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so-cial-iza-tion (BrE also -isa-tion) /.saujelai'zeijn; NAmE .soujala'z-/ noun [U] (formal) the process by which sb, especially a child, learns to behave in a way that is acceptable in their society适应社会的过程;.社会化. sa-cial-ize (BrE also -ise) /'saujalaiz; NAmE 'sou-/ verb 1 [V](witli sb) to meet and spend time with people'in a iiendly way, in order to enjoy yourself (和他又』)—往,、.交际   mix I enjoy socializing with the other

students.我喜欢和同学桑往◊ Maybe you shouW socialize more. 许你运该多 人交往2 [VN] [often passive] (formal) to teach people to behave in ways that are acceptable to their society 使适应社会:The family has the important function of socializing children. M M 有教孩子适应社会的重要作用[also VN to inf] 3 [VN] [usually passive] to organize sth according to the prin­ciples of socialism 使社会主义化; 按社佘主义原则行事 .socialized 'medicine noun [u] (L/S) medical and hospital care provided by the government for everyone by paying for it with public money 公费医疗制度 .social psychology noun [U] the study of peopled behaviourattitudes, etL in society .会心理学.social psy chologist noun

.social 'science noun 1 [u] (also .social 'studies [pi.]) the study of people in society 社会_•学 2 [C] a particular subject connected with the study of people in society, for example geography, economics or sociology

学学科_

.social 'scientist noun a person who studies social science社会科学家

.social 'secretary now/? the person who organizes social activities for an organization or for another person社交秘书(负责为机构或个人组织社交活动V .social se'curity noun [u] 1 (6r£) (also wel-fare NAmE, 8/f) money that the government pays regularly to people who are poorunemployedsic贪,etc.社会保障 金(政府定期向贫穷、失业、患病等人发放):toive on socia/ security 靠社会保障金生活◊ sociai security payments社备保障金支彳吾款如2 SociaSecurity (in the US) a system in which people pay money regularly to the government when they are working and receive payments from the government when they are unable to work, especially when they are sick or too old to work (美鹵社会保障制 g— compare National Insurance

.Social Se'curity number noun {abbr. SSN) (in the US) an official identity number that everyone is given when they are bom社圣保障号码(美国人i}生时得到的正式身

鮮码)

.social 'services noun [pi] a system that is organized by the local government to help people who have financial or family problems; the department or the people who provide this help社会福禾j制度(由当地政 府@织,向困难者提供帮助的制度);社会福利部门;社 会福利工作人员a ZecyRet on the range o/socia services avaitoWe#成有社会福利范围的传单◊ the oca! sociaZ services department当地的社会福利命门 .social 'studies not//? [pi.] = social science(I)

'social work noun [u] paid work that involves giving help and advice to people living in the community who have financial or family problems 社会福利工作 'social worker noun a person whose job is social work 社今福利工作者

S.ci.etal /sa’s^iiatl/ fld). [only before noun] (fedm/’Cfl/ 术语) connected with society and the way it is organized

会的 /关于社会的

SO-ci-ety Otw /sa'saiati/ noun {pi. -ies)

1 [U] people in general, living together in communities 社会以群体形式生活在一起的人的总称):policies that wfH bene/it sodefy as a      将有利于整个会的政策

Racism exists at aHZevds /society. # i义存在于吐会 各阶层TTiey carried out research into t/ie roZes / men and women in today’s society•他们就男人和女人益 当今社会中所扮演的角色展开研究2 [CU] a particular community of people who share the same customs, lawsetc.社会共同遵守一定的习俗、法律等的特定群 体modem fndustria/ societies 现代工'业社会

demand created by a consumer society 消费型社会所产生 的需求◊ Can Britain ever be a da^ess society?英国能 否有i -曰成为一个无阶级社会? rhey were discussing the probZenw 0/ Western society.’:.当时他们正在讨论西方 社会的问题。3. [C]. (flr... Soc.) .(especially in names.尤用 于名称Va group of people.who join together for a particular purpose 社函;协会;■学去•: a member /the drama society 剧社成员◊ the American Society 0/News­paper Edftprs 美国 报纸主 编协会.一r see also building society, friendly society 4 [U] the group of people in a country who are fashionable, rich and powerful 上..流 社会ITieir daughter married into high society•他们的 女儿嫁到?:上层人家a society wedding da层社会的li 5 [U] (/b/vrjfl/) tiie state of being with other people -.伴;…交往    company He was a solitary man who

avoided the society 0/ others.他是个孤僻的人,不愿和人

交,

socio- /'sausiau; NAmE 'sousioo/ combining form (in nouns, adjectives and adverbs构成名词、形容词和副词) connected with society or the study of society 社会的; 社会学的:socio-economic 社会经泰的◊ socioii’nguiitics

f语言学

so-cio-cul-tural /.sausiau'kAltXaral; NAmE ,soi3siou-/ adj.

relating to society and culture 社会与文化尚 socio-lect /'sausiaulekt; NAmE 'sousiou-/ noun {linguistics 语言a variety of a language that the members of a particular social class or social group speak 社会方言 (手社或-体的共通语f獒体) socio-lin-guis-tics /.sausieuliij'gwistiksjA/^mf .sousiou-/ noun [U] the study of the way language is affected by differences in social class, region, sex.etc•社会语言学 ► socio-lin-guis-tic /.sausiauliq'gwistik; NAmE .sousiou-/ adj.

soci-olo-gist /.sausi'Diadsist; NAmE .sousi'ail-/ noun a person who studies sociology 社会学索 soci*ology /,S9usi'Dl0d3i; NAmE .sousi'ail-/ noun [U] the scientific study of the nature and development of society and social behaviour .会学► socio.logic.al /.sausia'lDdsikl; NAmE ,sousia'la:d3-/ adj. sociological theories 社会学理论 socio.logic.aMy /-kli/ socio-path /'sausiaupaeO; NAmE 'sousiou-/ noun a person who has a mental illness and who behaves in an aggressive or dangerous way towards other people('因 g障碍而^有彡改击或伤害他人行为的;)反社会者 .socio-po'litical adj. relating to society and politics 会与政治的

SOCk /sDk; NAmE sa:k/ noun, verb mnoun 1 a piece of clothing that is worn over the foot, ankle and lower part of the leg, especially inside a shoe 短袜a pair /socfcs 双短袜 2          a strong

blow, especially with the fist (尤指用拳头猛击,重 、击He gave him a socfc on the jaw._ j也始下巴 ^击了 一拳。blow/knock sb^ 'socks off (informal) to surprise or impress sb very much 使某人万芬_愕;给某 人齒下深刻印象 put a ’sock in it (oW-/fls/j/onef/, informal) used to tell sb to stop talking or making a noise <让某人安静)住嘴,另!1出声more at pull v.

verfc [VN] (/n/omjfl/) to hit sb hard 猛击;狠打:She got cmg/y and socfced. him in the mouth.她生气 ,照着他的 嘴巴就是一拳◊ (^gwraf/_ve) TTie banfcs are socfcing customers with higher charges.

客户的利益'sock it to sb {informal or humorous) to do sth or tell sb sth in a strong and effective way 直截了当地做某事;强硬地对某人说某事:Go in there and socfc it to ’em/你进去,直截了当地告诉他们!

,sock sth—a’way to save money 储存

积攒(钱)

socket /'sDkit; NAmE'saikit/ noun 1 (also 'power point) (both BrE) {NAmE out*let, re*cep*tade) a device in a wall that you put a plug into in order to connect elec­trical equipment to the power supply of a building ( 源)插座a waH socket 墙壁插座picture o plug 2 a device on a piece of electrical equipment that you can fix a plug, a light bulb, etc. into (电器上的 > 插 口,插孔,管运an aeriai socket on the teZevisicm 电视 机上的天线癌孔 3a curved hollow space in the surface of sth that another part fits into or moves around in