smells and tastes颜色、声音、气味和味道）'strong or deep; very beautiful or pleasing 强烈的；淹的；低沉 的；美好的；宜人的：ric/i dark reds浓重的深红色

►                 EXPENSIVE 昂贵 9 (//_fera〇/) expensive and beautiful:华丽

而昂贵的   sumptuous： The rooms were decorated

with rich/abrics.这些屋子装饰着华丽昂贵的织物。

►                 CRITICISM Ittif 10 [informal, especially BrE) used to say that a criticism sb makes is surprising and’not reason­able, because they have the same fault.( 表示某 人所作 的批评是无稽之谈，因为他们本身也存在同样的问题）： Me? Lasy? That’s rich, comi‘n^_/irom you/ 我？懒？你这么 说，实在苛笑！

—compare richness UiTOl see strike v. riches /'ritjiz/ noun [pi.] large amounts of money and valuable or beautiful possessions 财富；财产：a career that bro叫ht him/ame and riches無他名利双收的事业 ◊ materiaZ riches 物质财富 ITiTOl see embarrassment, rag n.

richly /'ritjli/ adv. 1 in a beautiful and expensive manner富丽全皇地：a rkWy decorated room装饰得富 丽堂皇的房间 2 used to express the fact that sth has a pleasant strong colour, taste or smell (色彩）鲜艳富丽 地；（口味）醇美地；（气味）浓郁芬芳地：aricWy favoured sauce 味道很浓的调味汁◊ The pofched_/Zoor glowed ricWy.光洁羌瑕侖地板十分明亮。3 in a generous way 慷慨地；■大方地：She w〇5 richZy rewarded /or aH her /iarci wori•她一向勤劳苦干，得到了 丰厚的回报。4 in a way that people think is right and good恰如其分地；理所当然地；完全地SE1 thor­oughly : rfcWy deserved success理应取得的成功◊ ricWy earned respect 理应受到的尊敬 5 used to express the fact that the quality or thing mentioned is present in large amounts (表明品质突出或物质丰富> :rfcWy varied countryside 各地情况迥异的乡村◊ a ricWy atmos­pheric novd 氨围渲染得很強烈的小说 rich-ness /'ritjnas/ noun [U] the state of being rich in sth，such as colour，minerals or interesting qualities 丰 富；富饶；浓烈:：the richness and variety of marine life 海洋生私的丰富多样一 compare wealth the, Rich-ter scale /'rikte skeil; NAmE 'riktar/ noun [sing.] a system for measuring how strong an earth- QUAKE is里氏震级，里克特震级（测量地震强度的标 准 > :an earthquake measuring 7.3 on the Richter scale 氏7.3级的地震

ricin /'raisin/ noun [U] a very poisonous substance obtained from the seeds of the castor oil plant 菌麻

>毒素；蓖麻毒蛋白 rick /rik/ noun, verb

m noun a large pile of hay or straw that is built in a regular shape and covered to protect it from rain.千草 堆；草垛

■                  verb [VN] [BrE) to injure a part of your body by twisting it suddenly 伤 PCT71 sprain

rick-ets /'nkits/ noun [U] a disease of children caused by a lack of good food that makes the bones become soft and badly formed, especially in the legs 拘偻病 rick«ety /'rikati/ adj. not strong or well made; likely to break不结实的；不稳固的；易折断的：a rfcfcety chair <摇摇晃晃的椅子

rick-shaw /'rikjo:/ not//? a small light vehicle with two wheels used in some Asian countries to carry passen­gers. The rickshaw is pulled by sb walking or riding a bicycle.人力车；黄包车 rico-chet /'nkajei; BrE also -Jet/ verb, noun • verb (rico-chet ing /'rikajeni]/, rico-cheted, rico cheted /'rikajeid/, BrE also rico-chet-tihg /'rikajetiri/, rico-chet- ted, rico-chet-ted /'rikajetid/) [V Jtadv./prep.) (of a moving object 运动尚物体)to liit a surface anci come off it fast at a different angle 弹开；反弹出去：The buUet ricocheted o#a nearby waH.:手弹众_近的一面墙上弹 飞了。

■                  now/? 1 [C] a ball, bullet or stone that ricochets 弹回的球

(或子弹、石头 A woman protester was fcffled by a ricochet (buHetj. —位女抗议者被跳弹击中身亡。2 [U] the action (^ricocheting 弹回；反弹；弹开：the ricochet of bricfcs and bott〖es，oj5fpoZfce riot shieZds 砸在警察防暴邊 牌上的砖块和瓶子弹回来

        riddle

The ball ricocheted off the goalpost.

球从球门柱上弹回。

ric-tus /'riktas/ noun (formal) a wide twisted or smiling mouth that does not look natural or relaxed 扭曲（或 #笑）的嘴；龇牙咧嘴 l*id /rid/ verb (rid ding, rid, rid)

IT»T7il be 'rid of sb/sth (formal) to be free of sb/sth that has been annoying you or that you do not want 摆脱： She wanted to be rid of her parents and their authority. 她想摆脱父母及其权威的束纟i。◊ J was沙id to be rid 〇/ the car when Z/fnaHy soid it•把车卖掉时，.我很庆幸终手 〇 {Br£) He was a nuisance and we're all well rid o/Wm (= we’ll be much better without him).他这人很 讨厌，没有他我们都会舒服得多。get _rid of sb/sth to make yourself free of sb/sth that is annoying you or that you do not want; to throw sth away 摆脱；丢弃； 扔掉：Try and get rid of your visitors before I get there. 在我到达之前，想办法把你的客人打发走。◊ The problem is getting' rid 〇/ nuciear waste•问题是如何处理 核废料。◊了 can’t get rid 〇/ this headache.我这头4老也 _ 不好。◊ We got ri'd o/aH the oWjiimfture.我们&掉了 '所i 的旧家具。一more at want v. i-jbi；^! rid sb/sth of sb/sth (formal) to remove sth that is causing a problem from a place, group, etc.去除；清除：Further measures will be taken to rid. our streets of crime.

进一步的措施来防止街头犯罪。’rid yourself of sb/sth (format) to make yourself free from sb/sth that is annoying you or causing you a problem 摆脱；从…中 解脱：to rid yoursd/ 〇/ guiZt 摆脱内疚◊ He wanted to rfd       〇/ the burden 〇/ the secret.他想把秘密说出

>来，让自B得到解脱。

rid-dance /'ridns/ noun [U] good riddance (to sb/sth) an unkind way of saying that you are pleased that sb/sth has gone (不友善的话，表示很高兴某人或 某物已离幵.）.：'Goodbye and. good riddancer she said to Mm cmgn7y as he ie_/t他离去时，她气愤地冲着他说： 再见吧，早走早好!”

rid.den /'ridn/ ⑽..（usually in compounds 通常构成复合 词）full of a particular unpleasant thing 充满（某种不良 事物）的；森是…的：a disease-ridden sZum疾；^流行的 贫民窟◊ a dass-ridden soci'efy等级森严的社会◊ She was guilt-ridden at the way she had treated him.

样对待他而深感内疚。◊ She was ridden wit/i 她备 感歉疚。一 see also ride v. rid-dle /'ridl/ noun, verb

mnoun 1 a question that is difficult to understand, and that has a surprising answer, that you ask sb as a game 链；链语：Stop talking in riddles (= saying things that are confusing) —say what you mean.别拐弯抹龟了，有 .话直说。.◊ to so〖ve the rfddZe 〇/ the Sphinx 解 克斯之链 2 a mysterious event or situation that you cannot explain神秘事件；无法解释的情况033 mystery： the riddle 〇/ how the baby died 婴儿死亡之谜 a verb [VN] [usually passive] to make a lot of holes in sb/sth 使布满会窿：r/ie car was ridcHeti with buHets.这辆车 被手#打得千疮百孔。fliTOl be 'riddled with sth to be ^ull of sth，especially sth bad or unpleasant 充满；充 斥：Jffis body was riddZed w欣 cancer.癌瘤遍布祕的全 身0 ’ ◊ Her f^/ping was.siow cmd riddZed with mistafces•她 打字很慢而且错误百出。