pupillage       1608 |

an expert 弟子;门生;.ijTJrhe pamring is by a pupH o/Rembrcmdt.这幅画为也勃朗的「一位弟子所作3 the small round black area at the centre of the eye 瞳孑L; 眸子;瞳人Her pupfk were dilated.她的瞳?{扩大X—picture o body compare iris(1) pu-pil-lage (6r£) {NAmE pu-pil-age) /'pju:pilid3/ noun [U, C, sing.] 1 (formal) a period during which you are a student, especially when you are being taught by a particular person学生时期(尤指接受某人教育2 (8r£) a period during which a lawyer trains to become a barrister by studying with a qualified barrister; the system which allows this training 大律师见勾期(或制 度);大律师卖习期(或制度:广、 pup-pet /'pApit/ noun 1 a model of a person or an animal that can be made to move, for example by pulling strings attached to parts of its body or by putting your hand inside it. A puppet with strings is also called a marionette.木偶a hand pupper 手套 式木偶◊ a puppet show 木偶表演._ see also glove puppet 2 (usually disapproving) a person or group whose actions are controlled by another 傀偏:The occupying/orces set up a puppet government.占领军建

1                  了一个傀儡政府。

pup-pet-eer /.pApi'tia^); NAmE -'tir/ noun a person who performs with puppets —木偶戏的乂;操纵木偶的人pup-pet-ry /'pApitri/ noun [U] the art and skill of making and using puppets木偶制作(或表演)艺术 puppy /'pApi/ noun {pi. -ies) (also pup) 1 a young dog /Jn 狗;幼犬a fitter 〇/ puppies — 窝小狗 a iabrador puppy 拉布痒多小狗 2 (o/fy-/(s/7/’o/?ec(/n/omifl/) a proud or rude young man傲慢小子;自负无礼如青扣 'puppy fat (6r£) {NAmE 'baby fat) noun [U] fat on a child’s body that disappears as the child grows older 儿虚胖长大后消失}

'puppy love noun [U] feelings of love that a young person has for sb else and that adults do not think is very serious青少年的初恋;少年不成熟的恋爱 'pup tent now/?  a small tent for two people 三角

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purchase ■» /_p3:tj9S; /SM/T7f_p3:rtj^s/ nownverb

                  noM/i       1 [UC] the act or process of buying sth

;:采购to mafce a purchase (= buy sth)朵购◊ JCeep your receipt as proo//purchase保存好收据作为!

1 凭证◊ 77ie company has j’ust announced fts £27 miZifon purchase o/ParfcffoteL 这家公司刚刚宣布以 2 700 万英镑买下了帕克宾馆。一 see also hire purchase 2 [C] something that you have bought .买的东西;购买项 目major purchases, such 5 a new car 新汽车之类的巨 额购买攻目you are not satined vvfth. your purchase we wiH give you a _/iuH re_/iind.所购之物若不合叙,我们 将全鮮退款3 [Using.i    术语a firm hold on

sth with the hands or feet^ for example when you are climbing 握紧;抓牢;蹬稳 HEJgrip: She tried to get a purchase on the siippery rocfc.她设法抓牢光滑的岩石。

                  verfr [VN]sth (from sb) (forma/) to buy sth 买;购买; 采购The equipment can be purchased from your local sup^ier.这种设备可从您当她的供应商购买They purchased the iami /or $2: miHion•他们以 100 万元买 下了这i夬土 地。 (^gwraf/ve) Victory was purchased (=achieved) at too great a price•这永胜利的代价太 大了。

'purchase price noun [usually sing.] (formal) the price that is paid for sth you buy 买办 purchaser /'p3tj0sa(r); NAmE 'p3rtj*-/ noun {formal) a person who buys sth 购买人;采购人h买主com­pare BUYER

'purchase tax noun [u, C] a tax that is added to the price of goods sold to customers:(商品 > 购买税,消费

税,零售f

purchas-ing /'p3tj0sii3 NAmE 'pairtj-/ noun [U] {busi- ■ziess the activity of buying tilings, especially, for a company 购买;采!i

'purchasing power noun [u] 1 money that people have available to buy goods with (人 K 的)向买力

the amount that a unit of money .can buy (货币的:购买力the peso’s purchasing power 比索的购买

purdah /'p3da; NAmE 'p3rd0/ noun [u] the system in some Muslim societies by which women live in a separate part of a house or cover their faces so that men do not see them (某些穆斯林社会的 > 深闺制度: to be in purdah 不公开露面◊ ffe fcept his daughters in virtue^purdah.他让女儿们恪守深闺的习俗。 pure ^ /pjua(r); NAmE pjur/ adj. (purer /'pjuar9(r); NAmE 'pjur-/, purest /'pjuarist; NArrlE 'pjur-/)

2                  NOT MIXED :.1 [usually before noun] not mixed with ■anything else; 'with nothing added 纯的;纯净的;纯粹 的pure gokl/siHCj ’etc.纯金、真丝等 _◊ rhese shirts are 200% pure cotton.这些衬衫是 100% 的纯棉◊ Clas- &ical dance in its purest form requires symmetry and baZance.真正的古威舞蹈要求对称4平衡One moWe is classified as pure art, the other as entertainment. — 电影被列为纯艺术片^另一部被列为娱乐片。

3                  CLEAN福净 2 clean and not containing any harmful substances干净的;不含有害物质的a botrte /pure water 瓶纯净水◊. 77ie ai’r was sweet and pure.会气清 新而纯净。BED IMPURE

4                  COMPLETE 完全 3 [only before noun] complete and total 完 全的;纯粹的TTiey met by pure chance.他们相遇纯属 偶然◊ She aughed with pure joy.她由衷地矣起来。

5                  MORALLY GOOD 纯良 4 without evil thoughts or actions, especially sexual ones; morally good 纯真的;无邪的; 贞洁的;正派的to ead a pure啡过纯'i吉的生活◊ His morives were pure.他动机纯正◊ (literary) to be pure in body and mind 身心纯PTiH impure

6                  COLOUR/SOUND/LIGHT 色;声;晃 5 very clear; perfect 清晰的;辣iE的:beaches. /pure white sand洁白的沙滩 ◊ a.pure voice纯净的嗓音

7                  SUBJECT YOU STUDY 学科 6 [only before noun] concerned with increasing knowledge of the subject rather than with using knowledge in practical ways 纯理论的;非应 角的pure mathematics 纯粹数学◊ technoZogy as opposed to pure science subjects相扣手纯理论学料的技术 —compare applied

8                  BREED/RAtE:’.品种;种族 7 not mixed with any other breed or race, etc.血统纯的;纯种的These cattZe are one /the purest breeds m Britain:这些牛是英国最纯的 品种乏一_ see also pure-bred

—see also purify, purity H»!W1 .pure and simple used after the noun that it refers to in order to empha­size that there is nothing but the thing you have just mentioned involved in sth (用于名词后表示强调)纯 粹,全然:ft’s iaziness, pure amf sfmpZe.这垒然是懒惰。 pure-bred ⑽:of an animal 动物bom from parents of the same breed, not from a mix of two or more breeds纯种的

puree /'pjuarei; NAmE pju'rei/ noun, verb

                  noun [U, C] food in the form of a thick liquid made by crushing fruit or cooked vegetables in a small amount of water (用水果、熟的蔬菜压成的)酱,糊,泥: appZe pure’e 苹果泥

                  verb (pur-eed, pur-eed) [VN] to make food into a puree

把(食物研成糊状

pure-ly /'pjuali; NAmEadv. only; completely 仅权;完.I saw the letter purely by c/umce.我看见这封搶纯属偶然The charity is run on a purdy vounta/y basis•这个慈善团体的工作人员完全是 自愿性质的◊ She too/c the job purely and sfmpiy /or the fnonfy.她做这份X作就图的是钱。 pur-ga-tive /'p3gativ; NAmE 'p3rg-/ noun a substance, especially a medicine, that causes your bowels to empty泻药;通便药物purgative 〇办 pur.ga.tory /’p3:g9tri; NAmE 'p3rg9to:ri/ noun [U] 1 (usually Purgatory) (in Roman Catholic teaching ,罗 4 天主教教义).a place or state in which the souls of dead people suffer for the bad things they did when they were living, so that they can become pure enough to go to heaven 2 (informal, humorous) any place or state of suffering受难的处所(或状态);惩戒所;折 磨;磨难 H7T1 hell Getting up at four o^lock every morning is sheer purgatory.每天卓上四点起床简直是岳 受罪。

purge /p3d3 NAmE p3rd3/ verb, noun verfc [VN] 1 ~ sth (of sb) | ~ sb (from sth) to remove people from an organization, often violently, because