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Xiliyi District Community | primary production | accomplish the whole task at one stroke |
there's no sign of anything happening yet; nothing has been done so far | The door must be either shut or open. | Alexander I |
Elizabeth I | François I | Circumstances alter cases. |
work steadily and make solid progresses as every step leaves its print | Each one is worse than the other | the first time one ever does sth. |
(literally) One guest should not bother two hosts.--Since you have already helped me, please help me finish the task | try to make conversation | first signal system |
In for a penny, in for a pound. | Maintaining stability is of top priority | OAU |
optical, mechanical and electronic integration | Unless one is absolutely sure that he can succeed in doing something, he should not try it | Time makes all the difference. Different times call for different |
irredentism | regard oneself as the No.1 authority in the world | primary productivity |
happening once in two hundred years | pool | separate |
member of a jury | person who constantly criticizes | confirmation or support by further evidence, esp from a different source |
systematically | contrive a device, an experiment, a means of escape | If you're late once more you're getting the boot. |
number of people or things close together without order | having an advantage over sb | doz bottles white wine 2.25 a bottle |
lopsided | not fastened together | change `hands pass into another person's possession |
the only thing | restricted | up to and including |
only to a limited extent | between another and an observer, so that the first seems to pass across the surface of the second | presence of more than one meaning |
To dry-cleaning suit, 3 | the `other be heard but either ignored or quickly forgotten | succession |
state of having lost all hope | again and again | not be seen dead |
triennial | successively | all in |
in the ordinary course of events | Good speed! | Ardeshir |
Clothaire Ier | Muawiyah I ibn Abi Sufyan | patriotic united front |
awkward at first but skilful later on | Trinity Southern University | the enterprises that process raw materials on clients' demands, assemble parts for the clients and process according to the clients' samples; or engage in compensation trade. |
act aimlessly | have a carping tongue | a catalogue of disasters |
a casual glance at a book | take over the captaincy | live on the floor below |
a pair of bloomers | a pair of brogues | a blustery day |
lose a button | work in short bursts | a pair of bifocals |
as an alternative | a tin of assorted biscuits | an autographed copy |
piece cut off by biting | agency agreement | general identification test |
canalization of exports | Noodle Soup with Assorted Vegetables | compositional heterogenity |
nanosecond | a union of `allied trades | part of a surface |
armfuls of flowers | a breath of scandal | burgle a shop |
close with a loud noise | a ten-dollar bill | cost between one and two pounds |
broad strip | commit a list to memory, ie memorize it | amount swallowed at one time |
live in complete destitution | amount held by this | sugar-tongs |
give a criminal a suspended sentence, ie not send him to prison unless he commits a further offence | coin of this value | stroke |
a tactical move | have a swing | stamp on a spider |
go for a dip | stake a business | pile |
knickers | square deal => deal4. a square `meal large and satisfying meal | squeeze |
some orange squash | a streak of good luck | consistent with sth |
a beautiful stretch of countryside | a string of wins | over sth cross sth with one step |
landward | a digest of the week's news | pied |
with a steady purpose | glass of this | a set of oil-paints |
a thin sheet of metal | a `dress length, ie a piece of cloth long enough to make a dress | a `Brownie pack |
a thin layer of glue | any of these groups | tasty |
takings | the penultimate day of the month | speak without pausing for breath, ie very quickly |
the guilty party, ie the person who is to blame for sth | paste pieces of paper together | pearmain |
an inexpertly executed stroke | droves of sightseers | oranges 10p ea |
plonk | get a slice of the profit | contents of this |
smash a window | small | [C] amount of this drunk or served |
an interval of one octave | as hard as iron | with a firm |
plot | give a sketch of one's plans | sigh |
an in-joke | seven days in a week | on each side of the road |
edit a book of poetry | a point on a scale | being one of four parts |
put sth forward as a hypothesis | a spartan meal, ie a very simple one | CARRYING OUT AN ACTIVITY |
a spare meal | spoonful | a re`pair kit |
sporting | go out on a spree, ie go out to enjoy a spree | a first-`aid kit |
group of the specified number | a bowl of soup served piping hot | have a soft heart |
Otter' is spelt with a double t. otter | amount of tobacco this can hold | long draught of beer |
as kind a man as ever drew breath | snog | a snifter of brandy |
pitch the ball up a bit | not at all drunk | make a sudden dodge to the right |
solidaginae o. hoffm. | spend a day by the coast, ie the seaside | be soundly beaten at chess |
on Monday afternoon | a quarter of eleven, ie 10.45 am or pm | a bag of groceries |
some of his friends | a member of the football team | one mouthful |
doing a piece of work | a box of crackers | suffer disaster on disaster |
You must be crackers! | one of our number, ie one of us | a cubic metre of coal |
cut some flowers | a box of crystallized oranges | a ,two-edged remark |
a slice of roast turkey | a tumbler of milk | mail |
lump sum | master a foreign language | |