brow [ brau ] n. 眉毛,额 e.g. 1. His brows went up in surprise. 他惊讶地竖起了眉毛。
2. We reached the brow of the hill. 我们到达了山脊上。
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brown [ braun ] a. 褐色的,棕色的
n. 褐色,棕色
(姓)布朗 e.g. 1. She likes to wear brown. 她喜欢穿褐色的衣服。
2. This meat takes some time to brown properly when cooking. 这种肉要花点时间才能煮成恰到好处的褐色。
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brownish [ 'brauniʃ ] a. 带褐色的 e.g.
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browse [ brauz ] v. 浏览,吃草 e.g. 1. I had a browse through the books on the shelf. 我浏览了一遍书架上的书。
2. I spent hours browsing in the bookstore. 我花了几个小时在书店里浏览图书。
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browser n. 吃嫩叶的动物,浏览书本的人 e.g.
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bruise [ bru:z ] n. 瘀伤,擦伤
v. 受伤,擦伤 e.g. 1. She fell and bruised her knee. 她摔倒在地,膝盖上起了紫血块。
2. She had a dilly of a bruise on her arm. 她手臂上有一块显眼的伤痕.
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brush [ brʌʃ ] n. 刷子,画笔
v. 刷,画 e.g. 1. I'll give my coat a good brush. 我要把我的衣服好好刷一下。
2. I must brush up my English before I go to London. 去伦敦之前,我必须好好温习一下英文。
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brutal [ 'bru:tl ] a. 野蛮的 e.g. 1. Many a rich businessman reached the top by trampling on others in the most brutal way. 许多富商靠极其残酷地践踏别人而爬了上去。
2. NATO's invasion of this independent country is a brutal violation of human rights. 北约对这个独立的国家的侵略是对人权的野蛮侵犯。
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bubble [ 'bʌbl ] n. 泡沫 e.g. 1. The gas bubbled to the surface of the water. 气体变成气泡升上水面。
2. He bubbled questions. 他接二连三地提问题。
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buck [ bʌk ] n. 钱 e.g. 1. He is always bucking about his experience. 他总是自吹自擂他的经历。
2. Don't try to buck the system. 不要反对这个制度。
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bucket [ 'bʌkit ] n. 水桶 e.g. 1. How many buckets of water will we need to fill this small pond? 装满这个小池塘需要多少桶水?
2. Water splashed into the bucket from the tap. 水从龙头里喷溅著注入水桶中.
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buckle [ 'bʌkl ] n. 皮带扣 e.g. 1. They chatted idly for a few moments, then each buckled down to work. 他们闲聊了一会儿;然后各人集中精神干活。
2. He buckled up his belt tightly. 他把裤带扣得紧紧的。
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bud [ bʌd ] n. 芽,花蕾
v. 发芽,萌芽 e.g. 1. The roses are in bud. 玫瑰花正含苞待放。
2. The new buds appear in the spring. 春天嫩芽初绽。
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Buddha [ 'budə ] n. 佛佗 e.g. 1. A representation or likeness of Buddha. 佛像佛的象征或替代物
2. The body of teachings expounded by the Buddha. 佛法佛祖用来说明佛经的正文
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Buddhism [ 'budizəm ] n. 佛教 e.g. 1. One of the major schools of Buddhism, active in Japan, Korea, Nepal, Mongolia, and China, which teaches social concern and universal salvation. 大乘佛教佛教的主要流派之一,流传于日本、朝鲜、尼泊尔、蒙古和中国,教导人们关心社会和普渡众生。
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budget [ 'bʌdʒit ] n. 预算
v. 编预算,为…做预算 e.g. 1. A family on a budget can't afford meat every day. 经济拮据的家庭不能每天享用肉食。
2. The Chancellor of the Exchequer is expected to announce tax cuts in this year's budget. 人们期望财政大臣公布在本年度预算中削减税收。
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buffalo [ 'bʌfələu ] n. 水牛 e.g. 1. There were lots of buffaloes in the North America 100 years ago. 100年前,北美有大量的野牛。
2. He tried to buffalo me at first meeting but I soon caught on to his tricks. 初次见面时他企图欺骗我,但是我很快就明白了他耍的花招。
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buffer [ 'bʌfə ] n. 缓冲,缓冲区 e.g. 1. His sense of humour was a useful buffer when things were going badly for him. 他有幽默感, 这使他在逆境中聊以自慰.
2. Refers to push-down stack procedures and is the acronym for last in/first out, a buffer procedure. 一种把数据压入堆栈的过程,即数据缓冲的过程。LastIn/FirstOut的缩写。
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buffering 中间转换(寄存),缓冲记忆装置 e.g. 1. A protective pier or dock apron used as a buffer against floating ice. 桥墩护槛保护桥椁免受浮冰碰撞的护栏或码头围栏
2. A buffer in a drum used to temporarily store data. 磁鼓中用来暂时存放数据的一种缓冲区。
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buffet [ 'bʌfit, bʌ'fət ] n. 自助餐
v. 打击
vt. 连续猛击 e.g. 1. We had a buffet supper last evening. 昨天晚上,我们吃了一次自助晚餐。
2. The ship buffeted through the big waves. 这艘船在波涛中奋勇前进。
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