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ver/i [no passive] (not used in the progressive tenses 不用 于进行吩1 to be convenient or useful for sb ■ r某 人r方便;满足(某人需要;合(某人心意:[vn] Choose a computer to suit your particular needs.选一,台 适合你个人需要的电脑we met at 2, vvouW that suit you?我们两点钟见面,你方便吗? ◊// you want to go by bus, that suits me_/?ne要是你想坐公共汽车走,那 对我也合适◊ He can be very heip/W, but oniy when it suits/i/m.有时候他非常肯帮忙,不过那得他觉得合适[VN to inf] ft suits me to start vvorfc at a kiter rime.对我 来说,最好晚一点再开始工作12 [VN] (especially of clothes, coloursetc.尤指服装、颜色等to make you look attractive 相配;合身Bhie smts you. Yiou s/iouZd wear ft more o_/iten.你适合穿蓝色。你该多穿蓝色衣服

J don’t think this coat reaHy suits me•我觉得这件大衣 不大适合我穿。3 _(es/?ec/a//y 8r£) [VN] (usually used in negative sentences 用于否定%) to be right or good for sb/sth 适合;适宜;%利于:rhis hot weather doesn’t suit me.天这么热,我真受本了suit your/sb^ book (BrE, informal) to be convenient or useful for you/sb 对某乂方便(或有用)suit sb ,down to the 'ground {BrE, informal) to be very convenient or accept- ableforsb对某人非常方便;很合某人心意This job suits me down to the ground•这份 1:作我非常满意。.suit your'self {informal) 1 to do exactly what you would like 随自己的 ii愿:J choose my assignments to srn’t myseZ/ 我榼据自己的喜好选彳丰务。2 usually used in orders to tell sb to do what they want, even though it annoys you (表示听凭对方的意愿,)自便,随便‘I diink I’ll

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'随你的!”          suit sth to sth/sb to

make sth appropriate for sth/sb 使适合或适应.)某事 物(或人):He can suit his conversation to whoever he’s wpi.无论跟谁说话,他都能说到一块儿。

Silit*able Ow /'suitabl; erf also 'sju:-/ adj.

for sth/sb). | to do sth) rigiit or appropriate for a particular purpose or occasion 合适的;适宜的; 适当;适用:a suitabZe candidate合适的人选This jprogram/ne is not suitabk/or chi/drcn.这个节目 童不 ◊ ■ aplace知厂a p_

1                  don't have anything suitable to wear for the party. ^ S 有适合在聚会上穿的衣服。◊ Wouid now be a suitable moment to discuss my report? Jill ^ $lc * it 不合适? E33 unsuitable ► suit-abil-ity /.suita'bilati; BrE also ,sju:-/ noun [U] There is no doubt about her suitabiiityj^rthejob.毫无疑问,她适合做这个工作。

suitably /'suitabli; BrE also 'sju:-/ adv. 1 in a way that is right or appropriate for a particular purpose or occa- sion 合适地;适宜地;当地:I am not really suitably dressed/or a party.我穿这样的衣服参力卩聚会并不十分得 suitaWy quaed candidates十分符合条件的人选

2                  showing the feelings, etc. that you would expect in a particular situation 如貪所.料地;自然:ffe was suftabZy impressed when J toZd him J’d! won.告诉他我贏了,他 g然觉得我真彳>

Suit-Case Otw /'suitkeis; BrE also 'sju:-/ (also case) noun

a case with flat sides and a handle, used for carrying clothes, etc. when you dre travelling (旅行用的.)手提 to pacfc/impacfc a suftease把东®丰提箱;取 由聲提箱里的东西picture o bag

suite /swi:t/ noun 1 a set of rooms, especially in a hotel (尤指旅it的)一套房间,套房a hotel/private/ honeymoon suite 旅馆/ 私人/蜜月套房.◊ a suite 0/ rooms/o_0iices 套房间;公套房see also en suite 2 a set of matching pieces of furniture 套家具:a bathroom/bedroom suite —套卫生间 / 卧室家真◊ (8£) a t/iree-pfece suite wi’t/i two armchairs and a so/a 由两 张单人沙发和一张长沙发组成的三件套家具3 a piece of music made up of three or more related parts, for example pieces from an opera.组曲(由三个或更多相美 分组成> :Stravins’s firebird Suite_拉文斯*的 组曲《火鸟》4 (cowpt/"’/7g 计)a set of related computer programs 套;装软件a suite of software develop- ment took 套软彳4开发工具

suited tHt /'suitid; BrE also 'sju:-/ adj. [not before noun]

1 ~ (to/for sb/sth) right ot appropriate for sb/sth :合

适;适宜;适当She was ideally suited to the part / EvaPercm.她演爱娃庇隆这个角色再合适不过了◊ He is not reaZZy sifted/or a teaching career.他不大适合做教 .o This diet is suited to anyone who wants to lose weight/5t.这一食谱适合每一个希望迅速减肥的人。 PIi?3 unsuited 2 if two people are suited or well suited, they are likely to make a good couple 般配的Jo and Z are very vveH suited.我跟乔非常合.◊ They were not suited to one another.他们俩彼此不配.Plin unsuited 3 wearing a suit, or a suit of the type mentioned 穿西装的;穿_ 装的:sober-suited city businessmen城市里些衣着庄重^生意人 suit-ing /'su:tir); BrE also 'sjuitiq/ noun [U] cloth made especially of wool, used for making suits 西月ft 毛料: men’s suiting男西会毛料

suitor /'su:ta(r); Srf also .sju:-/     1 (/£/-//>//7«/). a

man who wants to marry a particular woman"求婚者 2 (bws/’ness a company that wants to buy another company意收购另一公i的公司 su-kuma wiki /so_ku:m9 .wi:ki:/ now/? [Uj (£4/广£) a vege­table with dark green leaves that are cooked; kale 羽 衣甘蓝(菜丨'■ a meaZ o/ugaZf and sufcuma wi/ct•蒸玉米 粉团加羽衣甘蓝菜的一餐

sulfate, sulfide, sulfur, sulfuric acid (NAm^)

=SULPHATE, SULPHIDE, SULPHUR, SULPHURIC ACID sulk /sAlk/ verb, noun

u verb [V] (disapproving) to look angry and refuse to speak or smile because you want people to know that you are upset about sth ® 有温色;生闳气He went o# to suZfc in his,room.他回到i SM,丰起闷气米。:

noun (BrE also the sulks [pi.]) a period of not speaking and being bad-tempered because you are angry about sth 温怒;生        .Jo was in a suifc upstairs•乔在楼上

生闷气.■ ◊ to Save the suWcs满脸不愈兴'二 sulky /'SAlki/ adj. [disapproving) bad-tempered or not speaking because you are angry about sth 面有愠色 函丨生闷气的.Sarah hacHoofceci suWcy aZi morning•萨 拉一上牛都不高兴地板着脸a suWcy cMd闷闷不乐的 孩无—sulk.ily /-ili/ adv. sulki.ness [Uj sul<len /'SAlan/ adj. (disapproving) 1 bad-tempered and not speaking, either on a particular occasion or because it is part of your character面有愠色的;闷闷不乐的;郁 郁寡欢的Bob Zoofced paZe and suHen.勃政么苍白, 闷闷不乐She gave Mm a suZen gZare. M满脸不高兴 地瞪了拖-suHen teenagers面色阴郁的青少年 2 (//Yera/y) (of the sky or weather 天空或天、气dark and unpleasant 阴沉的►sul-len.lyarfv. suj-len.nessmnyntuj sully /'sAli/ verb (suMies, sully-ing, sul lied, sul-lied) [VN] (formal or literary) 1 to spoil or reduce the value of sth 畋坏;有损于2 to make sth dirty弄脏;玷污 sul.pfiate (8r£) (AM/r?f sul.fate) /'sAlfeit/ now/? [C-U] {chemistry it)_ a compound of sulphuric acid and a chemical element 硫酸盐copper sup/iate 硫酸铜 sul-phide (fir£) [NAmE sul-fide) /'sAlfaid/ noun tC, U] (chemistry it) a compound of sulphur and another chemical element 硫化物

sulphur (8r£) {NAmE sulfur) /'SAlfafr)/ noun [U] [symb S) a chemical element. Sulphur is a pale yellow substance that produces a strong unpleasant smell when it bums and is used in medicine and industry硫;硫磺► phur-ous (6r£) {NAmE sul fur ous) /'sAlfaras/ adj.: suZphurousmes燃烧硫磺产生的烟雾 .sulphur di'oxide(6r£) [NAmE .sulfur di'oxide) noun [u] (symfc SOJ (d?e/r?/st/y a poisopous gas with a strong smell, that is used in industry and causes air pollution '二氧化硫

sul-phur-ic add (erf) [NAmE sul-fur-ic acid) /sAl,floarik 'aesid; NAmE 1 noun [U] {chemistry 4t) {symb H2S4) a strong clear acid 硫酸

sul-tan /'SAltan/ noun the title given to Muslim rulers in some countries苏丹(某些穆斯林国家统治者的称号): the Sutan /Brunei 文莱苏丹

sul-tana /sAl'tama; NAmE -'taena/ 1 (Sr£) {NAmE .golden raisin) noun a small dried grape without seeds, used in cakes, etc.无核小葡萄干(用于糕点等)2 the wife, mother, sister or daughter of a sultan 矣丹女眷(指后

妃、主太后、姊妹或女儿>