腻烦了,便去散步tire sb/yourself _out to make sb/ yourself feel very tired使感到筋疲力尽;感到疲惫不堪 —see also tired

noun (NAm£) - tyre to check your tire pressure 检查

_轮胎气压

tired /'taied; NAmE 'tawrd/ adj.

1                  feeling that you would like to sleep or rest; needing rest疲倦的;疲劳的;困倦的H23 weary : to be/ took^feel tired 感到 / 显得 / 觉得疲惫◊ I’m too tired even to thinfc.我累得 i 想也不愿意 ◊ ITiey were coZd, hungry ami tired out (= very tired).他们又冷又饿,疲 惫不屢◊ tired/eet 疲劳的双脚;2 ~ of sb/sth | ~ of doing sth feeling that you have had enough of sb/sth because you no longer find them/it interesting or because tiiey make you angry or unhappy 厌倦;厌烦: JTm sicfc and tired the arguments.義对所有这些争 论烦透了◊ She was tired / bearing about their trip to India.她听腻了他们的印度之行。3 boring because it is too familiar or has been used too'much 陈旧的;陈腐 的;陈词滥调的ife avmys comes out with same tired okUofces.他总是讲些千篇一律老掉牙的笑话

tired*ly adv. He shook .his head rirediy.他厌倦地摇了 摇头。-tired.ness /7wn [U] see also dog-tired

'tire iron notm (A/AmE) a metal tool for taking tyres off ^wheels拆轮胎棒

tire-less /'taialas; NAmE 'taierlas/ adj. {approving) putting a lot of hard work and energy into sth over a long period of time不知疲倦的;不觉疲劳的;精力充沛的 pnn indefatigable a tireless campaigner for human rights不屈不挠的人权运动参与者► tire•l«ess-lyMv.

tire-some /'taiasam; NAmE 'taiarsam/ adj. making you feel annoyed讨厌的;令人厌烦的;烦人的033 annoying Buying a house can be a very tiresome busi- ness.买房子会是件很麻烦的事◊ 77ie chiWren were bdng very tiresome这些孩子非常讨人嫌tire-some- iyadv.

tiring ■« /'taiarir)/ adj.

making you feel the need to sleep or rest 令人困倦的; 使人疲劳的;累人的 BEE1 exhausting: Jt had been a Zong tiring day.这一天让人感到又累又长。

^is /tiz/ short form [old use) it is

tis-sue /'tiju:; BrE also 'tisju:/ noun 1 [U] (also tis-sues [p|.]) a collection of cells that form the different parts of humans, animals and plants (人、_ 动植物细威的组 织:musc!e/brafn/nerveetc. tissue in肉、大脑、神经 %组织◊ scar tissue 瘢痕鱼织.2 [C] a piece of soft paper that absorbs liquids, used especially as a handker- chief (尤指用作手帕的)纸巾,手巾纸:a box / tissues 盒纸巾 3 (also ‘tissue paper) [u] very thin paper used for wrapping and packing things that break easily (用于包装易碎物品的)薄纸,绵纸ESa a .tissue of 'lies (literary) a story, an excuse, etc. that is full of lies —派谎言

tit /tit/ noun 1 [usually pi.] (also titty) (taboo, slang) a woman’s breast or nipple (女人的)子,奶头,头

2                  (8rfs/flng) a stupid person 蠢货;笨蛋;窝囊废

3                  a small European bird. There are several types of tit. 山雀:a great rit 大山雀see also blue tit

Titan (also titan) /'taitn/ noun (formal) a person who is very large, strong, intelligent or important .人;高 人;伟人  From the Titans, who in Greek myth­

ology were the older gods who were defeated in a battle with Zeus.源自提坦诸神Titans       在希腊神话中

被宙^打败的众巨神。

ti-tan-ic /tai'taenik/ adj. (formal) very large, important, strong or difficult巨矢的;极金要的;强大的;极艰巨 的a    struggle between good and eviZ 善与恶之间

的一^大搏斗

ti-tan-ium /ti'teiniam/ noun [U] {symb Ti) a chemical element. Titanium is a silver-white metal used in making various strong light materials.

tit-bit /'titbit/ (firE) {NAmE tid-bit) noun 1 a small special piece of food 小^■食物 morsel She had saved

a /evv titbits /or her cat.她给猫留了点好吃的东西。

a small but interesting piece of news 花絮;趣闻;

6 BHDIsnippet: titbits /gossip 飞短流朵

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titch /titj/ noun (BrE, informal, often humorous) used as a way of talking about or addressing a very small person (用于谈论或称呼)小不点儿,娃儿

titchy /'titji/ adj. [BrE, informal) very small

,tit for tat noun [U] a situation in which you do sth bad to sb because they have done the same to you 以牙还 牙;针锋相对;一报还一报the routine rit/or tat when countries each other’s envoys 国家相互驱逐对方使 节这种惯常的报复行动        assassinations by rivaZ

gan^S敌对团伙冤冤相报的暗杀

tithe /tai6/ noun 1 (in the past) a tenth of the goods that sb produced or the money that they earned, that was paid as a tax to support the Church (旧时&固定比例 给教会的)什一税 2 (in some Christian Churches todayj a tenth of a person's income, that they give to the Church (现在某些教友按收入的十分之一给基督教教会 ._)什一捐献

tit-il-late /'titdeit/ verb (often disapproving) to interest or excite sb, especially in a sexual way 使吳奋;煽情;煽 动情欲:[V] ritiHaringpictures煽动情欲的图画o[VN] a story intended to titillate the imagination of the public 意欲煽动公众想象力的故事titiMa-tion /ti'leijn/ noun [U]

titi-vate /'titiveit/ verb [VN] to improve the appearance of sb/sth by making small changes 打扮;装洛;装点: She titivated her hair in the mirror.她对着镜子梳理

头发。

title /'taitl/ noun, verb

noun 1 [C] the name of a book, poem, painting, piece of music, etc.(书籍、诗歌、图画、乐_等的V名称,标 题,癌目His poems were pubZished under the ritZe / ‘•Love and Reason’.他的诗是以《爱情与理智》为题发袅 的。the title trncfcom their Zatest.CD (= the song with the same title as the disc)他们最新光盘中的标题歌 曲◊ She has sung the ririe rote in ‘Carmen’= the role of Carmen in that opera)她在《卡门》中命唱卡门的角 色。2 [C] a particular book or magazine (书刊的)一 种,一本:The company publishes twenty new titles a 这家公司一年出版二十种新书。3 [C] a word in of a person^ name to show their rank or profes­sion, whether or not they are married, etc.(人名前表 示地位、职业、婚否等的)称号,头衔,职称,称谓The present duke inherited the title from his father.

的公爵承袭的是他父亲的爵位。oGi'veyournameand rirfe (= Mr, Miss, Ms, Dretc.).报出你的姓名和称谓。

note at name 4 [cj a name that describes a job 职位 名称;职称77ie  rirte /the job is ‘Administrative

sistcmt’.这个职位的正式名称为行政助理”。

4                  [C] the position of being the winner of a competition, especially a sports competition (竞赛、体育比餐的冠 军the worZd heavyweight titZe 重量备##拳击冠军◊ She has three worW rirfes.她已获得三项世界冠章。

5                  [U, C] ~ (to sth/to do sth) (/aw 律)the legal right to own sth, especially land or property; the document that shows you have this right (尤金土地或财产的所有 权,所有权凭证,房地契

verb [VN-N] [usually passive] to give a book, piece of music, etc. a particular name (给书籍、乐曲等)加标题,定题 目:77idr_/iirst aZbum w5 fitted ‘Ocean Drive’.他们的第

_ >张专辑定名为《海洋行》。

title bar now/? (compwf/ng a bar at the top of a computer screen, which shows the name of the program and file that is on the screen (计算机屏幕顶

I端的)标题栏

titled /'taitld/ adj. having a title such as Lord, Lady, etc.

_有头衔的;有爵位的

'title deed noun [usually pi.] a legal document proving that sb is the owner of a particular house, etc.感契;产

_ >权契约;所有权凭证

'title-holder noun 1 a person or team that has defeated all the other people or teams taking part in an important competition 冠军;冠军得主:t/ie current Olympic title-hoWer本届奧林匹克运4会冠军2 (/V/Amf术语the legal owner of sth $所有人;合法

所有人