support conservative views, and to want to limit the power of central government (美国共和党.com­pare Democratic Party

re-pudi-ate /ri'pjuidieit/ verb [VN] {format) 1 to refuse to accept sth 由鏠;不受;回绝 HT1 reject to repudiate a suggestion 运绝一项建议 2 to say officially and/or publicly that sth is not true (■正式地)否认;故 斥 H771 deny to repudiate a report 驳斥一份报告 3 {old-fashioned) to refuse to be connected with sb any longer拒绝与往来;断绝同的关系H23disown: He repudiated his first wife and married her sister. # fa 第一个妻子离了婚,又娶了她的妹妹。>re.pudi.ation /n.pjuidi'eijn/ noun [U]

re-pudi-atory /ri'pjuidiatri; NAmE -to:ri/ adj. [law W) relating to a situation in which sb refuses to do sth that they are legally required to do.拒绝履行法律义务的 re-pug-nance /ri'pAgnans/ noun [U] (formal) a strong feeling of dislike or disgust about sth ^恶;恶心;强烈 的反感 repulsion She was trying to overcome her physiol repugnance/or him.她努力克制对他非常强 烈的反感。

re-pug-nant /ri'pAgnant/ adj. [not usually before noun] to sb)        making you feel strong dislike or

disgust诠奋恶;使反感;不得人心033 REPULSIVE: We found his suggestion absolutely repugnant.

他品建议绝对不得人心。T"he idea / eating, meat was repugnant tp her. —想吃肉她就想吐。 re-pulse /ri'pAls/ verb [VN] (formal) 1 [usually passive] to make sb feel disgust or strong dislike 使厌恶;使反感 Hm repel J was repuked by the horribZe smed.这种 怕的气味让我恶心。2 to fight sb who is attacking you and drive them away 击退;打烤;驱逐 HiTI repel to repulse an attack/invasion/ojfensive ^ ii 一次进攻/入侵/攻势 3 to refuse to accept sb’s help, attempts to be friendly, etc.拒绝接受_ 回绝 ECi3 reject Each time I tried to help I was repulsed.

想要帮忙都遭到了拒绝。 She repuked his advances.拒绝了,的追求。

re-pul-sion /ri'pAlXn/ noun [u] 1 a feeling of very strong dislike of sth that you find extremely unpleasant 嫌恶 感;强烈的反感;憎恶2ys/cs物)the force by which objects tend to push each other away 排■斥'力;■斥力: the/orces /attmcrion ami repukion 引力和斥力see also repel — compare attraction(4) re-pul-sive /ri*pAlsiv/ adj. 1 causing a feeling of strong dislike; very unpleasant令人厌恶的;令人反感的;十分 ■讨厌的 Hill disgusting : a repulsive sight/smell/habit 丨令人厌恶的情景/气味/习惯What a repuisive man/这 个人真讨厌! .note at disgusting 2 (p^ys/cs 物) causing repulsion (= a force that pushes away)弓丨起 排斥的;力的:repulsive /orces > re.pul.sive.ly adv. repukfveiy 极其丑陋

re-purpose /.rii'parpas; NAmE -'p3rp-/ verb [VN] to change sth slightly in order to make it suitable for a new purpose (.为适合新用途 > 稍加修改,略微改动 rep-ut-able /'repjatabl/ that people consider to be honest and to provide a good service 声誉好的;值得信 赖的 BHZ1 respected a reputable dealer/company/ suppier可信赖的交易商/公司/供应商compare

DISREPUTABLE

repu*ta-tin CHw /^epju'teijn/ noun [C, U]

~ (as sth) | ~ (for sth/for doing sth) the opinion that people have about what sb/sth is likebased on what has happened in the past 名誉;名声to earn/ estabiis/i/buiZd a reputation 贏得 / 确立 / 树立声誉◊ to have a gooti/bad reputation 有好 / 杯名声◊ She soon acquired a reputation as a first-class cook.

了危级厨师的名声◊ I’m aware o/Marfc’s reputation/or being ate.—知道马克迟到是出了名的to damage/ ruin sb’s reputation 有损 / 毁环某人的名声◊ The weather in England is living up to its reputation (= is exactly as expected).英格兰的天气真是名副其实。 re-pute /ri'pju:t/ noun [U] {formal) the opinion that people have of sb/sth 名誉;名声 reputation She is mvriter o/fntemariomi? repute她是一位享有国际 声誉的作家◊ A4y parents i were artists / (some) repute (=having a very good reputation)我的双亲是真有(一 定)知名度的艺术家。

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re.puted /ri'pju:tid/ [not usually before noun]to be sth/to have done sth) generally thought to be sth or to have done sth,’although this is not certain 所谓;普.遍

:为;号称 Hnn rumoured He is reputed to be the best heart surgeon i>i the country.他号称县这个国家最好 的心脏外科医◊ The house is wrongfy reputed to have been the poet’s birthpiace.这所房子被误以兔是诗人 的出生地◊ She soW Aer share / t/ie company /or a reputed £7 miHion.她的公司股份据说卖了 700万英镑。

re-puted-ly adv.

re-quest /ri'kwest/ noun, verb

                  nown ~ (for sth) | that....) 1 the action of asking for sth formally and politely (正式或礼貌的)要求,请求77iey made a request/or/iirther aid.他们要求再给一些帮 助:。 He was there at the request of his manager/at his manager^ request (= because his manager had asked him to go).他按照经理的要求到了那里◊ I7ie writers name was withheld by request (= because the writer asked for this to be done).按照作者的要求,其姓 名不予公布◊ Catalogues are avaiZaWe on request•有 目秦各索2 a thing that you formally ask for 要求的 事My request was granted•我的要求秦到了满足◊ a radio request programme (= a programme of music, songs, etc. that people have asked for)电台点播节'目

                  verfc sth (from sb) (/o/ttw/) to ask for sth or ask sb to do sth in a polite or formal way (正式或礼貌地)请求, 要求:[VN] She requested permission to m at t/ie White House._请准予在白宫|白摄。 Ybu am request aee copy o/the ea_/Iet.你可以索要一份免费的宣传单◊ [VN to inf] We were requested to assemble in the Zobby•要求 ;我们在大厅集合◊ .you are requested not to smofce m the.restaurant.请不窠在餐馆里吸烟。[V that] She requested that no one be told of her decision until the next meeting.她要求下次开会前不要向任何人透露她的决 定0 ◊ (firf also) She requested that no one shouZd be toZd o/her decision.她要求未要向任何人谈起她的决定[also V speech]

re1 quest stop noun [Br£) a bus stop where buses stop only if sb signals to the driver that they want the bus to stop (公共汽车的 > 扬招站

re*quiem /'rekwiam; -iem/ (also .requiem 'mass) noun 1 a Christian ceremony for a person who has recently died, at which people say prayers for his or her soul (基督教〉追思弥撒,安魂弥撒2 a piece of music for this ceremony安魂曲;安魂弥撒曲

re-quire tH* /ri'kwai0(r)/ verb (not usually used in the progressive tenses 通常木角于进行时(/brmfl/)

1 to need sth; to depend on sb/sth 需要;依靠;依赖: [VN] These pets require a lot of care and attention, 宠知需要悉心照顾。◊ TWs condition requires urgent treatment.这种情砬得紧急处理。◊ Do you require anything else? (= in a shop/store, for example)

要什么◊ [VN to inf] True mam’age requires U5 to show trust andoya(y.真正的婚姻有赖于我们表现出信 在与忠诚。[V that] TTie situation required that he be present.这种情形需要他在场。◊ (8r£ also) 77ie situation required that /ie shouW be present.这种情形需要他在 [V -ing] jLentiZs do not requfre soafcing be/ore coofcing.小扁豆在烹饪前不必浸泡2 [often passivesth (of sb) to make sb do or have sth, especially because it is necessary according to a particular law or set of rules 使做(某事);使拥有(某物);(尤指根据法规) 规定:[VN] What exactly is required of a receptionist what are they expected to do)?接待员的职责到底是 什么.?The wearing / seat bdts is required by Zaw. 法律规定必须系安全带◊ ‘Hamfet’ k required reading (=must be read)/or this course.《哈姆雷特》是这门课 程的指定读物。◊ Severai students /ai?ed to reach the required standard有几名学生没有达到规定的标准。[VN to inf] All candidates will be required to take a short test.所有候选者都要参加一次小测验。[also V that]

0                  note at demand

re.quire.meiTt Bw/ri_kwaiamant; /SM/rjf-'kwaiarm-/ noun (formal)

(usually requirements) [pi.] something that you need or want 所需的或所要^J)东西:the basic require­ments o/h/e 基本生 洁所需 ◊ a so_/itware package to meet