单词第二讲.docx

aberrant / 5AberEnt; Ab`ZrEnt/ adj not following the normal or correct way 不循常轨的; 不走正路的: aberrant behaviour 越轨行为. err+ants (to err is human:人孰能无过)2. abeyance / E5beIEns; E`beEns/ n [U] (idm 习语) be in abeyance; fall/go into abeyance (of a right, rule, problem, etc) be suspended temporarily; not be in force or use for a time （指权利, 规则等）暂时中止; （指问题等）缓议; 暂时无效或停用: The question is in abeyance, ie left unanswered, eg until more information is obtained. 这个问题暂时搁置（如待获得更多资料时再行解决）. obey中的第一个字母是O，而abey的是A（aoe）=啊，我不遵守你的……。那就暂时中止吧，等你obey了再说。3. abhor / Eb5hR:(r); Eb`hRr/ v (-rr-) [Tn] feel hatred and disgust for (sb/sth); detest 憎恨（某人[某事物]）; 厌恶; 讨厌: abhor terrorism, terrorists 憎恨恐怖活动, 恐怖分子. ab: away+horror(讨厌的人或者令人感到恐怖的人、物) (n): abhorrence (adj): abhorrent / Eb5hCrEnt; ?@ -5hR:r-; Eb`hRrEnt/ adj ~ (to sb) disgusting; hateful 讨厌的; 可恶的; 可恨的: Violence is abhorrent to his gentle nature. 他性情温和, 讨厌暴力. 4. ablaze / E5bleIz; E`blez/ adj [pred 作表语] 1 burning; on fire 燃烧; 著火: set sth ablaze 点火烧某物 *| The whole building was soon ablaze. 整座建筑物很快就烧起来了. 2 ~ (with sth) (fig 比喻) (a) very bright; glittering 明亮; 灿烂: The palace was ablaze with lights. 那座宫殿灯火辉煌. (b) very excited 非常激动: His face was ablaze with anger. 他满面怒容. 5. able-bodied / -5bCdId; -`bBdId/ adj healthy, fit and strong 健康的; 强壮的. 6. abominate / E5bCmIneIt; ?@ -mEn-; E`bBmE9net/ v [Tn] feel hatred or disgust for (sth/sb); detest; loathe 憎恨; 厌恶; 讨厌; 憎恶: I abominate fascism. 我憎恨法西斯主义. 记忆法：ab+o+minute(minate)=不喜欢的话，我一分钟都不愿意和他待下去。(n): abomination / E9bCmI5neIFn; ?@ -mEn-; E`bBmE`neFEn/ n 1 [U] feeling of disgust and extreme hatred 深恶痛绝: hold sth in abomination 憎恶某事物. 2 [C] act, habit, person or thing that is hated 令人憎恶的行为, 习惯, 人或事物 (adj) abominable / E5bCmInEbl; ?@ -mEn-; E`bBmEnEbl/ adj 1 ~(to sb) (fml 文) causing disgust; detestable 讨厌的; 可恶的: Your behaviour is abominable to me.7. abort / E5bR:t; E`bRrt/ v 1 (medical医) (a) [Tn] cause (sb/sth) to undergo abortion 使流产; 使堕胎: abort an expectant mother, a deformed foetus, the pregnancy 为孕妇, 因为胎儿畸形,