squirrel [ 'skwirəl ] n. 松鼠 e.g. 1. The squirrel is a lovely small animal. 松鼠是一种可爱的小动物。
2. The squirrel hoards up nuts for the winter. 松鼠储藏坚果以防冬天。
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squirt [ skwə:t ] v. 喷出,溅迸,注射
n. 水枪,注射器,喷出 e.g. 1. He's such a little squirt. 他年纪不大,傲气不小。
2. Water squirted (from the tap) all over me. (龙头里的)水喷了我一身.
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stamp [ stæmp ] n. 印,邮票,打印器
v. 捺印,顿足,贴上邮票 e.g. 1. My husband is a stamp collector. 我丈夫是个集邮者。
2. The immigration officer stamped my passport. 移民官员在我的护照上盖了戳。
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stampede [ stæm'pi:d ] n. (人群的)蜂拥 e.g. 1. Don't be stampeded into buying the house. 不要一时冲动买下这所房子
2. The cattle stampeded towards the farm. 受惊的牛群向牧场涌去.
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stance [ stæns ] n. 准备击球姿势,踏脚处,位置 e.g. 1. He maintains a rigidly right-wing political stance. 他坚持僵硬的右派政治立场.
2. What is your stance on corporal punishment? 你对体罚持什麽态度?
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stanch [ stɑ:ntʃ ] v. 止住,止血
a. 坚固的,坚强的,忠实的 e.g.
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stand [ stænd ] n. 站立,停顿,楼台,货摊
v. 站立,忍受,位于,坐落 e.g. 1. Let me stand you a dinner. 让我请你一顿饭。
2. This work will hardly stand close examination. 这种作品很难经得起认真的检验。
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stand-alone [ 'stændəˌləʊn ] 独立 e.g.
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standard [ 'stændəd ] a. 标准的
n. 标准 e.g. 1. The teacher sets high standard for his pupils. 这位老师给他的学生们定下高标准。
2. This is one of the standard books on the subject. 这是有关这个问题的权威著作之一。
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standard-bearer [ 'stændədbeərə ] n. 领导人(尤指政治上的旗手) e.g.
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standardization [ ˌstændədai'zeiʃən ] n. 标准化(用标准校验) e.g. 1. Pertaining to a degree of standardization of computer system components to allow for combinations and large variety of compatible units. 修饰或说明计算机系统部件的标准化的程度,模块化设计允许部件组合和出现很多种类的兼容部件。
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standardize [ 'stændədaiz ] v. 标准化,使合于标准 e.g.
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standby [ 'stændbai ] 备用 e.g. 1. A special team of police were kept on standby during the time of violence. 在发生暴乱期间,经常有一支警察特别小分队处于整装待命状态。
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stand-in n. 替身 e.g.
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standing [ 'stændiŋ ] n. 起立,持续,身份
a. 立著的,不动的,经常的
vbl. 站立,忍耐 e.g. 1. His meanness has become something of a standing joke. 他的小气已成了经常引人发笑的笑料。
2. The singer got a ten-minute standing ovation. 观众起立向那位歌手鼓掌达十分钟.
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standing room 立足之地 e.g. 1. Standing room only! 只有站票!
2. It is so crowded, there is not even stand room. 挤得几乎没有站立的地方。
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standoffish [ stænd'ɔfiʃ ] a. 有点不友好的,冷淡的 e.g. 1. Mr. Blake looked uncordial and standoffish. 布雷克先生看来冷漠而不友善。
2. Japan's trade and investment ties with East Asian nations are bounding ahead faster than those with other parts of the world, yet is has been standoffish, or even hostile, to permitting other Asians to live here. 日本与东亚国家的贸易和投资关系大力推进,速度超过与世界其他地区。但是对于允许其他亚洲人在此间(日本)居留问题则持保留甚至,敌对态度。
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standout [ 'stændaʊt ] n. 杰出的人(不随大流者) e.g.
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standpoint [ 'stændpɔint ] n. 立场,观点 e.g. 1. Has the matter been viewed from the taxpayers' standpoint? 这个问题是否从纳税人的立场上考虑过?
2. As one point of view; from one standpoint. 从一点来说;从一个观点出发
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standstill [ 'stændstil ] n. 停顿 e.g. 1. Smog used to bring London traffic to a standstill. 过去伦敦的交通常因烟雾而受阻.
2. Agriculture and industry are at a standstill. Food is scarce and to crown it all, there is no central government in being. 工农业生产停滞不前,粮食匮乏,更为糟糕的是,中央政府已完全不复存在。
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