discotheque [ 'diskəʊtek ] n. 唱片舞会,迪斯科舞(厅) e.g. 1. Mary wore handsome go-go boots to the discotheque last night. 玛丽穿着一双入时的马靴参加昨晚的舞会。
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discount [ 'diskaunt ] n. 折扣,贴现率
v. 打折扣,贴现 e.g. 1. The discount was very huge. 折扣的幅度非常大。
2. We give 10 percent discount for cash. 现金付款,我们九折优惠。
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discourage [ dis'kʌridʒ ] v. 使气馁,阻碍 e.g. 1. I was never discouraged against learning English. 我从未对学习英语失去信心。
2. Inflation discourages saving. 通货膨胀阻碍储蓄的积累。
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discourse [ dis'kɔ:s, 'diskɔ:s ] n. 演讲
vi. 讲述,著述 e.g. 1. The judges had solemn discourse together. 法官们在一起严肃地交谈。
2. They listened to his discourse on human relations. 他们听他作关于人际关系的演讲。
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discover [ dis'kʌvə ] v. 发现 e.g. 1. She discovered the joy of writing. 她感到了写作的乐趣。
2. Columbus is said to have discovered America in 1492. 据说哥伦布于1492年发现了美洲。
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discovery [ dis'kʌvəri ] n. 发现,发现物 e.g. 1. A collector of rare insects will show us some of his latest discoveries. 一位稀有昆虫采集家将给我们看一些他的最新发现。
2. The new discovery caused a great sensation. 这项新发现很轰动。
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discreet [ dis'kri:t ] a. 谨慎的 e.g. 1. It was not discreet of you to say that. 你那样说有欠考虑。
2. I'll certainly be most discreet in my conversation. 我在谈话中当然会十分小心的。
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discreetly [ dis'kri:tli ] ad. 谨慎地, 小心地 e.g. 1. Before changes were mad in the law, some prostitutes literally went on the streets. Now, they operate more discreetly from bars and clubs. 在法律未修改之前,一些妓女直接在街上拉客;现在,他们偷偷摸摸地活动在酒吧或夜总会了。
2. His utterances were discreetly academic. 他的言论严谨;具有学术性。
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discrepancy [ dis'krepənsi ] n. 相差,差异,差别 e.g. 1. The price tag says$100 and you charged me for$120; how do you explain the discrepancy? "货物标签上写的是一百美元,你向我索价一百二十美元,这个差异该怎么解释?"
2. I thought I had explained away the discrepancy but he had the actual figure and so I left myself wide open to a charge of telling lies. 我以为我已经有矛盾之处作了辩解,但是他掌握了确凿的数字,因此当他把控我说谎时,我毫无招架之势。
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discrete [ dis'kri:t ] a. 不连续的 离散的
[计算机] 分离 离散 e.g. 1. Any of several devices that convert incident electromagnetic radiation of mixed frequencies to one or more discrete frequencies of highly amplified and coherent ultraviolet, visible, or infrared radiation. 激光器使偶然的混杂频率的电磁辐射,变为一个或更多的高度强化和连续的紫外线、可见光或红外线辐射的分离频率仪器中的一种
2. A discrete part or portion of a work, such as a painting, building, or decorative object, especially when considered in isolation. 细部某项作品(例如绘画、建筑、装饰)的一部分,尤指这些部分被分开来独立考虑的部分
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discretion [ dis'kreʃən ] n. 慎重,辨别力,考虑
[计算机] 判定 e.g. 1. The hours of the meetings will be fixed at the monitor's discretion. 开会时间将由班长自行决定。
2. I won't tell you what time to leave, you're old enough to use your own discretion. 我不告诉你什么时候离开,你已经长大了,该自己作出决定。
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discriminant [ dis'kriminənt ] 判别式 e.g.
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discriminate [ dis'krimineit ] v. 区别,差别待遇 e.g. 1. People should not be discriminated against. 人们不应该被区别对待。
2. Can you discriminate good books from bad? 你能区别好书与坏书吗?
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discrimination [ disˌkrimi'neiʃən ] n. 歧视 e.g. 1. We are strongly opposed to racial discrimination. 我们强烈反对种族歧视。
2. We should not have racial discrimination. 我们不该有种族歧视。
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discriminator [ dis'krimineitə ] 鉴别器 e.g.
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discuss [ dis'kʌs ] v. 讨论 e.g. 1. They said they had an important matter to discuss with you. 他们说有要事与你相商。
2. What does the book discuss? 这本书讲了什么?
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discussion [ dis'kʌʃən ] n. 讨论
v. 讨论,商议 e.g. 1. When will the matter come up for discussion? 这件事什么时候提出来讨论?
2. Their case is now under discussion. 他们的案件现在正在讨论中。
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disdain [ dis'dein ] n. 轻蔑
v. 蔑视 e.g. 1. He disdained that man for snobbishness and was unwilling to talk to him. 他鄙视那个势利小人,不愿和他说话。
2. I have nothing but disdain for such a person. 对这样一个人,我只有鄙视。
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disease [ di'zi:z ] n. 疾病 e.g. 1. Many diseases are caused by bacteria. 许多疾病是由细菌引起的。
2. The poor man has a serious disease of the liver. 这个可怜的人患有严重的肝病。
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diseased [ di'zi:zd ] a. 害病的,病态的,不健全的 e.g. 1. The diseased trees are marked by protuberances on their bark. 有病的树木可由其树皮上的结节看出.
2. The surgeon cut the diseased tissue out from the girl's leg. 外科医生切除了女孩腿上有病的组织。
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