soldiers怎么读什么意思 soldiers怎么读( 二 )


an accident that happens when two vehicles hit each other with force
参考例句:
1. The car was wrecked by its collision with a big lorry. 这辆小轿车是由于和大卡车相撞而碰毁的 。
2. This collision had a very unusual cause. 这次冲突有着非同寻常的原因 。
12. restrict [r??str?kt]
n./vt.限制 , 限定 , 约束
to limit the movements or actions of someone, or to limit something and reduce its size or prevent it from increasing
参考例句:
1. He feels this new law will restrict his freedom. 他觉得这一新法律会限制他的自由 。
2. Don't restrict her proper activities.不要拘束她的正当活动 。
13. thrust [θr?st]
vt.延伸,挺伸;猛推,猛塞,把…插入;vi.插入;用向某人刺去;猛然或用力推
to push suddenly and strongly
参考例句:
1. They thrust themselves into the house. 他们闯进了这间屋子 。
2. They thrust their way through the dense crowd. 他们挤过密集的人群 。
14. recovery [r??k?v?ri]
n.恢复,痊愈;追回,寻回,收复
the process of getting back something lost , especially health , ability , possessions,
参考例句:
1. The doctors said that his recovery was a miracle. 医生说他的复原是个奇迹 。
2. The quick recovery was truly in response to medication. 这次迅速康复确实是对药物治疗的反应 。
15. inward [??nw?d]
adv.向内,在内;adj.向内的,在内的,里面的
on or towards the inside
参考例句:
1. I understand your inward thoughts. 我了解你内心的思想 。
2. I sighed with inward relief. 我心里舒了一口气 。
16. prohibit [pr??h?b?t]
vt.禁止;阻止 , 使不可能
to officially forbid (= refuse to allow ) something
参考例句:
1. Laws must be put through to prohibit this act. 必须通过法律来制止这种作法 。
2. Swimming after drinking is strictly prohibited. 严禁酒后下水 。
17. extension [?k?sten?n]
n.伸长 , 扩大,伸展;延长,延期;延长部分 , 扩大部分;电话分机
when something reaches , stretches or continues ; when you add to something in order to make it bigger or longer
参考例句:
1. The pupils disliked the extension of the term. 小学生们不愿延长学期 。
2. Our extension is nearly finished. 我们的扩建部分已接近完工 。
18. secure [s??kj??(r)]
adj.无虑的,安全的;牢靠的,稳妥的;vt.固定,获得,使…安全;vi.(海上工作人员)停止工;(船)抛锚,停泊
positioned or fixed firmly and correctly and therefore not likely to move , fall or break
参考例句:
1. He found a secure foothold and pulled himself up. 他找到了一个稳固的踏脚处并爬了上去 。
2. Extra men are needed to secure the camp against attack. 需要增加兵力以保护军营免受攻击 。
19. crucial [?kru:?l]
adj.极重要的,决定性的 , 关键性的
extremely important or necessary
参考例句:
1. It's a crucial decision. 这是一个极其重要的决定 。
2. The foreign market was increasingly crucial. 国外市场越来越重要了 。
20. conquer [?k??k?(r)]
vt.克服,征服,战胜 , 占领;vi.得胜
to take control or possession of foreign land , or a group of people , by force
参考例句:
1. There is always one thing to conquer another. 一物降一 物 。
2. Will can conquer habit. 意志能战胜习惯 。

soldiers怎么读什么意思 soldiers怎么读



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