sleazy [ 'sli:zi ] a. 质地薄的,没有内容的,廉价的 e.g.
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sled [ sled ] n. 雪撬,小雪撬
v. 用撬搬运,座撬前往,乘撬 e.g. 1. The man attached a strong rope to his sled. 那人将一条结实的绳子系在他的雪撬上。
2. Jack dug his sled out of the cellar. 杰克在地窑里找到了他的雪橇。
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sledding [ 'slediŋ ] n. 雪撬的使用,适于使用雪撬的状态,进行状况 e.g. 1. Kathy had hard sledding in her math course because she was poorly prepared. 凯西的数学很难进步,因为她的基础太差。
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sledge [ sledʒ ] n. 雪橇,大锤
v. 用雪橇搬运,坐雪橇往 e.g. 1. The sledge gained momentum as it ran down the hill. 雪橇从山上下冲时动量越来越大.
2. A frame or sledge on which condemned persons were dragged to execution. 囚笼,囚车一种架子或雪橇,遭指控者被拖到其上施刑
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sledgehammer [ 'sledʒˌhæmə ] n. 长柄大锤 e.g. 1. Printing business cards on a thirty-inch press is using a sledgehammer to crack a nut. 在30英寸印刷机上印刷名片简直是大材小用,得不偿失。
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sleek [ sli:k ] a. 光滑的,井然有序的
v. 使光滑,梳拢 e.g. 1. The lion's fur is sleek. 狮子的毛皮整洁而光亮。
2. He sleeked back his hair with water before going in to meet her. 他进去见她之前,用水将头发梳理得很光亮。
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sleep [ sli:p ] n. 睡眠,静止,睡意
v. 睡觉,睡眠,静止 e.g. 1. I didn't sleep well last night. 昨晚我睡不安稳。
2. I haven't had enough sleep lately. 最近我睡眠不够。
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sleeper [ 'sli:pə ] n. 枕木(卧车) e.g. 1. I am a bad sleeper. 我总睡不好。
2. That movie is the sleeper of the year: suddenly everyone has to see it. 那部电影爆出冷门,成了今年的最佳影片。突然间,每一个人都不得不一睹为快
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sleepily [ 'sli:pili ] ad. 懒散地,瞌睡地 e.g.
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sleeping [ 'sli:piŋ ] n.&a. 睡[眠]着(的) e.g. 1. The baby was sleeping quietly in his crib. 婴儿在他的小床里静静地睡着。
2. Occasionally she had to take sleeping pills. 她偶尔不得不吃安眠药。
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sleeping bag [ 'sli:piŋ ] 睡袋 e.g. 1. A good sleeping bag is an essential part of every campers equipment. 一个完好的睡袋是每个露宿者必不可少的装备。
2. She had psyched herself up so much for the camping trip that she forgot her sleeping bag. 因为要出去野营,她特别地激动,以至于忘了带睡袋
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sleeping pill n. 安眠药片 e.g. 1. I need some sleeping pill. 我需要一些安眠药片。
2. The sleeping pills soon put her off to sleep. 安眠药片不久就使她睡着了。
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sleepless [ 'sli:plis ] a. 不睡眠的,睡不著的,不休息的 e.g. 1. Her irresponsible behaviour cost her father many sleepless nights. 她那不负责任的行为使她父亲许多夜不得安眠。
2. She looked pale and drawn after weeks of sleepless nights. 她经历了数周不眠之夜, 看上去脸色苍白, 形容憔悴.
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sleeplessness [ 'sli:plisnis ] n. 失眠 e.g.
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sleepwalk [ 'sli:pwɔ:k ] vi.&n. 梦游,梦行 e.g.
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sleepwalking [ 'sli:pwɔ:kiŋ ] n. 梦游(症) e.g.
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sleepy [ 'sli:pi ] a. 欲睡的 e.g. 1. I'm too sleepy to watch the end of the show. 我太困倦了,不能把戏看完。
2. The softness of the breeze made him feel sleepy. 柔和的微风使他昏昏欲睡。
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sleet [ sli:t ] n. 雨雪
v. 下雨雪,下冰雹 e.g. 1. The rain turned to sleet. 雨变成了雨夹雪。
2. The quantity of water, expressed in inches, precipitated as rain, snow, hail, or sleet in a specified area and time interval. 降雨量雨的数量以英寸表示,为某一地区在特定时间段内雨、雪、冰雹或霰的积累量
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sleeve [ sli:v ] n. 袖子 e.g. 1. He rolled up his sleeves and got to work in the garden. 他卷起了袖子,在花园里干起活来。
2. There's a big rip in my sleeve. 我的袖子破了一大块.
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sleeves 袖子 e.g. 1. My mother tacked the sleeves on before sewing them. 我妈妈在把袖子缝好之前,先用大针脚把它缝好。
2. He rolled up his sleeves and got to work in the garden. 他卷起了袖子,在花园里干起活来。
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