sooner [ 'su:nə ] [美](在政府开放西部前)抢先取得占有权的人, 用不正当手段先下手的人 e.g. 1. A good name is sooner lost than won. 【谚】美名易失,不易得。
2. The sooner the better. st. 越快越好.
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soot [ sut ] n. 煤烟,烟尘
v. 熏以煤烟 e.g. 1. She is sweeping the soot off the chimney. 她正把烟筒里的黑灰扫掉。
2. You'vegot a smudge of soot on your cheek. 你脸上有块煤灰污迹.
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sooth [ su:θ ] n. 真实 e.g. 1. Sooth to say, I got up late. 说实话,我起来晚了。
2. Her tenderness soothed my anger. 她的亲切平息了我的怒气。
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soothe [ su:ð ] v. 缓和,使...安静,安慰 e.g. 1. A bit of embrocation will soothe your bruised knee. 用一点搽剂可使你那青肿的膝部消肿.
2. A nice cup of tea will soothe your nerves. 一杯好茶可以使你的心绪平静下来。
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soothing [ 'su:ðiŋ ] a. 安慰的,安慰性的 e.g. 1. Her words had a soothing effect. 她的话起了安慰的作用。
2. Having the quality or fragrance of balm; soothing. 香味的,安慰的有香膏、香油、香脂的品质或香味的;安慰的
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sop [ sɔp ] n. 车间超载部件(标准操作程序,测量点操作计划) e.g. 1. The child is given a prize as a sop to her disappointed parents. 给那孩子一个奖品是为了安慰她父母的失望心情。
2. The plan we were all sop enthusiastic about seems less attractive when viewed in the cold light of day. 我们原先都对这计划抱有热望,但回过头来冷静地、切合实际地想一想,似乎计划的吸引力还不够。
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Sophia [ sə'faiə ] n. 索菲娅(女子名) e.g. 1. Sophia has it all over Olivia in looks and charm. 索菲娅的长相和魅力都胜过奥利维亚。
2. Sophia said that she understood but this was not the case. 索菲娅说她懂了,但事实并非如此。
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sophism [ 'sɔfizəm ] n. 诡辩 e.g.
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sophist [ 'sɔfist ] n. 诡辩家 e.g. 1. Many politicians are cunning sophists. 许多政客都是狡猾的诡辩家.
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sophisticated [ sə'fistikeitid ] a. 诡辩的,久经世故的 e.g. 1. As far as defense is concerned, we need to buy more sophisticated weapons. 就防御的观点来说,我们需要购买更多精密的武器。
2. The electronics aboard the new aircraft are very sophisticated. 安装在新飞行器上的电子器件非常复杂
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sophistication [ səˌfisti'keiʃən ] n. 诡辩,强词夺理,混合 e.g. 1. Lacking sophistication or worldly experience; naive. 幼稚的,天真的不世故的,天真的
2. The avionics on this spacecraft represent a new generation of sophistication. 这架航天飞机上的电子设备代表了新一代的复杂水平
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sophistry [ 'sɔfistri ] n. 诡辩 e.g. 1. He won the argument by sophistry. 他靠诡辩赢了那场争论.
2. Deception by trickery or sophistry. 圈套通过诡计或诡辩进行的欺骗
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sophomore [ 'sɔfəmɔ:, -mɔr ] n. 大学二年级生(在企业中工作第二年的人) e.g. 1. Lily is a Sophomore now. 莉莉现在大学二年级。
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sophomoric [ ˌsɔfə'mɔ:rik, -'mɔ- ] a. 一知半解的 e.g.
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soporific [ ˌsəupə'rifik ] a. 催眠的,想睡的
n. 催眠剂 e.g. 1. Inducing sleep or sedation; soporific. 安神的,麻醉的,镇静的
2. Inducing sleep; soporific. 睡眠的产生睡眠的,引起酣睡的
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soprano [ sə'prɑ:nəu ] n. 女高音,最高音部,女高音歌手 e.g. 1. The young soprano was taken up by a famous conductor. 那年轻的女高音歌手受到一著名指挥家的提携.
2. It's a soprano of great compass and of great purity. 这是一种音域宽广,高度纯正的女高音。
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sorcerer [ 'sɔ:sərə ] n. 男巫士, 魔术师 e.g. 1. This story is about sorcerers in traditional fairy-tales. 这个故事是关于传统童话中的魔术师 的。
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sorcery [ 'sɔ:səri ] n. 巫术,魔法 e.g. 1. The house was disappeared by sorcery. 这座房子被魔法变没了。
2. At that time most people believe in sorcery and witchcraft. 那时候大多数人相信巫术和魔法。
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sordid [ 'sɔ:did ] a. 肮脏的,不干净的,心一脏的 e.g. 1. He lived in a sordid slum. 他生活在一个污秽的贫民窟。
2. He has sordid motives on us. 他对我们有卑鄙的动机。
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sore [ sɔ, sɔə ] a. 疼痛的,痛心的
n. 痛处,疮口 e.g. 1. My legs are sore from all that running yesterday. 我的腿因为昨天跑步而感到酸痛。
2. The poor dog was covered with sores. 这只可怜的狗满身全是伤。
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