tc. that is not as good or true as it seems to be假象; 假情假义;伪善;伪装The Zatest crime /iigures are a compete s/iam.最新的犯罪统计数字完全是捏造的。

2 [C, usually sing.] a person who pretends to be sth that they are not假蠢的人;冒充#;假冒者3 [Ubehav­iour, feelings, words, etc. that are intended to 'make sb/sth seem to be better than.they really are...假的'行 为1 (或感精、言语等心伪备rheir prowtisesitMirted out to be /sham and hypocrisy.他们的许诺到头来 全是空的、骗人的。

uadj. [only before noun] (usually disapproving) not genuine but intended to seem real 虚假的;if段装的 EEC! false: a sham marriage 假结婚

•verfe (-mnv) to pretend sth 假装;冒充[V] /s he reaZZy sicfc or is he just s/iamming?他真病还是装的? [also V-ADJ, VN]

shaman /’Jeiman; ’JaimMi; 'Jaeman/ a person in some religions and societies who is believed to be able to contact good and evil spirits and cure people of illnesses萨满(据信能和善恶神灵沟通,能治病的人shama-teur /'Jaemat0{r); -tj^r)/ noun {disapproving) a person who makes money playing a sport but is offi­cially an amateur (领取出场费的) 牌业余运动员 ► shama-teur-ism /'Jaematarizam; -tjar-/ npun [Uj shamba /'Jaembe/ noun {EAfr£) a small farm or a field that is used for growing crops 小农场;农田.: sham-ble /'Jaembl/ verb [V, usually + adv./prep.] to walk in an awkward or lazy way, dragging your feet along the ground拖着脚走;蹒跚

sham-bles /'Jaemblz/ noun [sing.] {informal) ^ a situation in which there is a lot of confusion 混乱_面;无序的场 面;凌乱不堪;一片狼藉 HEImess: The press confer- ence was a complete shamWes.记者招待会一片混乱◊ W/iat a shambZes/ 好乱哪! ◊ TTie government is fn a shamWes over Europe.政府在欧洲问题上政策十分混乱。

2 a place which is dirty or untidy 肮脏_ 或凌乱的地方 mess 77ie house was a sAamkes.|、司屋子凌i 不堪。 >

sham-bol-ic /JaBm'bDlik; NAmE -'bail-/ adj. {BrE, informal) lacking order or organization 混乱的;盔肴次序的;乱

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shame 0■» /Jeim/ noun, verb, exclamation m noun 1 [U] the feelings of sadness, embarrassment and guilt that you have when you know that sth you have done is wrong or stupid 羞耻;羞愧;渐愧:His face burned wi’fh shame. 的脸因羞愧She hung her head in shame.她羞也地低下了4oHe couki not live with the shame of other people knowing the truth. 人知道了事情的真相他羞彳I无地自容。◊ To my shame (=I feel shame that) I refused to listen to her side of the story.使我感到惭愧的是,我拒绝昕她对事情的解释。;2 [U] (only used in questions and negative sentences 仅用于li;kl和否卑句the ability to feel shame at sth you have done 羞耻心;羞愧感Have you no shame?

:知就不.知道羞耻吗3 a shame [sing.] used to say that sth is a cause for feeling sad or disappointed 令人惋惜 的事;让人遗憾的事H771 pity What a shame they couZdn’t come.他们示能来了,真是遗憾。ft’s a shame about Tim/isn’t it?蒂姆的事让人遗憾,你说是不是Jt’s a s/iame that she wasn’t here to see ft.真可借她不能 在,这儿杂眼看看◊ /t wouZd be a crying shame (= a great shame) not to tafce them up on t/ie oj5fer.要是:不接 受他们的提议,将禾后悔都来不及。4 [U] the loss of respect that is caused when you do sth wremg or stupid 丢脸There is no shame in wanting to be success/W. W抱负木是什么丢脸的事◊ (/iwwfl/) She/dt that her failure would bring shame on her family. 得她的失败会使家人蒙羞。EI21 put sb/sth to ‘shame to be much better than sb/sth大大胜过;使相形见绌; 使自愧不如:打presentation put ours to   他们

的演出使我们的相形见绌’shame on youhim, etc. {ihfarmaf) used to say that sb should feel ashamed for sth they have said or done ('责备时说)真丢脸真不害 臊more at name v.

_ verb [VN] 1 to make sb feel ash^ned 使羞愧(或惭 ):ffis generosity shamed t/iem aH.也的大度使▲们 都感到羞愧。2      to make sb feel that they have

lost honour or respect 使蒙受耻辱;使丢脸■ yu have shamed your /amiZy.你捷你的家庭蒙受了耻辱。 QH39 shame sb into doing sth to persuade sb to do sth by making them feel ashamed not to do it 使某人

羞愧命不得不做(某事:幼e s/iamed hertfter into promising more hdp.她使父亲感到过意不去,只好答应

多给她些帮助。

m exclamation (SA/rf) used to express sympathy, or to show that you like sb/sth (表示词情或喜复)i可惜, 太遗憾了,好极了真棒:Shame, she’s so cute/哇,她

简直是太漂亮了!

shame-faced /Jeim'feist/ adj. feeling or looking ashamed because you have done sth bad or stupid 面带 愧色的;羞惭的;惭愧的0321 sheepish : a s/iame- /aced smde 渐愧的笑容► shame-fac$d.ly /Jeim’feistli; -'feisidli/ adv.

shame-ful /'Jeimfl/ adj. that should make you feel ashamed 可耻的;姜脸的 ECE1 disgraceful shameful behaviour nJlt0 It was shameful the way she w5 treated她竟僉受到那#的对待太木丨象话 ^►shame-fuMy/-f9li/flfifv. shame-less /'Jeimlas/ adj. [disapproving) not feeling ashamed of sth you have done, although other people think you should耻的;没廉i要脸的BDCIun- ashamed ► shame-less-ly adv. shame-less-ness noun [U] sham-ing /'Jeimiq/ adj. causing sb to feel ashamed 4" 人羞,隗的a shaming de/eat by a Zess experienced team 令人羞愧地输给r-i经验不如自己的队伍 sham-my/'JaBmi/ noun (/?/. -ies) (also .shammy 'leather) [U, C] (informat) = chamois(2) sham-poo /Xaem'pu:/ noun, verb

noun {pi. -os) 1 [C, U] a liquid soap that is used for washing your hair; a similar liquid used for cleaning carpets, furniture covers or a car gfe发剂;香波;._(洗地 毯、家具罩套、汽车#洗秦剂a shampoo jbr greasy hair油性头发洗发剂◊ empet shampoo地毯蜣涤 剂2 [CUsiually sing.] an act of washing your hair using shampoo 用洗发剂洗头发:Rinse the hair thoroughly a_/iter each shampoo.每汝甬洗发剂洗发后都要彻底冲手 备◊ .a shampoo and sef. (= an act of washing and styling sb’s hair)洗头发并做发型 mverb (sham-pooed, sham pooed) [VN] to wash or clean hair, carpets, etc. with shampoo 用七发剂洗(头发}; 用洗涤剂洗(地毯等)

shamrock ^jaemruk; NAmE noun a small plant with three leaves on each stem. The shamrock is the national symbol of Ireland.三叶草(爱尔兰的国花shandy /'Jaendi/ /7w/7 (/?/. -ies)        8rE) 1 [U] a

drink made by mixing beer with lemonade 香蒂啤酒 (掺柠檬汁的啤酒2 [Ca glass or can of shandy —杯 ()香蒂啤酒rwo shandies, pZeas&请来W杯香 蒂啤酒I

shang-hai / Jaerj'hai/ verb (shang-hai-ing /-'hang/, shang­haied, shang haied /-'haid/) [VN] - sb (into doing sth) (old-fashioned, informal) to trick or force sb into doing sth that they do not really want to do 诓骗;强迫Shangri-La /Jaep^-i 'la:/ noun [sing.] a place that is extremely beautiful and where everything seems perfect, especially a place far away from modem life 香 格里拉;(远离现代生活的)世外桃源MilMkM From the name of an imaginary valley in Tibet in James Hilton's novel [osf          where people do not grow trfd.源自

詹姆斯希尔顿的小说《失去的地平线》中虚构的西藏河 谷香格里拉,那里的人青春永驻。 shank /JaeQk/ noun 1 the straight narrow part between the two. ends of a tool or an object 长柄;杆 2 the part of an animal’s or a person’s leg between the knee and ankle {动物或人的腔,小腿 IRB1 (on) Shanks’s _pony (BrE, informal) walking, rather than travelling by car, bus, etc.步行;徒步 EOCIonfoot shan*t short form of shall not

shanty /'Jaenti/ noun {pi. -ies) 1 a small house, built af pieces of wood, metal and cardboard, v\^iere very poor people live, especially on the edge of a big city _ 屋, 简陋小屋(常搭建于城市边缘2 (also _sea shanty) (both Br£) {NAmE chanty, chantey) a song that sailors traditioiially used to sing while pulling rapes, etc.

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