活的人 1M:關From the name of the
main character in James Thurber’s story T/7<? S^cref /_扣 〇/ Wfl/ter /W/tty.源自
詹姆斯•瑟伯所著小说《沃尔特•米蒂的秘密生活》中生
人公的名字。
waltz /wo:ls; NAmE
wo:lts/ noun, verb
■
noun a dance in which two people
dance together to a regular rhythm; a piece of music for this dance 华尔兹 舞;.华尔益舞曲;il舞曲:to dance 〇/the waltz跳舍尔 S舞◊ a Strauss wate施特劳斯圆舞曲
■
ve冰 1 [often
+<3^v.//?re/?.] to dance a waltz 跳华尔兹舞: [V] J watched them
vvaZtzirzg across the _/7oor•我运着 j也们 跳着华尔兹滑过地板。◊ [VN] He
waiteed her around t/ie room.他带着她满屋跳华尔兹舞。2 ly :+adv./prep.] (informal) to walk or go
somewhere in a very confident way 大洁大摆地走:J don’t Zifce him
wateing. into. the house as 1/he owned ft.我不喜欢他像房主似的大摇大摆
走进犀来。3 [V]~
(through sth) to complete or achieve sth without any difficulty轻易完成;轻而易举地取得:
The
recruits have waltzed through their training.
的成员轻松顺利地完成了训练。.waltz
off (with sth/sb) (informal) to leave a place or
person in a way that is very annoying, often taking sth that is not yours 令人讨厌地离开(常带走不属于自己的东西):Hejust miteed my car/他顺手牵羊开走了我的汽车!
WAN
/waen/
noun {pi. WANs) (computing if) the abbreviation
for Vide area network5 (a system in which computers in different
places are connected, usually over a large area)广域网(:’全写为 wide
area network, _ 大范围内不同地方的电脑联网的系统)一compareLAN
wan /wrm; AMmf wa:n/ a办 looking
pale and weak 苍白
无力的;无血色的;li悴的:grey, mm/ace他那苍 白憔悴的面孑L..<> She gave
me a wan smi'Ze (= showing no energy or enthusiasm).她勉强向我微微一笑。►wanly adv. : He smi7ed wan〖y•他惨然一笑。
wan-anchi /wAnA'intJi/ noun
[pi.] ,(£/A/r£) people; the public人们;公众
wand /wmd; NAmE
wa:nd/ noun 1 (also .magic 'wand) a straight thin stick
that is held by sb when performing magic or magic tricks 魔杖:■ The fairy
waved her wand and the tab〖e disappeared.那仙女裔杖一挥,桌子不翼而
飞。◊ Vou can’t expect me to just wave a
(magic) wand and mafce everything aH right again•释不能指望我挥动 一下魔杖,便一切文_鸯无事了。2 any object in the
shape of a straight thin stick 棍;棒;■杆;/杖:a mascara wand睫毛膏棒
wan-der tH* /'wDnda(r); NAmE'wa:n-1
verb, noun
m verb 1 to walk slowly
around or to a place, often without any particular sense of purpose or
direction.漫
游;游荡;闲逛;徘徊;流浪;漂泊:[V+flf/v./prep.]S/ie wandered aimlessly around
the streets. M ^ it M ■的地到处游荡。◊ We wandered bacfc towards the car. 我们溜达着回到汽车那里。◊ [VN] TTie cMd
was /ounci wandering the streets aione•那孩子被发现独自在大街
1二瞎转。2 [V]〜(away/off) | ~ (from/off sth) to
move away from the place where you ought to be or the people you are with偏离(正道);走失;离散jam stray : 77ie, chiW wandered and got iost•辦择子袁散
■后迷路 了。◊ They had
wandeired from the path into the woods.丨也们离开小路消失在树林里。3 [V] ~ (away, back, to, etc.
sth) (of a person’s mind or thoughts 人的思想或 想法)to stop being directed
on sth and to move without much control to other ideas, subjects, ’etc.走神;神:志 恍惚;(思想)开小差 033 DRIFT: easy to be
distracted ancHet your attention
wander.很容易走神分
散了注意力。◊ nor to ietyour mfnd wande/v承金 .别 ih你的思想开小差。◊ ffer thoughts _ wandered bacfc to her youth.她每想联翩,思绪回到了青春岁月。
4 [V,_ usually (of a person’s eyes 人的眼睛)to
move slowly from looking at
one thing to looking at another thing or in.other directions 慢慢地移开:His eyes wandered
towards the photographs on the wall. 他的目光慢慢地移向墙上的照片。◊ She Zet her
gaze wander.她东瞅瞅西望望。5
[V,usually
+fl6/v.//?rep.] (of a road or
river 道路或河流)to curve instead of
following a straight course 蜿蛾;金'回曲折:77ie road wanders dong
through the hiHs.这条路蜿蜒曲折地穿过山丘。
noun [sing.] a short walk
in or around a place, usually with no special purpose游荡;溜达;闲逛;徘徊:
[2261 want
I went to the park and had a wander around,
转了一圈。
wan-der-er /'wDnd9ra(r); NAmE 'wain-/ noun
a person who keeps travelling from place to place with no permane卩thome漂泊者;漫游者;流浪者
wan.der.ings
/•wtmdarmz;
NAmE 'wain-/ noun
[pi.] [literary) journeys from place
to place, usually with no special purpose漫游;流浪;漂泊。 wan-der-lust /'wmdelASt; NAmE 'waindarl-/ noun
[u] :(from Germa/i) a strong desire to travel 漫游癖;旅行癖 wane /wein/ verb, noun
m verb [V] 1 to become
gradually weaker or less important 衰落;衰败;败落;减弱SCI DECREASE, FADE: Her enthusiasm for the
whole idea was waning rapidly. t&M 整个想法的热情迅速冷淡名下来。2 (of the moon月亮) to appear slightly
smaller each day after being round and fiill 缺;亏■■ PTSJa wax see wax v.
■
noun [sing.] on the wane becoming smaller, less
important or less common变小;衰落;减弱;败落
B3Q
declining : Her popularity has been
on the wane /or some time.她的人气一段时间以来江河日下。
wan-gle
/'waeqgl/
verb - sth (from/out of sb) [informal) to get sth that you or
another person wants by persuading sb or by a clever plan 把…弄到手;设法族
得;搞:[VN] She had wangled an invitation to
the opening night.她弄到了一张首映之寧的请柬。◊ fH try to vvcmgZe some money out 〇/ my parents.我要设法从交
母那里哄出些钱来。.We shouZd be.ab〖e to wangle ft so that
you can start tomorrow•我们戽该能设法安排你明天
'■启程。◊ He managed to
wangle his way onto the course. ‘终于设法修读了这一科.目。[VNN] He had wangled
her a seat on the pZane.他为麵弄到+飞机上的座位。
wank /waei]k/ verb, noun
■
verb [V] (BrE, taboo, slang) to masturbate
n/ioww [usually sing.] an act of mastur-
bation 驚.痒.'
wank-er
/'waer|k0(r)/ noun [BrE, taboo,
slang) an
offensive word used to insult sb, especially a man, and to show anger or
dislike无能者,下流坯手,(龙用以侮辱男
性):■ a bunch
o/wanfcers —群下流还子1 wanna /'wuna; NAmE 'waine; 'woina;
'wAna/ {informal, non-standard) the written form of the word some
people use to mean *want to’ or "want a’,which is not
considered to be correct要,想要个(书写_佘彳,有人用 ,以表示want to或want a。此用法被视为末丨主确):J wanna go.我想走。0 Wanna drink? (= Do you want Y.)
'要杯饮料 4 You
should not write this form,
unless you are copying
somebody’s speech.除非转述他 人话1语,否则不宜用此语。
wan-nabe /'wDnabi; NAmE 'wain-; 'wain-;
'wAn-/ noun -(informal, disapproving) a person who behaves,
dresses, etc. like sb famous because they want to be like them
(名人的)崇拜模仿者
want /wDnt; NAmE wa:nt; woint/ verb,
noun
■
verfc (not usually used in the progressive
tenses 通常不
用于进行时)
► WISH
希望 1 to have a desire or a
wish for sth 要;想
要;希望:.[VN] Do you want some
more tea?你再要点儿
■茶吗?. ◊ She’s aZways wanted a
Zarge/am办•地直舍望
生一大群孩子。◊ AH J want is
the truth.我只想知道实
情。◊ Thanks for the present—it's just what I
wanted. 感谢赠我这份礼物,这正是我想要的。◊Jccmdowhat-
ever J want. 我想干 什么就 可以千
什么。 ◊ The iast thing 7 wanted
was to upset you.我最不杳望做的事就是惹
你不高兴。◊ The party mints her as
Zeader.包个政党
4
—由她i[故领袖。◊ [V to inf]
What do you want to do tomorrow?明天你想做什么? ◊ ‘JtVtime you c^d your
homework.’7 don’t want to/’ “你该'做作业Tya. “我就
是不想做! ” ◊ There are
two points which J wanted to
make. _ 想要指出的有两点。◊ J just wanted
to know i/ everything was aH right.我只是想知道是否一切都好。◊ [VN to inf] Do you. want me to heZp?你要我帮忙吗? We
didn’t want this to happen.我们并不嬉―备生長祥的事
情。◊ J want i't (to be) done as
quickly as possible.我希 M 这件事尽快完命。i旧Notice that you cannot say
"want tliat …’ :I
want
that you do it-quk-kly-: When the
[2261 want
I
went to the park and had a wander around,
转了一圈。
wan-der-er /'wDnd9ra(r); NAmE 'wain-/ noun a person who keeps
travelling from place to place with no permane卩thome漂泊者;漫游者;流浪者
wan.der.ings
/•wtmdarmz;
NAmE 'wain-/ noun [pi.] [literary) journeys from place to
place, usually with no special purpose漫游;流浪;漂泊。 wan-der-lust /'wmdelASt; NAmE 'waindarl-/ noun [u] :(from Germa/i) a
strong desire to travel 漫游癖;旅行癖
wane
/wein/
verb,
noun
m verb [V] 1 to become
gradually weaker or less important 衰落;衰败;败落;减弱SCI DECREASE, FADE: Her enthusiasm for the
whole idea was waning rapidly. t&M 整个想法的热情迅速冷淡名下来。2 (of the moon月亮) to appear slightly
smaller each day after being round and fiill 缺;亏■■ PTSJa wax see wax v.
■
noun [sing.] on the wane becoming smaller, less
important or less common变小;衰落;减弱;败落
B3Q
declining
: Her popularity has
been on the wane /or some time.她的人气一段时间以来江河日下。
wan-gle
/'waeqgl/
verb - sth (from/out of sb) [informal) to get sth that you or
another person wants by persuading sb or by a clever plan 把…弄到手;设法族
得;搞:[VN] She had wangled an invitation to
the opening night.她弄到了一张首映之寧的请柬。◊ fH try to vvcmgZe some money out 〇/ my parents.我要设法从交
母那里哄出些钱来。.We shouZd be.ab〖e to wangle ft so that
you can start tomorrow•我们戽该能设法安排你明天
'■启程。◊ He managed to wangle his way onto the course. ‘终于设法修读了这一科.目。[VNN] He had wangled
her a seat on the pZane.他为麵弄到+飞机上的座位。
wank /waei]k/ verb, noun
■
verb [V] (BrE, taboo, slang) to masturbate
n/ioww
[usually sing.] an act
of mastur-
bation 驚.痒.'
wank-er
/'waer|k0(r)/ noun [BrE, taboo, slang) an offensive word
used to insult sb, especially a man, and to show anger or dislike无能者,下流坯手,(龙用以侮辱男
性):■ a bunch
o/wanfcers —群下流还子1 wanna /'wuna; NAmE 'waine; 'woina; 'wAna/
{informal,
non-standard) the
written form of the word some people use to mean *want to’ or "want a’,which is not
considered to be correct要,想要个(书写_佘彳,有人用 ,以表示want to或want a。此用法被视为末丨主确):J wanna go.我想走。0 Wanna drink? (= Do you want Y.)
'要杯饮料 4 You should not write this
form,
unless you are copying
somebody’s speech.除非转述他
人话1语,否则不宜用此语。
wan-nabe /'wDnabi; NAmE 'wain-; 'wain-; 'wAn-/ noun -(informal,
disapproving) a person who
behaves, dresses, etc. like sb famous because they want to be like them
(名人的)崇拜模仿者
want /wDnt;
NAmE wa:nt; woint/ verb, noun
■
verfc (not usually used in the progressive
tenses 通常不
用于进行时)
► WISH
希望 1 to have a desire or a
wish for sth 要;想
要;希望:.[VN] Do you want some
more tea?你再要点儿
■茶吗?. ◊ She’s aZways wanted a Zarge/am办•地直舍望 生一大群孩子。◊ AH J want is
the truth.我只想知道实
情。◊ Thanks for the present—it's just what I
wanted. 感谢赠我这份礼物,这正是我想要的。◊Jccmdowhat-
ever J want. 我想干 什么就 可以千
什么。 ◊ The iast thing 7 wanted
was to upset you.我最不杳望做的事就是惹
你不高兴。◊ The party mints her as
Zeader.包个政党
4
—由她i[故领袖。◊ [V to inf]
What do you want to do tomorrow?明天你想做什么? ◊ ‘JtVtime you c^d your
homework.’7 don’t want to/’ “你该'做作业Tya. “我就
是不想做! ” ◊ There are
two points which J wanted to
make. _ 想要指出的有两点。◊ J just wanted
to know i/ everything was aH right.我只是想知道是否一切都好。◊ [VN to inf] Do you. want me to heZp?你要我帮忙吗? We
didn’t want this to happen.我们并不嬉―备生長祥的事
情。◊ J want i't (to be) done as
quickly as possible.我希 M 这件事尽快完命。i旧Notice that you cannot say