book [ buk ] n. 书
v. 登记,预订 e.g. 1. That student lost his book yesterday. 那个学生昨天丢了书。
2. He was booked on a charge of speeding. 他因超速开车而被记录在案。
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bookcase [ 'bukkeis ] n. 书架,书柜 e.g. 1. There are many books on the bookcase. 书架上有很多书。
2. They bought a bookcase to put the books on. 他们买了个书架来放书。
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booked pp. 登记 e.g. 1. The order for ceramic tiles has been booked in. 要买瓷砖的订货已登记下来了。
2. A clerk booked us in quickly when we arrived at the hotel. 我们一到旅馆,一个职员很快就给我们登记好了。
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booking [ 'bukiŋ ] n. 记入,预约,登台契约 e.g. 1. The company has a block booking for twenty seats on the plane or for ten rooms at the hotel. 公司在同一时间内预订了20个飞机座位或10个旅馆房间。
2. We've booked a conjuror for our Christmas party. 我们为圣诞节的聚会预约了一位魔术师.
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bookkeeper [ 'bukˌki:pə ] n. 簿记员 e.g. 1. Eric earned his bread and butter as a bookkeeper, but added a little jam by working with a dance band on weekends. 埃里克以当簿记员来维持生计,且利用周末当舞会伴奏赚些外快。
2. The bookkeeper was entering up the sales for the past month. 会计正把上个月的销售帐目登入帐簿。
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bookmark [ 'bukmɑ:k ] n. 书签 e.g. 1. Another time he was seen using a check for$1500 as a bookmark. Then he lost the book! 另一次,有人看见他把一张一竿千五百美元的支票当作书签用。后来那本书丢了!
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books 账册 e.g. 1. He wrote more than30 books and must have earned a bomb. 他写了30多本书,一定挣了一大笔钱。
2. Nearly30 years ago he bought his first job lot of50 books for$3. 大约三十年前,他花了3美元第一次整批买下50本书。
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bookstall n. 书报摊 e.g. 1. Perhaps you might chance on the dictionary at some old bookstall. 或许你会碰巧在旧书摊上买到这本辞典。
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bookstore [ 'bukstɔ: ] n. 书店 e.g. 1. I spent hours browsing in the bookstore. 我花了几个小时在书店里浏览图书。
2. He sold a bundle of old magazines to the second hand bookstore. 他把一捆就杂志卖给了旧书店。
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Boolean [ 'bu:liən ] 布尔 e.g. 1. A gate that performs the Boolean operation of implication. 执行“蕴含”布尔操作的一种(逻辑)门电路。
2. An operation performed in Boolean algebra on two binary digits simultaneously in a way that the result is one if either one or both digits are a one, or zero if both digits are zero. The logic operator is the OR operator. 布尔代数中的一种运算,它同时对两个二进制数字进行如下操作:如果一个数或二个数为1,则结果为1;如果二个数均为零,则结果为零。它的逻辑算符是OR运算符。
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boom [ bu:m ] n. 繁荣,隆隆声
v. 急速发展 e.g. 1. It's a boom year this year. 今年是繁荣昌盛的一年。
2. The oil market is enjoying a boom. 石油市场欣欣向荣。
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boost [ bu:st ] n. 推进,支援
v. 推进,提高 e.g. 1. The act or an instance of assisting; a boost. 帮助协助的行为或实例;支援
2. A big boost in salary. 一次工资大增加
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boot [ bu:t ] n. 靴子,[英]汽车行李箱
vt. 踢 e.g. 1. I help him to lace up his boots. 我帮他系好靴子的鞋带。
2. My boot is pressing against a blister on my toe. 我的靴子挤压了我脚趾上的水泡。
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bootable 可引导的,可启动的 e.g.
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booth [ bu:ð ] n. 电话亭,货摊 e.g. 1. There is a telephone booth near the cinema. 电影院附近有一个电话亭。
2. A small structure, often open on one or more sides, used as a newsstand or booth. 户外报刊亭或杂货摊经常一面或几面开敞的小建筑物。用作报摊或货摊
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booting 启动 e.g. 1. I am60 now and I think it's time to hang up my boots and turn my attention to my garden. 我今年60岁,我想是退休的时候了,该把注意力转向种植花草了。
2. He not only got fifty dollars, but they bought him dinner to boot. 他不仅得了50美元,而且他们还请他吃了顿饭。
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bootstrap [ 'bu:tstræp ] 引导指令(程序),辅助程序 e.g. 1. Conservatives would defy our efforts at bootstrap improvements. 保守派会蔑视我们从根本上变革的努力。
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border [ 'bɔ:də ] n. 边缘
v. 作...之疆界,加边 e.g. 1. I lost a white handkerchief with a blue border. 我丢了一块带蓝色花边的白手绢。
2. France borders Germany along parts of the Rhine. 法国沿莱茵河部分河段与德国接壤。
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bore [ bɔ: ] n. 令人讨厌的人,枪膛,孔
v. 使烦扰,钻孔 e.g. 1. She has become an awful bore since she got married to him. 她自从和他结婚后,就变得令人厌烦透了。
2. Worms have bored into the wood. 虫子已经蛀穿了木料。
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bored [ bɔ:d ] a. 厌烦的,无聊的 e.g. 1. He is a bored student. 他是一位感到厌烦的学生。
2. The condition of being bored; ennui. 厌烦处于厌烦的状态;无聊
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