rightist 1720 |
respect used by Members of
Parliament in
right-ist /'raitist/ noun a person who supports right- wing political parties and their ideas 右派入士;/右翼.分
字 cm RIGHT-WINGER fSTUa LEFTIST ► right-ist
adj.
right-ly 〇T» /'raitli/ adv.
1
for a good reason再当地；理由充分地
justifiably ： The school was rightly
proud of the excel- Zent exam results./学校为这次出色的考试成绩感到骄傲，
这是理所当..然的。He was proud 〇/his house,
and righrty so.他为自己的漂亮房子感到骄傲，这是很
自然的。◊ Quite rightly,
the .environment is ,〇/ great
concern•当然，环境问题人们极为关注。2 in a correct or
accurate way正确地；恰当地；精确地PCT71 cor- rectly ： Rightly or wrongly, many
older people are c^aid 〇/violence in the streets.不管正不正当.，反正锋多 牵长者鈿害怕街头暴力6 ◊ As she rightZy pointed out the illness
can ajfect adults as well as children. 这
种病不仅影响儿童，也会影响成年入。◊Jcan’trightZy say what ha即ened.我说不准到底发生了什么事。◊ J don’t fcnow
where he’s gone.我说不好作上哪J.L 去了, 0 If I remember rightly, there's
a train at six
o’ciocfc.如果我没记错的话，六点钟有一趟火竿。o note
at RIGHT
.right-'mi tided (of a perscin 人）having beliefs and opinions, that
most people approve of 有正义感的；正
直的
right-most /'raitmaust; NAmE -moust/ adj. [only before noun] furthest to the right最右边的；最右命的
righto /.raitau; AMmf -ou/
(also righty-ho Araiti’hau;
NAmE -'hou/) exclamation
{old-fashioned, BrE, informal) used to show that you accept a statement
or an order 好；行；对
,right of a1 bode noun [U] official permission
that allows a person to live in a particular country 居留权 of 'way noun {pi. .rights of 'way) f [U] [especially legal permission to go
onto or through another person’s land (进入或穿越他人土地的）通行权：Private property—no right of way. -—禁it#行。2 [C]
{especially Br^) a public path that goes
through private land (穿越私有土地的）公用通道3 [U] the right to drive
across or into a road before another vehicle (交 通：C具的）优先通行权：7 had right 〇/ way
at the junction•我在这交叉路口有优先通行权。 ◊
Whose right 〇/ way
is ft?这里谁有优先通行权？
.right-1 on adj. {BrE, informal, sometimes disapproving) having political
opinions or being aware of social issues that are fashionable and left-wing 政见入时的；左倾
的：rig7ir-〇M midci!e-dass fnteHectuak 左倾的中产阶级 知识分子
.Right 'Reverend adj. [only before noun] {abbr. Rt Revd) a title of respect used
when talking about a bishop (=a senior priest)(尊称主教）尊敬的，可敬的
'rights issue noun {business an offer to buy shares
in a company at a cheaper price to people who already own some shares in it认股权发行，有购股权的证券发行
(公司以优惠价格向现有股东发售新股）
right.size /.raitsaiz/ ve/t [V，VN] (fcws/ness 商）to change the size of a company in order to reduce
costs, especially by reducing the number of employees (通 过裁员 等）使公司规模适中，精简公司的规模
.right-thinking^;. = right-minded .right 'triangle noun {NAm^j = right-angled triangle
right-ward /'raitwed; NAmE -ward/ (also right-wards /’raitwadz;
-wardz/especially in 1 on or
to
the right 在右侧的；南右的■: a rightward
movement 向右的移动 2
towards more right-wing political ideas 右倾的：a rightward i‘n voting patterns 选举格局的 右倾化转变► right-ward (also right-wards) adv. the ,right 'wing noun 1 [sing.+sing./pl. v.] the part of a
political party whose members are least in favour of social change (政党的）右翼：He is on the right wi‘ng 〇/ the party.他属手党内的忐翼。2 [C, U] an attacking
player or a position on the
right side of the field in a sports game (体育比赛的）Y右边锋，右翼HJ3 left
WING
.right-'wing adj. strongly supporting the capitalist system右資的；右派的：right-wing policies右倾政策 rsTira left-wing
. right-'winger noun 1 a person on the right
wing of a political party 右翼人士；右派成员：She £s <2 prominent
rory right-winger•她是保守党中赫赫有名的右派。2 a person who plays on the right side of the field in
a sports game (体育比赛的丨:右边锋rma left-winger righty-ho /'raitihau; NAmE -hou/ exclamation [old-
fashioned, BrE, informal) = righto rigid /'rid3id/ adj. 1 (often disapproving) (of rules, methods, etc.规贝ij、方会等）very strict anA
difficult to change 死板的；僵硬的■ H771 inflexible ： The curriculum was too narrow and too
rigid,
狭窄和死板。◊ ffis rigid adherence
to the ruZes made Wm impopuiar•他对规则的刻板坚持使得他不受欢迎。
2 (of a person A) not willing to change
their ideas or behaviour固执的；僵化的；一成不变的H771 inflexible ：rigid .attitudes 固执的态度 3 (of an object or
substance 物体或物质）stiff and difficult to move or bend坚硬的；不弯曲的；僵直的：a rigid
support/or the tent 帐篷的坚硬的支柱◊ She sat upright,
her body rigid wfth/ear.她直挺运地坐着，吓得浑身发僵。o(^；gwraf/Ve) J was bored rigid (= extremely bored).我觉得无聊极
了 J ► ri-gid-ity /ri'd3idati/ noun [U, C] ： the rigidity of the .Zavv on this issue法律A造个丨句:麵上的僵化处理◊ the rigiaffy 〇/ the metaZ bar 荃属 if 栏的坚固性 r.i-gid-ly adv. ： The speed limit must be rigidly enforced.
执行限速规定。◊ She stared rigfd(y ahead.她呆呆地盯
♦着前方。
rig-mar-ole /'rigmareul; NAmE -roul/ noun [U, sing.]
1
a long and complicated
process that is annoying and seems unnecessary (不必要的）冗长复杂的手续：7 couldn't
face the whole rigmarole of getting a work per- mit again.我无法再次面对获取工作许可证所需的各种冗
长箄杂的手续。2 a long and complicated story冗长曲 折的故事
rigor mortis/.riga 'mortis; NAmE,nQ^ 'moirtis/ noun [U] the process by which the body becomes
stiff after death
_尸僵；死后强直
rig-or-ous /'rigaras/ adj. 1 done carefully and with
a lot of attention to detail谨慎的；细致的；彻底的
thorough ： a rigorous anaZysis 细致的奋析
2
demanding that particular rules,
processes, etc. are strictly followed 严格的；厉的 strict ： The
work failed to meet their rigorous standards.
到他们的严格标准。► rig.or.ous.ly : The country^ press is吩〇「〇〇5汐〇)出7*〇1〖6么这个_家的新闻出版事业受
到严.格控制。
rig-our (8r£) (NAmE rigor) /'rig0(r)/ noun 1 [u] the fact of being careful and paying
great attention to .detail 谨
慎；缜密；.严谨：aca&emic/inte〖iectuai/scienti/iic，etc. rigour学术、思想、科学等方面的严谨2[U](/ormfl/)
the fact of being strict or severe .严格；..p 厉... H771 severity ： This crime must be treated
with the full rigour 〇/ t/ie kzw.这一罪行必须严格依法审理。3 the rigours of sth [pi.] the
difficulties and unpleasant conditions of sth 艰苦；严酷：77ie pkmts were unabZe
to withstcmd the rigours 〇/a hars/i winter,这些植物经受
>不住严冬的考验。，
'rig-out noun {BrE, informal, often disapproving) a set of clothes worn together —套衣服；一身舍束：Where are you
going in that rig-out?你穿暑那身打备要去哪里？
the Rig Veda /,rig 'veida; 'vi:da/ noun [sing.] the oldest and most important of
tJie Vedas (= Hindu holy texts) 《梨俱吠陀》（印度教《吠陀》中最古老和最重要的一
部）
rile /rail/ verb to annoy sb or make
them angry ； 激怒 anger： [VN] Nothing
ever seemed to rile him. 好像从来没有什么事让他烦恼。[also VN that] D3EI be/
get (all) .riled 'up {informal, especially