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ship-shape /'Xipjeip/ adj. [not usually before noun] clean and neat; in good condition and ready to use 整洁;井

g有条;良好可用

,ship-to-'shore adj. [only before noun] providing commu­nication between people on a ship and people on land

(通讯)由船至岸的a sftip_to-shore radio由船至岸

无线电设备

ship-wreck /'Jiprek/ noun, verb

m noun 1 [Uj C] the loss or destruction of a ship at sea because of a storm or because it hits rocks, etc.船舶朱 事;海难:They narrowly escaped shipwreck in a storm in the M?rth Sea他们在北海遇到风暴,船险些失事。

2 [C] a ship that has been lost or destroyed at sea &;沉船:The contents of shipwrecks belong .to the state. 切沉船中的物品均属国家所有。 mverb [VN] be shipwrecked to be left somewhere after the ship that you have been sailing in has been lost or destroyed at sea 遭遇海难;船只失事► ship.wrecked adj. a shipwrecked saiZor 遭遇海难的水手 ship-yard /'Jipjaid; NAmE -ja:rd/ noun a place where ships are built or repaired 船玛;造船厂_船厂:ship- yard workers船玛工人

shire /'Jai8(r); or, in compounds, -j0(r)/ noun (6r£) 1 [C] {old use) a county (now used in the names of some counties in Britain, for example Hampshire, Yorkshire) (现在用于英国部分郡名,in HampshireYorkshire ) 2 the Shires (also the Shire Counties) [pi.] counties in central England that are in country areas 英格兰中部

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'shire horse noun a large powerful horse used for pulling loads中部大挽马;夏尔马 sliirk /J3:k; A/Awf J3:rk/ ve/t from) (sth/doing sth) to avoid doing sth you should do, especially because you are too lazy 逃避(工作 偷懒:[V] Discipline in the company was strict and no one shirked.

律,没有人偷懒。 A determined burgkir win not shirfc from breaking a window to gain entry.

的窃贼会不惜破窗而入◊ [VN] She never s^iirfceci her responsibiHties.她从不逃避自己的职责[also V -ing] ► shirk-er noun

shirt /J3t; NAmE J3rt/ noun a piece of clothing (usually for men), worn on the upper part of the body, made of light clotih, with sleeves and usually with a collar and buttons down the front (尤指男式的衬衫to wea^a sWrt and tie穿衬衫, 扎领带◊ a short-seeved shirt 短袖衬衫◊ a/ootbaH shirt 足杂衫 picture o page R22 _ see also nightshirt,

POLO SHIRT, STUFFED SHIRT, SWEATSHIRT, T-SHIRT

IT»TOi keep your 'shirt on (informal) used to tell sb not to get angry 别生气;保持冷静Keep your shirt on/ Jt was a jofce.别生气!开个玩笑而已put your 'shirt on sb/sth (BrE, informal) to bet all your money on sb/sth把所有的無全押the ,shirt off sb’s 'back anything that sb has, including the things they really need themselves, that sb else takes from them or they aye willing to give (人拿走或自愿送掉的}舍部家当 'shirt front noun the front part of a shirt, especially the stiff front part of a formal white shirt 衬私的前襟(尤指 g规衬衫的硬前胸.

shirt-sleeve /'J3tsli:v; NAmE 'J3rt-/ nown [usually pi.] a sleeve of a shirt 衬衫的袖子 in (your) 'shirtsleeves wearing a shirt without a jacket, etc. on top of it 只穿

衬衫(未穿外衣)

'shirt tail noun the part of a shirt that is below the waist and is usually inside your trousers/pants 衬衫的

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shirty /_3:廿•.with sb) /’n/ormfl/) angry or annoyed with sb about sth, and acting in a rude way生气;动怒;发脾气 shish kebab /'JiJ kibaeb/ noun (especially NAmE)

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shit /Jit/ exclamation, noun, verb, adj. m exclamation (taboo, slang) a swear word that many people find offensive, used to show that you are angry or annoyed (表示气愤或恼怒):Shit! I’ve lost: my fccys/ 他妈的!我把钩匙去了! ISHiy Less offensive

exclamations to use are blast, darn it (especially damn or (8rE) bother.冒程度比 shit 稍弱的着 blastdam it (尤用于北美英语)damn或(英国英语) bother0

mnoun (taboo, slang) 1 [U] solid waste matter from the bowels 屎;类便 H771 excrement a pile of dog shit on the path 小路上的一堆狗屎 isidllJ A more polite way to express this example would be ‘a pile of dog dirt’.文雅的说法是 a pile of dog dirt2 [sing.] an act of emptying solid waste matter from the bowels 拉屎:to have a shit 拉尿 3 [U] stupid remarks or writing; nonsense 胡扯;废话;狗屁:Vou’re taWdng shit/ 你在 瞎扯淡! She’s soU / shit.她满嘴废话。see also bullshit 4 {C] {disapproving) an unpleasant person who treats other people badly 可鄙的人;讨厌家伙:He’s an arrogant南他暮个飯慢.卑鄙小5 [U] criticism or unfair treatment 骂;欺侮:I'm not going to ta/ce any shitom them.我可不受他们的气,c ITiT^l beat, kick, etc. the 'shit out of sb to attack sb violently so that you injure them 把某人打得屁滚尿流; 揍扁 in the 'shit I in jeep 'shit in trouble 遇到麻烦: ni be in the shit if I don’t get this work finished today•要 是今天不把这活儿做完,那我就惨了。like _shit really badill/sick etc.; really badly 糟透;t.分差劲J wofce up /eeHng ifce shit.我醒来感觉很不舒服We get treated "fce sMt h this j'ob.我们这个活冗真不是人千的。 no 'shit! (often ironic) used to show that you are surprised, impressed, etc. or that you are pretending to be (表示或為装惊奋等not give a 'shit (about sb/ sth) to not care at all about sb/sth 点不在幸;毫不关 ffe 'doesn’t give a shft about anybody eke.别人他谁 都不放在心上。shit 'happens used to express the idea that we must accept that bad things often happen without reason天有不測风云;环事难免会发生when the ,shit hits the 'fan when sb in authority finds out about sth bad or wrong that sb has done 7":环事('或 错事)被发现■: When the shit hits the fan, I don7t want to be here.事情一旦败露,我就不想待在这儿了。 —more at crock, scare v.

                  verb (shit-ting, shit, shit) {taboo, slang)   Shat /Jaet/

and, in BrE, shit-ted are also used for the past tense and past participle.过去式和过去分词也用shat英国英 语还用 shitted1 [VVN] to empty solid waste matter from the bowels 拉屎 lildBJ A more polite way of expressing this is *to go to the toilel/lavatory, (firf), 4to go to the bathroom,(AMmf) or ‘to go’. A more formal expression is ‘to empty the bowels’.较文雅的说法是 to go to the toilet/lavatory■(英国英语to go to the bath- room (北美英语)或to go更正式的说法是to empty the bowels 2 [VN]yourself to empty solid waste matter from the bowels by accident 意外命拉屎 3 [VN] ~ your­self to be very frightened 常害怕

                  (fflfjoo, s/ang.es/?ec/fl//y 8/f) very bad 非常糟糕: Ybu’re shit and you know you are/ 如狗屁不是!知道 吧,狗屁不是! rhey’re a shit team.他们那支队臭 〒艮。

shi-take noun = shiitake

shite /Jait/ exclamation, noun [U] (BrE, taboo, slang) another word for shit ( shit 的变体屎,鸯便 ■shit-faced tafcoo, s/fl/7g) very drunk 喝得脸色煞白

p烂醉如泥的

shit-hole /'Jithaul; NAmE -houl/ noun {taboo, slang) a very dirty or unpleasant place极其肮脏的地方;令人厌

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•shit-hot (fflfcoo, extremely good at sth 十分精 -的;驾轻就熟的a shit-hot tor精明的律师 shit-house /'Jithaus/ noun [taboo, slang) a toilet/ bathroom厕所;卫生间

shitless /'Jitlas/ adj. (taboo, slang) see scare v. .shit-1 scared adj. [not before noun] {taboo, slang) very frightened吓破吓得屁滚尿流 'shit stirrer noun (BrE, taboo, slang) a person who tries to make situations in which people disagree even worse火土浇油的人;遇事生^的人►'shit stirring noun [Uj

shitty /'Jiti/ adj. (taboo, slang) 1 unpleasant; very bad 4* 人厌銮非常_糕的2 unfair or unkind不备%的;不