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大学英语单词表

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sadden [ 'sædn ] vt. 使...黯淡(使...悲伤)
e.g. 1. The bad news saddened us.
那个坏消息使我们很难过。
2. He was saddened at the memory of her death.
他想到她已死去就很难过。

saddest [ 'sædist ] a. 最悲哀的(为sad的最高级)
e.g. 1. Granting our wish is one of Fate's saddest jokes.
成全我们的愿望，是为命运之神的最可悲的玩笑。

saddle [ 'sædl ] n. 鞍,车座,拖具
v. 装以马鞍,使负担,课以
e.g. 1. He saddled up his horse and rode away.
他给马装上鞍子便骑马离去了。
2. The boss saddled her with all the most difficult customers.
老板把那些最难应付的顾客全推给她了。

sadist [ 'sedist ] n. 虐待狂
e.g. 1. Claude was probably a humbug, whose vanity, ambition, and intelligence led him to carve out a niche as the wickedest man in the world; there is always room for a sadist at the top.
克劳德或许不过是个骗子，他的虚荣、野心和才智使他在世上恶人中争得魁首之名：有残忍癖，总能爬上顶端。

sadistic [ sə'distik,sei- ] a. 虐待性变态症的,残酷成性的
e.g. 1. The guards were sadistic beasts and their leader was the devil incarnate.
那些警卫都是残暴的野兽, 他们的首领是个魔鬼的化身.
2. The guards are sadistic beasts and their leader is the devil incarnate.
那些警卫都是残暴的野兽，他们的首领是个魔鬼的化身。

sadly [ 'sædli ] ad. 悲痛地,悲惨地,悲伤地
e.g. 1. The old man smiled sadly when he remembered the follies of his youth.
这老人想起年轻时的荒唐事，不禁苦笑。
2. She sighs deeply for no conspicuous reason, yearns, suffers and looks in the air extremely sadly. This is soul.
她没有明显的理由而却深深叹息、渴望、烦闷、极端悲伤地望着天空。这就是灵魂。

sadness [ 'sædnis ] n. 悲哀
e.g. 1. When their grandfather died a great sadness filled their lives.
当他们的祖父去世时，巨大的悲伤笼罩了他们的生活。
2. To know happness one must first experience sadness.
只有经历过悲痛的人才能了解幸福的滋味。

safari [ sə'fɑ:ri ] n. 旅行,旅行队,奢侈的旅行
e.g. 1. A team of African bearers came with us on safari.
有一队非洲脚夫和我们一起进行狩猎旅行.
2. A team of african bearer come with us on safari.
有一队非洲脚夫和我们一起进行狩猎旅行。

safe [ seif ] a. 安全的
n. 保险箱
e.g. 1. The train is a safe means of transportation.
火车是一种安全的交通工具。
2. The rescuers brought the climbers back safe and sound.
救援人员把登山的人都平安地救了回来。

safeguard [ 'seifˌgɑ:d ] n. 保卫,保护措施或条款
v. 保卫,保护
e.g. 1. We will introduce legal safeguards against fraud.
我们要采取法律保护措施，制止诈骗活动。
2. We make copies of our computer disks as a safeguard against accidents.
我们复制了计算机磁盘以防意外。

safekeeping [ ˌseif'ki:piŋ ] n. 妥善保管
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safely [ 'seifli ] ad. 安全地
e.g. 1. My trusty old car will get us home safely.
我那辆可靠的旧车会把我们安全地送回家的。
2. The pilot landed the plane safely.
驾驶员使飞机安全降落。

safety [ 'seifti ] a. 保险的
n. 安全
e.g. 1. It's very important to teach the children about road safety.
把交通安全常识教给孩子们是非常重要的。
2. The safety of the ship is the captain's responsibility.
确保船只的安全是船长的责任。

safety belt  安全带
e.g. 1. She refused to sit in the car till her husband promised to wear his safety belt.
   她拒绝上车, 除非她丈夫答应系好安全带。
2. Thanks to I had tied then the safety belt.
   幸亏我当时系上了安全带。

saffron [ 'sæfrən ] a. 橘黄色的
n. 藏红花粉(用作染料或调味香料),橙黄色
e.g. 1. Saffron is very bright yellow.
金黄色是很亮的黄色。

sag [ sæg ] vt. 下垂(凹陷,下跌,塌箱)
n. 垂度(下垂,经济萧条,物价下跌)
e.g. 1. The villagers shored up sagging huts.
村民们撑起摇摇欲坠的茅棚。
2. The chair sagged down under the fat man's weight.
椅子经这胖人一坐便压弯了。

saga [ 'sɑ:gə ] n. 传说,英雄事迹,冒险故事
e.g. 1. This new novel is an absorbing family saga.
这部新小说是一部引人入胜的家世小说。
2. The novelist had issued many saga novels.
那个小说家已经发表了很多长篇小说。

sagacious [ sə'geiʃəs ] a. 聪明的,睿智的
e.g. 1. The leader made a sagacious decision.
领导做了英明的决定。
2. He is a sagacious person.
他是个精明的人。

sagacity [ sə'gæsiti ] n. 精明,敏锐,有远见
e.g. 1. Sagacity, unlike cleverness, may increase with age.
睿智与机灵不同，前者可随着年龄增加。
2. The judge has excellent sagacity.
那个法官有敏锐的洞察力。

sage [ seidʒ ] n. 圣人,哲人
a. 贤明的,明智的
e.g. 1. What a sage reply you gave!
多聪明的回答啊！
2. Confucius is considered the greatest of the ancient Chinese sages.
孔子被认为是中国古代最伟大的圣贤。

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