wand [ wɔnd ] n. 棒,棍,杖 e.g. 1. The magician is waving a magic wand. 魔术师在挥舞魔杖。
2. A rod, wand, or staff carried as an emblem of authority or office. 权杖作为权力或职位的象征而携带的手杖、棒或短杖
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wander [ 'wɔndə ] v. 游荡 e.g. 1. Please don't wander off the point. 请不要离题。
2. The boy was wandering around. 男孩在那周围徘徊。
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wane [ wein ] n. 衰微,亏缺,变弱
v. 变小,亏缺,呈下弦 e.g. 1. By now the power of the Roman Empire was on the wane. 到这时,罗马帝国已日益衰败。
2. The moon waxes and wanes every month. 月亮每个月都有盈亏。
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want [ wɔnt ] n. 缺乏,欲望,需要
v. 要,希望,必须 e.g. 1. He wants me to go with him. 他希望我同他一起去。
2. He is wanted by the police. 警察正通缉他。
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war [ wɔ: ] n. 战争
vi. 作战 e.g. 1. We have had two world wars in this century. 本世纪我们已经经历了两次世界大战。
2. The prospect of another war appalled us. 想到有可能发生另一场战争,我们不寒而栗。
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ward [ wɔ:d ] n. 守卫,监护,病房
v. 守护,躲开
n. 由监护人或法院保护的人(尤指儿童) e.g. 1. The patient lay quietly on his bed in the medical ward. 病人安静地躺在内科病房的床上。
2. The hospital has a medical ward and a surgical ward. 这医院有内科病房和外科病房.
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warden [ 'wɔ:dn ] n. 典狱官,看守人,学监 e.g. 1. What are the duties of a traffic warden? 街道停车管理员的职责是什麽?
2. It's interesting that the words guardian and warden have a common origin. 有趣的是“guardian”与“warden”同出一源。
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wardrobe [ 'wɔ:drəub ] n. 衣柜 e.g. 1. He put all his clothes in the big wardrobe. 他把所有的衣服都放在大衣柜里。
2. You'd have more room in your wardrobe if you turfed out all your old clothes. 你把所有的旧衣服都处理掉, 衣柜里地方就大了.
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ware [ wɛə ] n. 制品,器具,货物
v. 留心,小心 e.g. 1. There are many small wares in the store. 商店里有许多种小百货。
2. "The Chairman's visiting the ware house today, so keep on your toes and be ready to answer any questions." "董事长今天要来仓库参观,所以你们要小心点,准备回答任何问题。"
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warehouse [ 'wɛəhaus ] n. 仓库
v. 存入仓库 e.g. 1. They stored their goods in a warehouse. 他们把货物储存在一个仓库里。
2. If necessary, please warehouse the goods. 如有必要,请将该货存入仓库。
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warehousing [ 'wɛəhauziŋ ] n. 仓储 e.g.
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warfare [ 'wɔ:fɛə ] n. 战争 e.g. 1. The naval warfare ended in our victory. 这次海战以我们的胜利而告终。
2. Prepared for use or action, especially in warfare. 有战斗力的,备战的为使用或行动准备的,尤指在战争中
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warm [ wɔ:m ] a. 暖和的
v. (使)变暖
vt. (使)温暖 e.g. 1. He was pleased with their warm welcome. 他们的热烈欢迎使他很高兴。
2. The weather has warmed up. 天气转暖了。
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warmly [ 'wɔ:mli ] ad. 亲切地,温暖地,热心地 e.g. 1. The suggestion was warmly welcomed. 这项建议受到热烈欢迎。
2. All the teachers and students are warmly welcome. 热烈欢迎全体师生莅临指导。
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warmth [ wɔ:mθ ] n. 暖和,温暖,热烈,热情,热心 e.g. 1. He was pleased by the warmth of his welcome. 他因受到热烈欢迎而高兴。
2. He was touched by the warmth of their welcome. 他受到他们热情欢迎,十分感动。
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warn [ wɔ:n ] v. 警告,注意,通知 e.g. 1. He warned me against going there at night. 他警告我晚上不要到那去。
2. I warned them that there might be snakes in the woods. 我提醒他们树林里可能有蛇。
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warning [ 'wɔ:niŋ ] n. 警告,预告,通知
vbl. 警告,注意,通知 e.g. 1. They attacked without a warning. 他们不宣而战。
2. The sirens sounded an air-raid warning. 汽笛响起了空袭警报。
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warrant [ 'wɔrənt ] n. 正当理由,根据,委任状
v. 保证,辩解,担保 e.g. 1. That does not warrant you in doing so. 那并不表明你有理由这样做。
2. You shouldn't arrest him without warrant. 你不能毫无根据地逮捕他。
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warranted [ 'wɔrəntid ] a. 担保的,保证的 e.g. 1. Her interference was not warranted. 她干涉得毫无道理.
2. The tour price is not warranted by the use of two-star hotel. 旅游者花这么多的钱被安排住在二星级饭店是不合理的。
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warranty [ 'wɔrənti ] n. 担保,保证,根据 e.g. 1. The machine is still under warranty. 这台机器仍在保修期内
2. The car is sold with a twelve- month warranty. 汽车出售有12个月的担保。
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