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his virginity (= had sex for the first
time) when he was
子S.他在l8岁时失未韋贞。
Virgo
/'V3：g0u; NAmE 'v3：rgou/ noun 1 [U] the
6th sign of the zodiac, the Virgin黄道第六宫;室女宫；室女 ;(星）,座 2 [C]
(/?/.. -os) a person born under the influence of this sign, that is between 23
August and 23 September，approximately属室女座的人（约出8月 23日至^月23曰
virgo in-tacta /,v3：gau in'taekta;
A//4mf ,v3：rgou/ noun (law # or formal) a girl or woman who is a virgin vir.id.ian . /vi'ndiMi/. :/7〇u./r [u] ' 来语y a
bluish-green pigment used in art; tJie colour of
this pigment铬绿(颜料）；铬繹色；青叙色
virile /'virail; NAmE 'viral/ oc//'.
(usually approving) 1 (of men 與子）strong
and full of energy, especially ■ sexual energy强壮的；精力充沛的;（尤_ )性机能强的
2 having or showing the strength and energy that is considered typical of
men有阳刚之气的；有M宇氕概
的；雄浑的：a WriZe
pez/ormance雄壮的演秦'沴vfriZe athZetfcism雄健的体魄
Vir.il.ity
/v6’ribti/
notv/? [U] "T sexual power in men (:男 性的 > 功f能,i殖力：dismays 〇/ mde
vfHHty 男子S 殖力的表现a need fo prove hk vfriiity需赛证明他:有生
殖力 2 strength or energy 力.量；■活.力■: economic 经辦活力 .；
virology
/vai'rt)l0d3i; NAmE -'rail-/ noun [U] the scientific study
of viruses and the diseases caused by them 病毒学► vir.olo.gist /vai’rDlad3iSt; AMm£-_ra:l-/ /7〇w/7 virtual /'v3：tXual; NAmE 'V3：rtj-/ adj. [ohly before noun] 1
almost or very nearly the thing described, so that any slight difference is not
important 很毕近的；几乎…的； 事实上的；卖际上的；实质上品：rhe country y〇5 sh’di'ng into a 〇/virtual
dvi! war.这年国家逢问上 正逐渐进入’内i战状态。◊ This company has a Wrtud monopoly in fhis area 〇}" trade. _这家公司实质土:已经垄断
了这柄.食易。◊ He married a
vimiaZ stranger.他娶了 一位几孕秦示相识的女子。2 made to
appear to exist by the use of computer software, for example on the Internet (通过计算机软件，如在互联网上）模拟的，虚
拟的■: New technology has enabled development of an o/iHne VirtuaUibrary’.新技术已经使在线“虚拟图书馆” 的发展成为可能。
vir-tU-aMy
〇T» /*v?:txuali; NAmE'V3：rtS-l adv.
1 almost or very nearly, so that any slight difference is not important几乎；4不多；事实上；实际上：to be WrtuaHy
impossiWe 凡乎是不可能的◊ VirtuaHy aH students wiH’be exempt>om
tfte tax.■秦不多所有的学生
都可免此税项。◊ He virtuaHy admitted he was guiify•他 秦际上已承认自己有罪.。〇17115>^<1/*’5阳1/治0^忻/*出- aHy the
same as Zast year’s.今年的结舉几乎和去年的一
样。2 (compt/f/’/ig 计)by.the
use of computer software that makes sth appear to exist; using virtual reality pchnology模拟；虚拟；以模拟现实技术
.virtual
'memory (also .virtual 'storage) noun [U] {computing if) extra memory that is automatically created when all the normal memory is
being used <虚拟存储（器」；..虚拟内存
.Virtual
re'ality noun [U] images created by a computer that appear to surround the person
looking at them and seem almost real (计算说创造的）虚拟现实，拟
，，虚拟时空
virtue /'v3：tXu:; NAmE 'V3：rtju:/ noun 1 [U] (formal) behaviour or attitudes that show high moral standards 高尚的道德；正直的品性；德行:He !ed a
h/e 〇/virtue. 他过着嵩尚的生活。◊
She was certa时y no paragon 〇/ virtue/
—决不是道德高尚的典范! 2 [C] a particular good quality or habit美德；优秀品质；良好习惯：
Patience is not one 〇/her virtues, J’m a_/hiid.恐怕她没有
耐性。3 [C, U] an attractive or useful quality 点；朵 处；用处 ^CEl advantage : The plan has
the virtue of •这项计划的优点是简单。◊
He was extoHing the virtues 〇/ the 他赞扬了互联网的长处。◊
They
could see no virtue in discussing it further.
不到再讨论下去有什么用处。M by/in
virtue of sth (/owifl/) by means of or because of sth 凭借；依靠；由
:■于；@ 为：She got: the job by virtue of her greater
ejtperience.她由于祭验较为丰富而得到了那份工作。
make a .virtue of necessity to manage to gain an
advantage from sth that you have to do and cannot avoid 不得已而力争有所‘ .virtueIs its own re1
ward
(saying) the reward for acting
in a moral or correct way is the knowledge that you have done so, and you
should not expect more than this, for example praise from other people or
payment施恩无他图，有德便為; 报；美德本涵•就i报偿一more at easy
a办
vir-tu-os-ity
/.vaitju'osati;
NAmE ,v3：rtSu'a:s-/ noun [U] (forma/) 3 very high degree of
skill in performing or playing (表演或演奏方面的)高超技艺;，精湛演技： .tee~iicai''
virtuosify...技术■■的拥熟a ^
breathtaking virtuosity族艺令乂叫绝的演出
vi*■•111.050
/1v3:tJu_aosau;
-_auz»u; 1v3:rtIfu_ousou;
-'ouzou/ noun, adj.
unoun {pi. vir tu-osos or vir4u-osi /-si:; -zi:/) a person
who is extremely skilful at doing sth, especially playing a musical instrument技艺超群的人;(尤指）演奏家：a pfano virtuoso钢琴演奏家
madj. [only
before noun] showing extremely great skill ^ 艺精湛A;技巧超群的：a virtuoso pe^omiance技艺精
湛的表演◊ a virtuoso pfcmist钢琴大命 virtuous /'vartjuas; NAmB adj. 1 iformal)
behaving in a very good and moral way 品行端正的；
品德高的；有道德的HT1 IRREPROACHABLE ： a wise and Wrtuous man 博学多识的君子She h’ved me/irirdy WrtuoUs 〖i/e•她一生，品;行端正。2 ‘(t//5flpprav//7g
or huniorous) claiming to behave better or have higher moral standards than other
people 自命不凡的；■自命清
髙的He was /eeKng virtuous because he had yiinisheti and they hadn’t.因为他完成了而他们没有，他卽以为了
不起。► vir-tuously adv.
.virtuous
'circle noun (formal) a series of events in
which each one seems to increase the good effects of the previous one 良性循环一compare vicious circle viru-lent /'viralant; -rjal / adj. 1 (of a disease or
poison ，疾病或毒物）extremely dangerous or harmful and quick to have an
effect致命的；恶性的；剧毒的2 (/bmja/)
showing strong negative and bitter feelings 狠毒的；恶 毒的;不共戴天的：vin^ent criticism恶意的批评◊ viru- Zent
nationatom 不共戴天的民族主义►viru.lence /-Ians/ noun [U] viru-lent-ly adv. vims /'vairas/ noun
1
a living thing, too small to be seen without a microscope, that causes infectious disease in people,
animals and plants病毒；滤过性病毒：the月u virus流感病毒◊ a virus infection 2 {informal) a disease
caused
by a vims 病毒性疾 *;病毒病：There’s a virus going
around the oj^ce.办公室里流行着一种病毒性疾病。
3 instructions that are
hidden within a computer program and are designed to cause faults or destroy
data (计算机程序中的 > 病毒一see also viral
visa
/'viiza/
noun a stamp or mark put
in your passport by officials of a foreign country that gives you permission
to enter, pass through or leave their country ( 照的}签证：to apply/or a visa 申请签证◊ an erttiy/
tourist/transfi/exit visa入境/旅游/过境/出境签证
vis-age
/'vitidzl
noun
[literary) a person^ face ( )
，面容 '
Visa-kha
/vi'saika/ noun = Vesak
vis-a-vis /,vi:z
a: 'vi:/ prep, (from French) 1 in relation to 关于;：对手.：Britain’s rofe vis-5-vis the
l/m’ted States 英 国妨美皆知作用2 in comparison with和…相比；餐..
■.相较：It was felt that the company had an unfair advan- tage vis-d-vis smaMer companies elsewhere.人的感到这家 与其他地方的小公司相法占有不公平的优势。
vis-cera /'visare/ noun [pi.] (anatomy the large organs
inside the body, such as the heart, lungs and stomach 0脏；脏腑
vis-ceral /'visaral/ 〇〇[/. 1 {literary) resulting from strong
feelings rather than careful thought (未经过认真思考 而）出自内心的，发自肺腑的：She had a viscerai disWce o/a〖ithings/oreign.凡是外国的东西，她都打心眼儿里讨
戾。2 (fed7/?/〇7/ 术语）relating to the
viscera 内脏的；
脏腑的