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keyhole 'surgery noun [u] {especially 6/-£) medical operations which involve only a very small cut being made in the patient’s body 微仓ijf key-note /'kirnaut; NAmE -nout/ noun 1 [usually sing.] the central idea of a book, a speech, etc.(书、演说等的■) 要旨,主题,基调:Choice is the keynote / the new education poHcy.新教育政策的主导原则是容许选择。a keynote speech/speaker (= a very important one, introducing a meeting or its subject):.主题金言;主要发 ■言人 2 (mws/c the note on which the key is based;^ ► key-noter noun For the first time, a woman will be the keynoter at the convention this year.

会上将首界由一位女it当主要发酋乂。 key-pad /'kiipaed/ noun a small set of buttons with numbers on used to operate a telephone, television, etc.; the buttons on the right of a computer keyboard (用于操作电话、电视等的.)小键盘;(电话按键; (计算机)辅助键盘

key-pal /'kiipael/ noun [informal) a person that you regu- larly send emails to, often sb you have never met 键友 ,,(轻亨用电子邮件联系,徉徉不曾谋面

'key ring noun a small ring that you put keys on to keep them together钥匙圈;钥匙环 ’key signature nown (mws/.c 音)the set of marks at the beginning of a printed piece of music to show what key the piece is in 兩号 picture o music key-stone /'kiistaun; NAmE -stoun/ noun 1 [architecture the central stone at the top of an arch that keeps all the other stones in position 拱顶石 2 [usually sing.] the most important part of a plan or argument that the otherpartsdependon 计划、论振的)主旨,基础 key-stroke /'kiistrauk; NAmE -stroak/ noun a single action of pressing a key on a computer or typewriter keyboard击键;按键

key-word /'ki:w3d; NAmE -W3rd/ noun 1 a word that tells you about the main idea or subject of sth 主题词When you’re studying a language, the keyword is patience.学匀一门语言,最重要的是有耐心。2 a word or phrase that you type on a computer keyboard to give an instruction or to search for information about sth 关键词,关键字(用于檣令或检索):£nter the keyword ‘restaurants’ and dicfc on Search.键入关键词 restaur­ants, 点击 Search 按钮。

kg (p/. kg or kgsj (in writing) kilogram(s)(书与形 式)千克,舍斤:20*10公斤 the KGB /,kei d3i 'bi:/ noun [sing.] the state security police of the former USSR克格勃前苏联国家安全委员

会,p政治警察及安全机构

khaki /'ka:ki/ noun [U] 1 a strong greenish or yellowish brown cloth, used especially for making military uniforms Bjl布(尤用 做军会_) 2 a dull greenish or yellowish brown colour _色;黄褐色► khak : fchafci um/omw黄褐色咔叽军装 khan /ka:n/ noun a title given to rulers in some Muslim countries可汗,汗(一些穆斯林国家统治者的称号) khan-ate /'kaineit/ noun 1 the area which is ruled by a khan 可件的领土 2 the position of a khan 可汗之位_ khanga (also kanga) /'kaeqga/ (also lesso) noun {EAfr£) a large piece of light cloth with designs printed on it and worn by women around the waist and legs or over the head and shoulders肯加围巾布(东非女子用作围腰布或 围巾的印花薄布)

khat /ka:t/ noun [U] the leaves of a plant that grows in Arabia and Africa, which people chew or drink in tea as a dr^ig阿拉伯茶叶(产于阿拉伯和非洲,有药用) khazi /'ka:zi/ (also kharzy /*ka:zi; NAmE 'kairzi/) noun (p/. -ies) (o/d-jash/oned, BrE, sfang) a toilet 劂所;茅坑 kho-khd /'kau kau; NAmE 'kou kou/ noun [U] a S Asian game played by teams of twelve players who try to avoid being touched by members of the opposing team (南亚的)捉人游戏(每队十二人,尽可能不让对手触 摸到)

kHz 〇仙r. (in writing) kilohertz (书写形式)千赫(兹) kia ora /(kia 'o:ra/ exclamation (A/Z£) a greeting wishing good health你好;祝你健康

kib.bled /’kiWd/ [usuaMy before noun] (of grain 谷粒) crushed into rough pieces 痦成粗粒的;磨的 kib-butz /ki'bats/ noun {pi. kib-butz-im /(kibut'si:m/) (in Israel) a type of farm or factory where a group of people live together and share all the work, decisions and income基布兹,集体农场(以色列的共同生活、!I作、决策和分配收入的合作农场或工厂) kiblah =QIBLA

ki-bosh /'kaibDj; NAmE -barj/ noun [sing.] ITM1 put the 'kibosh on sth (informal) to stop sth from happening; to spoil sb’s plans—止某畚发生;挫败计划 kick /kik/ verb, noun

m verb 1 [often +adv./prep.] to hit sb/sth with your foot 踢;踹:[VN] She was punched and fcfcfced by her attacfcers.她遭到袭击者的拳打脚踢The boys Were a baH around I'n the yard.男孩们在院子里踢球。

◊ Vandals had fcfcfced the door down. ‘坏公私者门踹

倒了◊ [V] Stop fcicfcin^hurts/ 别踢了 ^      好痛 _

[also VN-ADJ] 2 to move your legs as if you were kicking sth 踢蹬;踢(腿):[VN] 77ie dancers fcfcfced their Zegs in t/ie air.舞蹈员做了空中踢腿的动作◊ [V] TTie child was dragged away, kicking and screaming.

又叫地被拖走了。 3 [VN]yourse f (//i/ormai) to be annoyed with yourself because you have done sth stupid, missed an opportunity, etc.(因千了蠢事、.失去 良机等对(自己生气:价沿fcicfc ftimseZ/ vWien he out he couZd have had the job•—旦发现彳4本可以得 到这个工作,他会感到懊恼的4 [VN] (in sports such as football (soccer) and rugby体育运动,如足球和橄榄 球to score points, by kicking the ball 踢球得斗;_门 得分to fcicfc a penaty/goa点球得分;射门得分 kick (some/sb^) 'ass [slang, especially NAm£) to punish or defeat sb 惩初,击败(某人■丨 kkk the ’bucket     or /?t//r?Aws) to die 七;翘辫子;蹬腿

JL kick the habit, drug, booze, etc. to stop doing sth harmful that you have done for a long time 戒除恶 习;戒毒;戒酒 kick your heels (gr£) to have nothing to do while you are waiting for sb/sth 无聊地等待We were ddng our heeZs, warring/or some customers•我们 見无聊赖地等待顾客光临。kick sb in the ’teeth to treat sb badly or fail to give them help when they need it粗暴对待某人;使极度失望kick over the Iraces {old-fashioned, BrE) to start to behave badly and refuse to accept any discipline or control (开始 5 不听话,不 守规矩,不受管束 kick up a _fuss’stinketc. to complain loudly about sth 吵闹;闹事;起哄 kick up your 'heels (informal, especially NAm£) to be relaxed and enjoy yourself 轻轻崧松;尽情享乐 kick sb up'stairs {informal) to move sb to a job that seems to be more important but which actually has less power or influ- ence使某人明升暗降;以升迁为名排斥某人kick sb when theyVe 'down to continue to hurt sb when they are already defeated, etc•落井下石 more at alive, hell   .kick a'bout/a'round (informal) 1 (usually

used in the progressive tenses 通常虑于进行时to be lying somewhere not being used ^ 闲置;闲置不用: There’s a pen fcicfcing around on my desfc somewhere.我 书桌上什么地方有支钢笔老放着2 to go from one place to another with no particular purpose (.无目的 地)四处游荡,闲逛,到处走They spent the summer fcicfcin^ aroimd Europe.他们在欧洲畚地晃悠了一夏天。 .kick sb a'round (informal) to treat sb in a rough or unfair way粗暴地蚣待某人;虐待;凌辱,kick sth a'bout/a'round (informal) to discuss an idea, a plan, etc. in an informal way $正式谈论(或讨论)某事;随 便谈谈 ’kick against sth to protest about or resist sth 反分,反抗,抵抗(某事 > :Young people often kick against the ruZes年轻人常常违反规定。,kick 'back [especially NAmQ to relax 放松Kick back and enjoy the summer.轻松愉快地享受这夏日的时光吧。kick'in 1 to begin to take effect 开始生效(或见 效):.JRe/orms wi'H /ci’dc in Zater this year.改革树于今年 卡半年开始见效2 (also ,kick _in sth) (both to give your share of money or help M;捐助i .kick 'off 1 when a football (soccer) game or a team, etc. kicks off, the game starts (足球比赛等 > 开球开 始related noun kick-off o note at start 2 to suddenly become angry or violent 发怒;动怒,kick ’off (with sth) (/n/orwfl/) to start 开始What time shaH we