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mo-men-touis /ma'mentas;
blAmE mou'm-/ adj: very important or
serious, especially because there may be important results关键的；重要的重大的
EQ3
historic： a momentous
decision/event/occasion
重大决定/事件；重要时刻
mo.men.tum /ma'mentam; NAmE mou'm-/ noun [U]
1
the ability to keep increasing or
developing 推进 力；动力；势头；The fight for his release gathers momentum eac/i day.争取使他获释的斗争声势日益加
弓虽 b 0 They
began to lose momentum in the second half o/thegame.在比赛的下半场，他们的势头就逐渐减弱。
2
a force that is gained
by movement 冲力：77re vehide gained momentum as t/ie road
dipped.那辆车顺着坡
越跑冲力越大。3 (fedm/cfl/术语）the quantity of
movement of a moving object, measured as its mass multiplied by its speed 动量
momma /'tnDma; NAmE 'maime/ noun [NAmE, informal) =mummy(I)
mommy /'mDmi; NAmE 'marmi/ noun {NAmE) =mummy(I)
mom-para /mDm'pAra; NAmE ma:m-/ (also mam-para /mAm'pAra/) noun {SAfrt) an insulting name for a person that
you think is stupid (含侮慢意）傻瓜，蠢货
mon-c>M〇N〇-
monad /'monaed; 'maun-; NAmE 'main-; 'moon-/ noun {philosophy a single simple
thing that cannot be divided, for example an atom or a person 单子（不可分
割的实体）
mon.arch /.mrniak; WAmf lma:rwrk;
-a:rk/ now/? a person who rules a country, for example
a king or a queen君主；帝王,
mo-nar-chic-al /ma'na:kikl;
NAmE -'na:rk-/ adj. [usually before noun] {formal) connected with a ruler such as a king or a queen
or with the system of government by a king or queen君主的；帝王的；君主制的
mon.arch.ist /'mDnakist; NAmE 'mainark-/ noun a person who
believes that a country should be ruled by a king or queen拥护君主制度者；君主主义者►mon- arch-ist
adj.
mon-archy /'rmmskv, NAmE 'mainarki/ noun (pi. -ies) 1 the monarchy [sing.] a system of government
by a king or a queen 舍圭制；君圭政体：plans to abolish the monarchy废除君主豉体的计划2 [C] a country that
is ruled by a Icing or a queen 君 i 国：JTiere are several
consritutfonaZ monarchies m
mon-as-tery /'mDnastri;
NAmE 'mainasteri/ noun {pi. -ies) a building in which monks (= members of a male religious
community) live together 隐修院；修道院；
寺院
mo-nas-tic /ma'naestik/ adj. 1 connected
with monks or monasteries僧侣的；隐畚院的；修道院的2 (of a way of life 生活方式)simple
and quiet and possibly celibate 宁静简朴_的;_清修的；禁欲的BOUascetic mo-nas-ti-cism /ma'naestisizam/ noun [U] the way of life Of MONKS in MONASTERIES 僧侣生'活;■■隐修院生活；
修道院生活
M〇n-day
0^ /'mAndei; -di/ noun [C, U] {abbr. Mon.) the day of the week
after Sunday and before Tuesday, the first day of the working week 星期-一：Itfs Monday today, isn’t it?今天是星期一，对吧？ ◊ She started work tost Monday. M上个星知一开“工作。◊ Are you busy
next Monday?下周一你忙吗？ ◊ Monday morning a/temoo〇/evenfng星病一上牛/下午/晚上◊ We7Z discuss
this at Monday’s meeting•我们在星兔一的会上讨
论这件事儿。◊ Do we sti7i
have Monday’s paper?我们达 有周一 W 报纸吗？ ◊ J worfc Monday to friday.我 M _ — 至1J 星期 £ i: is。◊ / worfc
Mondays to Fridays.我每周星
期一到星期五工作。◊ On Mondayfsj
(= Every Monday) J do yoga.知每个星期一做瑜伽。◊ J ahvays do
yoga on a Monday.我总是在星期一做瑜伽。◊ He was bom on
a Monday•他出生的那天是呈期一。◊ Z went to
Monday•我们星期一见。o (BrB) 'When did the accident
happen?' llt was the Monday (= the Monday of the
week we are talking about). ’丨G事故是什么时‘发生的？” “就在那个星期一〇 ◊ (8旧 Come back Monday week (=a week after next Monday).下下星期一回来。◊ or VVe7Z meet Monday.咱们星期一见。
MiUrilJI From the Old English
for ‘day of the moon’， translated from Latin
/w/iae £//es•源自古矣语，原意为 day of the moon (月亮日 >，古英语则译自拉丁文lunae dies0 Monday morning quarterback noun {NAmE, informal, disapproving) a
person who criticizes or comments on an event after it has happened “星期一 早上的四分卫”；事后指手画脚的A E3SEI The quarterback
directs the play in an American football match and matches are usually played
at the weekend.源自美 式橄榄球，四梦卫指挥比赛，而比赛往往在周末进行。
mon-et-arism /'mAmtarizam/
noun [u]
the policy of controlling the amount of money available in a country as a way
of keeping the economy strong 货币主义.（运 制货币量以，控经济），
mon-et*arist /'mAnitarist/ noun a
person who supports monetarism 货币主义者►
mon.et.ar.ist 〇〇!/.: a monet- amt economic poifcy备币主义经济政策
m〇n-et-ary /'mAnitri; NAmE -teri/
adj. [only
before noun] connected with money, especially all the money in a
country货币的，钱的（尤备一国的金融）：monetary policy^growt/i 货币政策 / 增长.oan item o/〖itrie monet- ary va〖ue 不怎么值钱的东西◊ doser
£uro;>ecm poHricaZ, monetary and economic imfo/i 更为密切的欧谢ik治、货 币以及经济联盟〇 note
at economic
money 钱
stub存根
cheque (6r£) check (L/5) 支票
money 0^ /'mAni/ noun
1
[U] what you earn by working or selling things, and use to buy things 钱；薪水；收入：to borrow/save/ spend/earn money (0 / # / 0 How much money
is there h my account?我的上有多少钱？ ◊
The money is much better fn my new job.我的新工作薪水高 多了。◊ " t/ie
item is not satis/actory, you wiH get your money bacfc.东西不满意，可以退款。◊ need to raise more money (= collect or borrow it) next year•明 年我们需要筹集童多的钱。◊ Can you 〖end me some money
imtz7 tomorrow?能借我点儿钱吗？明天就还。◊ Be careful with that—it cost a tot 〇/money•小心别弄坏
那东西，它可值钱了。2 [U】coins or paper notes無 钞票：]■ counted the money
care力iHy.我仔细点过这笔
◊
Where can J change my money into doHars?什么 地方能把我的钱兑换成美元？ 一 see
also FUNNY
MONEY, PAPER MONEY, READY MONEY 3 [U] a person’s
wealth including their property 财产；财富：He tost aH his mcmey.他失去于全部财一 • o The family made their money in the ：I8th century.这个家族茬18也纪创下了家
业。4 moneys or monies [pi.] (o/t/ wse or /aw
律）sums