snowy [ 'snəʊi ] a. 多雪的,被雪所覆盖著的,下雪的 e.g. 1. He looks kind with snowy hair. 雪白的头发使他看上去很和善。
2. I like to go for a walk in the snowy streets. 我喜欢去雪中的街道上散步。
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snub [ snʌb ] a. (鼻子等)短平而上翘
v. 冷落,不理睬 e.g. 1. The second snub settled his hash. 第二次碰壁使他不敢再找麻烦了。
2. I know the way we were snubbed still rankles, but it's got to be put behind us now. We must cooperate with these people. 我知道,他们过去那样冷落我们,至今仍然令人气愤,但是现在我们应该把它置之脑后,因为我们必须同这些人合作。
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snuff [ snʌf ] n. 烛花(鼻烟)
vt 剪烛花(嗅) e.g. 1. The leaves of this plant, dried and processed chiefly for use in cigarettes, cigars, or snuff or for smoking in pipes. 烟草叶这种植物的叶子,晒干后加工,主要用于制作香烟、雪茄、鼻烟或在烟斗中抽
2. Her goal was to snuff out all political opposition to her empress ambitions. 她的目的是要消除一切不利于她实现发女皇宏图的政治对抗。
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snuffle [ 'snʌfl ] v. 抽鼻子,嗅 e.g. 1. The dog was snuffling around the roots of a tree. 那条狗在树根处嗅来嗅去.
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snuffling [ 'snʌfliŋ ] a. 抽着鼻子的, 假装虔诚的 e.g. 1. The dog was snuffling around the roots of a tree. 那条狗在树根处嗅来嗅去.
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snug [ snʌg ] a. 舒适的,合身的
v. 使整洁干净 e.g. 1. He sat in a snug little room. 他坐在一个舒适的小房间里。
2. Snug, comfortable, and warm. 舒适的、惬意的和温暖的
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snuggle [ 'snʌgl ] v. 挨近,依偎 e.g. 1. They snuggled up (together) in bed. 他们依偎著躺在床上.
2. The child snuggled up to her mother. 那孩子紧贴在母亲身边.
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snugly [ 'snʌgli ] ad. 紧紧地,紧密地 e.g. 1. He fitted the map snugly into the bag. 他把地图整齐地塞进包里。
2. Plane one side of the panel down until it fits snugly into place. 把板条的一侧刨一刨,使它放在这儿刚好合适。
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so [ səu; sə ] ad. 如此,如是,如...那样
conj. 所以,因此,所以 e.g. 1. It was snowing, and so I could not go out. 天在下雪,所以我无法外出。
2. You have pride and so have I. 你有自尊心,我也有。
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so far as a. 就...说(到...的程度) e.g. 1. So far as English is concerned, it is not so difficult as you might think. 就英文而言,它并不像你所认为的那样难。
2. The bus route goes so far as that, so you'll need to take a taxi. 汽车路线到此为止了, 你得叫辆的士。
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so long 再见 e.g. 1. So long! 再见!
2. My wife is expecting me at home. I must be off now. So long! 我妻子正在家等着我呢。我必须要走了。再见!
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so long as 只要 e.g. 1. You may eat anything, so long as you don't eat too much. 只要不吃得太多,你可以吃任何东西。
2. I don't care about the price, so long as the car is in good condition. 我不计较价钱,只要车很好用就行了。
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So long! 再见! e.g.
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so much ad. 这么(全然) e.g. 1. She turned away in horror at the sight of so much blood. 看到这么多的血, 她害怕地将脸扭向了一边。
2. Success lies not so much as in luck as in hard work. 与其说成功在于运气不如说是辛勤努力。
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soak [ səuk ] n. 浸,湿透,大雨
v. 使上下湿透,浸,吸入 e.g. 1. Are you in favour of soaking the rich? 你赞成向富人多徵税吗?
2. Don't stand out there: you'll get soaked through. 你别站在外边,要不全身都要湿透了
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soaked [ səukt ] a. 湿透的 e.g. 1. The rain had soaked through his coat. 雨把他的大衣淋透了.
2. The blood soaked through his shirt and stained his jacket. 他的血透过衬衫染污了上衣.
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soaking [ 'səukiŋ ] a. 浸湿的 e.g. 1. Are you in favour of soaking the rich? 你赞成向富人多徵税吗?
2. The dirty clothes are soaking in soapy water. 脏衣服都在肥皂水里泡著呢.
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soap [ səup ] n. 肥皂 e.g. 1. He washed his hands with a toilet soap. 他用香皂洗手。
2. The soap slipped out of my hand. 肥皂从我手上滑落了。
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soap opera n. 肥皂剧 e.g. 1. No soap opera fan can complain that the Senate Judiciary Committee hearings that usurped the network tales of sex and power could not deliver their daily emotional fix. It was an astounding day for television viewers, right up there with Watergate. 喜欢看肥皂剧的人不会抱怨参议院司法委员会听证会不能提供每天的感情刺激。在色情与权力故事方面它取代了电视台。对电视观众那是令人耳目一新的一天,可与水门事件媲美。
2. What a sensational story! It has all the elements of a soap opera. 多麽耸人听闻的事! 具备连续剧的一切要素.
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soapy [ 'səupi ] a. 像肥皂样的(肥皂质的,泖有肥皂的,滑腻的) e.g. 1. The dirty clothes are soaking in soapy water. 脏衣服都在肥皂水里泡著呢.
2. Soapy was tossed into prison without trial. 苏比未经审叛就被投进了监狱。
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