中英惯用短语:
  • adj.  指人)拘谨的, 不能自表达感情的   unable to relax or express one's feelings in a natural and spontaneous way (
  • n.  指人)突开始注意听   suddenly begin to pay attention to what is being said (
  • n.  指人)突的大规模移动, 蜂拥   sudden wild rush or mass movement of people (
  • v.  指价格、 贸易、 商业活动)突或大幅度下跌或减少   fall suddenly or greatly (
  • n.  指企业、 政府等)突倒台, 崩溃   fail suddenly; collapse (
  • n.  指发出尖利的声音, 是痛苦、 惊讶等的自反应   、 shout、 yell、 scream的用法. These verbs indicate people making different kinds of noise for various reasons. 这四个动词指人们因不同原因而发出各种声音. We cry out by making a sharp noise as an automatic reaction to pain, surprise, etc *cry out
  • n.  指嗓音)突而失控地改变音色、 音量等   change in depth, loudness, etc suddenly and uncontrollably (
  • adj.  指声音、 态度等)勉强的, 受拘束的, 不自的.   forced; uneasy; unnatural (
  • adv.  指工人)停止工作(通常为突地)   stop working, usu abruptly (
  • v.  指强烈的感情、 愿望等)突影响或控制(某人)   suddenly and overwhelmingly (
  • adj.  指教义等)认为神职人员有超自力的.   claiming supernatural powers for ordained priests (
  • n.  指机械)突地, 意外地运动(尤指离开正常位置)   move suddenly and unexpectedly, esp out of its correct position (
  • adj.  指比拟)牵强的, 不自的.   strained; unnatural (
  • adj.  指疼痛等)突而剧烈的, 似被刀刺的   very sharp and sudden as if caused by a stab (
  • adj.  指言谈、 文笔、 举止等)生硬的, 不自的, 矫揉造作的   stiff and unnatural; artificial (
  • adj.  指语言、 风格等)浮夸而晦涩的, 索无味的   pompous and difficult to follow; boring (