English Words Learning and memorizing ■1.tojl[tci]苦干,跋涉,费力地做( to do work that requires a lot of effort) ■[搭配用法] toil over(ask, manuscript corrections)= work hard and continuously at sth a 16 toiling over the mountains 艰难地跋涉于山岭之间 a I felt that I have been toiling over exam scripts for weeks. There seems to be no end to them ■N. toil and moil做苦工,辛辛苦苦地工作 The book is a toil to read 这本书读起来真费劲
English Words Learning and Memorizing ◼ 1. toil [ tCil ]苦干, 跋涉, 费力地做 (to do work that requires a lot of effort) ◼ [搭配用法] toil over (task, manuscript, corrections) = work hard and continuously at sth ◼ 例 toiling over the mountains. ◼ 艰难地跋涉于山岭之间 ◼ I felt that I have been toiling over exam scripts for weeks. There seems to be no end to them. ◼ N. toil and moil 做苦工, 辛辛苦苦地工作 ◼ The book is a toil to read. ◼ 这本书读起来真费劲
recoil[ri5kcij1)撤退,畏缩,退却( (to step back in fear or horror)2)弹回,反冲(to move backward forcefully 搭配用法] recoil from( sight, prospect action, deed)= withdraw sharply and in fear or pain(from sth. That appears suddenly, that one has to do etc.) FF She recoils from the sight of blood She recoiled at the sight of the snake 她看到蛇就退缩了
◼ recoil [ ri5kCil ]1) 撤退,畏缩,退却 (to step back in fear or horror) 2)弹回,反冲 (to move backward forcefully) ◼ [搭配用法] recoil from (sight, prodpect, action, deed) = withdraw sharply and in fear or pain (from sth. That appears suddenly, that one has to do etc.) ◼ 例 She recoils from the sight of blood. ◼ She recoiled at the sight of the snake. ◼ 她看到蛇就退缩了
recoil from doing sth 对做某事畏缩不前 A gun recoils after being fired 枪在射击后向后坐。 on. upon 连用)报应,产生相反后果 a Revenge may recoil upon the person who takes it 报复者常会受到报应
◼ recoil from doing sth. ◼ 对做某事畏缩不前 ◼ A gun recoils after being fired. ◼ 枪在射击后向后坐。 ◼ （与on, upon连用）报应，产生相反后果 ◼ Revenge may recoil upon the person who takes it. ◼ 报复者常会受到报应
blunder[5 blOndE]1)犯大错( to make a stupid mistake, stumble)2)跌跌撞撞地走( (to walk or move in a clumsy manner) 例 to make a blunder犯了不该犯的错误 He blundered his surprise at her winning the prize 他不慎说出对她得奖感到惊奇。 He blundered through the dark forest 他在黑暗的森林中跌跌撞撞地走 a Without my glasses I blundered into the wrong room ■我没戴眼镜,以致闯错了房间
◼ blunder [ 5blQndE ] 1) 犯大错 (to make a stupid mistake, stumble) 2)跌跌撞撞地走 (to walk or move in a clumsy manner) ◼ 例 to make a blunder 犯了不该犯的错误 ◼ He blundered his surprise at her winning the prize. ◼ 他不慎说出对她得奖感到惊奇。 ◼ He blundered through the dark forest. ◼ 他在黑暗的森林中跌跌撞撞地走。 ◼ Without my glasses I blundered into the wrong room. ◼ 我没戴眼镜, 以致闯错了房间
obsess[Eb5seS]迷住,使困扰( To have the mind excessively preoccupied with a single emotion or topIc; haunt[hCnt]v神鬼出没头脑 被某种感情或话题所占据的) obsidere<ob-+ sedere“坐”,因有鬼怪坐在旁 边之故 be obsessed by with 被…附上[缠住,迷住心窍] obsessingly adv. obsessive a.成见(性)的;引 起成见的 obsessively adv. obsessor n She's dead. And you're still obsessing 她已经死了,你还念念不忘
◼ obsess [ Eb5ses ]迷住, 使困扰 (To have the mind excessively preoccupied with a single emotion or topic ; haunt[ hC:nt ]v.神鬼出没头脑 被某种感情或话题所占据的) ◼ obsidere<ob- +sedere“坐”，因有鬼怪坐在旁 边之故 ◼ be obsessed by [with] ◼ 被...附上[缠住, 迷住心窍] ◼ obsessingly adv. obsessive a. 成见(性)的; 引 ◼ 起成见的 ◼ obsessively adv. obsessor n. ◼ She's dead. And you're still obsessing. ◼ 她已经死了，你还念念不忘