crouch [ 'krautʃ ] n. 蹲伏,蜷缩
v. 蹲下,蜷著,缩著 e.g. 1. He crouched down among the tangled foliage. 他蹲下把身子藏在紊乱的叶丛中。
2. They did not crouch under the oppression. 他们受压迫而不屈服。
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crow [ krəu ] n. 啼叫,乌鸦
v. 啼叫,报晓 e.g. 1. He gets up at the crow of the rooster every day. 他每天鸡鸣即起。
2. The crow is a bird of ill omen. 乌鸦是不祥的预兆。
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crowd [ kraud ] n. 群众,一伙
v. 拥挤,挤满,挤进
一堆,许多[C]
I saw a crowd of magazines and papers on her desk.
我看见她桌上放着一堆杂志和报纸。
大众[the S]
You can do what you want to do, but never follow the crowd.
你想做什么就做什么,可别随大流。
vt.
挤满
Passengers crowded the platform.
月台挤满了乘客。
将...塞进[O]
He crowded more books onto the shelf.
他向书架上又塞了一些书。
催促;催逼
Don't crowd me, I'll pay.
别催逼我,我会付的。
vi.
1. 挤,拥挤[Q]
People crowded into the cinema.
人们挤进电影院。
2. 聚集 e.g. 1. A crowd gathered at the scene of the fire. 许多人聚集在火灾现场。
2. The room was crowded with guests. 房间里挤满了客人。
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crowded [ 'kraudid ] a. 拥挤的 e.g. 1. I don't like having to navigate London's crowded streets. 我不愿意在伦敦拥挤的街道上穿行。
2. The robbery occurred in broad daylight, in a crowded street. 在拥挤的街道上, 光天化日之下竟发生了抢劫.
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crowding 加密,加浓 e.g. 1. The full-back's kick carried 50 metres into the crowd. 後卫把球踢出50米远, 射入人群中.
2. Our team was leading60-0, but the crowd kept yelling,"Pour it on! " 我们队在60比0领先,但观众们仍不停地喊着“加油!”
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crown [ kraun ] n. 王冠,王权,顶点
v. 使...成王,加冕,居...之顶 e.g. 1. Land belonging to the crown does not belong to the king personally but to the state. 皇室的领地并非属于国王私人所有,而是属于国家的。
2. Trees crowned the hill. 树木覆盖着小山。
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crucial [ 'kru:ʃiəl, 'kru:ʃəl ] a. 关键的,决定性的 e.g. 1. Negotiations were at a crucial stage. 谈判正处于一个关键的阶段。
2. We have succeeded in one crucial regard: making this scandal public. 我们办成了一件大事: 将这件丑事公之於众.
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crude [ kru:d ] a. 粗鲁的,简陋的,天然的,未加工的
n. 原油 e.g. 1. It was crude of him to say that. 他那样说太粗鲁了。
2. China is a country rich in crude oil. 中国是一个原油丰富的国家。
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cruel [ 'kruəl ] a. 残酷的,残忍的 e.g. 1. The death of their daughter was a cruel blow. 女儿的死对他们是一个残酷的打击。
2. We shouldn't be cruel to animals. 我们不应该对动物残忍。
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cruelty [ 'kru:əlti ] n. 残酷,野蛮,残酷的行为 e.g. 1. His name has becomea byword for cruelty. 他的名字成了残酷无情的别称.
2. He was treated with cruelty. 他受到残酷的对待。
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cruise [ kru:z ] n. 巡航,巡弋,漫游
v. 巡航,巡弋,漫游 e.g. 1. Several privateer often cruise near the entrance of the channel. 几只武装民船经常在这个海峡的进口附近巡航。
2. These cruise ships can turn round in two days. 这些游船可用两天的时间装卸完毕.
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crumb [ krʌm ] n. 碎屑,面包心,少许
v. 捏碎,弄碎 e.g. 1. She crumb the bread before feeding it to the birds. 她把面包弄碎,然后喂给鸟吃。
2. She swept up the crumbs. 她打扫了碎屑。
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crumble [ 'krʌmbl ] v. 崩溃,弄碎,减亡 e.g. 1. Most of the paint had crumbled off. 油漆大都剥落。
2. He crumbled the bread in his fingers. 他用手指把面包捏碎了。
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crumple [ 'krʌmpl ] v. 弄皱,压皱,变皱 e.g. 1. He put on a crumpled suit. 他穿上一件皱巴巴的西装。
2. The front of the car crumpled on impact. 汽车的前部被撞扁了。
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crush [ krʌʃ ] n. 压碎,粉碎,群众
v. 压破,征服,冲入 e.g. 1. This machine crushes wheat grain to make flour. 这台机器把麦子磨成面粉。
2. There was such a crush on the train that I could hardly breathe. 火车上挤得我都喘不过气来。
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crust [ krʌst ] n. 外壳,坚硬的外壳,面包皮
v. 盖以硬皮,结硬皮 e.g. 1. The snow crusted the lake last night. 昨夜的雪使湖面结了冰。
2. The crust on the snow was thick enough for us to walk on it. 外层的雪已经冻硬,可以在上面行走。
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cry [ krai ] n. 叫声,哭声,大叫
v. 哭,叫,喊 e.g. 1. There were angry cries from the mob. 暴徒们在怒吼。
2. She cried with grief when she heard news of her friend's death. 听到朋友死亡的消息,她难过地哭了。
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crying [ 'kraiiŋ ] a. 叫喊的,啼哭的,显著的 e.g. 1. He dandled the baby to stop it crying. 他逗弄着婴儿,哄他不再哭。
2. His echoing cry woke the mountain valley. 他叫喊的回声震荡著山谷.
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cryogenics [ kraiəʊ'dʒeniks ] 低温学 e.g.
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cryptographic [ ˌkriptə'græfik ] 用密码写的 e.g. 1. A cryptographic system in which units of plain text of regular length, usually letters, are arbitrarily transposed or substituted according to a predetermined code. 密码一种密码系统,其中固定长度的明文里的单元,通常为字母,被任意倒置或按事先确定的符号系统替换
2. The analysis and deciphering of cryptographic writings or systems. 密码分析对密码书写或密码系统的分析和译解
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