with many different
women玩弄.■女，性.；沉溺于女色
HT1 philandering ► woman-izer, -iser noun woman-kind /'wumankamd/
noun M'ipld-fashioned, formal) women in general ( ) Jc A, if 14 — com
pare MANKIND
womanly
/'wumanli/ adj. (approving) behaving, dressing, etc. in a way that people think
is typical of or very suitable for a woman妥性特有的；女子的；适合女又
的 ^ EBE3 feminine : womcmiy
quaZitier女子的特性◊
a sq/it womanZy_/iigure 娴娜多秦病体态►
woman.lioness noun [U]
womb /wu:m/ noun the
organ in women and female animals in which babies develop before they are bom 子宫 BBC1 UTERUS
wom-bat /'WDmbaet; NAmE fwa:m-/ noun an Australian
animal like a small bear, that
carries its young in a pouch (= a
pocket of skin) on the front of the mothers body毛鼻袋熊（体形像熊的澳大利亚有袋动物> women-folk /'wiminfauk;
NAmE-fouk/
noun [pi.] (formal or humorous) all the women in a
community or family, especially one that is led by men ( —个集体或家庭的，
尤指由男人领导的）女人们，妇女们：The
maZe hunters brought
back the f〇Qd for their womenfplk to”cook.男猎 手们带回食物让他們的女人烹调。一compare menfolk
women^s
lib-ber /,wiminz 'liba(r)/ noun (old-fashioned, informal, often disapproving) a person who
supports Women’s Liberation妇解分子；支持妇女解嘁运动
的人
.womens
liberation noun [u] {old-fashioned) 1 (also informal,womens 'lib /lib/)
the freedom of women to have the same social and economic rights as merr 妇女 解放 2 Women’s
Liberation (also //i/orma/ Women’s Lib) the
movement that aimed to achieve equal social an<i economic rights for women 妇女解放运动
'womens
studies noun [u+sing./pl. v.]
the study of women and their role in history, literature and society 妇女研究（研究妇女及其在历史、文学和社会中的作
用）：to
major in women’s studies 主修妇女研究
womens-wear
/'wiminzwe0(r); NAmE -wer/ noun [U] (used
especially in shops/stores) clothes for women (尤用于商店 > 女式服装，女装
won pt, pp of win
WOn-der
/'WAnd0(r)/ verb, noun
■
verb 1 ~ (about sth) to tliink about
sth and try to decide what is true, what will happen, what you should do,
etc•想知道；想弄明白；，琢邊：.[V .wh -] J
wonder who she is.我在想她到底是谁。VI was
just begZmifng to wonder where you were.我刚才正琢磨株上哪冗了呢。◊ [V] ‘Why do
you want to know7, 'No particular reason. I was
just wondering.’ “你为什么想要知道？ ”“没有特殊原因。 我就是想搞清楚。” ◊ We were
wondering about next Apri! /or t/ie wedding.我们寻思着下个四月举行婚礼可
碎。◊ [V speech]
‘What shoukH do now?’ she wondered. “我现在该怎么办呢？ ”她自忖道。2 [V wh-] used as
a polite way of asking a question or asking sb to do sth (礼貌地提问或请人做秦时说）：J
wonder i/you can hdp me•不:知您是否能帮我的，忙? r was
wondering
whether you’d iifce to
come to a party.不知您能否来参加 聚会。3 〜（at sth) to be very
surprised by sth 感到逢 合；非常惊讶：[V] She wondered.at her own stupidi'fy.她 凌想到自己竟会这样愚蠢。◊
(BrE，informal) He’s
gone and left us to do all the work, I shouldnft
wonder (= I wouldn’t be
surprised if he had).他走了,.，把所有的.择都 留给我们千。我对此并不感到奇怪。◊ [v (that)] J wonder (that)
he didn't hurt himself jumping over that wall ^ 纳闷他怎各从那墙上跳过去竟没摔伤自己。◊/don’t wonder you’re
tired 7oi/’ve had a busy day•你累 T，■这 我一点儿不奇怪。你B经忙了一整天。
■
noun 1 [U] a feeling of surprise and admiration
that you have when you see or experience sth beautiful, unusual or unexpected 惊讶；惊毒；惊异；惊叹 PfiKI awe； He retained
a childlike sense of wonder.
般的好奇感。◊ She gazed down m wonder at the
dfy spread be〖ow her.她俯视展现在眼前的城市，檢吹不已。
2 [C] something that fills you with surprise
and admir- ation奇迹；奇观；奇事；奇妙之处H23 marvel: The Grand Canyon is one of the
natural wonders of the world. 科罗拉多大峡谷是世界自然奇观之一。◊ the
wonders 〇/
2315 wont
modern tecftnotogy 现代技术的奇迹That’s the wonder of
poetry—you're always discovering something new. 3^ 就是诗的奇妙之处，你总有新的发现。◊ t/ie Seven Wonders of the
World
(= the seven most impressive structures of the ancient world)世界七大奇观 3.[sing.]
{informal) a person who is very
clever at doing sth; a person or thing that seems very good or effective 能人；奇才；有特效的索西：Geoff, you're a wonder! J wouZd never have
thought o/doi'ng that,..杰夫〆你真神 ,,了J我从来想不到该那样做。◊ Have you seen the boy wonder play
yet?彳尔看过那场神童:表演汝有? ◊
a new wonder drug — 种新的特效药 IM
do wonders (for sb/sth) to have a very good e^fecton sb/sth (为某..人.7 替某事）创造奇迹； >生神奇作用：rhd news done
wonders/or our morc^e.这消息大大振奋了我们的士气。
(ifs) no/little/small 'wonder (that) ... it is not surprising 不足为奇；并不奇怪：It is
little wonder (that) she w〇5 so upset.她如此心烦意乱，并不奇怪。◊ {informal) No wonder you're tired,
you've been walking /or hours.难怪你累了呢，你一直走了好几个小时。it’s a 'wonder (that) ... (informal) it is surprising or
strange 令人惊奇沾是；莫名其妙的i:於a wonder (that) more
weren’t hurt•奇怪的是‘没有更多的人受到柺害。
wonders will never 'cease (informal, usually ironic) a phrase used to
express surprise and pleasure at sth :(.表 示惊喜）.真是无奇不有，怪事何其多：Redeemed my
room.’ ‘Wonders vvi’U never cease/’. “我把我的房间打■扫牛
净了b ” 3怎么太阳从西边出来了！” work‘wonders
to achieve very good
results创造奇迹；取得优良的
成绩；产生良好的效果：Her new diet and exercise
programme has worked wonders/or’her•她新的饮食和锻 炼计划对她产生了奇效。一 more
at chinless, nine WOVl'Cler-flll 0^ /'WAndafl; NAmE -darfl/ adj.
■
very good, pleasant or
enjoyable 精彩的；绝妙的；令 人高病的；後人愉快的：a wonder^ surprise惊喜◊ We had a
wonde/^rti'rtie 〖ast night.我们昨晚过得非常愉快。
◊
YbuVe aH been absoiuteZy wonder^iui/.■你们滅是都夫辞
了 ！ v〇 it’s to see you/ 看到你真叫乂高兴
■
making you feel surprise or admiration 令人惊奇的■; .令 A赞叹的 HI3
remarkable: Ifs wonderful what you
can do when you have to.:在迫不得已..时，乂的潜能令A 惊岐。.o note on next page
won-der-fuMy /'wAndafali;
NAmE -ddrf-/
adv. [format)
1
very; very well 非常；很好地：The ZioteZ is wonder- 知Hy com/ortab/e•逢豪旅备# 常舒适。◊ Things have
worked out wonde啦Hy fweHj•事情的结果很不错。
2
unusually; in a surprising way 异.矛寻常地‘令人惊奇 地：ffe’s wonde/力iHy/it/or his age.他年纪郝么夫'可身 体出奇地奸。
won-dering-ly
/'wAndriqli/
adv. (formal) in a way that shows
surprise and/or admiration 显得惊奇地；惊讶 地；惊叹地：She gazed at him
wonderingZy.她惊奇 ％ 喊
着他。
won-derland
/'wAndalaend;
NAmE -darl-/ noun [usually sing.] 1 an imaginary
place in children’s stories (童洁 中的）仙境，奇境 2a
place that is exciting and full of beautiful and interesting things 非常奇妙的地方；极为
美丽的地方
won-der-ment /'wAndamant;
NAmE -darm-/ noun [U] a feeling of pleasant
surprise or wonder 惊
喜；惊叹
won-drous
/'wAndras/
adj.
{literary) strange, beautiful and
impressive奇异的；誠好的；，了不®的H33 wonderful ►won-drous-ly adv. wonk /wDrjk; NAmE wa:i3k/ noun {especially US, informal,
disapproving) 1 a person who works too hard and is considered boring —味苦干的人；书呆子 2
a person who takes too much interest in the details of political policy死抠政策细枝末节的人：the President’s chfe/
economicpolicy wonfc总统的首席经济问题策士
wonky /'worjki; NAmE 'wairjki/ adj. {BrE, informaf) not steady; not straight不稳的；摇晃的；歪斜的：a wonfcy chair摇摇晃晃的椅子
wont /waunt; NAmE wo:nt/ adj., noun ■ adj. [not before noun] - (to do sth) {old-fashioned, formal) in the habit of doing
sth 习惯于■ SS3 accustomed: