ass had been mtroduced

the baby food.这种婴儿食品中被掺进了玻璃碎屑。

intfO.dllC.tion 〇■» /.mtra'dAkJn/ now/?

►                 BRINGING INTO USE/TO A PLACE 采:用；弓丨进 1 [U] the act of bringing sth into use or existence for the first time, or of bringing sth to a place for the first time 初次投入 使用；采用；引进；推行：the mtroduction 〇/ new manu/acturing methods 新制造方法的采用◊ the intro­duction o/compukory mi7ftary service 义务兵役制 的实行 〇 the 1 000th anniversary of the introduction of Chris- rianity to Russia基督教传入俄罗斯1000周年的纪念 2 [C] a thing that is brought into use or introduced to a place for the first time新采用（或新引进）的事物：The book lists plants suitable for the British flower garden, among them many new introductions.这未书列出 了适合 英国花园种植的花草，其中有很多新引进的品种。

►                 OF PEOPLE 人 3 [C]〜（to sb) the act of making one person formally known to another, in which you tell each the other’s name (正式的）介绍，引见： Introductions were made and the conversation started to 月ow.大家相互介绍之后交谈就开始了。◊ Our speaker today needs no introduction (= is already well known). 我们今天的发言人就不必介绍了。0£1&«61*〇/沅^〇«*1«：- tion (= a letter which tells sb who you are, written by sb who knows both you and the person reading the letter)介绍信

►                 FIRST EXPERIENCE 初次经历 4 [sing.]〜（to sth) a person’s first experience of sth 初★经房；■次知验：This aZbum was my 月rst introduction to modem jazz..这张专辑唱片 让我初次接触了现代爵士乐。

►                 OF B00K/SPEECH 书；讲话 5 [C，U] ~ (to sth) the first part of a book or speech that gives a general idea of what is to follow 序言；引言导论：a brie/ introduction 简短

〇 a book with an excellent introduction and notes 有*彩前言和注释的书◊ By way 〇/introductjpn, Zet me give you the background to the sto/y.作为引言，我先来 介紹一下故事的背景。一compare preface

►                 TO SUBJECT 學科 6 [C] ~ (to sth) a book or course for

people beginning to study a subject 初级读物；入门 课程：‘An Introduction to 《夭文拳入门》◊

Ifs a useful introduction to an extremely complex subject. 这是对一门极为复杂的学科的有益入门教程。

►                 IN MUSIC 音乐 7 [C] (ajIws/c■音）a short section at the beginning of a piece of music 前奏：an eight-bar iritro- duction有八个小节的前奏

intro*duc*tory /.intra'dAktari/ adj. 1 written or said at the beginning of sth as an introduction to what follows 序言的；弓丨导的；介绍的HTl opening introductory chapters/para^rajjhs/remarfcs 序篇；引言段；弁场甴

2                  intended as an introduction to a subject or an activity for people who have never done it before 入门的；初步 的：introductory courses/Zectures 基础课程 / i异座

3                  offered for a short time only, when a product is first on sale (新产品）试销的：a special introductory price 〇/just $10 杈 10 元给疣惠上 + 价◊ This introductory ojQfer is/or three days onfy.本试销优惠只为期三天。

intro-spec-tion /.mtra'spekjn/ noun [U] the careful examination of your own thoughts, feelings and reasons for behaving in a particular way 内省；反省

intro-spect-ive /.mtra'spektrv/ adj. tending to think a lot about your own thoughts, feelings, etc.好内省的；

<好反省的

intro-vert /'intr0V3：t; NAmE -V3：rt/ noun a quiet person who is more interested in their own thoughts and feelings than in spending time with other people ■内肉 的人；不喜欢与人女往的人PT-n f.xtrovf.rt ► intro-ver- sion /.intra'va^n; NAmE -'V3：r3n/ noun [U]

intro-vert-ed /'mtr0V3：tid; NAmE -V3：rt-/ (also intro­vert) adj. more interested in your own thoughts and