operation.手术后，他根本没有真正康复。〇7716叻£1爪- pion
raHied to win the second set 6-3.冠军选手振作精 神，以 6:3
贏下第二局。3 [V] 财）（especially of
share prices or a country's
money 尤指M票价格或成币） to increase in value after falling in value 办•格.回兵；
跌后回升 CCT71 recover ： The
company's shares had raHied digMy by the dose 〇/trading.这家公司的股票价 格在收盘前•有回升。◊ 77ie pound
raHied against the doHar.英镑对美元的比值回升了。mtm .rally round/ a round I , rally round/a1
round sb
(of
a group of people —HA) to work together in order to help sb who is in a difficult
or unpleasant situation 团结在一起
rally-cross /'raelikrDs; NAmE -krors/ noun [U] a
form of motor racing in which cars are driven both over rough ground and on
roads 汽车越野赛一compare AUTOCROSS
rally-ing /'raeliiq/ noun [U]
the sport of taking part in motor rallies公路汽车丨赛
'rallying cry noun a phrase or an idea
that is used to encourage people to support sb/sth (团结.众人的）■战
斗口号，信念
'rallying point noun a person, a group, an
event, etc. that makes people come together in support of sth W 感召力的人（或团体、事忤等h号召力 RAM /raem/
noun [U] the abbreviation for 'random- access
memoiy (computer memory in which data can be changed or removed and can be
looked at in any order)内_存，随机存储器（全写为random-access memory )
： 32 megabytes 〇/RAW * 32 兆的内存 ram /raem/
verb, noun
■
verfc (-mm-) 1 [VN] (of a vehicle,
a ship, etc.汽_、轮船
等）.to drive into or hit another vehicle,
ship, etc. with force/ sometimes deliberately 和…相 ;运击：Two passengers were
injured when their taxi was rammed 介om beWnd by a bus.公共汽车从后面撞来，出租车上的
两位乘客受了伤。2 [VN
+fl£/v./prep.] to push sth
some- where with force 塞进；挤进：She rammed the into
the 〖ocfc.她将钥匙塞进锁眼。◊ (figumtive) The spending cuts had been rammed through Congress.削减开支一事
在国会强行通过。IT»!71 ,ram sth^'home {especially Br£) to emphasize an
idea, argument, etc. very strongly to make sure people listen to it强调（想法、论点等）以使
人接受一more at throat 田撕 ram into sth I ,ram sth 'into sth to hit against sth or
to make sth hit against sth with fc^ce猛烈撞击；使猛烈撞上另一物：He rammed his truck
into the back of the one in front. fifejE 卡车蓦地撞到前一辆爷奪的车尾上。
mnoun 1 a male sheep —picture o goat -^-compare ewe 2 a part in a machine that is
used for hitting sth very hard or for lifting or moving things 穷锤；撞击 装置：hydrauifc rams 水力夯锤一see also battering
ram
Ram-adan /'raemadaen; .raeme'daen/ noun [U,
C] the 9th month of the Muslim year, when Muslims do not eat or drink between
莱麦丹月（斋月期间，穆斯林从日出到日落禁食） ram-ble /'raembl/ verb, noun
uverb [V] 1 [+aidv./prep.] {especially Br£) to walk for pleasure,
especially in the countryside 邊游，漫步，■闲
逛（尤在乡:间）：V/e spent the summer rambiing m Jrekmd.我们花了一个夏天漫游爱尔兰。2〜（on) (about sb/sth) to
talk about sb/sth in a confused way, especially for a long time M ^W ; if & ： He had lost track
of what he was saying and began to ramble, life ^ 了自己的话题，便开始瞎扯起来。◊What is she
ramWing on about now?她现在又茬朵丨立西扯些什么呀？ 3
(of plants 植物）to grow in many
different directions，especially over other
plants or objects 蔓生； 攀附毛•长：
CZimbing
pkmts rambZed over the 介ont 〇/ the house.攀 缘植物贴蠢房子正面的墙到处长。一see also RAMBLING
■
noun 1 (especially Br£) a long walk for pleasure M ^; 散步：to go /or a ramb〖e in the country 去乡间散步 2 a long confused
speech or piece of writing 杂乱无章
的长篇大论：She went i‘nto a
rambZe about the eviZs o/tdevision.她开始东拉西扯地大谈电视的弊端。
ram-bler /'raembla(r)/ noun 1 (especially Br£) a person who walks in the countryside for
pleasure, especially as
part of an organized group漫步者；（尤指）有组织的
乡间漫步者 2 a
plant，especially a rose，that grows up walls，fences，etc.蔓生植物；攀援植物；蔷薇
ram-bling/'raemblii]/
adj., noun
■
1 (of a building 建筑物）spreading in various directions with no
particular pattern 向四处延伸的；规
划凌乱的 HTl sprawling 2 (of a speech or piece
of writing i知话或文章)very
long and confused冗苌而含糊
的；不切题的 003 incoherent: a rczmbHng/etter 不 知所云的长信 3
(of a plant 植物）growing or climbing in
all directions，for example up a wall 蔓生的;'攀缘生长
的：a ramming rose蔓生的蔷薇
■
noun 1 [U] (6r£) the activity
of walking for pleasure in the countryside 乡问漫步 2
ramblings
[pL]
speech or writing that continues for a long time without saying much and seems
very confused漫无目的的讲话；长而
离题的文章：t/ie rambZings 〇/ a
madman疯子的妇言
乱语
Ram bo /'raembau; NAmE -bou/ noun (informal) a very strong and
aggressive man强壮好斗的男子；猛B From the name of the
main character in David Morreirs novel First Blood, which was made popular
in three films/movies in the 1980s.源自戴维•备雷尔的小
说《第一滴血》中主人^•兰博的名字。据此改编的三部电
影在20世纪80年代风靡一时。
ram-bunc-tious /raem'bArjkJ'as/ adj. [informal, especially
ram-bu-tan /raem'buitn/
noun a red tropical fruit with soft pointed
parts on its skin and a slightly sour taste
红毛丹<热带水果，味略酸）
ram-ekin /'rasmekin/
noun a small dish for baking and serving food
for one person小盘子（用于烤制和盛放食
物，供一人食用）
ram-ifi-ca-tion /.raBmifi'keiJ'n/
noun [usually pi.] one of the large number of complicated and unexpected
results that follow an action or a decision (众多复杂而 又难以预料的）结果，后果an complication： These changes are
bound to have widespread social mmi^cations.这些变化注定会造成许多难以预料的社会
后果。
ramp /raemp/
noun, verb
u noun 1 a slope that joins
two parts of a road, path, building, etc. when one is higher than the other 斜坡； 坡道：Ramps should be
provided for wheelchair users. 运该给轮椅使用者提供坡道。2 (/V4w£)= SLIP ROAD: a
介eemiy exit ramp 高速公路的出口坡 _ see also off
ramp, on-ramp 3 a slope or set of
steps that can be moved, used for loading a vehicle or getting on or off a
plane (装车或上下飞机的」活动梯，活动坡道：a loading ramp装货用的活动坡道
雖 verb ,ramp sth—1 up to
make sth increase in
amount使…的数量增加
ram-page noun, verb
mnoun /'raempeid3/ [usually
sing] a sudden period of wild and violent behaviour, often causing damage and
destruction 暴跳如雷；症暴行为：Gangs 〇/youths
went on the rampage fn the c办yesterday•成群结伙的年轻人
昨天在城里横冲直撞。
■
verb /raem'peids;
'rasmpeids/ [V +adv./prep.] (of people or animals 人或动物）to move through a
place in a group, usually breaking things and causing damage ^ 冲直撞 HTTi
run amok： a herd of
rampaging elephants
一群横冲直撞的大象
ram-pant /'raempant/
adj. 1 (of sth bad if
existing or spreading everywhere in a way that cannot be controlled 泛滥的；猖獗的 HEJ unchecked: rampant fn_/7ation 失控的通胀◊ UnempZoyment
is now rampant in mosto/£urope.在欧洲的大部务地区，失业问题难以控
制。2 (of plants 植物）growing thickly and
very fast in a way that cannot be controlled 疯长的ram.pant-ly adv.
ram-part /'raempait; NAmE -pa:rt/ noun [usually pi.] a high
wide wall of stone or earth with a path on top, built around a castle, town,
etc. to defend it 壁全；城备
ram-raiding noun [u] (6r£) the crime of
driving a vehicle into a shop/store window in order to steal goods飙车抢劫（指驾车撞开商店橱窗行窃）►lram-raid noun 'ram-raid verb[V^\ 'ram-raider noun