大学英语单词-独山在线

大学英语单词表

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embrace [ im'breis ] n. 拥抱
v. 拥抱,互相拥抱,包含
e.g. 1. We embraced each other.
我们互相拥抱。
2. Vines embraced the hut.
蔓藤环绕着小屋。

embroider [ im'brɔidə ] v. 刺绣,镶边,装饰
e.g. 1. She embroidered her initials on the handkerchief.
她把她姓名的起首字母绣在手帕上。
2. She embroiders very well.
她很会刺绣.

embroidery [ im'brɔidəri ] n. 刺绣品,粉饰,刺绣
e.g. 1. I am too busy to make any embroidery now.
我现在太忙，没有时间刺绣了。
2. This kind of floss is used for embroidery.
这种丝线用来刺绣。

emerge [ i'mə:dʒ ] v. 浮现,(由某种状态)脱出,(事实)显现出来
e.g. 1. It has emerged that he stole the money.
现在终于发现，是他偷了那笔钱。
2. The sun emerged from behind the clouds.
太阳从云层后面露出来了。

emergency [ i'mə:dʒnsi ] a. 紧急的
n. 紧急情况,突发事件
e.g. 1. The rioting grew worse and the government declared a state of emergency.
骚乱恶化，政府只得宣布进入紧急状态。
2. Ring the bell in an emergency.
情况紧急时请按铃。

emigrant [ 'emigrənt ] n. 移民,侨民
a. 移民的,移居的
e.g. 1. Most emigrants among them are patriots.
他们中大多数侨民是爱国主义者。
2. A ship full of emigrants will soon leave for Canada.
一条载满移居外国者的船很快就要开往加拿大了。

emigrate [ 'emigreit ] v. 移居,移民
e.g. 1. He emigrated from Britain to Australia in order to find a better job.
他从英国移居到澳大利亚，想找一份更好的工作。
2. Go back there? I'd sooner emigrate!
回去? 我宁可移居海外也不回去!

emigration [ ˌemi'greiʃən ] n. 移民
e.g. 1. The mass emigration of refugees in the war was reported widely by the press.
战争中大规模的逃难移民被新闻界广泛报道。
2. Emigration have carry to its shore shoal of men and women.
移民使成群结队的男男女女来到了它的海岸。

eminent [ 'eminənt ] a. 著名的,卓越的
e.g. 1. The most eminent doctors treated the king in his illness.
医术最精湛的医生们在国王生病时诊治他。
2. Characterized by excellence or distinction; eminent.
卓越的，杰出的以卓越或杰出为特点的；卓著的

emission [ i'miʃən ] n. 发射,射出,发行
e.g. 1. Emission and propagation of energy in the form of rays or waves.
发射以光线或波的形式发出和传播能量
2. In cathode ray tube display, the continuation of light emission from phosphor after excitation by the electron beam.
在阴极射线管显示器中，用电子束激励后荧光物质光发射的持续现象。

emit [ i'mit ] v. 发出,放射,吐露
[计算机] 发射
e.g. 1. A volcano emits smoke and ashes.
火山散发着烟和灰。
2. The cheese was emitting a strong smell.
干酪散发出强烈的气味。

emotion [ i'məuʃən ] n. 情感,情绪
e.g. 1. Love, joy, hate, fear and grief are all emotions.
爱、喜、恨、惧、悲都是情感。
2. He appealed to our emotions rather than to our reason.
他诉诸我们的情感而非我们的理智。

emotional [ i'məuʃənl ] a. 感情的,情绪的
e.g. 1. She sang an emotional song about love and death.
她唱了一首关于爱情和死亡的动人的歌曲。
2. The boy got very emotional when I had to leave, and started to cry.
当我不得不离开时，这个孩子情绪异常激动，忍不住哭了起来。

emperor [ 'empərə ] n. 皇帝
e.g. 1. Napoleon called himself Emperor of the French.
拿破仑自称为法国皇帝。
2. The emperor was a tyrant.
那皇帝是个暴君。

emphasis [ 'emfəsis ] n. 强调,重点
e.g. 1. Our English course places great emphasis on conversational skills.
我们的英语课程非常重视会话技能。
2. Restraint or lack of emphasis in expression, as for rhetorical effect.
轻描淡写的陈述在表达上受限制或缺乏强调，如为了修辞作用

emphasize [ 'emfəsaiz ] v. 强调,着重
vt. 强调
e.g. 1. I would like to emphasize that we are ready to meet the management at any time.
我想着重指出，我们愿意在任何时候与管理部门会谈。
2. Which word should I emphasize?
我应该重读哪个词?

emphatic [ im'fætik ] a. 语调强的,用力的,强调了的
e.g. 1. He was most emphatic that I should go.
他极力强调我应该去。
2. We win the emphatic victory.
我们赢得了那场有目共睹的胜利。

emphysema [ ˌemfi'si:mə ] n. 肺气肿
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empire [ 'empaiə ] n. 帝国
e.g. 1. The British Empire once covered large parts of the world.
大英帝国曾经占有过世界上的大片地方。
2. I am reading a book about the rise and fall of the Roman Empire.
我正在看一本关于罗马帝国兴衰的书。

empirical [ em'pirikəl ] a. 经验主义的
e.g. 1. Inquiry into the nature of things based on logical reasoning rather than empirical methods.
自然科学基于逻辑推理而不是凭经验得来的方法来探究事物的本质
2. Employment of empirical methods, as in science.
经验方法的运用，例如在科学中

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