shirttail [ 'ʃɜ:tteil ] n. 衬衣下摆 e.g.
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shit [ ʃit ] v. 拉屎
n. 粪,屎
int. 狗屁! e.g. 1. That little shit stole my money. 那个小混蛋把我的钱偷走了.
2. He doesn't give a shit about anybody else. 他对别人漠不关心.
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shiver [ 'ʃivə ] vt. 颤动(碎裂)
n. 冷颤(碎块) e.g. 1. The child shivered from the cold. 这孩子冷得发抖。
2. I could not repress a shiver whenever I thought of him. 我一想到他就忍不住颤抖。
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shivery [ 'ʃivəri ] a. 寒冷的 e.g. 1. I feel shivery and I have gotten a sore throat. 我觉得怕冷发抖,而且喉咙疼痛。
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shoal [ ʃəul ] a. 浅的
n. 鱼群
v. 浅滩 e.g. 1. Shoals of tourists come here in the summer. 这里夏季常有大批游客。
2. The boat struck a shoal and fetched up all standing. 那艘船撞上浅滩突然停了下来。
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shock [ ʃɔk ] n. 震动,冲突,震惊
v. 震动,冲突,使...受电击 e.g. 1. Anyone touching that wire could get badly shocked. 任何人碰到那根电线都会遭到严重的电击。
2. His death was a great shock to us all. 他的死使我们大家都大为震惊。
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shocked [ ʃɔkt ] a. 震惊的,震撼的 e.g. 1. His behavior was, in a word, shocking. 总之,他的行为是令人震惊的。
2. Anyone touching that wire could get badly shocked. 任何人碰到那根电线都会遭到严重的电击。
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shocking [ 'ʃɔkiŋ ] a. 可怕的,过份的 e.g. 1. Causing shock or horror; gruesome. 可怕的导致惊吓或恐惧的;可憎的
2. What a shocking state of affairs! 局势真惊人哪!
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shoddy [ 'ʃɔdi ] n. 次品
a. 劣质的 e.g. 1. Our new washing-machine keeps breaking down it's entirely due to shoddy workmanship. 我们的新洗衣机老出毛病--完全是因为做的质量太差。
2. That salesman really took us for a ride, these goods are very shoddy. 那个推销员真的欺骗了我们,这些都是劣质商品。
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shoe [ ʃu: ] n. 鞋 e.g. 1. The shoes are a perfect fit. 这双鞋子穿着非常合脚。
2. I wouldn't like to be in your shoes if they find out what you're doing. 要是人家发现你现在干的这件事,我可不愿设想你得有多倒霉。
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shoelace [ 'ʃu:leis ] n. 鞋带 e.g.
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shoemaker [ 'ʃu:meikə(r) ] n. 鞋匠 e.g. 1. Adam Smith is a famous shoemaker in town. 亚当·史密斯是镇上有名的鞋匠。
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shoes n. 鞋子 e.g. 1. The shoes are a perfect fit. 这双鞋子穿着非常合脚。
2. Her shoes chafed the skin on her feet. 鞋子擦破了她脚上的皮肤。
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shoestring [ 'ʃu:striŋ ] a. 小本经营的
n. 零星资本,小额资本 e.g. 1. He started his business on a shoestring. It took a lot of hard work and clever planning to build up it up to where it is today. 他的公司是小本经营开办起来的,经过不少的艰苦劳动和苦心规划,才发展到今天这个样子。
2. He missed an attempt for a shoestring catch and the ball rolled to the bullpen. 他错过了球快落地时抢接的机会,球滚到场外替补队热身区去了。
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shone [ ʃɔn ] shine 的过去式(分词) e.g. 1. The moonlight shone on the calm sea. 月光映在平静的海面上。
2. The curtain was suddenly drawn and a bright light shone in. 突然窗帘拉了开来,一道强光照了进来。
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shook [ ʃuk ] shake的过去式 e.g. 1. He shook his head in disapproval. 他摇了摇头表示反对。
2. They shook hands with each other and then sat down. 他们握了握手, 然后坐了下来。
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shoot [ ʃu:t ] n. 射击,芽,发射
v. 射击,发出,发芽 e.g. 1. He invited us to his country estate for a weekend shoot. 他邀请我们到他乡下的庄园去过一次打猎的周末。
2. The film was shot in black and white. 这部电影拍成了黑白片。
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shooter [ 'ʃu:tə ] n. 射手,狩猎者,枪炮 e.g. 1. A large playing marble, often used as the shooter. 大弹子经常用来击打其它弹子的大理石弹子
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shooting [ 'ʃu:tiŋ ] n. 发射,猎场 e.g. 1. This is just a toy gun: it doesn't shoot. 这只是玩具枪, 不能发射子弹.
2. People are indignant by their shooting of innocent civilians. 对于他们枪杀无辜平民,人们感到义愤填膺。
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shooting gallery 打靶场 e.g.
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