jawan /ds^wam/ now/? (//id£)
a soldier of low rank 士
.兵;步兵
jaw-bone /'d3〇:b0un; NAmE -boun/ noun the bone that forms
the iower jaw 下’颌骨 PTFI mandible 一 picture
O BODY
jaw-break-er /'d3D:breika(r)/ noun [NAmE) = gobstop-
PER
jaw-line /'d3D:lain/ noun the outline of the lower jaw "f
颌的轮廓;下巴的外形
j^y /d3ei/ noun a European bird of the
crow family, with bright
feathers and a noisy call 松鸦(见于欧洲,
羽毛鲜艳,喜大声鸣叫)一see also bluejay Jay.cee /_d3eisi:/ now/? /n/o/wfl/) a member of the
United
States Junior Chamber, an organization for people between the ages of 21 and 39
that provides help in local communities in the
jay-walk /'d3eiwo:k/ verb [V] to
walk along or across a street illegally or without paying attention to the
traffic (无视交通规则)乱穿马路►jaywalker now/i jaywalking now/? [U] jazz /d3aez/ noun, verb
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noun [U] a type of music
with strong rhythms, in which the players often improvise (= make up the music as they are playing),
originally created by African American musicians 爵士乐:a jazz band/dub 爵士乐 队/夜总会◊
tradftional/modem jazz传统/现代爵士乐
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jazz musicians 爵士 .乐师一see also acid
jazz
and all that ’jazz and things like that 以
及诸如此类的东西(或秦情>:How’s it going? Ybu
know_Zove, Zi/e and aZZ that jazz•怎么样啊?你知道
说的就是爱情、生活以及诸如此类的事情嘛。
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verb i-JiliMi jazz
sth*-'up (informal) 1 to make sth more
interesting, exciting or attractive 使某事更有趣; 使某事更令人兴奋;使某事更有吸引力2
to make a piece of music sound more modem, or more like popular music or jazz使一段音乐听起来更现代化;使更爲有流行
音乐(或爵士乐)的风格:於a jazzed up version 〇/an
_
o〖dtune;这是把一段古老的曲调翻新了。 jazz-er*cise™ /'d3aezasaiz; NAmE -zars-/ noun [u] a form of aerobic exercise which includes
movements from jazz dancing爵士健美操
jazzy /_d3aezi/ (/n/ormfl/) 1
in the style of jazz 爵士
乐成格的:a jazzy meiody/time爵士乐风格的曲调
2
(sometimes
disapproving) brightly coloured and
likely to attract attention 绚丽的;花哨的 SE1
snazzy : That’s a tie you’re wearing.你系的那条领带太艳
丽了。
JCB™ /,d3ei si:
'bi:/ noun [Br^) a powerful vehicle
with a long arm for digging and moving earth * JCB 挖掘装
载机
JCL /,d3ei si: 'el/
abbr. job control language
(a computer language that lets the user state what tasks they want the OPERATING
SYSTEM tO dO)作业控制语言(让计算机
用户给操作系统分配作业)
'J-doth™ noun a type of light cloth
used for cleaning
*J清洁布;轻软抹布
JCR /,d3ei si: 'a:(r)/
abbr. junior common room jeal-OUS /'d^elasl adj.
1
feeling angry or unhappy because sb you
like or love
is showing interest in
sb else 吃醋的;妒忌的:a j’eaious
wf/e/husband 好吃醋的妻手/丈夫◊ He’s onZy
taWd/ig to her to mafceyou jeaZous•也跟她i异话就是为了
让你妒忌。2 〜(of sb/stfi} feeling
angry or unhappy because you wish you had sth that sb else has 妒羡兩; 忌妒的 envious : She's jealous of
my success.
妒我的成功。◊ C/iiWren
o/iten /eei jea〖ous when a new baby arrives.新生婴儿出世时孩子常常感到忌妒。3〜(of sth) wanting to
keep or protect sth that you have because it makes you feel proud 珍惜的;爱惜的;精心
守护的:77iey are very jeaious 〇/ their
good reputation (=they do not want to lose it).他们极为珍惜_己的声 誉。► jeal.ous.ly odv.: She eyed AfataZia jeatousZy.她妒 忌地看着纳塔利碰。◊ a jealously guarded secret严守 的秘密
jeal-ousy /'d3el0si/ noun {pi. -ies) 1 [u] a feeling of being jealous 忌妒;妒金;羡慕:J/dt side with jeatousy.我 羡慕得要死。-◊
sexuaZjeaiousy 性妒忌 2
[C] an action or a remark that shows that a person is jealous 忌妒, 妒羡,羡慕(的言行):I’m tired 〇/her petty
jea/oiisfes.
_我厌烦她那小肚鸡肠的忌妒。
jeans /d3i:nz/ noun [pi.] trousers/pants made of strong
cotton, especially denim 牛仔裤;粗斜纹棉布裤:a/adedpair o/b〖ue jeans—条 退T色的蓝色牛彳子_ 一picture o page R22 — see also denim⑵ From Janne, the Old French name
for
Jeep™
/d3i:p/ noun a small strong vehicle used, especially
by the army, for driving over rough ground ^ # 车;越函:车—picture c> truck jee-pers /'d3i:paz;
NAmE -parz/ (also jeepers 'creepers) exclamation (especially NAmE,
informal) used to express surprise or shock (表示惊奇或震惊)天哪,哎呀: keepers/ That car Tiearfy hit us/ 夫哪!那辆车差点 M
了 <我们!
jeer /d3ia(r); NAmE d3ir/ verb, noun
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noun [usually pi.] a rude
remark that sb shouts at sb else to show that they do not respect or like them 嘲笑,嘲 弄,讥讽,奚落(的言语)H32I taunt: He walked on to the stage to be
greeted with jeers and whiles.他登上
舞台,结果迎来阵阵嘲笑和口哨嘘声。
Jeez
/d3i:z/ exclamation {informal, especially
Je-ho-vah
/dsi'hauva;
NAmE -'hou-/ (also Yah-weh) noun [U] the name of God
that is used in the Old Testament of the Bible耶和_华(《〈圣经〉旧约》中对上帝的称呼} Je.hovah^
'Witness noun a member of a
religious organization based on Christianity, which believes that the end of
the world is near and that only its members will be saved from being damned 耶和华见证人(相信
Ig界未日在即,只有其信徒才能免受惩罚> jejune /d3i'd3u:n/ 〇〇[/_• 1 too
simple 太幼稚的;
不成熟如;头脑单的 SE1
naive 2 (of a speech, etc. .巧讲等)not
interesting枯燥无味的;单调的;空洞的
jejunum /d3i'd3u:n8m/ noun {anatomy ft?) the second part of the small intestine 空.肠._
compare duodenum, ileum ► je-junal /-'d3U:nl/ adj.
Jek-yll
and Hyde /,d3ekl
an 'haid/ noun [sing.] a person who
is sometimes very pleasant (Jekyll) and sometimes very
unpleasant (Hyde) or who leads two very
separate lives两重性格交替出现的人;具有善恶双重人格的人
From
the story by Robert Louis Stevenson, Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, in which Dr Jekyll
takes a drug which separates the good and bad sides of his personality into
two characters. All the negative aspects go into the character of Mr Hyde.源自罗伯特•路烏斯•史
蒂文森的小说《化身博士》,小说中哲基尔医生服用了一
种药,把他性格中的善与恶分在两个人物身上,所有的恶
_念都分给了海德先生。
jell verb [V] {especially
NAmE) = gel v.(1, 2, 3) jellied /'d3elid/ adj. [only before noun] {especially Br£) prepared or cooked in
jelly 做成胶冻状的:jei〖ied eeLs _鳗鱼冻
jelly /'d3eli/ {pi. -ies) noun 1 [U, C] (firf) [NAmE jello, Jell-O™ [u]) a cold sweet
transparent food made from gelatin, sugar
and fruit juice, that shakes when it is moved 果冻:jelly and ice cream 果冻冰激凌◊ a raspberry
jeHy 山莓冻 2
[U] a substance like jelly made from gelatin
and meat juices, served around meat, fish, etc.肉冻 B33
aspic : chicken in