man-hour 1228 |

• {literary or humorous) a man’s penis. People use ‘manhood’ to avoid saying ‘penis’.（与 penis _ 义，，艮p 阴莲）4 [U] all the men of a country — 国的男

子：The nation’s manhood died on the battlefields of Wor〖d WarL这个国家的男子都在第一次世界大战的战场 上牺牲了。一 compare womanhood 'man-hour noun [usually pi.] the amount of work done by one person in one hour工时（每人每小时的工作量} man-hunt /'maenhAnt/ noun an organized search by a lot of people for a criminal or a prisoner who has escaped (对罪犯或逃犯的）搜捕，追捕 mania /'memia/ /7〇w/? 1 [C, usually sing.，U]〜（for sth/for doing sth) an extremely strong desire or enthusiasm for sth, often shared by a lot of people at the same time (通常指许多人共有的）强烈的欲望，狂热，极大的热情 PTITl craze ffe had a mania/or/〇5t cars.他是个飞车 狂。◊ FootbaW mania is sweeping the country.足球热 .正风靡全国。2 [U] (psyc/7〇/ogy 心）a mental illness in which sb has an obsession about sth that makes them extremely anxious, violent or confused 躁狂症 -mania    /om? (in nouns 构成名词）mental

illness of a particular type …•狂；…癖：Weptomania 偷 窃癖► -maniac .(in nouns 构成名词)：a pyromaniac 火狂<

ma.niac /’meiniaBk/ /?ow/7 .1   a person who

behaves in an extremely dangerous, wild, or stupid way•行为极其危险（或狂暴、愚蠢）的人；疯子；狂人 madman ： He was driving like a maniac,

似地开:车。2 a person who has an extremely strong desire or enthusiasm for sth, to an extent that other people think is_ not normal 狂热分子；过激分子 EPITl fanatic 3 {psychology >b) a person suffering from mania躁狂症患者；疯子：a homfcfciaZ mam’ac杀人狂 ► ma-niac adj. [only before noun] ： a maniac driver/fan/ fciZZer发了疯的司机；狂热的爱好者；疯狂杀手 ma.ni.aca_ /ma'naiakl/          wild or violent 狂野的；粗

暴的：maniacaHaughter 野的笑声 manic /'maenik/ adj. 1 {informal) full of activity, excite­ment and anxiety; behaving in a busy, excited, anxious way狂热的；兴奋的；忙乱的cnnhectic- Things are manic in the office at the moment.         ^

忙乱〇 ◊ 77ie pe/formers had a mcmic energy and enthu- siasm.表演者看一种疯狂的劲头和激情。2 (psyd7〇/ogy心） connected with mania(2)躁狂的：manic mood svvfn^s 喜怒无常的情绪变化► maivioaMy /-kli/ J rushed around manically, trying to finish the housework,

脚乱_地跑$跑去，@把家务活干完。

.manic de'pression noun [u] = bipolar disorder .manic-de'pres-sive^y., noun = bipolar mani*cure/'maenikju0(r); NAmE-kjur/ noun, verb mnoun [C, U] the care and treatment of a person's hands and nails丨參剪指甲；指甲护理：to have a manicure修 指甲一compare pedicure

■                  mi? [VN] to care for and treat your hands and nails 修

剪^指甲:)；护理（手）

mani-cured /'maemkjoad; NAmE -kjurd/ adj. 1 (of hands or fingers 手或丰指)with nails that are neatly cut and polished精心护理侖；修剪整齐的2 (of gardens, a lawn, etc.花园、草坪等）very neat and well cared for

整齐的；f理得很好的

mani.cur.ist /'maemkjuarist; NAmE -kjur-/ noun a person whose job is the care and treatment of the hands and nails指甲美容师；指甲修理师；护手师 mani-fest /'maenifest/ verb, adj., noun mverb (formal) 1 [VN] ~ sth (in sth) to show sth clearly, especially a feeling，an attitude or a quality 表明，清餐 显示（尤指情感、态度或品质）BOH DEMONSTRATE: Social tensions were manifested in the recent political crisis.最近的政治危机显示了社会关系的紧张。2[VN] 〜itself (in sth) to appear or become noticeable 显现； 使人注意到 Hn appf.ar The symptoms of the disease manifested themselves ten days later.   这种病的

症状显现出来。

rw/y. ~ (to sb) (in sth) | ~ (in sth) (/brmfl/) easy to see or understand 明显的；显M 易见 W clear ： His nervousness was manifest to all those present.

man-hour 1228 |

• {literary or humorous) a man’s penis. People use ‘manhood’ to avoid saying ‘penis’.（与 penis _ 义，，艮p 阴莲）4 [U] all the men of a country — 国的男

子：The nation’s manhood died on the battlefields of Wor〖d WarL这个国家的男子都在第一次世界大战的战场 上牺牲了。一 compare womanhood 'man-hour noun [usually pi.] the amount of work done by one person in one hour工时（每人每小时的工作量} man-hunt /'maenhAnt/ noun an organized search by a lot of people for a criminal or a prisoner who has escaped (对罪犯或逃犯的）搜捕，追捕 mania /'memia/ /7〇w/? 1 [C, usually sing.，U]〜（for sth/for doing sth) an extremely strong desire or enthusiasm for sth, often shared by a lot of people at the same time (通常指许多人共有的）强烈的欲望，狂热，极大的热情 PTITl craze ffe had a mania/or/〇5t cars.他是个飞车 狂。◊ FootbaW mania is sweeping the country.足球热 .正风靡全国。2 [U] (psyc/7〇/ogy 心）a mental illness in which sb has an obsession about sth that makes them extremely anxious, violent or confused 躁狂症 -mania    /om? (in nouns 构成名词）mental

illness of a particular type …•狂；…癖：Weptomania 偷 窃癖► -maniac .(in nouns 构成名词)：a pyromaniac 火狂<

ma.niac /’meiniaBk/ /?ow/7 .1   a person who

behaves in an extremely dangerous, wild, or stupid way•行为极其危险（或狂暴、愚蠢）的人；疯子；狂人 madman ： He was driving like a maniac,

似地开:车。2 a person who has an extremely strong desire or enthusiasm for sth, to an extent that other people think is_ not normal 狂热分子；过激分子 EPITl fanatic 3 {psychology >b) a person suffering from mania躁狂症患者；疯子：a homfcfciaZ mam’ac杀人狂 ► ma-niac adj. [only before noun] ： a maniac driver/fan/ fciZZer发了疯的司机；狂热的爱好者；疯狂杀手 ma.ni.aca_ /ma'naiakl/          wild or violent 狂野的；粗

暴的：maniacaHaughter 野的笑声 manic /'maenik/ adj. 1 {informal) full of activity, excite­ment and anxiety; behaving in a busy, excited, anxious way狂热的；兴奋的；忙乱的cnnhectic- Things are manic in the office at the moment.         ^

忙乱〇 ◊ 77ie pe/formers had a mcmic energy and enthu- siasm.表演者看一种疯狂的劲头和激情。2 (psyd7〇/ogy心） connected with mania(2)躁狂的：manic mood svvfn^s 喜怒无常的情绪变化► maivioaMy /-kli/ J rushed around manically, trying to finish the housework,

脚乱_地跑$跑去，@把家务活干完。

.manic de'pression noun [u] = bipolar disorder .manic-de'pres-sive^y., noun = bipolar mani*cure/'maenikju0(r); NAmE-kjur/ noun, verb mnoun [C, U] the care and treatment of a person's hands and nails丨參剪指甲；指甲护理：to have a manicure修 指甲一compare pedicure

■                  mi? [VN] to care for and treat your hands and nails 修

剪^指甲:)；护理（手）

mani-cured /'maemkjoad; NAmE -kjurd/ adj. 1 (of hands or fingers 手或丰指)with nails that are neatly cut and polished精心护理侖；修剪整齐的2 (of gardens, a lawn, etc.花园、草坪等）very neat and well cared for

整齐的；f理得很好的

mani.cur.ist /'maemkjuarist; NAmE -kjur-/ noun a person whose job is the care and treatment of the hands and nails指甲美容师；指甲修理师；护手师 mani-fest /'maenifest/ verb, adj., noun mverb (formal) 1 [VN] ~ sth (in sth) to show sth clearly, especially a feeling，an attitude or a quality 表明，清餐 显示（尤指情感、态度或品质）BOH DEMONSTRATE: Social tensions were manifested in the recent political crisis.最近的政治危机显示了社会关系的紧张。2[VN] 〜itself (in sth) to appear or become noticeable 显现； 使人注意到 Hn appf.ar The symptoms of the disease manifested themselves ten days later.   这种病的

症状显现出来。

rw/y. ~ (to sb) (in sth) | ~ (in sth) (/brmfl/) easy to see or understand 明显的；显M 易见 W clear ： His nervousness was manifest to all those present.