sartorial  1768 |

a drink made with sarsaparilla 洋孩葜根汁饮料;沙士

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sar-tr*ial/sa:'to:ri8l; NAmE sair't-/ adj. [only before noun] (formal) relating to clothes, especially men^ clothes, and the way they are made or worn 被装的;■(尤指) 男装的;衣会的sar.tor.iaMy/-riali/fldv.

SAS /,es ei *es/ abbr. Special Air Service (a group of highly trained soldiers in Britain who are used on very secret or difficult military operations)特种空军部队(矣 国一支用于秘密或艰巨军事行动的部队)

SASE noun [NAm^) an envelope on which you have written your name and address and put a stamp so that sb else can use it to send sth to you (abbreviation used in writing for ‘self-addressed stamped envelope’)('写 上姓名地址并贴有邮票的)回邮信封一compare sae sash/saBj/ noun 1 a long strip of cloth worn around the waist or over one shoulder, especially as part of a uniform (尤指制服的腰带,肩带,饰带2 either of a pair of windows, one above the other, that are opened and closed by sliding them up and down inside the frame (垂直推拉窗任何一扇的)窗扇 sashay/'saejei; NAmE sae'Jei/ verb [V +adv./prep.] to walk in a very confident but relaxed way, especially in order to be noticed大摇大摆地走;神气地

'sash cord noun a string or rope with a weight at one end attached to a sash window allowing it to stay open in any position (垂直推拉窗的)吊窗绳 sash-imi /'saejimi; NAmE sai'shiimi/ noun [U, C] (from Japanese) a Japanese dish consisting of slices of raw fish, served with sauce生鱼片(日本菜肴,蘸调味酱 食用>

,sash 'window noun a window that consists of two separate parts, one above the other that you open by sliding one of the parts up or down 垂直推拉窗 —picture page R24

Sas-quatch /'saeskwaetX; -wotj; NAmE -wa:tj/ noun =Bigfoot sass/saes/ noun, verb

mnoun [U] {informal, especially NAm£) behaviour or talk that is rude and lacking respect 莽撞的行为;粗鲁的话 •verb [VN] {NAmE, informal) to speak to sb in a rude way, without respect粗鲁地&恶声恶气地)说话;对出言不逊Uon ’t sass your mother/跟你母亲说话别大呼 小叫的!

sas-sa-fras /'saesafraBs/ noun a N American tree with pleasant-smelling leaves and bark. Its leaves are some­times used to make a type of tea. 檫树 ,微白檫树 (产 于北美,树叶和树皮味芳香,树叶有时用来泡茶Sas-sen-ach /'sassanaek; -naex/ noun (ScotE, disapproving or humorous) an English person A Sas-sen-ach

adj.

sassy/'saesi/ oc//'. (sas-sier, sas-si-es^ (informal, especially NAm^) 1 [disapproving) rude; showing a lack of respect 粗鲁的;夫:礼的 2 (ap/?rav/>7g) fashionable and confident 时髦 ji自信的Ziis sassy, streetwise daughter 他那又时

髦又精通都市生f之道的女儿

SAT noun 1 SAT™/,es ei 'ti:/ (in the US) a test taken by high school students who want to go to a college or university (the abbreviation for ‘Scholastic Aptitude Test’(美国学业能力倾向测验全写为scholastic apti­tude test, 是高中生升入大学必须通过的测验 ): to tafce the SAr参加学业能力倾向测验◊ J scorecM 050 on the SAr•我在学业能力倾向测验中得了 1050a SAT score学业能力倾向测验成绩2 /saet/ (in Britain) the abbreviation for ‘Standard Assessment Task’ (now called NCT)(英国标准课业测评考试全写为Standard Assessment Task,现称为 NCT') satpf, pp of sit

Satan/'seitn/not/A7 the Devil 撒旦;魔鬼 sa-tan-ic /sa'taemk; NAmE also sei't-/ adj. 1 (often Sa- tan.i^ connected with the worship of the Devil 崇拜撒 旦的satanfc cuits 对撒旦的崇拜 2    morally bad

and evil 道德败环的;兩恶的 HTTIdf-montc sa tan-ic- al-ly/-kli/ adv.

sa-tan-ism /'seitamzam/ noun [U] the worship of Satan 撒旦崇拜►sa.tan.ist/lseitemst//7wr) satay /'saetei; NAmE 'sa:-/ noun [U, C] a SE Asian dish consisting of meat or fish cooked on sticks and served with a sauce made with peanuts 沙茶酱烤肉,.沙茶酱 烤鱼(东南亚菜肴,蘸用花生做的酱食用) satchel /'saetjal/ noun a leather bag that you hang over your shoulder or wear on your back, that children used to use for carrying their books to school (旧时皮书 包,肩背书包

sat-com (also SAT-GOIV /'saetkDm; NAmE -ka:m/ noun [U] satellite communications 卫星通信 sate /seit/ vwb [VN] (/b/TDfl/) to satisfy a desire 满足(欲

望)

sated /'seitid/ (3[not usually before nounwith sth) (formal) having had so much of sth that you do not need any more 餍足;餍腻sated m'th pieasure 倦于

享乐i

sat-el-lite/'ssetalait/ noun 1 an electronic device that is sent into space and moves around the earth or another planet. It is used for communicating by radio, televi­sion, etc. and for providing information. AialEM a weather/communfcations sateHfte 气象/ 通信卫星The interview came live by satellite from Hollywood.

访是通过卫星从好莱坞现场传

sion/TV (= broadcast using a satellite)卫星电视◊ a sateHfte broadcast/channel/picture 卫星广播/频道/ 照片 2 a natural object that moves around a larger natural object in space 卫星:The moon is a satellite of earth.月球是地球的卫星3 a towna country or an organization that is controlled by and depends on another larger or more powerful one.卫星城;.卫星国; 外围组织sateHfte states卫星国 'satellite dish noun a piece of equipment that receives signals from a satellite, used to enable people to watch satellite television卫星电视碟形天线 'satellite station noun 1 a company that broadcasts television programmes using a satellite 卫星电视台 2 a place where special equipment is used to follow the movements of satellites and receive information from them卫星地面站

sati (also sut-tee^ /'SAtir; SA'ti:/ noun 1 [U] the former practice in Hinduism of a wife burning herself with the body of her dead husband萨底,寡妇自焚(旧时印度教 习f) 2 [C] a wife who did this自焚殉夫的寡妇 sa-ti-ate /'seijieit/ verb [VN] [usually passive] {formal) to give sb so much of sth that they do not feel they want any more 满足sa.ti.ation/_seiJTeiJn/ now/? [U]. sa-ti.ety/s3’taiati/ now/i [U] (jbmjfl/ or 术语the

state or feeling of being completely full of food, or of having had enough of sth 饱足;餍鱼;满足 satin/'saetin; NAmE 'saetn/ noun, adj. mnoun [U] a type of cloth with a smooth shiny surface a white satin ribbon _ 色锻带 madj. [only before noun] having the smooth shiny appear- ance of satin锻子似和;平滑而有光泽的TVie paint has 漆面像缎子一#光滑。

sat-iny/'saetmi; NAmE'sastni/ adj. looking or feeling like satin _子似的;光滑的her sari/iy sfcin她那绸锻般光

p皮肤

sat-ire /'saBtai0(r)/ noun [U, C] a way of criticizing a person, an idea or an institution in which you use humour to show their faults or weaknesses; a piece of writing that uses this type of criticism 讽刺;ill讽;讽 刺作品Pitical/sociaisatire政治/社备讽刺作品◊ a worfc/iuH o/savage/bfting satire —部充满无情 / 辛辣讽 刺的作品◊ The noveZ is a stinging satire on American 这部小说是对美国政治的尖锐讽刺。 sa-tir-ic-al/ss'tirikl/ {also less frequent sa-tir-ic/se'tirik/) £/_/•• using satire to criticize s^/sth 讽刺的;讥讽的a satiricd magazine 剌杂志>5341>.131.丨丫/1^〇也 sat-irist /'saetarist/ noun a person who writes or uses SAyi^E讽刺作家;惯于<讽刺的人 sat-ir-ize (BrE also -isc^ /'saetaraiz/ verb [VN] to use satire to show the faults in a person, an organization, a system, etc.讽刺;讥讽