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military action集合,召集,集结(尤指部队^ HTH gather: [V] TTie troops mustered.部队集结起来。◊ [VN] to muster an army 集合一支部队 3 [VN]  to

gather together sheep or cows 赶拢(牛、羊.'

                  noun a group of people, especially soldiers, that have been brought together滅集的人群;(尤指 >集结的兵 力muster stations (= parts of a buildinga ship, etc. that people must go to if there is an emergency) il 结站

see pass v.

musty /'mAsti/ adj. smelling damp and unpleasant because of a lack of fresh air 有霉成的;发霉的 H771 dank a musty room有霉味的秦间

mut-able /'mjuitabl/ adj. (formal) that can change; likely to change 可变的;会查的mut.abil.ity /,mju:ta_bilati/ noun [U]

mu-tant/'mjurtant/ adj., noun

                  (/j/o/ogy ).(of a living thing 生物different in some way from others of the same kind because of a change in its genetic structure因基因变异而不_的;变异的; 突变的a mutant gene变异基因

                  /)Mn 1 (/o/ogy a living thing with qualities that are different from its parents’ qualities because of a change in its genetic structure 突变型;突变体 2 (//7/o/7??fl/) (in stories about space, the future, etc.未秦和夫空等故a living thing with an unusual and frightening appear­ance because of a change in its genetic structure 突变 异体怪物;异形

mu.tate /mju:_tert; _mju:teit/ verfc ~ (into sth) 1 to develop or make sth develop a new form or structure, because of a genetic change (使)变异,秀变:[V] the ability of the virus to mutate into new forms 新菌知必能力0[VN] mutated genes4变异品基因2 ivj to change into a new form 转变;转换Kftythm and Wues mutatedhto rocfc and roH..节_布鲁斯演变成为摇 滚乐.—see also mutation

mu-ta-tion /mju:'teijn/ noun 1 [uC], (fc/o/ogy )』a process in which the genetic material of a person, a plant or an animal changes in structure when it is passed on to children, etc., causing different physical

GRAMMAR POINT语法说明

must have (got) to must not don’t have to

Necessity and Obligation 必要和义务

                  Must and have (got) to are used in the present to say that something is necessary or should be done. Have to is more common in NAmE, especially in speech. * musthave (got) to用于现在时,表示某事^■必要或 应该做have to较常用于北美英语,尤其是口语中:

Vow mwsf be /?ome 71 o’c/odc你必须在;11.点之前回 家/mwsf vvfls/H/jecflrtomo/row. _明天多须蚌^ 汽车。◊ I have to collect the children from school at 3 oVr/odc.我得在3点钟到学校接孩子,◊ A/urses have to weart? wm/o/m與士牮縯穿制服

                  In BrE there is a difference between them. Must is used to talk about what the speaker or listener wants, and have (got) to about rules, laws and other people's wishes在英国英语中,两词之间有差异。must是基于 说话者或听话者的主观意愿have (got) to关乎规定、 法律和他人的愿望/ must//‘n/’s/j essay tocfc/y. /’/77 go/ngotvffomo/row.我今天一定要完成这金论文,因 为我明天要出:去。./s essay

W? fo Awm/     tomorrow.我今天彳|完成这篇

论文,因为我们明天必须交i

                  There are no..past or future forms of must To talk about the past you use had to and has had to. * must 无过去或将来形式。;表示过去用had tohas had to:

/ /jfld to w/fl/t      /j_w_r/orf? bus*.我得等半小肘的公:

共汽车 P Will have to is used tola k about the future, or have to if an arrangement has already been made. 说将来的事用wUhave to,如果&作好安排亦可用 have to We'll have to borrow the money we need. ^

们需要的这笮钱只好去借了。◊/Mvetogotoe i/enf/sf foworrow.我明关得去看牙医。

characteristics to develop; a change of this kind (生物 物种的变异,突变ceHs aj^ected by mutation受到突 i影响的细胞◊ genetic mutations基因变异2 [U, C] a change in the form or structure of sth (形式或结构 的 > 转变,改变语言)vowd mutation 元音 变化

mu-ta-tis mu*tan-dis /mju:,ta:tis mjui'taendis; mu:-/ adv. (jfrom Latin, formal) (used when you are comparing two or more things or situations) making the small changes that are necessary for each individual case, without changing the main points (用于比较两种或以 上的事物或状况)作必要的小更改,经适当修改后rhe same contract, mutatis mutandis, will be given to each employee (= the contract is basically the same for everybodybut the names, etc. are changed).把姓名等 细节稍作修改之后,同一份合同将发给每个员工人手 一份。

mute /mjurt/ adj., noun, verb

口办1 not speaking沉默的;不出声的;无声的H7T1 silent a Zoofc / mute appeal 默默请求的表情◊ 77ie child sat mute in the comer / the room.这孩子坐在屋子 的角落里,一声不吭2      (of a person )

unable to speak 哑的 Hn dumb

noun 1 (mws/c a device made of metal, rubber or plastic that you use to make the sound of a musical instrument softer 弱音器 2 (oW-/35/7/o/7e£/) a person who is not able to speak 哑巴

verb [VN] 1 to make the sound of sth, especially a musical instrument, quieter or softer, sometimes using a mute消音;减音;减弱(尤指乐器)的声音He muted the strings with hispdm他用手掌抹琴弦消音。

2 to make sth weaker or less severe 减刼& 解:She thought ft better to mute her cri’ricism/ &觉得还秦婉转地 提出批评比较好TONE DOWN

'mute button noun 1 a button on a telephone that you press in order to stop yourself from being heard by the person at the other end of the line (while you speak to sb else)(电话机上的静音键 2 a button that you press in order to switch off a television's sound (电视机上 的)静音按钮

                  Questions with have to are formed using do.带有 have to 的疑问句由 do 构成:Do the children have to

a          运子们必须绔制服吗? In negative

sentences both must not and don’t have to are used, but with different meanings. Must not is used to tell somebody not to do something..在莕途苟,. must notdon’t have, to,但二者含义不同must not用于. 舎诉某 A不要做某事:Passengers must not smoke until e s/gns Mve teen w’fc/jed 〇开指承灯未時灾乏:前乘' ■客不许抽烟 D The short form mustn’t is used espe­cially in 简约式 mustn’t 尤用于英国英语: yw wwsm’t /eflve fe open.你一考不要让大门敞幵、

着。Don’t have to is used when it is not necessary to do something.表示没有名、婆做某事用'don’t have to: You don’t have to pay for the tickets in advance.、你不必 预付票款◊ She doesn’t have to work at weekends.周末不用上班。

note at need

Certainty 肯定

                  Both must and have to are used to say that you are certain about something. Have to is the usual verb used in NAmE and this is becoming more frequent in f in'this meaning.肯定某事用'must. have to.均 可。have to通常用于北美英语中,在英国英语中也越 来越常用矛此义 n We has fgof) fo fee e wwst actor on. 7V/他无疑是最糟糕的电视演员! rwwsf & most partyever beer? fa.’(8rf)这无疑是我参 加过的最无ip的聚会。f you .are talkng about the past, use must have说过去的事用 must have:

ywr mp mwsf hoveeen /⑽/你这次旅行一定很开 心吧!