feature
that comes at the end of a story, an event, etc. and spoils it煞风景的结局
stinging
nettle noun = nettle
n. sting-ray /'stnjrei/ noun a large wide flat sea
fish that has a long tail with a sharp sting in it that can cause serious
wounds刺魟.（大型“宽海鱼，尾部有尖刺） stingy /'stind3i/ adj. (stin-gier,
stin-gi-est) {informal) not given or giving willingly; not
generous, especially with money 小气的；吝啬的 H771 mean
： You're stingy! (=not willing to spend
money)你真小气！ ◊
Don’t be so stingy wit/i the cream/ 别那’么舍不得放奶油！ ►
stingi- ness noun [U]
stink
/stirjk/
verb,
noun
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verb (stank /staegk/，stunk /stAijk/，stjjnk, stunk). [V]〜（of sth) {informal) 1 to have a strong,
unpleasant smell ^ 臭有难喃的气味 H771 reek： Her breath stank of garfic.她嘴里有股大蒜味。◊ ft stinks o/smofce m here. 这儿有股烟味。2 to seem very bad, unpleasant'or dishonest让人觉得很糟糕；令人厌恶；似乎有不正肖行
‘女:、TTie whoie business stan/c 〇/corruption•这件事从头
到尾都有腐败嫌疑。◊ ‘Wftat do you
think 〇/ the idea?’ ‘Jthinfcftsti/ifcs.’
“你觉榑这个主意怎么样? ”“我觉得是
个搜主意。” iJiliPi .stink
sth^-'out to
fill a place with a strong, unpleasant smell使充满臭味（或难闻气味>
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noun (informal) 1 [C,
usually sing ] a very unpleasant smell 恶臭；难闻气麻 H771 reek ： the stink of sweat and
urine
难闻的汗味尿味 2 [sing.j a lot of
trouble and anger about sth.吵闹；參吵：77ie vvhde biisiness caused quite a stinfc.这件事引i了轩然大波。◊阶沿fcicfc up a stinfc
(=complain a lot and cause trouble) if they try to close t/ie schooi
down.假如他们想关闭这#学校，我们就要大
闹一场。
'stink bomb noun a container that
produces a very bad smell when it is broken. Stink bombs are used for playing
tricks on people.臭弹（破碎时发出恶臭，用于
手作剧）
stink*er /'stigka^)/ noun [informal) a person or thing that
is very unpleasant or difficult 讨厌和人;.棘手的事
stink-ing
/'stirjkii]/
adj.,
adv.
_ 1 having a very strong,
unpleasant smell 臭的；发
恶臭的；：十分难闻的.：J was
pushedfnto a srinfcing
room.我被推进一间又脏又臭的屋子里。2
[only before noun] [informal, especially Br^) very bad or unpleasant
很 _ 释的；f 人讨厌知 /ve
got a stinfcfng coZd.我得了 这_该死的感冒。3 [only, before noun] /’n/omjfl/) showing a lot
of anger 愤怒木已的；气急畋坏
的：J wrote—tftem a srinfci'ng ietter i:o compZaiAi.我给他们 去信气愤地抱怨了-通。
madv. (informal, usually disapproving) extremely ‘非 常：iTiey must be srinfcfng rich.他们一定富得流“。 stinky /'stiqki/ adj. (stink-ier,
stink-iest) {informal)
1
having an extremely bad smell发恶臭的；十分难闻的
2
extremely unpleasant or bad令入厌恶釦；槽糕透顶的
stint /stint/ noun, verb
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fiot/n 〜(as sth) a period of
time that you spend working somewhere ,or doing a particular activity 从事.案项'：f 作 .(或活动）的时间：He did a stint abroad
eariy in his career.彳6早先在崮外千过一段时间。◊ a two-year
stint fn the May在海军服役两年
■
verfc 〜（on sth) I 〜（yourself) (usually used in
negative sentences 通常角宁否■定句）to provide or use only a small
amount of sth 节省；惜：[V] She never stints on the /ood at her parties.她举办会吃的岽西从不小^ ◊
[VN] We don^ need to stint ourselves—have some
more! 我们没必要节省——再吃点!——see
also UNSTINTING
sti*pend /'staipend/ noun {formal) an amount of money
that is paid regularly to sb, especially a priest, as wages or money to live on
(尤指神职人员的）生活津貼，薪
俸；献仪：a montWy stipend 月俸◊ (espec/fl//y
A/Am£) a summer internship with a smaH stipend 薪水微薄的暑期 ¥习 .
sti-pen-diary /stai'pendieri; NAmE -dieri/ noun {pi. -ies) (also stipendiary
magistrate) (in
安法官
Stip.ple
/’stipl/ verfc [VN] [often passive]: :(tor/7n/cfl/术语）to paint or draw sth using small dots or marks 点画：',4彩 BtH ►stip-pling /'stiplirj/ noun [U] stipu-late
/'stipjuleit/ verb (formal) to state clearly and firmly that sth must be done, or how it must be
done 规定；明确要求 specify： [VN] A delivery date is stiputatedfn the
.contract.合同中规定了 交货日 ◊ [V that] The job advertisement stipulates that the
applicant must have, three years’ experience.招聘广告明确要求应 聘者必、须有三年工作经.疮。[also V wh-] ► stipu.la.tion /.stipju'leijn/ noun [C, U] ； The
only stipulation is that the topfc you. c/ioose
must be refated to your studies.唯 一的要求是你选的题■必须与你的研究科目有关。：
Stir
/st3：(r)/ verb, noun m verb (-rr-)
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MIX 1 [VN] ~ sth (into sth) | ~ sth (in) to move a
liquid or substance
around, using a spoon or sth similar, in order to mix it thoroughly 搅办；揽和；搅
拌：S^e stirred her tea.她搅了搅茶。◊ 77ie vegetables are stirred into the rice it is hot•趁米饭热时把蔬菜
拌进去.。◊ Stir in the miZfc the sauce thicfcens•兩41
奶搅进去，直到酱汁变稠为止b 〇 note at mix
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MOVE 移动 2 to move, or to make sth move, slightly (使）微动：[V] She heard the baby srir 〖n the next room•她一见婴儿;^隔壁动弹。◊ [VN] A siig/it breeze was stirring the branches•微风吹动着树枝。.◊ A noise stirred me/rom sZeep•响声把義从睡梦中“醒。3
to move, or to make sb move, in order to do sth (使）行动，活政：[V] You haven't stirred
from that chair all evening!
把椅子上一晚上没动了！ ◊ [VN] Come on,,
stir yourseZjl you’re kite/快，快走吧。你要迟到了！ ◊ TTiefr compfaints have stirred him into action.他们的抱
怨最终促使他采取了行动。
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FEELINGS 感觉'4 [VN】〜sb (to sth) to make sb excited
or make them feel, sth strongly 打命;.激发：a book that reaHy stirs the imaginatiori 很 _ * 发人 &想象力的书◊ She was stirred by his sad _sto/y.他那悲修的故事打动了
她。5 [V] (of a feeling or a mood 感情或情绪）to begin to be felt幵始感到；逐渐产生；萌动：被唤起：A/ee/i叩 o/gu沿began to stir〖n her.她心里渐渐生出了内疚感。
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CAUSE TROUBLE 引起麻烦
6 (阶f，/>?/om7fl/，£//sflpprowng) to try to cause trouble 拨弄是: [VNl You're just stirring it,你这不是搬弄桌非時！ [also V] — see also STIRRER
stir the 'blodd to make sb excited 使人兴奋；激
起热情 stir your ’stumps (oW-/fls/7/ona/，8rf, /Vj/ormo/) to begin to move; to hurry_&身走；赶快 IJI!l；yj ,stir sb— 'up to encourage sb to do sth; to make sb feel they must do sth 激励；鼓动，stir sth—‘up 1 to make people feel strong em.otions 激会（感情）：to stir up hatred 激 起仇恨 2 to try .to cause arguments or problems 挑起， 煽动（争执或事•端to stir up a dekite挑起争论，.◊ Whenever he's around, he always manages to
stir
up trouWe.什么时候只要有他在，他就总要挑起点事来。◊ We've got enough problems
without you trying to stir thin识up.我们麻烦事儿已经够多的了，你就别再挑拨是
非了。3 to make sth move around in water or air ( 7jc i空气中’）搅起；吹起：The wind srirred up a iot 〇/
dust. M吹起夫量圣矣彳.：二、
3
noun 1 [sing.] excitement, anger or shock that is felt by a number of
people ( 一些人感到的）激动，愤怒，震S Pn71 commotion： Her resignation
caused
quite a stir. 她的辞职引起很大震动。2 _[C, usually sing.] the action of stirring sth 搅搅和；搅_: Could you give the
rice a sfir?你把乎饭搅一搅好吗？
'stir-crazy adj. (informal,
especially NArnp. showing signs of mental illness
because of being kept in prison (因 遭囚禁而）精神失常的
'stir-fry
verb,
noun [pi. -ies)
4
verb [VN] to cook thin strips of
vegetables or meat quickly by stirring them in very hot oil 翻炒；炒；煸： stir-/rted chicfcen 油爆鸡一picture page
Ri6
• noun a hot dish made by
stir-frying small pieces of meat, fish and/or vegetables 炒菜 stirrer /'st3：ra(r)/ noun {BrE, informal,
disapproving) a person who likes causing trouble, especially between
other people, by spreading secrets 喜欢制造•端的人； (尤指）好拨弄是非者