stump [ stʌmp ] n. 残株,烟蒂,讲演台
v. 砍断,蹒跚而走 e.g. 1. He stumped angrily out of the room. 他气愤地跺着脚走出了房间。
2. He used the stump as a table. 他把树桩当桌子用。
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stun [ stʌn ] v. 使晕倒,使惊吓 e.g. 1. She sat stunned for a while, until she recovered. 她一时昏迷,坐下呆了一会儿才醒过来。
2. The punch stunned me for a moment. 那一拳把我打得昏了一阵。
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stung [ stʌŋ ] sting的过去式(分词) e.g. 1. Her ingratitude stung him. 她的忘恩负义使他痛心。
2. Their taunts stung him to action/into fighting. 他们冷嘲热讽惹得他采取了行动[打了起来].
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stunning [ 'stʌniŋ ] a. 足以使人晕倒的,极好的 e.g. 1. His plays are distinguished only by their stunning mediocrity. 他的戏剧与众不同之处就是平凡得出奇.
2. For today is the concrete expression of a stunning fact, our continuity these200 years since our government began. 因为今天具体说明了一个非常美好的事实,我国政府自成立以来已延续二百年了。
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stunningly [ 'stʌniŋli ] ad. 惊人地,令人目瞪口呆地 e.g.
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stunt [ stʌnt ] n. 特技,阻碍成长
v. 阻碍成长,表演特技 e.g. 1. Her latest stunt is riding a motor cycle through a ring of flames. 她的最新特技表演是骑摩托车钻火圈。
2. Inadequate food can stunt a child's development. 食物不足能影响儿童的发育。
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stuntman [ 'stʌntmən ] n. 特技替身演员 e.g.
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stupefy [ 'stju:pifai ] v. (使)茫然,吓呆 e.g. 1. I was stupefied by what I read. 我读到的内容把我惊呆了.
2. Exhilarated or stupefied by or as if by alcohol; intoxicated. 醉的,陶醉的因(仿佛)喝酒类饮料而兴奋或木然的;醉的
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stupendous [ stju(:)'pendəs ] a. 惊人的,巨大的 e.g. 1. The opera was quite stupendous. 这部歌剧很精彩。
2. He made a stupendous mistake. 他犯了一个极大的错误。
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stupid [ 'stju:pid ] a. 愚蠢的,笨的
n. 傻瓜 e.g. 1. I think he was born stupid. 我认为他生来就愚笨。
2. This stupid car won't start. 这辆老爷车就是发动不了。
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stupidity [ stju(:)'piditi ] n. 愚蠢 e.g. 1. Your stupidity will drive me to (ie make me feel) despair. 你愚蠢得使我寒心.
2. Extreme folly or stupidity. 白痴极其错误或愚蠢
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stupor [ 'stju:pə ] n. 昏迷,麻木不仁 e.g. 1. Stupor induced by a narcotic. 麻醉性昏睡麻醉药引起的昏迷状态
2. He was in an alcoholic stupor. 他醉得不省人事。
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sturdiness [ 'stə:dinis ] n. 强健,坚固,雄壮 e.g.
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sturdy [ 'stə:di ] a. 强健的,健全的 e.g. 1. A sturdy cylindrical container for storing liquids; a barrel. 桶贮存液体的坚固的圆筒状容器;桶
2. Being in robust and sturdy good health. 强壮的,健康的强壮的和身体健康的
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stutter [ 'stʌtə ] n. 口吃
v. 口吃 e.g.
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Stygian [ 'stidʒiən ] a. 地狱的,阴暗的,阴黑的,幽暗的 e.g.
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style [ stail ] n. 风格,时尚,字体
v. 称呼,设计 e.g. 1. I wouldn't tell lies to you; that's not my style. 我不会跟你撒谎,那不是我的风格。
2. The dress is carefully styled for maximum comfort. 这服装精心设计,力求达到最大限度的舒适。
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stylish [ 'stailiʃ ] a. 现代风格的,流行的,潇洒的 e.g. 1. Conforming to the current style; stylish. 时髦的符合流行式样的;流行的
2. Being in or conforming to the prevailing or current fashion; stylish. 流行的符合流行的或现时的式样的;时髦的
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stylist [ 'stailist ] n. 时装设计师 e.g. 1. The stylist did a real job on my hair. 发型师把我的头发剪糟了
2. I am a stylist, and the most beautiful sentence I have ever heard is, " Have one on the house." 我是文体批评家,而迄今听过的最佳句子是:“请进一杯,免费的。”
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stylize [ 'stailaiz ] vt. 仿效...的风格(因袭) e.g.
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