cum !aude_/irom [/CIA她以优异成绩毕业于加州大学洛杉
石几分校。一compare cum
laude, summa cum laude mag-nani-mous /maeg'naemmas/ adj. (formal) kind, generous and
forgiving, especially towards an enemy or a rival宽宏的，大度的（尤指对敌人或对手）：a magnanimous gesture 〇 He was magnani
mous in defeat and praised
his opponents skill fife 5^^：^ 表现得很洒脱，并且赞扬了对手的才能。_〇13&113.11丨111-
ity /.maegna'nnnati/ noun [U] ： She accepted the criticism vWth magmmfmify.她很大濩地摔受了批评。mag.naiii- mous*ly adv.
mag-nate /'maegneit/
noun a person who is rich,
powerful and successful, especially in business 权贵； 要人;富豪；（尤指
> 户业大亨：a medfo/property/ shipping magnate媒体/房地产/航运业大亨
mag-ne-sia /maeg'niisa; NAmE -Ja; BrE also -zia/ now/? [U] a white substance containing magnesium, used to help With INDIGESTION镁砂（用于治疗消化不良） mag-ne-sium
/maeg'niiziam/
noun [u] (symb Mg) a chemical element.
Magnesium is a light, silver-white metal that bums with a bright white flame.镁
magnets 磁体
magnet磁铁
magnet 磁铁 fridge magnet
冰箱磁貼
mag-net /'maegnat/ noun 1 a piece of iron that attracts objects made
of iron towards it, either naturally or because of an electric current that is
passed through it 磁铁；磁石；吸铁石
2 [usually sing.] ~ (for sb/sth) a person, place or thing that sb/sth is
attracted to 有吸引 力的人‘(_或地方、_ 事物）：/n the 1990s the area
became a magnet/or new investment•这个地区在 20 世纪 90 年 代成了新的投资热点。3
an
object with a magnetic surface that you can stick onto a metal surface 磁体； 磁性物体：介idge magnets 〇/ your /avourite cartoon characters可吸附于冰箱表面的你最喜欢的动画人物磁体
mag-net-ic /maeg'netik/
adj. [usually before noun]
1 be- havinglikeamagnet(l)像—焱的；有磁性的：ma^nertc materfak 磁性材料◊ The Wocfc
becomes magnetic when the current is switched on•—通上电流，_这块板就会有磁
性 0 2 connected with or produced by magnetism 磁 的；磁性的：magnetic properties//orces 磁性 /力◊ a magnetic disk (= one containing
magnetic tape that stores information to be used by a computer)磁盘 3 that people find very powerful and
attractive 富有吸 引力的；有魅力的：a magneticpersomiZffy富有魅另如
►
mag*|iet；ipaMy /-kli/ adv. magnetic compass noun = compass(I) mag.netic 'field noun an area around a magnet
or magnetic object, where there
is a force that will attract some metals towards it 磁场 mag.netic 'media noun [pi., u] the
different methods, for example magnetic
tape, that are used to store information for computers磁奋媒介（计算机贮存信息的
方法）
mag.netic 'north noun [u] the direction that is approximately north as it is
shown on a magnetic compass 磁北一compare true north mag.netic 'storm noun a situation in which
the magnetic field of the earth or of another planet, star, etc. is disturbed磁暴（地球或其他星球等磁场的扰动）
mag.netic 'strip noun a line of magnetic
material on a plastic card, containing information (塑料卡上附有
信息的）磁条
mag.netic
'tape noun [u] a type of plastic
tape that is used for recording sound, pictures or computer infor- mation磁带
mag-net-ism
/'maegnatizam/
noun [U] 1 a physical property (=
characteristic) of some metals such as iron, produced by electric currents,
that causes forces between objects, either pulling them towards each other or
pushing them apart 磁性；磁力 2 the
qualities of sth, especially a person's character, that people find powerful
and attractive 吸弓| 力；魅力：She exudes sexua〖 magnetism•她洋溢着女性&魅力。 magnet ize {BrE also -ise) /'maegnataiz/ verb [VN]
1
[usualty passive] {technical
7|<:
i#)
to make sth metal behave like a magnet 磁化；使有磁性
2 to strongly .attract sb 吸弓丨；迷住：Ciries have a
powe/^i/Z magnet- izing effect on yoimgpeopte•城市对青_人有着强大的吸
?,弓1々。
mag-neto /maeg'niitau;
NAmE -'nirtou/ noun {pi. -os) a small piece of
equipment that uses magnets(I) to
produce the electricity that lights the fuel in the engine of a car, etc.磁石发电机；永磁电机；永磁打火装置
'magnet
school noun (NAm£) a school in a large
city that offers extra courses in some subjects in order to attract students
from other areas of the city (大城市中 提供额外课程招收其他地区学生的）有吸引力的学校，磁
方学校
mag-ni-fi-ca-tion /.maegnrfi'keiXn/ noun 1 [li]
the act of making sth look larger 放大：The insects were examined under magn诉cation.这些昆虫是放大危加14 E察的。
2
[C, U] the degree to which stJi is made to
look larger; the degree to which sth is able to make things look larger 放大率；放大倍数：a magmykarion 0/ 20 times the actual
size * 10 倍于'实物.的威大率◊ high/Zow ma^n诉cation 高 / 低放夫率◊ 77ie tdescope
has a magm^icarion o/5〇.迭个—远鯈可以放大50倍。
mag-nifi-cent /maeg'nifisnt/ adj. extremely attractive .and impressive;
deserving praise 壮丽的；宏伟的；值得
赞扬的 PPI71 splendid： The Taj Mahal is a magnificent bidding.泰姬陵是一座宏伟的建筑。◊
S/ie Zoofced magnificent in her
wedding dress. 看上，去漂
亮极 j。◊ Voi/’ve aZi done a magm^centjob.你们活儿 ;.于得知很出色。► mag.nifi.cence /-sns/ /?ow/i
[U]: the magmjfiicence 0/ the scenery 景色)观 mag.nifi.cent.ly adv. ： The public have
responded magnificently to our apped.对于我们的呼吁，公众的反响极为热烈。
mag-ni-fier /'maegnifai0(r)/
noun a piece of equipment that is used
to make things look larger 放大器；放大镜
mag-nify /'maegmfai/ verb (magni-fies, magni-fy ing, mag-ni-fied,
mag-ni-fied) [VN] 1 to make sth look bigger than it really
is, for example by using a lens or micro- scope 放大 HIT! enlarge ： bacteria magnified
to ]000 rimes their actual size 放大了 1
000 倍的细偷◊ an f mage magn^ed by a/actor 〇/4命大了 4 倍图像
2 to make sth bigger, iouder or
stronger 扩大；增.强：The soimd was magn诉ed by the high roo/•高高的M顶使声音 更响亮。◊ The
dry summer has magn诉ed
the proWem 0/
water shortages.干燥的夏季加剧了缺水的问题。3 to make sth seem more important or
serious than it really is夸大（重要性或严重性 >;夸张HT1 EXAGGERATE 'magnifying glass noun a round piece of glass, usually
with a handle, that you look through and that makes things look bigger than
they really are 放大镜一picture
b GLASS
mag.rii.tude
/'maegnitjuid;
/SWm£ -tu:d/ now/?〜（of sth) 1 [U] {formal) the great size or
importance of sth; the degree to wliich sth is large or important 巨大；重大；
重要性：We did not reaZize
magm’tude 〇/ the proWem.我们没有意识到这个问题的重要性。◊(! discovery 〇/the月rst magnitude —项极重要的发现 2 [C, U] (asfro/iomy 天）the degree to which a
star is bright 星 等；星的亮度：TTie star varies in
brightness by about three m呀nitudes.星体的亮度大约分三个星等。3 [C, U] (geo/ogy
地）the size of an earthquake 震级 mag-no-lia /maeg'naulia; NAmE -'nou-/ noun 1 [C] a tree with
large white, pink or purple flowers that smell sweet 木■兰；木兰+对
2 [U] (8r^) a very pale
cream colour 浅乳白色；浅桃红色