1 to take sth/sb from one place to another in a vehicle

(用交通工辱）运输，运送，输送：to transport goods/ passengers 运送货物 / 旅客 2 to,move sth somewhere by means of a natural process .(以自然方:式）运输，綸 送，传播 Hn carry The seeds are transported by the wind/这盛种子是由风传播的。Biood transports ojcygen aroun)出e body.血电滅■气命送身,。3 to make sb feel that they are in a different place, time or situation 使产生身临其境的感觉：The boofc transports you to another worZd.包本#会把你带到另一个世界。4 (in the past) to send sb to a far away place as a punishment (I白时）流放：British ’convicts were trcmsported to AustraHa/or啡.英国的囚犯被终生流放到澳大利亚。 trans-port-able /traen'spoitabl; NAmE -'spoirt-/ adj. [not usually before noun] that can be carried or moved from one place to another, especially by a vehicle 可运输； 可运送；可输送<

tranS-p〇rta-ti〇n 〇nw /.traenspor'teiXn; NAmE-^o:r't-/ noun.[\J]

1 {especially NAmB) = transport ： the transportation industry 运输业◊ pubHc transportation (；= the system of buses, trains, etc. provided for people to travel from one place to another)公共交通运输系统◊ TTie city is providing free transportation to the stadium from down- town.本市现在提供从市中心到体育學的免费交通。◊ the transportation of heavy loads          o transportation

costs 35^ 2 (in the past) the act of sending criminals to a place that is far away as a form of punishment'. (:'4日 时的）流放

'transport cafe noun {BrB} a cafe at the side of a main road that serves cheap food and is used mainly by lorry/truckdrivers (供长途未车司机用餐的.）路边小蕃 馆一compare truck stop

trans-port-er /traen'spo:ta(r); NAmE -'spoirt-/ noun a large vehicle used for carrying heavy objects, for example other vehicles 大型滅重运输车：a car trans- porter装运汽车的运输车

trans-pose /traen'speuz; NAmE -'spouz/ verb [VN] [often passive] 1 {format) to change the order of two or more things 使掉换顺庠 ECd reverse 2 (/b/TTw/) to move or change sth to a different place or environment or into a different form使转■移；極换位；使变形CHTl trans- fer ： The director transposes Shakespeare's play from 26th century Venice to present-day £ngZand.导演把莎'士 比亚的戏剧从16世纪的威尼斯改成.当代的英国。3 (mws/c to write or play a piece of music or a series of notes in a different key 使（弟:曲）变调，移调>1^115.卩〇5- ition /.traenspa'zij'n/ noun [C, U] trans-sex-ual (also tran-sex-ual) /traenz'sekjual; traens-/ (also informal tranny) noun a person who feels emotionally that they want to live, dress, etc. as a member of the opposite sex, especially one who has a medical operation to change their sexual organs 易性 癖者；（经外科手术后的）变性人 tran-sub-stan-ti-ation /.traensab.stsenXi'eiXn/ noun [U] the belief that the bread and wine of the Communion service become the actual body and blood of Jesus Christ after they have been blessed, even though they still look like bread and wine 实体变换，体变（指 饼和葡萄酒经祝圣后变成基督的体血，只留下饼酒的 外形）

transverse /'traenzv3：s; 'trasns-; NAmE -V3：rs/ adj. [usually before noun] (technical placed across sth M (向T的；横断的；横切的BCC1 diagonal : A trans­verse bar joins the two.posts. —根横杆连接着两根立柱。 .transverse 'wave noun {technical a wave that vibrates at 90° to the direction in which it is moving 横波一compare longitudinal wave trans-vest-ite /traenz'vestart; traens-/ (also informal tranny) noun a person, especially a man, who enjoys dressing as a member of the opposite sex 有异性装备癖 的人，易装癖者（尤指男性）>^31«_贫乜111/汁801这- 'vestizsm; traens-/ noun [U] trap /traep/ noun, verb • noun

► FOR ANIMALS 动物 1 a piece of equipment for catching animals (捕捉动物的）陷阱，罗网，夹，捕捉器：a/ox its 〖eg in a trap被夹子夹住腿的狐狸◊ A trap was

2t5i  trapezium

toid，with介esh bait.陷阱设置好，还投放了新诱饵。 —see also mousetrap

►                 TRICK 计谋 2； a 6_lever plan designed to trick sb，either by capturing them or by making them do or say sth that they did not mean to do or say 圈套；诡计：She had set a trap for him and he had walked straight into it.她给他设下圈套，他就径直钻了进去。一see also BOOBY TRAP(2), RADAR TRAP, SAND TRAP, TOURIST TRAP

►                  BAD SITUATION 恶多处;境 3 [usually sing.] an unpleasant situation from which it is hard to escape (难以逃脱 的）困境，牢笼：the unemptoyment trap失业的困境◊ Some women see marriage as a trap•有些妇女把婚姻视 作围城。一see also death trap, poverty trap

►                  CARRIAGE 马咋 4 a light carriage with two wheels, pulled by a horse 双轮轻便马车：a pony and trap —匹 小马拉的双轮轻便马车

►                  MOUTH 嘴 5 (s/ang) mouth 嘴；& SX3 gob ： Shut your trap/ (= a rude way of telling sb to be quiet)闭上 你的臭嘴！ ◊ to fceep your trap shut (= to not tell a secret)蠄上有把门儿的

►                  FOR RAC丨NG DOG 赛狗 6 a cage from which a grey­hound (= a type of dog) is let out at the start of a race 隔栏(赛狗开始时把狗从中放出>

►                  IN GOLF 高尔夫球 7 (AMmf) = BUNKER a?.(3)

IT»17!I1 to fall into/avoid the trap of doing sth to do/ avoid doing sth that is a mistake but which seems at first to be a_good idea 掉进/避免掉进陷 Parents often fall into the trap of trying to do everything for their chiidren.家长经常一相情愿极力为子女操办一切。 —more at spring v.

■ verb (-pp-) [VN]

►                 IN DANGEROUS/BAD S丨TUATION 处境，危.险 / 恶劣 1 [often passive] to keep sb in a dangerous place or bad situation that they want to get out of but cannot 使落入险境；使 陷入困境：He中/J’mtra即ed/救命啊！我给困住了 ！ ◊ They were trapped in t/ie burning budding.他们被困在燃 烧着的楼房鱼。◊.W'e became trapped by the rising #oodwater•鉍们被上涨的洪水困住tr。◊ ffe was trapped fn an unhappy marriage•他陷入不幸的婚姻之中。◊ jT/eeZ trapped in my job.我觉得被工作—住了。

►                  PART OF BODY/CLOTHING 身体 / 衣服部位 2 [usually 屮fli/v./prep.] to have part of your body, your clothing， etc. held in a place so tightly that you cannot remove it and it may be injured or damaged 卡住；夹住绊住； 缠住：J trapped my coat m the car door.我的外衣被汽 车门夹住了。◊ The pai’n was caused by a trapped nerve. 这疼痛是由于神经受抑制引起的。

►                  CATCH 捕捉 3 to catch or keep sth in a place and prevent it from escaping, especially so that you can use it 收集；吸收：Solar panels trap energy from the sun.太 阳ti电池棱棱收太阳金。4 to force sb/sth into a place or situation that they cannot escape from, especially in order to catch them把…逼进，迫ft…进入{不能逃也的 地方）：The escaped prisoners were eventually trapped in an underground garage and recaptured.

给追逼到地下汽车库，再次被捕。5 to catch an animal in a trap设陷阱捕捉，用捕捉器捕捉（动物）:Raccoons used to be trapped/or their加r•人们过去经常猎取浣熊，

以获得其毛皮。

►                 TRICK I丨.谋 6 ~ sb (into sth/into doing sth) to trick sb into sth使陷入圈套；使中计；使上当：He/e?t he had been trapped, into accepting the terms of the contract, ftfe

觉得自己是中了圈套才接受这合同条款的。         .

trap-door /'traepdo:(r)/ noun a small door in a floor or ceiling地板门；（天花板上的）活板门，通风门，.活动 天窗

trap*eze /tra'piiz; NAmE trae-/ noun a wooden or metal bar hanging from two pieces of rope high above the ground, used especially by circus performers (尤指马 戏团演员使用的）高空千，吊架：a trapeze artist高空 秋千表^者

tra-pez-ium /tre'piiziam/ noun (/?/. tra-pez-iums or tra- pezia /tre'pi:zi9/) (geome吵几何）1'(价£)(/\//4/?7£打3卩.62- oid) a flat shape with four straight sides, one pair of opposite sides being parallel and the other pair not parallel 梯形 2        = trapezoid(I) —picture on

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