'pony-trekking noun [U] (6r£) the activity of riding ponies in the countryside for pleasure _马兜风(或 野游):to go pony-treWdng骑矮马出游 poo (also pooh) /pu:/ (both 6r£) noun [U, C] (also poop [U] NAmE, Br^) a chiles word for the solid waste that is passed through the bowels (:.儿童用语―)巵巵 Hn faeces: dog poo 狗屎◊ J want to do a poo/ 我要拉巵 巵! poo (also pooh) [V] pooch /puitj/ noun {informal, especially NAmBj a dog ^ poo-dle /'pu:dl/ noun 1 a dog with thick curly hair that is sometimes cut into special shapes 鬈毛狗 2 (Brf, informal) a person who is too willing to do what sb else tells them to do百依百顺的人 poof /puf/ noun, exclamation

mnoun (also poof-ter /'poft0(r)/) {BrE, taboo, slang) an offensive word for a homosexual man ('备男同性恋

者)假鸳鸯鸡公对

m exclamation used when talking about sth disappearing suddenly (描述事物突然消失嗖的一声,刺溜一下: He walked through—and vanished. _?〇〇// lifce that.他走 了过去,然后就嗖的-下子不见了。 pooh /pu:/ exclamation, noun, verb

                  exctomaf/’on (es/?ec/a//y "I used to express disgust at a bad smell (表示对臭气的厌恶噗,呸It stinks! Pooh/ 好臭!噗! 2 used to say that you think sb’s idea, suggestion, etc. is not very good or that you do not believe what sb has said (表示对别人的意见等不屑一顾 或不相信)嘁,得了吧:7 mfght 〖ose myjob/or this.’ 0/1pooh, nobody wiH care.’ “这下子我可能会丢饭碗 J。” 嘁,得了吧!谁会在,!”

                  noun, verb = poo

,pooh-1 pooh verb [VN] (informaf) to say that a sugges­tion, an idea, etc. is not true or not worth thinking about不真实;对不屑一顾(或嗤之以鼻

P〇〇l /pu:l/ noun, verb unoun

                 FOR SWIMMING 游泳 1 [c] = SWIMMING POOL: Does the hotd have a poo这家旅馆有没有游泳池? rekucin^ by the pooZ 在游泳池边休息see also plunge pool

                 OF WATER 2 [C] a small area of still water, especially one that has formed naturally 水坑,水塘,池塘(尤邊 自然形成的:介es/nvafer pooZs A◊ a rocfc pooZ (=between rocks by the sea)岩石区潮水潭

                 OF LIQUID/UGHT 4; 3 [C] ~ (of sth) a small amount of liquid or light lying on a surface (液体);一小 片.(液体或光):The body was 〖ying in a pooZ / Wood. 尸体丨到卧ft血泊之中。oapooZo/ight—小片光凑

                 GROUP OF THINGS/PEOPLE 众人;事物 4 [C]of sth) a supply of things or money that is shared by a group of people and can be used when needed 共用的资源(或 资金):a pooZ o/cars used by the/irm’s saZes/orce 兹司 销售人员共用的车辆◊ a poo! car -辆共用的汽车5 [C] ~ (of sth) a group of people available for work when needed (统称备用人'a pooZ /cheap Zabour 廉价 后备劳力

                 GAME 游戏 6 [U] a game for two people played with 16 coloured balls on a table, often in pubs and bars. Players use cues'(= long sticks) to try to hit the balls into pockets at the edge of the table. #尔;落袋台球; 弹子球:a pooZ taWe 普尔球台◊ to shoot (= piay) pooZ

— compare billiards, snooker

                 FOOTBALL 足球 7 the pools [pi.] = FOOTBALL POOLS: He does the pook every vveefc.丨也每周都去赌足球普尔◊ a pools winner赌普尔获胜考

—see also gene pool

                  verb [VN] to collect money, information, etc. from different people so that it can be used by all of them 集 中资源(或祷巧):The students worMndividuaHythen pooZ their ide5 in groups /six学生ife分爲工作, 然后六.人一组交、流心得◊ Poiice /orces across the country arepooZi’ng resources in order to.soZve this irfme. 全国各地警方通力合作以侦破这宗罪案。

pool-room /'pu:lru:m; -rum/ noun (NAm^) 1 a place for playing a game of pool 台一室 2 a betting shop 采多票 经销点;(赌注投注站.

pool-side /'pu:lsaid/ noun [sing.] the area around a swimming pool 游泳池池边iazing at the pooZside 在游 泳池边消闲◊ apookide bar游泳池边酒吧

1535 poop /pu:p/ noun, verb

m noun "1 (also ' poop deck) [C] the raised part at the back end of a ship 船尾楼甲;^ — compare stern n. 2 [U] (informal, especially NAm£) = poo dog poop on the sidewalk 便备上的狗尿 3 [U] (old-fashioned, informal, espe- cially NAm^} information about sth, especially the most recent news信息;(尤指最新消息

                  verb {NAmE, informal) 1 [V] to pass solid waste from the

bowels 拉屎;大便:The dog just pooped in the kitchen/ _刚在厨拉屎了! 2 [VN] ~ sb (out) to make sb very tired (龛人);使筋—力荩   poop out

to stop working or functioning 停止工作;M锚厂丧'失 功能

pooped /pu:pt/ (also .pooped 'out) adj. [not before noun] (informal, especially NAm£) very tired 疲急不堪;筋疲力尽~ pooper scoop er /'puipa sku:pa(r)/ (also poop scoop) noun (informal) a. tool used by dog owners for removing their dogs’ solid waste from the streets 狗粪伊;狗異夹 p〇〇r /p〇:(r); pua(r); NAmE po:r; pur/ adj. (poor-er, poorest)

                 HAVING LITTLE MONEY 拮据 1 having very little money; not having enough money for basic needs 贫穷的;贫 寒的;清贫的77i^ were too poor to buy shoes /or the fcids.他们穷得没钱给孩子买鞋穿We aim to Mp the poorest/amides.我们的目标是接济最贫困的家庭。◊ It’s among the poorer coimtrie^ / the worid.它是世界上的 拜梦国家.之一。Pm rich o note on next page 2 the poor /7w/i [pi.] people who have very little money■贫困 者;穷人:They provided food and shelter for the poor. 他们为贫困者提供食物和住所。QD3RICH

                 UNFORTUNATE' 不幸 3 [only before noun] deserving pity and sympathy(4的;,不的;令人同情的:Have you heard abouf poor oZd Harry? ffis wi/e’s him.你咖说 了不幸的老哈里的近况吗?他妻子离他而去了。Jrt’s hung/y—the poor htrte thing.它饿了,这可怜的小家伙。

0 (I have stacks of homework to do.} 'Oh, you poor thing.,

我有一大堆的作业要做哪” “唉呦,你好可怜哦f

                 NOT GOOD 不好 4 not good; of a quality that is low or lower than expected 劣质的;差的;次的:the party’s poor performance in the eZection.该党在逢傘宁的表现欠芦

                   to be in poor heaZth 身体不好◊ Jt was raining heavi

andvisiMitywaspoor.      天卡着大雨,能见度很低

poor/oocMig/U/soi劣质食品;昏暗的光线;贫瘠的土地 to have a poor opinion of sb (= to not tliink well of sb) 对某.人评价很低.5 (of a person )not good or skilled at sth木擅的;不熟练的a poor swimmer不擅游泳的人

                   a poor judge /character 不擅看人的乂'◊ She’s a good teacher but a poor maner. M长于敍学,却拙于管理。

                   a poor iafZor (= sb who easily gets sick at sea)易晕船 的人

                 HAVING UTTLE OF STH 匮乏 6 in sth having very small amounts of sth 缺乏;贫乏;缺少:a country poor in naturaZ resources自然资源贫.乏■的国家◊ soi poor in nutrients 养分不足的;i firm rich

be/come a poor second, third, etc. {especially to finish a long way behind the winner in a race, competition, etc•(在体番竞赛等中远远落后the .poor man’s ’sb/_ sth a person or thing that is similar to but of a lower quality than a particular famous person or thing (比同类的名人显物逊色的人(或物);次级货 色:Sparkling white wine is the poor man's champagne. 白葡萄汽酒是廉价的香槟。一 more at account/?. poor-house /'poihaos; 'pua-; NAmE 'pur-; 'po:r-/ noun

=WORKHOUSE

the ' Poor Law noun a group of laws used in Britain in the past to control the help that was given to poor people (英国旧时的济贫法 poorly /'poili; 'poali; /N/Awf'purli; 'poirli/ adv., adj.

                  fldv. in a way that is not good enough 糟糕地;不如 意;,不足 0SCI badly: a poorly attended meeting (= at which there are not many people)寥寥几个人参力n的会 议◊ poorZy desired 设计示周的◊ 77ie job is reiativeZy poorZy paid.相对而言,这工作&酬很低。〇0狀(:抓出- date fared poorly in the election did not get many votes).我们的候选人在选举中得票不多:。

madj. [not usually before noun] (BrE, informal) ill/sick 不逭;木舒服S/ie/dtpooriy.她感到身奋木适。