大学英语单词-独山在线

大学英语单词表

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farm [ fɑ:m ] n. 农场,农田
v. 耕种
e.g. 1. We work on the farm.
我们在农场工作。
2. My friend is farming in Wales.
我的朋友在威尔士的农场种地。

farmer [ 'fɑ:mə ] n. 农夫
e.g. 1. That farmer employs many farm laborers.
那位农场主雇佣很多农场工人。
2. The farmer whistled as he milked.
农夫一边挤奶一边吹口哨。

farmhouse [ 'fɑ:mhaʊs ] n. 农舍,农家
e.g. 1. The farmhouse was built of wood.
农舍是用木头建造的。
2. I was farmed out to nannies at an early age in that farmhouse.
小的时候我是在那间农舍由奶妈照看的。

farming [ 'fɑ:miŋ ] n. 耕作
e.g. 1. Beginning in1961 they began to reform their way of farming.
从1961年起他们开始改革耕作方法。
2. High prices for farm products encouraged farming.
农产品价格的提高有助于农业。

farther [ 'fɑ:ðə ] a. 更远的,进一步的
ad. 更远的,此外
e.g. 1. On the farther side of the street there was a row of small shops.
街那头是一排小商店。
2. We can't go any farther without a rest.
不休息我们就走不动了。

fascinate [ 'fæsineit ] v. 令人入神,使...～迷
e.g. 1. The serpent fascinated its prey.
蛇用目光吓住了它的猎物。
2. The students were fascinated by his ideas.
学生们都被他的思想吸引住了。

fascinating [ 'fæsineitiŋ ] a. 迷人的
e.g. 1. Mary is full of fascinating theories about men and women.
玛丽对男人和女人充满了迷人的想法。
2. If I had eyes, how happily would I embark upon so fascinating a study!
如果我有眼睛，我会多么幸福地从事如此迷人的研究！

fascination [ fæsi'neiʃ(ə)n ] n. 魔力,～迷,魅力
e.g. 1. The topic seemed to have a fascination for her.
这个题目似乎对她很有吸引力。
2. A strong or spellbinding appeal; fascination.
迷人的魅力强烈的或使人沉迷的魅力；魅力

fascism [ 'fæʃiz(ə)m ] n. 法西斯主义
e.g. 1. I condemn fascism and all it stands for.
我谴责法西斯主义及其代表的一切。
2. I abominate fascism.
我憎恨法西斯主义.

fascist [ 'fæʃist ] n. 法西斯党员,法西斯主义者
e.g. 1. The fall of the fascist dictatorship was followed by a left-wing backlash.
法西斯专政的垮台引起左翼运动的高涨.
2. I suspect he's a closet fascist.
我怀疑他是地下法西斯分子.

fashion [ 'fæʃən ] n. 流行,风尚,时样,时装
v. 形成,造,作
e.g. 1. Fashions have changed a lot since I was a little girl.
现在的时装和我还是小女孩时候流行的样子很不一样了。
2. Many influences help to fashion our children's characters.
各种各样的影响有助于塑造我们的孩子们的性格。

fashionable [ 'fæʃənəbl ] a. 流行的,时髦的
e.g. 1. This dress is such a good style; it will be fashionable for many years.
这件衣服的式样真高雅，它一定会流行好几年。
2. It's fashionable to go to Singapore for your holidays.
到新加坡去度假是时下的时尚。

fashioned [ 'fæʃənd ] ...式的
e.g. 1. He fashioned the clay into a jar.
他用粘土做成一个陶土罐子。
2. In a dignified, noble fashion befitting or characteristic of a lord.
高傲的，贵族的以符合老爷或作为老爷的尊贵的、高贵的方式的或具之特点的

fast [ fɑ:st ] a. 快速的,耐久的,紧的
ad. 很快地,紧紧地,彻底地
n. vi. 禁食, 绝食, 斋戒
e.g. 1. I like fast music.
我喜欢节奏快的音乐。
2. They run faster and faster.
他们跑得越来越快。

fastback 快速返回
e.g.

fasten [ 'fɑ:sn ] v. 拴紧,使固定,系
e.g. 1. I fastened the pages together with a paperclip.
我用一个纸夹把那几页纸夹在一起。
2. She fastened the notice to the board.
她把通知贴到布告板上。

fastidious [ fæs'tidiəs ] a. 难取悦的,挑剔的,苛求的
=particular
e.g. 1. She is so fastidious about her food that I never invite her for dinner.
她对食物过於挑剔，因此我从不请她吃饭
2. One who is excessively fastidious in dress, manners, or taste.
爱修饰的人过分讲究穿著、举止或嗜好的人

fat [ fæt ] a. 肥胖的
n. 脂肪
e.g. 1. He can't eat fat.
他不能吃肥肉。
2. The tight jumper only accentuated his fat stomach.
那件紧身套头毛衣反更突出了他那肥胖的肚子.

fatal [ 'feitl ] a. 致命的,毁灭性的
e.g. 1. His illness was fatal to our plan.
他的患病给我们的计划带来灾难。
2. This was his fatal defect; he was of feeble will.
这是他致命的弱点，他意志薄弱。

fate [ feit ] n. 命运
e.g. 1. They met with a terrible fate.
他们的结局十分悲惨。
2. She wondered what fate had in store for her next.
她不知道以后等待她的将是什么命运。

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