这是否正确,我没有太大把握◊ I’m just going out—J won’t be too〇叹我正要出去,用不了多长时间◊ She’s none too (= not very) dever.她不很聪明。5 used to emphasize sth, especially your anger, surprise or agree- ment with sth (用以强调生气、惊奇或同意等):‘He did'ajpoZogize eventuaHy.’ ‘JshouZd think so too/’r:'”他终 于道歉了V'V” “我想他应该如此 ◊‘She gave me the money.' 'About time tooV 她把那钱给我了。”“早该这 样!ITiTOI be too 'much (for sb) to need more skill or strength than you have; to be more difficult, annoyingetc. than you can bear 力所能及.非…所 能忍受

tOOk pt f TAKE

tools工具

tool ^r /tu:l/ noun, verb

u noun 1 an instrument such as a hammer, screwdriver, saw, etc. that you hold in your hand and use for making things, _ repairing things, etc.工具:garden took 园艺工具.◊ a cum’ng tooZ 七力削工具◊ power too/s :( using electricity)电动工具◊ Ahvays seZect the right too /or the job. 定要选对千活的工具2 a thing that helps yoli to do your job or to achieve sth ■(.有助于做工 或完成某事的用具,器具,手段,方法research took h'fce questionnaires 问卷之类的研究方法◊ The computer is now an invaluable tool for the family doctor.

在是窣庭医生非常有用的:n◊ Some /them carn’ed the guns which were the tools of their trade [= the things they needed to do their job).他们有些人携带着 喷枪,那i干他们那一行的器真。3 a person who is used or controlled by another person or group ■受人利 用的人XM The prime minister was an unwitting tooZ / the prescient, i相不知不觉被总统利用了。

4    a penis 鸡色;屌 fI»TOl see down v.

verb [V +adv./prep.] {NAmE, informal) to drive around in a vehicle 秦车壳风;.驾车pj处跑          .tool 'up ] ,tool

sb/sth^'up (technical      if) to get or provide sb/sth

with the equipment, etc. that is necessary to do or produce sth获得(或提供)耷要的设备;给配置装备The factory is not tooled up to produce this type of engine.这家工厂还没有装置生产这类发动机的设备。 tool-bar /.tu:lba:(r)/ noun (computing if) a row of symbols (= icons) on a computer screen that show the different things that you can do with a particular program (计算机屏幕上的)工具栏 tool-box /'tuilboks; NAmE -ba:ks/ noun a box with a lid for keeping tools in 工具箱

im       tooth fairy

tooled /tu:ld/.fl.(of leather 皮革).decorated with patterns made with a specialheated tool 热烫花的;丨在

花的。:

tool-kit /'tuilkit/ noun 1 a set of tools in a box or bag (装在箱子或包里酌套工真;工具箱;工具包 2' (dompwf/rtg 计丨 a Set of software tools 配套软件;软件 包;工具箱 3 the things that you need in .order to achieve sth配备用品;装备

tool-maker /'tu:lmeik8(r)/ noun a person or company that makes tools, especially ones used in industry { %

指工业用T 土真制造#,工具制璋广v too.mak.ing /'tuilmeikii]/ noun [U]

toonie /'tuini/ noun (Cfl/?£) the Canadian two-dollar coin

两力p界硬币

toot /tu:t/ noun, verb

» noun a short high sound made by a car horn or a whistle (喇叭、哨子筹发出的)嘟嘟声She gave a sharp toot on her horn. M病声按响了喇口此 verb {^specially Br£) when a car horn toots or you toot it, it makes a short high sound (使汽车喇叭发:出短促 尖锐的声音,发出嘟嘟声:[V] tpe sound / horns tooting 鸣味丨j u八的声音◊ [VN] Toot youf horn to Zet them know we’re here.按按喇叭卜%说他们我们到* n»TOl see

HORN n.

tOOth /tu:0/ noun {pi. teeth /ti:0/)

1             any of the hard white structures in the mouth used for biting and chewing food 牙;齿JVe just had a tooth out at the dentist’s.我刚在牙科诊所拔了一颗牙to brusft/cZean your teet/i 刷牙◊ tooth decay 龋齿She answered through clenched teeth (= opening her mouth only a little because of anger). M咬每切齿地回 答◊ ITie cat sanfc its teeth mto his /inger. 只猫狠狠 咬?了他的手指。picture o body — see also buck

TEETH, FALSE TEETH, MILK TOOTH, WISDOM TOOTH

2             a narrow pointed part that sticks out of an object .齿状部,分;邊the teeth on a saw 据齿pictures fastener — see also fine-tooth comb IT*!?! cut your teeth on sth to do sth that gives you your first experi­ence of a particular type of work 丰获 得初步经验;

'初次涉足 cut a 'tootfi (of a baby 婴儿)to grow a new tooth tb 牙;’长出新牙 get your 1 teeth into sth {informal) to put a lot of effort and enthusiasm into sth that is difficult enough to keep you interested 专注于全力投入i(有一定难度的事):Chooseian essay topic that you can reaHy ^et your teeth into.选择一个^尔可以 真正悉心钻研的论文题目。have • teeth (£

(of an organization, a law, etc组织、会律等to be powerful and effectiye具有强大威力;有杀侩;^116 teeth of sth 1 despite problemsopposition, etc.不 管,不顾,尽管遇到(困难、反对等):The newpoHcy was adopted h the teeth o//ierce cri’rtcism.新政苹总管受 到强烈的彳比评,但还是被采用了2 in the direction that a strong wind is coming from 顶着,迎着(强风): They crossed the bay in the teeth of a howling gale.

顶着呼啸的t狂风渡过了海湾。set sb’s 'teeth on bdge (of a sound or taste 声音或味道).to make sb feel physic­ally uncomfortable 挺感到 _ 体不 舒服: Just the sound /her voice sets my teeth on edge.我一听到她的声音就浑 身:不舒月S more at armed, bare v., bit, eye n., eye

TEETH, FIGHT V., GNASH, GRIT V., HELL, KICK V., klCK 11., lie2 v., long adj., RED adj., SKIN n., SWEET adj. tooth-ache /'tu:0eik/ noun [U, C, usually sing.] a pain in your teeth or in one tooth 牙痛:8/f) J’ve got toothache. 我牙疼     £) J’ve got a toothache.我牙疼。

tooth-brush /'tu:Qbr\S/ noun a small brush for clean- ing your teeth 牙刷picture o brush .toothbrush mous'tache noun a short moustache cut with square comers (理成方形的牙刷形胡子 toothed /tu:0t; tu:6d/ adj. [only before noun] 1 (technical 术语having teeth _ 遠的a toothed w/ide 齿騎 2 -toothed (in compounds 构成复合词)having the type of teeth mentioned # 齿的•• a gap-toothed smiZe 秦出 稀疏的牙齿咧着嘴笑

the 'tooth fairy noun [sing.] an imaginary creature that is said to take away a tooth that a small child leaves near his or her bed at night and to leave a coin