KocheHe was ceded to the £n^ish.根据这个条约的条款, 拉罗谢尔割让给了英国人。

treble /'trebl/ noun, verb, det., adj.

m noun 1 [U] the high tones or part in music or a sound system (音乐或音响系统的高音,高音部to turn up t/ie treWe on the stereo把立体声唱机的高音音量调夫 —compare bass1 n.(l) 2 [C] a child’s high voice; a boy who sings with a treble voice 童声高音;唱高音的_ 童歌手 compare soprano n. 3 [sing.] a musical part written for a treble voice 高音声 # 4 [sing.】(8a£) three successes in a row 连胜The victory completed a trebe /or the horse’s owner•这次胜利使得马主获得三 连胜。  *

                  verfc to become, or to make sththree ti-mes as much or as many (使)成三倍,增加两倍H77I triple [V] Cases of food poisoning have trebled in the last two years.

在过去的两年里,食物中毒事件增加了两倍◊ [VN] He trebed his earnings fn two years.他在两年间收入增加'了 两倍。

mdet. [usually before noun] three times as much or as many 三倍的;三重的CapitaZ expenditure was trebte the 2002 ieve.资本支出是2002年的三倍。

                  .[only before noun] high in tone 高音的;高声的a treWe voice 髙嗓音◊ the treWe cZe/ (= the symbol.in music showing that the notes following it are high)髙 音谱号picture o music compare bass1 adj.

tree tHr /tri:/ noun

a tall plant that can live a long time. Trees have a thick central wooden stem (the trunk) from which branches grow, usually with leaves on them.树;树木; '乔木an oafc tree 橡树◊ to plant a tree 植树◊ to chop/cut down a tree / 砍倒 棵树◊ They /oHowed a pat/i t/irough the trees.他们沿着林间小路圭鮝。*compare

BUSH(l)j SHRUB See also BAY TREE, CHRISTMAS TREE, FAMILY TREE, GUM TREE, PLANE TREE IT»!71 be OUt of your 'tree {informal) to be behaving in a crazy or stupid way, perhaps because of drugs or alcohol (因药物或酒 _ )发疯,发傻more at apple n., bark v., forest,

GROW, TOP n., WOOD

2155       tremendous

'tree diagram noun a diagram with lines that divide more and more as you move to lower levels to show the relationships between processes, people etc.(表示

层级关系的)树形图

'tree frog noun one of several types of frogs that live in trees, usually small and brightly coloured 树蛙;树蟾 'tree house noun a structure built in the branches of a tree, usually for children to play on 树上小屋搭建在

树枝间,通常供儿童游戏用

tree.less /tri:l9s/ .〇〇[/. without trees 无树木的:a tree- kss piairi没有树未的平原

tree-line /'trirlam/ noun [sing.] a level of land, for example on a mountain, above which trees will not grow林木线(山上等树木生长的上限)

'tree structure noun {computing if) a diagram that uses lines that divide into more and more lines to show the various levels of a computer program, and how each part relates to a part in the level above (计算机 程序的 > 树形结构图

'tree surgeon noun a person whose job is treating trees that are damaged or have a disease, especially by cutting off branchesto try to preserve them 树木接补 者;树木修整专家’tree surgery nown [U] tree-top /'triitDp; NAmE -ta:p/ noun [usually pi.] the branches at the top of a tree 树梢:birds nesting in the treetop在树梢上筑巢的鸟^ :

tre-foil /'trefoil; 'triifoil/ noun 1 [technical a plant whose ieaves are divided into three similar partsfor example clover 三叶草;三 Ilf 植物 2a decoration or a design shaped like a trefoil leaf .iff*形装饰(或图案) trek /trek/ noun, verb

m noun 1 a long, hard walk lasting several days or weeks, especially in the mountains长途跋涉,艰难的旅程(,尤 指在由 K:) 2 (/V?/ow7fl/) a long walk 远距号行走 SEI tramp Jt’s’a }〇呢treK mto town.到商业区去要走很长

的路。

                  verb (-kk-) [Vusually +ac/v./p;.]1      to make a

long or difficult journey, especially on foot (.尤指徒 步)长途跋涉J hate having to'trefc up that hiH with aH the groceries.我很不愿意得带着这么多吃用杂物爬上那个 山头。2 (also go trekking) to spend time walking, especially in mountains and for enjoyment and interest

(尤指在山中远足,徒步旅行We went trefcfcing in JVepaL我们去尼泊尔徒步旅行◊ During the expedition, they.trefcfced ten to thirteen hours a day.在探岛期间, 他每天都要走十到十三个小时。一see also pony- TREKKING

Trek-kie /'treki/ noun a person who is very interested in the US television series Star Trek and in space travel

《星际》迷(沉迷于美国电视系列剧《星际旅行太 空旅行迷

trel-lis /'trelis/ noun [C, U] a light frame made of long narrow pieces of wood that cross each other, used to support climbing plants (支撑攀缘植物的)棚,架 trem-ble /'trembl/ verb, noun

                  verii [V]' 1 with sth) to shake in a way that you cannot control, especially because you are very nervous, excitedfrightened, etc. {M张、激动、慌等)颤 抖,哆嗦,抖动,战栗My egs were trembHng vWth /ear.我吓得双腿直发抖o /fer voice tremWed wft/i excitement.她激动得声音颤抖o He opened the letter wfth trembZfng hands.參哆嗦着把信打开■ 2_to shake slightly 颤动;会‘摇晃 HT1 quiver leaves trembWng in the breeze 在微风中摇曳的树叶 3 to be very worried or frightened 极植心;焦虑;恐惧J tremWe^i at the thought o/havi>ig to mafce a speech.我一想到得发 表演讲心里就发怵。

mnoun [C, usually sing] (also trem*bling [C, U]) a feeling, movement or sound of trembling 颤抖;故栗;咳嗓:a tremWe o//ear 恐惧引起的颤抖◊ She trieci to controZ the trembin^n her egs.她竭ijg制住颤抖的双腿。 trem-bly /'trembli/ adj. {informal) shaking from fear, cold, excitement, etc. i抖的;战栗的;哆嗦的 tre.men.dous /tra'mendas/ 1 very great 巨大的; 极大的 SEI huge : a tremendous explosion 巨大的爆炸 ^ 0 A tremendous amount of work has gone into the