当中英惯用短语:
| - adv. 若干年後我们就能体会他当时说的话多有预见. We were to realize years later how prophetically he spoke on that occasion
- adj. 若时机不当, 一言不慎, 可能毁掉整个计画. One indiscreet remark at the wrong moment could ruin the whole plan
- n. 苦力, 小工, （印度的）苦力, 苦工, 小工当地非熟练工人 coolie
- adj. 英俊的, 堂皇的, 美观的, 气派大的, 相当大的, 可观的, 慷慨的, 大方的, 优厚的, 漂亮的, 端庄优美的, 有风韵的, 高明的, 精巧的, 操纵灵便的, 灵敏的, 熟练的, 适宜的, 英俊的（男人）, 健美的, 温雅的（女人） handsome
- n. 英国）政府为遏制超支, 限制地方当局徵收房地产税不得超过的最高限额. limit on the amount of money a local authority can raise through the rates, imposed by the Government to curb overspending （
- abbr. 英帝国二等勋位爵士约翰·亚当斯. Cf 参看 DBE, KBE, MBE. John Adams CBE
- n. 英文打字机上相当於12点活字的字型（每英寸10个字母）. one of the sizes of letters used in typewriting (ten letters per inch)
- n. 草丛, 跪垫, 膝垫, 一种沼泽草, 垒, 软钙质砂岩, 当座凳用的厚垫 hassock
- n. 草莓、 苹果等当令 the `strawberry, `apple, etc season
- n. 草莓当令时便宜些. Strawberries are cheaper when they're in season
- adj. 莎士比亚的戏剧向我们介绍了当时生活的许多情况（即16世纪的生活）. New can also mean `original' *new还有｀创新＇的意思 Shakespeare's plays tell us a lot about contemporary life, ie the life of the 16th century.
- v. 获得或实现（某事物）（尤指用不当的手段） , esp by devious means
- 获得议席, 当选为议员 win a seat
- 落到适当[不妥当]人手里 get into the right hands
- 落到适当[不妥当]人手里 get into the wrong hands
- n. 著名, 显著, 显要人物, 著名人士, 值得注意的性质, 当家手腕, 重要人物 notability
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