sensor [ 'sensə ] n. 传感器,探测器 e.g. 1. Smoke sensors warned us of the fire. 烟雾探测器已向我们发出火警警报.
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sensory [ 'sensəri ] a. 知觉的,感觉的,知觉器官的 e.g. 1. A literary style characterized by the use of details and mental associations to evoke subjective and sensory impressions rather than the re-creation of objective reality. 印象主义一种文学风格,其特征是利用对细节和感情的描述而不是通过对客观的现实的再创造,来唤起主观的或感觉的印象
2. A specialized sensory end organ that responds to mechanical stimuli such as tension, pressure, or displacement. 机械性刺激感受器对机械性刺激,如抗力、压力或位移作出反应的神经末梢器官
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sensual [ 'sensjuəl ] a. 肉欲的, 色情的, 世俗的, 感觉的, 感觉论的 e.g. 1. He lived a life devoted entirely to sensual pleasure. 他一生耽于肉欲。
2. Sensual gratification or indulgence. (感官的)享乐感官的满足或沉溺
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sensuality [ ˌsensju'æliti ] n. 淫荡,好色 e.g. 1. A city or place of great luxury, sensuality, and often vice and corruption. 巴比伦式的城市指奢华糜烂的城市或地区,经常是罪恶和腐败的
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sensuous [ 'sensjuəs ] a. 感觉上的,依五官的,诉诸美感的 e.g. 1. A devotee to sensuous and luxurious living; an epicure. 享乐主义者喜爱豪华奢侈生活的人;享乐主义者
2. The flower that wreathe his parlor stifle him with their sensuous perfume. 包围著客厅的花以其刺激人的香味使他窒息。
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sent [ sent ] v. 送,寄出
vbl. 送,寄出 e.g. 1. Relief was quickly sent to the sufferers from the great fire. 救济品很快被送到遭受火灾的灾民手中。
2. The passengers were sent to the cutters as the ship was sinking. 大船要沉没了,乘客们被送到驳船上。
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sentence [ 'sentəns ] n. 句子,意见,宣判
v. 宣判,判决 e.g. 1. Please fill in the blanks in the sentence. 请做这个句子的填空。
2. The bench read the sentence to the criminal. 法官向罪犯宣读了判决。
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sententious [ sen'tenʃəs ] a. 简洁的,警句的,富于格言的 e.g.
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sentient [ 'senʃənt ] a. 有知觉的,知悉的 e.g.
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sentiment [ 'sentimənt ] n. 感情,情绪;意见,观点 e.g. 1. There is no place for sentiment in business. 做生意不能感情用事。
2. What are his sentiments on this issue? 他对这个问题持什么观点?
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sentimental [ ˌsenti'mentl ] a. 感伤性的,感情脆弱的 e.g. 1. She did it for sentimental reasons. 她出于情感的缘故做了此事。
2. It's a sentimental song. 这是一首伤感的歌曲。
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sentimentalism [ ˌsenti'mentɚlizɚm ] n. 感情主义, 沉于情感 e.g.
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sentimentality [ ˌsentimen'tæliti ] n. 多愁善感,伤感 e.g. 1. Culture or civilization in a degraded state of sentimentality and vulgarity. 庸俗文化处于感伤和粗俗的退化状态的文化或文明
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sentimentalize [ ˌsenti'mentəlaiz ] v. 流于感伤,变成多情善感 e.g. 1. Don't sentimentalize when you talk about animals. 谈论动物不必忧形於色.
2. This book sentimentalizes the suffering of the disabled. 这本书以柔懦的笔调渲染了残疾人的痛苦。
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sentimentally [ senti'mentli ] ad. 感情上,多情地 e.g.
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sentinel [ 'sentinl ] n. 哨兵(标记,传送)
vt 放哨(守卫) e.g. 1. The press is a sentinel of our liberty. 新闻界是捍卫我们自由的卫兵。
2. One who protects, keeps watch, or acts as a sentinel. 警卫象哨兵一样工作的人,守护,看守的人
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sentry [ 'sentri ] n. 卫兵(哨兵,步哨) e.g. 1. The sentry challenged the stranger at the gates. 哨兵查问在门口的陌生人.
2. An assigned position or station, as of a guard or sentry. 哨站,岗位如卫兵或哨兵的指派的站岗位置
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Seoul [ səul ] n. 首尔,汉城 e.g.
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sepal [ 'sepəl, 'si:pl ] n. 萼片 e.g. 1. The sepals under the flower wilted. 花朵下面的萼片枯萎了。
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separable [ 'sepərəbl ] a. 可分离的,可分的 e.g. 1. Search of knowledge and love of study are in separable. 追求知识与爱好学习是不可分割的。
2. One of the small sections of a separable bulb, as that of garlic. 小鳞茎一种可分离鳞茎的一小部分,如大蒜的一瓣
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