blurry [ 'blə:ri ] a. 视力模糊的 e.g.
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blush [ blʌʃ ] v. 脸红 e.g. 1. She blushed when he scolded her. 他责备她时,她脸红了。
2. The student murmured the answer with a blush. 那个学生红着脸小声说出了答案。
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board [ bɔ:d ] n. 木板,甲板,董事会
vi. 登(飞机、车、船等) e.g. 1. I'm boarding with a friend. 我在一友人处寄膳宿。
2. Mary is a workers' representative on the Board. 玛丽是理事会的工人代表。
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boards 板纸
纸板 e.g. 1. A thin, firm board made of sheets of paper pasted together or pressed paper pulp. 纸板由几层纸糊在一起或由压制的纸浆做成的薄而牢固的板子
2. She usually boards students during the college term. 她经常在学期中给学生提供膳宿.
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boast [ bəust ] n. 吹牛
v. 吹牛,自夸 e.g. 1. Don't believe him; he is just boasting. 别相信他,他只是在吹嘘罢了。
2. It is one of their proudest boasts that they have halved the death rate from typhoid. 他们使伤寒病人的死亡率降低了一半,这是他们最感骄傲的事之一。
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boat [ bəut ] n. 船
v. 划船 e.g. 1. Are you going to America by boat or by plane? 你到美国是坐船还是坐飞机?
2. The boat will sink unless we bail out. 我们要不把积水清除掉,船就要沉了。
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body [ 'bɔdi ] n. 身体,主体,正文
ad. 亲身地 e.g. 1. The oceans are large bodies of water. 海洋是广大的水域。
2. The sun, moon and stars are heavenly bodies. 太阳、月亮和星星都是天体。
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boil [ bɔil ] v. 沸腾,煮沸
vi. 沸腾
vt. 煮沸 e.g. 1. I am boiling the milk. 我正在煮牛奶。
2. The argument boiled over into open war. 争论演变成了公开的论战。
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boiler [ 'bɔilə ] n. 锅炉 e.g. 1. I happened to meet him in the boiler room. 我碰巧在锅炉房碰到他。
2. She was scalded when the boiler exploded. 锅炉爆炸时她被烫伤了。
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bold [ bəuld ] a. 大胆的,粗体的,醒目的 e.g. 1. May I be so bold as to ask how old you are? 可否冒昧问一下您多大年纪?
2. He is a bold thinker, with lots of original ideas. 他是个敢于思考的人,富有创新观点。
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boldface [ 'bəuldfeis ] 黑体字 e.g.
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bolt [ bəult ] n. 门闩,突发,螺钉
vt. 闩住
vi. 冲出去,急逃 e.g. 1. The frightened boy bolted all the doors and windows. 这个吓坏了的孩子闩上了所有的门窗。
2. We need an eye bolt to fit this valve. 我们需要一个有眼螺栓来固定这个阀门。
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bomb [ bɔm ] n. 炸弹
v. 轰炸
vt. 投弹,轰炸 e.g. 1. At that time, China did not yet have the bomb. 那时,中国还未拥有核武器。
2. The terrorists planted a bomb in the post office. 恐怖分子在邮局安放了一枚炸弹。
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bombard [ bɔm'bɑ:d ] v. 炮击 e.g. 1. Reporters bombarded the President with questions about his economic policy. 新闻记者提出许多有关经济政策的问题围攻总统.
2. Enemy positions were bombarded before our infantry attacked. 炮轰敌军阵地之後, 我步兵开始进攻.
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bomber [ 'bɔmə ] n. 轰炸机 e.g. 1. The Air Commodore briefed the bomber crew on their dangerous mission. 空军准将向轰炸机机组下达执行危险任务的各项指示。
2. Out rushed a missile from under the bomber. 一枚导弹突然从轰炸机下面发射出来。
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bombshell [ 'bɔmʃel ] n. 引起震惊的人或事,出人意料的人或事 e.g. 1. IBM dropped yet another bombshell on Wall Street yesterday, warning analysts to expect at least an80% slide in second-quarter earnings. 国际商业机器有限公司昨天又在华尔街宣布了一项骇人听闻的消息,警告分析家说他们可以预期第二季度盈利至少下降百分之八十。
2. Political leaders exploded a bombshell when they picked the young lawyer to run for mayor. 政界头面人物推举这位年轻的律师出来竞选市长,这真是个“爆炸”新闻。
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bond [ bɔnd ] n. 结合,债券,粘结剂,粘合剂 e.g. 1. Common tastes form a bond between the two men. 共同的爱好使两人结交为朋友。
2. A bond of sympathy developed between members of the group. 该组织成员间产生了志同道合的凝聚力.
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bonded [ 'bɔndid ] a. 以债券作保证的,有担保的,存入保税仓库的 e.g. 1. A structural material made of wood fragments, such as chips or shavings, that are mechanically pressed into sheet form and bonded together with resin. 碎料板由碎木,如木屑或创花制成的一种结构材料,用合成树脂粘合在一起并用机器压成板状
2. Composed of layers bonded together. 层积的由合在一起的薄层组成的
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bone [ bəun ] n. 骨,骨骼
v. 剔去(鱼等的)骨 e.g. 1. He broke a bone in his leg. 他摔断了一根腿骨。
2. I must bone up on my French before we go to Paris. 在我们去巴黎之前,我必须刻苦学习法语-。
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bonus [ 'bəunəs ] n. 红利,奖金 e.g. 1. She's very dissatisfied at not getting a bonus. 她因未能获得奖金而深感不满。
2. The firm repaid her hard work with a bonus. 公司发给她奖金以酬谢她工作努力。
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