solecism [ 'sɔ lisizəm ] n. 语法错误, 谬误, 失礼 e.g.
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solely [ 'səu(l)li ] ad. 独自地,单独地 e.g. 1. He was actuated solely by greed. 他完全是受了贪欲的驱使.
2. I did it solely for his sake. 我完全为了他才做那件事。
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solemn [ 'sɔləm ] a. 庄严的,严肃的,隆重的 e.g. 1. He looked at her with a solemn expression. 他表情严肃地望着她。
2. The hollies in the garden make it look solemn. 冬青树使园子看上去很肃穆。
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solemnity [ sə'lemniti ] n. 严肃,一本正经 e.g. 1. The judge took up the gavel with solemnity. 法官严肃地拿起了小木槌。
2. Solemnity is a trick of the body to hide the faults of the mind. 一本正经的态度,是肉体为了掩饰精神上的缺陷而作出的一手花招。
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solemnly [ 'sɔləmli ] ad. 严肃地, 庄严地 e.g. 1. As God is my witness (ie I solemnly swear), that's the truth! 上帝为我作证, 一切属实!
2. On Saturday morning my father solemnly dispensed pocket money to each of the children. 星期六上午我父亲郑重其事地给每个孩子发零花钱.
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Solferino [ sɔlfə'ri:nəu ] 品红(一种染料) e.g.
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solicit [ sə'lisit ] v. 请求,乞求,诱惑 e.g. 1. She was fined for soliciting. 她因拉客而被罚款.
2. An employee who stands before the entrance to a show, as at a carnival, and solicits customers with a loud, colorful sales spiel. 大声叫卖者在巡回演出时,站在入口处以大声叫喊或各种各样降价推销招徕顾客的雇员
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solicitation [ səˌlisi'teiʃən ] n. 恳求,教唆 e.g. 1. I accepted the gifts at her solicitation. 在她的恳求之下,我接受了礼物。
2. His selfishness caused him to refuse my solicitation. 他的自私让他拒绝了我的请求。
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solicitor [ sə'lisitə ] n. 律师 e.g. 1. The solicitor is preparing a case in the court tomorrow. 这位律师正在为明天法庭审理的案件做准备。
2. Her solicitor drew up her last will and testament. 她的律师拟就了她的遗嘱。
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solicitous [ sə 'lisitəs ] a. 热心的,热切想要...的,热切期望 e.g. 1. She is so solicitous and persistent that she virtually kills you with kindness. 她非常关心而固执,以致她的善意实际上反而使人感到尴尬。
2. I am solicitous of his help. 我渴得到他的帮助。
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solicitude [ sə'lisitju:d ] n. 担心(焦虑,渴望) e.g. 1. Her letter showed deep solicitude for your welfare. 她的来信表示对您的安康甚为挂念。
2. The solicitude of the caring husband for his wife made her feel unhappy. 那位体贴的丈夫对妻子的关怀使她感觉很不高兴。
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solid [ 'sɔlid ] a. 固体的,结实的,可靠的,实心的
n. 固体 e.g. 1. Water becomes solid when it freezes. 水结冰时便变成固体。
2. They were glad to leave the boat and put their feet on the solid ground. 他们很高兴能离开海船,回到坚实的陆地上。
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solidarity [ ˌsɔli'dæriti ] n. 团结 e.g.
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solidify [ sə'lidifai ] v. 凝固,团结 e.g. 1. Solidifying chiefly as a minor intrusion, especially as a dike or sill, before reaching the earth's surface. Used of rocks. 半深成的,浅成的在到达地球表面之前的主要作为小型岩石群固化的,尤其象岩脉或岩床的凝固用于指岩石
2. A process of rock alteration or mineral formation brought about by the action of gases emitted from solidifying magma. 气成作用;气成通过从岩浆凝固中释放气体的作用下引起的岩石改变或矿物形成的过程
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solidly [ 'sɔlidli ] ad. 坚硬地, 稳固地 e.g. 1. We are solidly united on this issue. 我们在这个问题上是团结一致的.
2. It rained solidly for three hours. 雨不停地下了三个小时.
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soliloquy [ sə'liləkwi ] n. 独白,自言自语 e.g.
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solitaire [ ˌsɔli'tɛə ] 纸牌 e.g. 1. The lonely old lady filled up the time between supper and retiring with solitaire. 那孤独的老妇人晚饭后至睡觉前以玩单人纸牌消磨时间。
2. The game solitaire. 单人纸牌戏
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solitary [ 'sɔlitəri ] a. 孤独的,唯一的
n. 隐士 e.g. 1. A solitary rider was seen in the distance. 远处有个孤零零的骑马的人。
2. The trapper leads a solitary life in the mountains. 那个设陷阱捕猎的人孤独地生活在山里。
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solitude [ 'sɔlitju:d ] n. 孤独
独居,荒僻之地,幽静的地方 e.g. 1. I am not fond of solitude. 我不喜欢孤独。
2. The scientist has spent six months in the solitudes of the Antarctic. 这位科学家已经在人迹罕至的南极待了六个月了。
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solo [ 'səuləu ] n. 独奏,独唱
a. 单独的
v. 放单飞 e.g. 1. The piano solo was well rendered. 那支钢琴独奏曲弹得真好。
2. The concert began with a piano solo. 音乐会以钢琴独奏曲拉开序幕。
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