eloquence [ 'eləkwəns ] n. 雄辩,口才 e.g. 1. I admire him for his eloquence. 我佩服他的口才。
2. His eloquence did not avail against the facts. 他的雄辩在事实面前不起什么作用。
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eloquent [ 'eləkwənt ] a. 雄辩的,有口才的,动人的 e.g. 1. These ruins are an eloquent reminder of the horrors of war. 这些废墟形象地提醒人们不要忘记战争的恐怖。
2. He addressed the audience in an eloquent speech. 他向听众发表了雄辩的演说。
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else [ els ] a. 别的
ad. 其他,另外 e.g. 1. Hurry, or else you'll be late. 快点儿,不然你要迟到了。
2. What else could I say? 我还有什么可说的?
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elsewhere [ 'els'hwɛə ] ad. 在别处,到别处 e.g. 1. I shall go elsewhere. 我要到别处去。
2. Their much reviled system in fact works far better than many highly praised ones elsewhere. 他们那套遭到许多非难的设备操纵起来实际上要比别的地方许多备受赞扬的设备好得多。
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elucidate [ i'lju:sideit ] v. 阐明,说明 e.g. 1. Please elucidate the reasons for your decision. 请把你作出决定的理由解释清楚。
2. The note help to elucidate the most difficult parts of the text. 这些注释有助於弄清文中最难懂的部分。
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elucidation [ iˌlu:si'deiʃən ] n. 阐明,说明 e.g.
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elusive [ i'lju:siv ] a. 难懂的,易忘的,难捉摸的 e.g. 1. Interpol have searched all the corners of the earth for the elusive hijackers. 国际刑警组织已在世界各地搜查在逃的飞机劫持者。
2. Men like to pursue an elusive woman, like a cake of wet soap in a bathtub- even men who hate bath. 男人们喜欢追逐那些象浴缸里的湿肥皂般难以捉摸的女人,即使是讨厌洗澡的男人也无不如此。
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emancipate [ i'mænsipeit ] v. 释放,解放 e.g.
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emancipation [ iˌmænsi'peiʃən ] n. 释放,解放 e.g. 1. The emancipation of women depends on themselves. 妇女的解放依靠她们自己。
2. The Emancipation Proclamation abolished slavery in the United States. 《解放黑人奴隶宣言》废除了美国的奴隶制。
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embargo [ em'bɑ:gəu ] n. 封港令,禁运 e.g. 1. The embargo impacted on export revenues. 禁运封出囗总收入有很大的影响。
2. The minister has lifted the embargo on the export of firearms. 部长已经解除对火器出口的贸易禁令。
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embark [ im'bɑ:k ] v. 乘船,着手,从事 e.g. 1. The ship embarked passengers and food at a Spanish port. 这艘船在西班牙的一个港口装载了乘客和食品。
2. Passengers with cars must embark first. 带汽车的乘客必须先上船.
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embarrass [ im'bærəs ] v. 使...困窘,使...局促不安,阻碍 e.g. 1. I don't like making speeches in public; it's so embarrassing. 我不喜欢在公开场合演说,太难为情了。
2. She was embarrassed when they asked her age. 他们问她的年龄时,她窘得很。
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embarrassing [ im'bærəsiŋ ] a. 令人为难的(麻烦的) e.g. 1. I don't like making speeches in public; it's so embarrassing. 我不喜欢在公开场合演说,太难为情了。
2. The profuseness of his thanks was embarrassing. 他再三表示感谢使人很不好意思.
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embarrassment [ im'bærəsmənt ] n. 困难,阻碍,困窘 e.g. 1. We met some financial embarrassment. 我们遇到一些财务困难。
2. He's an embarrassment to his family. 他叫家里人难堪。
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embassy [ 'embəsi ] n. 大使馆 e.g. 1. He works at the American Embassy in Moscow. 他在莫斯科的美国驻俄大使馆工作。
2. The embassy is an obvious target for terrorist attacks. 大使馆是恐怖分子攻击的明显目标。
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embed [ im'bed ] v. 使插入,使嵌入,深留
[计算机] 嵌入 e.g. 1. The harpoon struck but did not embed. 鱼叉击中了但并没有插入
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embedded [ em'bedid ] a. 植入的,内含的,深入的
v. 埋入,植入,深入
vbl. 埋入,植入,深入 e.g. 1. The solid matter in which a fossil or crystal is embedded. 基质,脉石嵌有化石或水晶的固体物质
2. A benign tumor, most often found in the heart, that is composed of connective tissue embedded in mucus. 粘液瘤一种良性肿瘤,最常见于心脏,它由黏液里的胶状结缔组织构成
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embezzle [ im'bezl ] v. 盗用,挪用 e.g. 1. Lewis had created a situation whereby it was possible for the man at the top to fiddle elections, embezzle union funds and do away with potential rivals. 路易斯制造的局面使得该政府首脑不仅能够在竞选中弄虚作假,而且还可以肆意侵吞联邦公款,除掉可能的竞争对手。
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embody [ im'bɔdi ] v. 具体表达,使具体化
包含 e.g. 1. She embodies her principles in her behavior. 她把自己的原则体现在行动中。
2. The new car embodies many improvements. 这辆新车包含了许多改进的项目。
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embossment 凸起 e.g.
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