especially in Europe and N America 北方发达国家(尤

指欧洲和北美各国)

madj. [only before noun] 1 (abbr. N, No.) in or towards the north北方的;向北的;北部的Nort/i London伦敦北区 ◊ the north btmfc / the river 这条河的北岸 2 a north wind blows from the north北风的;北方吹来的 compare northerly adj.

                  towards the north 向北;朝北:I7ie house /aces north这房子朝.北。ITST71 up 'north {informaf) to or in the north of a. country,especially England 在北方到 北方(尤指英格兰北部):rhey’ve gone to Uve up nort/i.

他们.已经搬到北_方去住了。

.North A'merica noun [u] the continent consisting of Canada, the United States, Mexico, the countries of Central America and Greenland 北美洲,北'美大陆(包 括加拿大、美国、墨西哥、中美各国和格陵兰the ,North At,lantic 'Drift[sing.术语) a current of warm water in the Atlantic Ocean, that has the effect of making the climate of NW Europe warmer 北大西洋暖流.(能使欧洲西北部气候变暖) north-bound /'noiObaund; NAmE 'no:r0-/ adj. travelling or leading towards the north 北行的;為北的:north­bound traj^c ;. 的交 通运输 ◊ the northbound car- riageway ojF the motorway高速公路的北符车道 'north-country adj. [only before noun] connected with the northern part of a country or region 北国的; < 国 家或地区)北釦的:a north-courmy accent北部;i区口音 .north-1 east noun (usually the north-east) [sing.] {abbr. NE) the direction or region at an equal distance between north and east东北;东北方;东北地区 —picture compass ,north-!east adv., adj.

.north-'easterly adj. 1 [only before noun] in or towards the north-east东北方的;向东北的;东北^的:traVeZ- Hng in a north-easterZy direction ■向东北行驶 2 [usually before noun] (of winds jxl) blowing from the north-east 从东北吹来的

,north-'eastern adj. [only before noun] (abbr. NE) connected with the north-east _北的■东北方向的 ,north-1 eastwards (also ,north-1 eastward) adv. to- wards the north-east ’’;朝东北',1111 eastward adj.

north-er-ly /'noidali; NAmE 'noirdQrli/ adj., noun m adj. 1 [only, before noun] in or toward^ the north 北方 的;向北的;北部的:traveHfng i.n a northerZy dfrectfon 向北行驶 2 [usually'before noun] (of winds blowing from the north 从北方吹来的:a northerly breeze 微微 的北风compare north adj.

                   now/?        -ies) a wind that blows from the north 北风 north-ern T» (also Northern) /'rioidan; NAmE

'noirQarn/ adj. [usually before noun] (abbr. N, No.) located in the north or facing north; connected with or typical of the north part of the world or a region 北方 /'必;〜:向北的;北缔的:the nort/iem dopes / t/ie moimtafrts山脉的北坡◊ northern Scotkmd苏格兰北部◊ a northern accent 北士■口音

north.em.er /'noaan9(r); NAmE 'noirdan-/ noun a person who comes from or lives in the northern part of a country北方人

the .Northern .Ireland As'sembly noun 1 the regional government of Northern Ireland from 1973 to 1986 ( 1973:t986年间的北爱尔兰地方政府2 the parliament of Northern Ireland that was first elected in

l"8 ( I9纯年曹次通过逸举产生的丨北愛尔兰试会 the .Northern 'Lights noun [fp\] (also aur-ora bor­ealis) bands of coloured light, mainly green and red, that are sometimes seen in the sky at night in the most northern countries of the world 北极光 north-ern-most /'noiOanmaust; NAmE 'noirdarnmoust/ <3.[usually before noun] furthest north 最北的.最北^ 的;最北命的the northernmost city fn .the worid #界 最靠北的城市

.north-north-1 east noun [sing.] {abbr. NNE) the direc­tion at an equal distance between north and north-east 北东北;4l^lnorth-north-'eastflc/v. .north-north-'west noun [sing.] {abbr. NNW) the direc­tion at an equal distance between north and north-west 北西北;北■^西► .north-north-'west flc/v.

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the .North Pole noun [sing.] the point on the surface of the earth that is furthest north the .North 'Sea noun the part of the Atlantic Ocean that is next to the east coast of Britain 北海■(英国.东海

岸附近的大西洋海域>

the .North-South Di vide noun [sing] (BrE) the economic and social differences between the north of England and the richer south南北鸿沟(指英格兰_.北部

和较富裕的南部之伺的经济与社会差别) north-wards /'noiGwadz; NAmE 'noirOwardz/ (also north.ward) adv. towards the north 向北;朝-to go/Zoo/c/tum northwards 向北走 / / 掉转► north-ward adj. fn a northward direction 向北方 .north-'west noun (usually the north-west) [sing.] [abbr. NW) the direction or region at an equal distance between north and west西北;西北方;西北地,区 picture o compass ► .north-'west adv., adj.

,north-'westerly o<^/. 1 [only before r>oun] in or towards the north-west西北方的;向西北的;西北部的2 (of winds )blowing from the north-west 从西北吹来的 ,north-1 western adj. [only before noun] {abbr. NW) connected with the north-west 西北的;西北士向的 .north-'westwards (also .north- westward) adv. to- wards the. north-west 向西,北;朝西^,!!!!!!- 'westward adj.

,Norway 'lobster noun = langoustine ,Norway ' rat noun = brown rat .no-score 'draw not//? the result of a football (soccer) game when neither team gets a goal; 〇-〇 :(.足知的)零

比零平局 an GOALLESS DRAW nose /nauz; NAmEnouzl noun, verb u noun 1 [C] the part of the face that sticks out above the mouth, used for breathing and smelling things 鼻;鼻 He broke /iis nose in the,他打架财打4 ◊ She urinfcZed her nose in disgust,    恶地命

:◊ He bZew his nose (= cleared it by blowing strongly into a handkerchief).他擤 了擤鼻手.◊ a Wocfce4/runny nose堵塞的/流鼻涕的鼻子◊ Stpp picking your nose! (= removing dirt from it with your finger)ij 抠鼻孑L 了! picture o body — see also nasal(I), parson^ nose, Roman nose 2 -nosed (in adjectives 构成形容词).having the type of nose mentioned鼻子的:red-nosed红鼻子的Zarge- nosed 鼻子的see also hard-nosed, toffee-nosed

                  [C] the front part of a plane, spacecraft, etc.(飞 机、太空船等兩头部,头锥picturepage Rii

                  [sin.g.] a for sth a special ability for finding or

recognizing sth发现(或辨别)事物的能力;嗅觉PTI7I instinct As a journalist, she has always had a nose /or a good sto/y.作为一名记者,她总是能够捕捉到好新 闻。5 [sing.] a sense of smell 嗅觉:a dog with a good nose 嗅觉灵敏的狗 6 [sing.] (of wine 葡萄酒a character­istic smell * 气味         bouquet ITTO1 cut off

your nos^ to spite your 'face {informal) to do sth when you are angry that is meant to harm sb else but which also harms you (恼怒之下V伤人害己,损人不利己get up sb^ 'nose {BrE, informal) to annoy sb ^ have your nose in 'sth [informal) to be reading sth and giving it all y(?ur attention 专心致志地(读书have a nose round {BrE, informal) to look around a place; to look for sth in a place 环视(某地);在(某地 keep your nose dean {informal) to avoid doing anything wrong or illegal循规蹈矩;不做违法的事Since leaving prison, he's managed to keep his nose clean. 自从出M以来,彳也已做到规规矩矩。keep your nose out of sth to try not to become involved in things that do not concern you避免插手(他人的事);,尽力木 卷人'(疼介.keep your nose to the 'grindstone {informal) to work hard for a long period of time without stopping 连续丰勤地工作丨00k down your 'nose at sb/sth (informal, especially Br£) to behave in a way that suggests that you think that you are better than sb or that sth is not good enough for you 对…'不 屑一顾;蔑枧 BH3 look down on ,nose to _tail (8r£) if cars, etc. are nose to tail, they are moving slowly in a long line with little space between them (汽车_ >