starters [ 'stɑ:təz ] n. 开胃菜 e.g. 1. Of the five starters in the race only three finished. 起跑时有五 个, 只有三个跑完全程.
2. What would you like as a starter? 您第一道菜想来点什麽?
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starting [ 'stɑ:tiŋ ] n. 出发,开始 e.g. 1. I have to buy some kitchen utensils before starting cooking. 开始做饭前,我还得去买些厨房用具。
2. Who is to blame for starting the fire? 这场火灾应该追究谁的责任?
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starting line 起跑/终点线 e.g. 1. The runners got into position on the starting line. 赛跑运动员已进入起跑线上的位置。
2. Runners bunching up at the starting line. 起跑线上聚在一起的赛跑者
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startle [ 'stɑ:tl ] n. 惊愕,惊恐
v. 吃惊,使...惊愕 e.g. 1. He gave me a startle. 他吓了我一跳。
2. He was startled by the news. 这消息使他大吃一惊。
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startled [ 'stɑ:tld ] v. 震惊
vbl. 震惊 e.g. 1. He was startled by the news. 这消息使他大吃一惊。
2. You startled me I didn't hear you come in. 你吓了我一跳--我没听见你进来.
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startling [ 'stɑ:tliŋ ] a. 令人吃惊的 e.g. 1. That is a startling disclosure of police brutality. 那是一个揭发警察暴行的惊人消息。
2. He describes the scene with startling reality. 他对那景象的描述逼真得令人惊讶。
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starts n. 开始 e.g. 1. After several false starts, she became a successful journalist. 她开始时遇到几次挫折,後来才成为能干的记者
2. The film starts at 7.30 and lasts two hours. 影片7点30分开演, 演两个小时.
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start-up 启动 e.g.
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starvation [ stɑ:'veiʃən ] n. 饿死,饥饿 e.g. 1. The poor old man died of starvation. 那个可怜的老人被饿死了。
2. The Smiths brushed up against starvation because Mr. Smith couldn't find a job. 史密斯先生找不到工作,因此他们一家面临饥饿。
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starve [ stɑ:v ] v. 使饿死,饿得要死 e.g. 1. They tried to starve him into submission. 他们试图用饥饿来使他就范。
2. The plant was starved of light and died. 这株植物因为极度缺乏光照而死了。
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starved a. (=starving)饥饿的 e.g. 1. The plant was starved of light and died. 这株植物因为极度缺乏光照而死了。
2. I'm starved for money. 我的钱不够用。
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starving [ 'stɑ:viŋ ] a. 饥饿的 e.g. 1. The politician found the piteous cries of the starving children unbearable. 这个政治家发现饥饿的孩子们可怜的哭声让人不忍心听下去。
2. We saw the pathetic sight of starving children. 我们看到挨饿的儿童悲惨可怜的样子。
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stash [ stæʃ ] v. 藏起来,隐藏起来,结束 e.g. 1. He's got his life savings stashed (away) in an old suitcase. 他把一辈子的积蓄保藏在一口旧箱子里.
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state [ steit ] n. 州,国,情形
a. 国家的,正式的
v. 说,陈述,声明,规定 e.g. 1. State your name and address. 请说出你的姓名和地址。
2. His general state of health is fairly satisfactory. 他总的健康状况相当令人满意。
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statecraft [ 'steitkrɑ:ft ] n. 治国本领 e.g.
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stated [ 'steitid ] a. 决定了的,一定的,定期的
v. 陈述,说明
vbl. 陈述,说明 e.g. 1. Lydia briefly stated the business in hand, namely to choose a secretary and treasurer for the committee. 莉迪亚简单地陈述了马上要做的事,即为委员会选出一个秘书和财务管理人。
2. Please state your name, age and occupation. 请说明姓名、年龄和职业。
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stately [ 'steitli ] a. 庄严的,堂皇的 e.g. 1. There are many strong and stately towers in Beijing. 北京有很多坚固而雄伟的城楼。
2. The organ rolled out a stately melody. 风琴奏出庄严的乐曲。
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statement [ 'steitmənt ] n. 声明,陈述 e.g. 1. Clearness of statement is more important than beauty of language. 叙述清楚比语言优美更重要。
2. This statement was important insomuch as it revealed the extent of their knowledge. 这一陈述显示了他们了解的情况之多,因而十分重要。
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statesman [ 'steitsmən ] n. 政治家,国务活动家 e.g. 1. The statesman is respected by people. 这位政治家为人们所敬重。
2. He is the elder statesman par excellence. 他是最优秀的年长的国务活动家.
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statewide [ ˌsteit'waid ] a. 全州范围的 e.g.
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