whitey /'waiti/ noun {slang) an offensive word for a white person, used by black people荈(黑人用语,' #

_白人,白鬼

whither /'wi50(r)/ adv., conj. 1 (old use) where; to which 哪里;何处;到何处:Whither shou〖d they go?他们应往 何处去? They did not know whither they should go. in 不釦何去何从the piace whi’ther they were sent j也^门被送往的地方 2 (/omu?/) usejd to ask what is likely to happen to sth in the future (■询问将可能发生.仕么■) 怎样南情况,怎样的前途Whither modern architecture? 现;建筑何去何从?

whit-ing /'waitii]/ noun [C, U] (pi. whit-ing) a small sea fish with white hesh that is used for food 牙鳕.(一种肉

色可食用的小海鱼

whit.ish /_waitij|7 a•• fairly white in colour.赛事的.;■稍 白的a bird with a whitish throat 白喉鸟:

Whit-sun /'witsn/ noun [U, C] the 7th Sunday after Easter and the days close to it圣灵條临节,圣神降临节 (复活节后的第7个星期日前后几天)

,Whit 'Sunday noun [U, C] (6rf) = Pentecost(I) Whit-sun-tide /'witsntaid/ noun [U] the week or days close to Whit Sunday圣神降临周;‘灵降临节周末 whit.tle /_witl/ ve[VN] ~ A (from B) | B (into A) to form a piece of wood, etc. into a particular shape by cutting small pieces from it ■(木头等)削成He whittled a simple toy om the piece. /wood.他把那块木 头削成了一个简易的玩具◊ He whittled t/ie piece / wood into a simple toy.他把那块木头削成了一个简易的 玩具。l;iyj ,whitte.sth«~»a'way to make sth grad­ually decrease in value or amount ij 减, 减少,降低 (…的价值或数量 >,whitte sth—'down to reduce the size or number of sth減少,缩减(的大小或数目):

I finally managed to whittle down the names on the list to only我最后总算把名单上的名字減少到了只有 个。      

whizz (especially Br£) (also whiz especially in NAm£) /wiz/ verb, noun

                  verb [V +adv./prep.] 1 to move very quickly, making a

high continuous sound嗖嗖地移动;飞速行秦A buHet whizzed past my ear. 颗手弹嗖的一声从|我耳边飞过◊ He whizzed down the road on his motorbike•他骑着摩托 车呼啸着沿路绝尘而去2 to do sth very quickly 速 地做;匆匆地干She whizzeci         the work.她麻利

地把活干完了。

                  noun (informal) a person who is very good at sth 善午尚人:She’s a whizz at crosswords.她填纵_字谜

.在行

'whizz-kid [especially Br£) (NAmE usually'whiz-kid) noun (informal) a person who is very good and successful at sth, especially at a young age 神童;有为青.年:finan- cia whizz-fcids金融务面年轻有为的人物 whizzy /'wizi/ adj. (whiz-zier, whiz-ziest) (//?/rmfl/) having features that make use of advanced technology 采角卑进技术的a whizsy new handfteZd computer 技 术先进的新掌上电脑 who (Hf /hu:/ pron.

1 used in questions to ask about the name, identity or function of one or more people ,(询问姓名、身份或职 务)谁,什么人Who is that woman?那个女治桌谁?

◊ J wonder who that Zetter was/rom.我不.知道是谁来的 信◊ W7io are you phoning?你在给谁!电话? ◊ Who’s t/ie money/or?这是給谁的钱 2 used to show which person or people you mean (■表示所指的人' r:: The peopZe who caHed yesterday want to buy the house.昨天 打电话来的人想买这座房子The peop〖e (who) we met i'n France have sent us a card.我们垚烤戰结识的人给我 们寄来 了一张贺卡3 _ used to give more information about sb (进一步提供有关某人的信息):Mrs Smith, who has a lot of teaching experience at junior level, will be _/ofning_the schooZ in September.史密斯太太将在九月 份加盟这所学校,她在初级教育方面颇有经验◊And then Mary, who we had been talking about earlier, waWced in.随后玛丽走了进来,我们刚才还在谈论她呢。 compare whom who am I, who are you, etc. to do sth? used to ask what right or authority sb has to do sth凭什么;有什么资格Who are you to teK me J can’t park here?你凭什么不il我在这儿#车? who’s ‘who people’s names, jobs, status, etc.谁是谁;入们的

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情况(姓名si作、身份等Fou沿soon/ind out who’s who in the o仿ce.你很快就会了解办公金里每个人的 情况。

WHO /tdAblju: eitj 'eu; NAmE 'ou/ abbr. World Health Organization (an international organization that aims to fight and control disease)世界丑'生组织 whoa /w0; NAmE wou/ exclamation used as a command to a horse, etc. to make it stop or stand still (。吃喝马等 停下或不动的口令)吁

who^ /hu:d/ short form 1 who had 2 who would who-dun-nit (erf) (also who-dun-it NAmE, 6r£) /,hu:- 'dAnit/ noun {informal) a story, play, etc. about a murder in which you do not know who did the murder until

the end (在结尾时才能知道谁是谋杀犯的侦探小说, 侦探戏剧

who.eveir *w /hu:'ev9(r)/ p 1 the person or people who; any person who 的那.个 人i或那些人);的任何人:Whoever says that is a Ziar. iji那话的人都是骗子。Sendit to whoever is in charge / saes.把这寄给负责销售的人。2 used to say that it does not matter who, since the result will be the same 无论谁;不管什么人:Come out / there/ whoever you are.不管你是谁,从那里出来吧。◊ J don’t want to see them, whoever they are无论他们是谁,我都不想见。

3 used in questions, .to mean *who’,expressing surprise (用于问句,表示惊讶)究竟是谁,到底基谁:Whoever heard /such a thing/.究竟_谁听说过这种事! whole /haul; NAmEhoal/ adj., noun

                  arf/ 1 ■丨only before noun] full; compile 全部的;整体的; 完全的;命有的:He spent the whoie day writing•他整 整写了一天We drank a whoie bottie each.我们每人 都喝了整整一瓶The whoe country (=_::all the people

In. it) mourned her dea仇举国都在为她的逝世哀悼。’◊ Let’s /orget the whole thing. @彻旎忘掉这件事吧。◊ She wasn’t teHfng the whole truth.她没善把实情都讲出 来。2 [only before noun] used to emphasize how large :or important sth is (强调大小或重要)整个的,全部的: We c(r a   variety /weekend breafo.我们提供的

周末假日活动丰富多彩,一应倶全。oJam’ta^brd it—that’s the w/ioZe point.我买不起,这就是全部的理 由。3 not broken or damaged完整的;完:好无损的 H771 in one piece Owls usually swallow their prey w/ioZe (= without chewing it).猫头鹰通常把猎物_囵舍 f> note at half whole-ness noun [U] —see also wholly D3Z3 Most idioms containing whole are at the entries for the nouns and verbs in the idioms, for example go the whole hog is at hog.大多数含 whole 的 习语,都可在该等与语中的名词及动词相关词条找到,如 go the whole hog ■.词条 hog .:。  a whole lot

very, much; a lot 非常;很多:I’m feeling a whoZe iot better我觉得好得多了。a 'whole lot (of sth) (/•/7/ormfl/) a large number or amount 许许多多;.大量There were a whole lot of people I didn't know.

我都不认识◊ Host a w/io〖e Zot / mon..ig. T好多 钱。' the,whole _lot everything; all of sth 切;命; 侖有:J’ve soZd the whoZe Zot我把所有的东西森壶了。

                  fioi/n 1 [C] a thing that is complete in itself 整个;整体: Four quarters mafce a w/ioe..四个四分之一构-血一不整 体。◊ The subjects / the.xurricuZum./orm a coherent

课程中的科目构成了一个连贯的整体2 [sing.] the ~ of sth all that there is of sth 全部; '全体;所有:The ejects vWH Zost/or the w/ioZe o/ftis h/e.这些将会持续影 响他的一生。… note at half  as a 'whole as one

thing or piece and not as separate parts.;为一,+ 整 体;.总体上:77ie /estiva/ wiH be great /or our city and /or the coi/nt/y as a whoZe•这次会演对我们城市力單整 个国家都将是意义重大的。on the whole considering everything; in general总的说来;太体上;基本上:On the w/ioZe, I’m in/avour /the idea.大体说来,我赞成这 个想法9

whole-food /'haulfurd; NAmE 'houl-/ noun [u] (also whole-foods [pi.]) food that is considered healthy because it is in a simple form, has not been refined, and does.not contain artificial substancesi. (未经加■工且

不含人造添加剂的)全营养食物;全天然食物