you must accept for a particular reason 无法避免的坏

事;不彳f已的事

ne ces-si-tate /na'sesiteit/ verb (format) to make sth necessary 使成.为必要:[VN Recent /iincmcfaZ scandals have necessitated changes in parliamentary procedures. 最近的金融丑闻使得议会裎序必须改革。◊[V-ing] Increased traffic necessitated widening the road.交通 量增大,这就需要拓宽道路◊ [VN -ing] Ms new job ■necessitated ftim/his gefring up at six.新工作使他不彳春木 六点钟@床。

ne-ces-sity /ne'sesati/ noun 1 [U] ~ (for sth) | (of sth/of doing sth) | ~ (to do sth) the fact that sth must happen or be done; tiie need for sth 必然;必荽;需 要:We recognize the necessity/or a written agreement. 我们认为有必要签订一份书面协议We were discussing the necessity o/empioying more staJF•我们在讨论是否需 要雇用更多员工‘◊ There had never been any necessity /or her to go out to worfc.她从来就没有出去工#的必要。

0                   This is, of necessity, a brief and incomplete account. 必然是一份简略的、不完全的描述。2[C]athingthat you must have and cannot manage without 必需.的事 物;必需品Afany peopie cannot even ajford basic necessities such as/ood and dothfng.许多人甚至买不起 食物和衣服之类的基本必需品。◊ A/r-condi_tiom>ig is an absoiute necessity in this dimate.这样的气候绝对需要有 空调。3 [C,usually sing.] a situation that must happen and that cannot be avoided必然性;不可避免的情说: Living in London, he felt, was an unfortunate necessity. 他觉得在伦敦生活是迫于无奈M necessity is the mother of in vention (soy/Vig) a difficult new problem forces people to think of a solution to it 需要是金明之母 more at virtue

neck /nek/ noun, verb

m noun 1 [C] the part of the body between the head and the shoulders 函;脖子:He tied a scarf around his necfc.他脖子上围着围巾。◊ Gt'ra#es have very necks•长壶麁脖子很长◊ She craned (= stretched) her ziecfc to get a better view.她伸长f脖子,想看得清楚 一点。’◊ He brofce /iis necfc fn t/ie /ah. }了磨子:。

Somebody^ going to break their neck (i=r injure them- selves) on these steps.会有人在赛台娇本摔伤的。 —picture o body 2 [C] the part of a piece of clothing that fits around the neck 衣领;领.子;每圈:What nec/c size do you take?你穿多、衣如?,一 see also crew

NECK, POLO NECK, TURTLENECK, V-NECK 3 -necked (in adjectives 构成形,容,词having the’ type of neck mentioned 太领的;有脖子的:a roimd- nedced sweater —件 lil领毛衣 s —see also open-necked, stiff-necked 4 [C].of sth) a long narrow part of sth (物体的)细长部分,颈部:汰e necfc o/cz botrte瓶颈◊ a necfc / Zand 地峡 5 [U]of sth) the neck of an animal, cooked and eaten (烹制食用的):动物颈肉: neck / kimb 小羊颈肉see also bottleneck, redneck, roughneck ITiTOl be up to yotii* neck in sth to have a lot of sth to deal with 深陷于;':忙手隹付We’re u〆 to our necfc debt•.我们域累累? .◊ He’s in it (=trouble) to his nedc^氣雄以解脱by a 'heck if a person or an animal wins a race by a neck, they win.it t?y a short distance 以微弱光势T _先 ,get it in the rieck (BrE, informaf) to be shouted at or punished because of sth that you have done 聋到严涛 责骂;受重罚neck iind 'neck (with sb/st.Fi) (also ,nip and 'tuck (with sb) especially in t/S) level with sb in a race or competitionr(’fc赛中’)势均另敌,术分, ,neck of the 'woods {informal) a particular place or area 某地方;棠堆区.He’s _/h>m your rzecfc_/ thfe Woods (=the area where yo’u live).沾是你娜一带的人。 —more at block n., brass, breathe, millstone, pain

n., RISK V., SAVE V., SCRUFF, STICK V., WRING

mverb [\/] (usually be netking) (oid-fashioned, informal) when two people are necking, they are kissing each other in a. sexual way搂着脖乎亲吻;相拥互吻

neck-er-chief /'nekatj'iif; NAmE -kar-l noun a square of doth that you wear around your neck 围巾;领.tfi

neck-lace /'neklas/ nouii, verb

a noun a piece of jewellery consistirig of a chain, string of beads, etc. worn around the ■ neck 项链:a diamond necWace. —条钻石项链'..一 picture o jewellery

verb [VN] to kill sb by putting a burning car tyre around

1337  need

their neck(某人戴火项链(将燃烧的轮胎挂在脖子 土将其杀死):► neck_tacing /jot//? [U] neck-line /'neklain/ noun the edge of a piece of clothing, especially a woman’s, which fits around or below the neck (女装的)领口,开领a dress with a Zow/roumi/pZungingnecWfne 低领/i圆领/深 V_字领的 连衣裙

neck-tie /'nektai/ noun {old-fashioned or NAm£) = tie "•⑴

neck-wear ./_nekwe9(r); NAmE -wer/ noun [U] ties, scarves and other things that you wear around your neck (领带、围巾#)颈部服饰 necro.man.cer /'nekreumaBnsa(r); NAmE 'nekrou-/ noun a person who claims to communicate by magic with people who are dead 通灵者;巫师' necro-mancy /'nekraumaensi; NAmE 'nekrou-/ noun [U]

1                   the practice of claiming to communicate by magic with the dead in order to learn about the future 通灵 术;巫术 2 the use of magic powers, especially evil ones妖术;巫术

necro-philia /.nekra'filia/ noun [U] sexual interest in dead bodies 恋户癖► necro.phil.iac'now/i ne-crop-olis /na'krDpalis; NAmE -'kra:^-/ noun {pi. ne- crop-olises /-lisiz/) a cemetery (= place where dead people are buried), especially a large one in an ancient city墓场;(尤指古代城市的)大墓地 nec-ropsy /'nekropsi; NAmE 'nekrarpsi/ noun [pi. -ies) [NAm£) an official examination of a dead body (espe­cially that of an animal) in order to discover the cause of death (尤指对动物进行的r尸体剖验,尸检saa

AUTOPSY

rie.cro-si.s /ne’krausis; AWmf -'kroo-/ now/? [U] (med/cfl/ ) the death of most or all of the cells in an organ or tissue caused by injury, disease, or a loss of blood supply (器官或组织细胞的环死 nec-ro-tiz-ing fas-ci-itis/.nekrataizii] faeji'aitis/ noun [U] 医)a serious infection that causes (ell tissue to be rapidly destroyed坏死性筋膜炎 nec-tar /'nekt0(r)/ noun [U] 1 a sweet liquid that is produced by flowers and collected by bees for making honey 花蜜:(figurative) On such a hot day, even water nectar (= very good).这么热的天,清^都是甘露。

2                   the thick juice of some fruits as a drink 果汁致料: peach nectar

nec-tarine /'nektariin/ noun a round red and yellow fruit, like a peach with smooth skin 油桃(桃的变种,

果皮光滑/^ :

nee /nei/ adj. (from French) a word used after a married woman’s name to introduce the family name that she had when she was bpm (用于已婚妇姓名后,弇娘家 姓前)原姓的,娘家姓的:Jcme Smith, ne'e Brorni

史密斯,原姓布朗

need O-w /ni:d/ verb, modal verb, noun

                  verfr 1 to require sth/sb because they are essential or very important, not just because you would like to have them 筆要;必需:[VN] !>〇 you need any hdp?你需要帮 忙吗? ◊ It’s here (f ycm need it.你姜的话就拿去吧Don't goI might need you./别走-~"我可能奏你帑忙

                   rheybacHy needed a change.他们迫切需要一汝邊革。

                   Food aid is urgently .needed.迫切需要食物运勤

What do you need yotir own computer for? You can use ours.#干吗述要自己买电脑?你可以用我们的。◊/don’t needyourcorhments, thanfcyou.谢谢,’我不需要你来评 头论足^。[V to inf] / need to get some         需矣睡会

)l^:〇 He needs to win this game to stay in the match. 他得贏下这场比赛以免被淘汰出局◊ Vou don’t Meed to Zeave yet, do you?你不必现在就走吧_:[V -ing, V to inf] This shirt needs washing. &件衬衣该洗了。This shirt needs to be washed•这件衬衣了2 [V to infl used to show what you should or have to do (表示应该或不

^ Air you need to do' is co^^e!!^ this /orm.你要做的就是填好这个表格◊ J didn’t need to go to the bank after all—Ma/y tent me the money.我最」终 还是不必去;银行了——玛丽借我钱了_ need (to 'have) your 'head examined.(/n/ornia/) to be crazy 发疯

modal verb {negative need not, short form needn^