their opinions or activities are unacceptable to the people in power清除,清洗(组织中的异己分子):His first act as leader was to purge the party of extremists. 当上领导的第一件事就是清除党内的极端分子。OHe purged extremistsom the party.他把极端分子清除出 党2 yourself/sb/sth (of sth) | sth (from sth) (formal) to make yourself/sb/sth pure, healthy or clean Sy getting rid of i>ad thoughts or feelings ft.(心灵、 风气等);涤荡(污秽):We need to purge our sport / racism.我们必须消除体育界的种族主义s◊ Nothing couZd purge the       her mind.她内心的愧疚是无

法消除的。

                  noun the act of removing people, often violently, from an organization because their views are unacceptable to the people who have power (■对异己的)清七,清

除,排除

puri-fier /'pj8rifai8(r); NAmE 'pjur-/ noun a device that removes substances that are dirty, harmful or not wanted 清洁器;净化器an tiir/water purser 空气 /

水净化器

purify/'pjuarifai; NAmEverb (puri-fies, puri-fy-ing, puri-fied, puri-fied) [VN] 1 to make sth pure by removing substances that are dirty, harmful or not wanted 使(某物洁净;净化:One tablet will purify a Htre o/water. 丸即可净化一升水。2 to make sb pure by removing evil from their souls 洗漆(思想);净化 (心灵 > :Hindus purify themselves by bathing in the Kver Ganges.印度教徒在k河中浸泡借以涤罪。3sth (from sth) (technical to take a pure form of a

substance out of another substance that contains it 纯;精炼► puri.fi.ca.tion /.pjuarifi'keijn; /S/Awf ,pjor-/ noun [U]: a water purification plant Pu-rirn /'puarim; pu'riim; NAmE 'pur-/ noun [U] a Jewish festival that is celebrated in the spring 普林^",,普再节 (犹太教春季的节日

purist /'pjoarist; 'pjur-/ noun a person who thinks things should be done in the traditional way and who has strong opinions on what is correct in language, art, etc.(语言、艺术等方面的)纯粹主义者,正统主义者 ► pur-ism /'pjuarizam; NAmE 'pjur-/ noun [U] puritan /'pjuaritan; A/zAmf'pjur-/ noun, adj. mnoun 1 (usually disapproving) a person who has very strict moral attitudes arid who thinks that pleasure is bad 禁欲者;芦行者 2 Puritan a member of a Prot­estant group of Christians in England in the 16th and 17th centuries who wanted to worship God in a simple way清教徒(属于1617世纪的英国教会)

                  adj. 1 Puritan connected with the Puritans and their beliefs清教徒的;清教主义的;禁欲的;苦行的 2 = PURITANICAL

pur-it-an-ical /.pjoaritasnikl; NAmE ,pjur-/ (also pur­itan) adj. (usually disapproving) having very strict moral attitudes清教徒金的;道德极户格的Their parents had a puritanical streak and didn't approve of dancing. jtfe-fH 的父母管教颇严格,不赞成跳舞。 pur itan-ism /'pjoaritamzam; NAmE 'pjur-/ noun [u] 1 Puritanism the beliefs and practices of the Puritans 清教主义;清教徒的教义和行为2 very strict moral attitudes十分严格的道德观

purity /'pjuarati; NAmE 'pjur-/ noun [U] the state or qualify ? being pure 纯洁;纯净;纯粹:The purify / the water is tested reguiarty.水的纯度定期检测。◊ spir- ituaZ purify 心灵纯洁    impurity

purl /p3l; NAmE p3rl/ noun [U] a stitch used in knitting (编织的)反针,倒► purl verfc [V] purlieus /'p3lju:z; 'p3rlu:z/ noun [pi.] {literary) the area near or surrounding a place 临近地K;周围地K purloin /p3'loin; 'pailom; NAmE p3r'l-; 'p3rl-/ verb [VN] sth (from sb/sth) (/o/TDfl/ or /7w/?7rat/5) to steal sth or use it without permission 偷窃;擅自使角 pur-ple /'P3pl; NAmf'p3rpl/ adj.

1 having the colour of blue and red mixed together 紫 色的:a pu/pZe ower 紫色的花◊ Ms /ace was pu/pk with rage.他气得脸色发紫。2 ~ prose/passage writing or a piece of writing that is too grand in style 华丽的文 辞;雕琢的章句 purple ziown [UC]: She was dressed fn purpk.她穿一身紫色衣裳。

1609       purr

.Purple 'Heart noun a medal given to a member of the armed forces of the US who has been wounded in battle (美国授予作战负伤军人的紫心勋章 'purple patch noun (6r£) a period of success or good luck成功的时期;红运

purp-lish /'p3p0lij; NAmE 'p3rp-/ adj. similar to purple in colour带紫色的;发紫的:purpfeh Ups发紫的嘴唇 purport verb, noun

m verb /pa'poit; NAmE par'poirt/ [V to inf] {formaf) to claim to be sth or to have done sth, when this may not be true 自称;标榜 profess The book does not purport to be a complete history / the period.本书无意 标榜为那个时期的全史。

mnoun /'p3po:t; NAmE 'p3rpo:rt/ [sing.] the of sth (/brmfl/) the general meaning of sth 主要意思;.大意;

主旨

purported /pa'poitid; NAmE par'poirt-/ adj. [only before noun] {formal) that has been stated to have happened or to be true, when this might not be the case 福称的;传 言的the scene / the purported crime 传闻中 罪案发 生地爲► pur.port.ed.ly fldv. : a letter purportedly written by Mozart —封据传是莫扎特的亲笔信 pUIT-pose /'p3pas; /V/AmE'p3rp0s/ noun

                  [C] the intention, aim or function of sth; the thing that sth is supposed to achieve 意图;目的;用途;目标: Our campaign^ main purpose is to raise money. ^ jp 3^ 次活动的主要目的就是募款rhe purpose the book is to provi'de a compete guide to the imfversfty.本书旨 在全面介绍这所大学。A meeting was caHed /or the purpose of appointing a new treasurer,

召开 7.二次会议◊ TTie experiments serve no use_/W purpose (= are not useful).这些实验毫无用处The buiiding is used/or rdigious purposes.这座建筑是用于宗 教活动的onote on next page 2 purposes [p.l.] what is needed in a particular situation 傷势的需要:These count as income/or tax purposes这些贈与'应属于纳 税的收入For the purposes / this study, the three groups have been combined.为了达项研究工作,三个小 组业已合并。3 [CU] meaning that is important and valuable to youi金义;有价值的意义Volunteer work gives Aer h/e fa sense /) purpose•做志愿工作 使她的生活有了;i 4 [U] the ability to plan sth and work successfully to achieve it 意志;致力;决心 H771 determination He has enormous confidence and strength of purpose.他信必十足,意志坚虽。see also cross purposes on 'purpose not by acci­dent; deliberately 故意; 有意地:He didft on purpose, fcnou/i/ig it wouid annoy her他明知会激怒她,却故意 那么做。to little/no ’purpose (//777 with little/no useful effect or result 作舟不大;徒劳一more at INTENT n., PRACTICAL adj.

.purpose-1 built adj. [Br£) designed and built for a particular purpose订做的;专门设置的 pur-pose-ful /'p3p0sfl; NAmE 'p3rp-/ pdj. having a useful purpose; acting with a clear aim and with deter- mination有意义的;有目的的;坚毅的;果断的Purposeful work is an important part of the regime for young (Renders.使从事有意义的#动是管理少年犯的重 要方法She looked purposeful and determined.她看 _有成竹、意志坚定pur.pose.ful.ly /-fali/ pur-po$e-ful-ness noun [U]

purpose-less /'p3p0sl0s; NAmE 'p3rp-/ adj. having no meaning, use or dear aim无目的的;无用由J;无意义的 PPITl meaningless, pointless purposeless destruction

盲目的破环

pur-pose-ly /'p3pasli; NAmE 'p3rp-/ adv. on purpose; deliberately k 意地;蓄意地:He sat down, purpose^ avoiding her gaze.他坐了下来,有意避开她的-光。 pur-pos-ive /'p3p0srv; NAmE 'p3rp-/ adj. {formal) having a clear and definite purpose 目#明 _囟;有目的的

PURPOSEFUL

purr /p3(r)/ verb 1 [V] when a cat purrs, it makes a low continuous sound in the throat, especially when it is happy or comfortable (猫)发出呼墻声,侖意地打呼噜

[vj (of a machine or vehicle 机器或机动to make a low continuous sound; to move making such a sound