accord v 1). grant e.g. The headmaster accorded me permission to attend the seminar 2).if sth, accords with sth, else, it fits in with it and is in harmony with e.g. I rewrote the article because it didn't accord with our policy His behavior doesn't accord with his principles Phrase: of one's own accord do sth freely because you want to do it, without being asked e.g. He decide to let him alone until he stopped of his own accord with one accord do sth in agreement about when or how it should be done e.g. With one accord they began to creep as quietly as possible into the hole accord n e.g. There are few issues on which the two are in perfect accord
accord v. 1). grant e.g. The headmaster accorded me permission to attend the seminar. 2). if sth. accords with sth. else, it fits in with it and is in harmony with it e.g. I rewrote the article because it didn’t accord with our policy. His behavior doesn’t accord with his principles. Phrase : of one’s own accord → do sth. freely, because you want to do it, without being asked e.g. He decide to let him alone until he stopped of his own accord. with one accord → do sth. in agreement about when or how it should be done e.g. With one accord they began to creep as quietly as possible into the hole. accord n. e.g. There are few issues on which the two are in perfect accord
bulge v 1),突出,起( bulging a.或起的,膨胀的 e.g, Her eyes bulged from their sockets 她的眼睛从眼窝里凸了出来 2),装满,塞满 e. g. Official files bulged with medical evidence The shelves were bulging with books n,突出的一块:;突然急增 e.g. the population bulge of the nineteen fifies
bulge v. 1). 突出，鼓起 (bulging a. 鼓起的，膨胀的) e.g. Her eyes bulged from their sockets. 她的眼睛从眼窝里凸了出来 2). 装满，塞满 e.g. Official files bulged with medical evidence. The shelves were bulging with books n. 突出的一块；突然急增 e.g. the population bulge of the nineteen fifies
successive a,. following one after rne other e.g After four successive election defeats, the labour party once again faces the painful task of reconstruction succession接替,继承; 系列,一连串 success成功,成就 successive接连的,连续的 successful成功的 successor继任者,接替人 success,成功的人或物
successive a. : following one after the other e.g. After four successive election defeats, the Labour Party once again faces the painful task of reconstruction. CF : succession接替，继承； 一系列，一连串 success 成功，成就 successive接连的，连续的 successful 成功的 successor继任者，接替人 success成功的人或物