about behaviour that you
think is typical (带出一贯的 行为）总是，爱，好，就：‘She said it your/auZt.’ 'Well, she would
say that, wouldn^ she? She's never
Zifcedme.’ “她说这是你的错。” “唉，她总是这么说，
不是吗;？她从来就没有喜欢过我。.” 14〜that... .■(//•tertJAy)
used to express a strong wish ■(用以表示■强烈
的愿望 J WouW that he had 〖ived
to see it•他要是能活
到看见这该多好哇。〇 note at MODAL, SHOULD 'would-be adj. [only before noun] used to describe sb who
is hoping to become the type of person mentioned/X::形 容想要成为…的人=)未来的：a vvouW-be actor想要成为
演员的人◊ advice /or. wouid-be
parents对即将成为父母 的人的忠告
Wound1
/wurnd/ noun,
verb —
see also wound2
■
noun 1 an injury to part of
the body, especially one in which a hole is made in the skin using a weapon (-0 体上的）伤，伤口；（武器造成的 >
伤：a丨eg/head, etc. wound 腿伤、头伤等◊ a
buHet/fcm/e/gunshot/stob wound奋為；刀長；士伤；朿丨丨伤◊ cm oZd war wound战 争■中的旧 A ◊
T/ie nurse cZeaned the wound•护士清洗了 伤口。◊ The wounci healed s〖ovWy.伤口愈合得很备。◊ He died from the wounds he had
received to his chest. '由于胸‘受'伤而死亡。一 see also flesh wound o note at injure 2
mental or emotional pain caused by sth unpleasant that has been said or done to
yoir (心'灵士 的）伤，创伤：A/ter a seri’ous
argument, if ccm ta/ce some ffme/orthe wounck to heai•激烈争吵乏后的感情创
伤需要一些时间才能愈合。◊ Seeing him again opened up o〖d wounds•再次见到他打开了旧的创伤。ll»TOl see
LICK V., REOPEN, RUB
V.
mverb [VN] [often passive] 1 to injure part of the
body, especially by making a hole in the skin using a weapon
使（身体）受伤；（；用武器r*伤害：ffe had been wounded i/r
the arm•他的手臂受过伤。2 to hurt sb’s feelings使（心炱 >
受橋；备感情：She /dt deei% wounded by
his crud remarks•他那刻薄的话语使她感到
深受伤害。
wound2
/waund/ pt, pp of wind — see
also wound1 wound.ed h /_wu:ndid/
⑽.‘
1
injured by a weapon，for example in a war .(身体:> 受伤的；：负拐的：wounded sobers 俾兵◊ seriously
wounded 伤势严童◊ There were
79'/diied and 230 wounded.有"79 人死亡，230 人受伤。2 feeling emotional pain because of sth unpleasant
that sb has said or done (感情）受损害的，受‘害的：wounded prfde 受到伤害的..自尊心.3 the. wounded [pi.] people who are
wounded, for example in a war 伤员； 伤兵；伤号
wound.ing
/'wu:ndm/ flt/y. that hurts .sb’s’feelings 伤感 情的：He/ound her remarks deeply
wounding.他觉得她
的话十分伤人。 wove pt of WEAVE woven pp of weave
wow /wau/ exclamation,
verb, noun m exclamation (also wowee
/.wau'i:/) {informal) used to express great surprise or admiration ('表示极大的惊奇
或钦佩 > 哇，呀：Woiv/ Ybil Zoofc terr诉cf & 你私_手 太酷了！
■
[VN} ~ sb
(with sth) (/n/ormfl/) to impress
sb very much, especially with a performance (尤指以表演）ti 得…的称赞，使喝彩，使叫绝：He wowed audiences around the country with his new show, -fife W fife 69 ^ P 博得了全国各地观众的交口称赞。
■
rnw/n 1 [sing.] (/n/o/wa/) a great success 操'大的成功；一 鸣惊人乏举：Don’t worry. Vou7i be a wow.别齒.心。你 会一鸣惊乂的。2 [U] (fed7m_cfl/ 术语)gradual
chapges in the pitch
of
sound played on a record or tape 唱.片 或录音磁带逐渐出现的）走询，朱真，颤动一 compare
FLUTTER
/
'wow factor noun [sing.] {informat) the quality sth has of being very
impressive or surprising to people 令人叫好 的性质；A 人 A 奇的因素：// you want to seH your house quicfciy, it needs a wow
/actor•若想很快把房.争卖掉，就
得找个卖点。
wow-ser /'wauza(r)/
noun {AustralE,
NZE, informal) 1 a person who criticizes people who are‘enjoying themselves 批评 别人玩:乐者； 扫 别人兴 的人 Pim KILLJOY
2329 wrap
2 a person who does not drink alcohol 不喝酒:的,人』 H771 TEETOTALLER
WPC
/.dAblju: pi: 'si:/ noun (BrB)
the abbreviation for ‘woman.police constable’（a woman police
officer of the lowest rank)女警察 为 woman police constable,警 衔最低的女警察）：WPC
(Lindaj Green (琳达•）格林女
警察
wpm words per minute 每分钟字数；_字 / 分钟：to $pe
at 60 vvpm每分钟打60个令.
WRAC
/raek; .dAblju: a:r ei 'si:/ abbr.
(in
WRAF
/rasf; .dAblju: a:r ei 'ef/ abbr.
(in
的入
wran-gle /'raerigl/ noun, verb
a noun ~
(with sb) (over sth) | •〜（between
A and B) an
argument that is
complicated and continues over a long period of time. (/矣时间的.）争论争砂•： . a ZegaZ wrangle
between the company and their suppliers
M与各#货商之间长期的法律纠纷►
wran.gling nown [U,C].
■
verf? [V] ~
(with sb) (over/about sth) to argue angrily and usually for a long time about
sth (通常为长时间感;）争 眇，♦辩：They're still wrangling over the financial
detmTs.他们仍在为财务细节争IV>。
wran-gler /'raerigla(r)/ noun {NAmE, informal) a cowboy or a cowgirl, especially one who takes
care of horses (尤掊放马的）牛仔，女牛'仔
wrap /raep/ verb,
noun
_verfc (-ppj 1 [VN]〜sth
(up) (in. sth) to (over sth completely in paper or other material, for example
when you are giving it as a present 包，：裹（礼物等，）： He spent the
evening wrapping up the Christmas presents. 他花了一个晚上的时:间把圣诞礼物都包了起来。◊
mdi- WduaHy wrapped chocoiates..单块包装的.巧竟力:.一see also gift-wrap
2 [VIH]〜A (up)
in B B round/around A to cover sth/sb in material, for example in order to
protect it/them用…包裹（或包扎、覆盖等）：
/ wrapped the baby
(up) ina bicmfcet.我用._子把婴儿裹
.了 起来。〇 I wrapped a blanket around the baby.
备.子也婴几裹了 起来。◊
Wrap the meat in /oiZbe/ore you coofc ft. 肉用鉍箔裹起来后苒烹调。一see also
shrink-wrapped i [VN] ~ sth
around/round sth/sb to put sth firmly around sth/Sb 用…缠绕（或围紧）：
A
scar/was M/rapped arounci his nedc.他的脖子上围着一 条围 士。.◊ His arms were
wrapped around her waist. 他的双臂紧紧环抱她的腰。4〜（sth) (around/round) (computing if) to cause text to be carried over to a new line
automatically as you reach the end of the previous line; to be carried over in
this way (使文字 ^ 换行： [VN] ffow can J wrap the
text around?我怎么才能植女本 换行呢？ ◊
[V] rhe text wraps around if is too Zong to
the screen.如果文本太长，在显示屏放不下的话，会自
动换行。一compare unwrap IHTOl be .wrapped up in sb/sth to be so involved with
sb/sth that you do not pay enough attention to other people or tilings 专心 致志于；全神贯注宇；完全沉浸于H33 ABSORBED,
engrossed
—
more at little finger fimiFl .wrap ’up | ,wrap it 'up {slang) usually used as an order
to tell sb to stop talking or causing trouble, etc.住口；闭嘴；另lj 再捣乱，wrap ’up | .wrap
sb/yourself 'up to put warm clothes on sb/yourself (使〉穿得暖和：She toW them to wrap up Warm/warmiy•她叫他如穿暖和点* .wrap sth-^'up {informal) to complete sth such as
an agree- ment or a meeting in an acceptable way 圆满完成，顺
利结束H办议或会议等]-:r/mt just about wraps it up
/or today.这就差不多给今天画了个圆满的句号。：
noun 1 [G] a piece of cloth that a woman wears
around her shoulders for decoration or to keep warm 女用..） 披肩、围巾 2 [U] paper, plastic, etc. that is. used for
wrapping things in 包裹（或包材料：We
stock a