succulent [ 'sʌkjulənt ] a. 多汁的,多水份的,多汁性的 e.g.
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succumb [ sə'kʌm ] v. 屈从,死 e.g. 1. Several children have measles, and the others are bound to succumb (to it). 有几个孩子患了麻疹, 其他孩子也必然传染上.
2. The driver has succumbed to (ie died of) his injuries. 司机已受伤不治.
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such [ sʌtʃ, sətʃ ] a. 如此的,这样的 e.g. 1. Such people can help you a lot. 这样的人对你大有帮助。
2. Such poets as Keats and Shelley wrote Romantic poetry. 有些诗人,如济慈和雪莱,写的是浪漫主义的诗歌。
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suck [ sʌk ] v. 啜,吸,吸入,吮吸
<俚>糟糕, 太烂了 e.g. 1. Don't suck your thumb; it's so dirty. 别舔手指头,太脏了。
2. I don't want to get sucked into the row about school reform. 我不愿意牵扯到这场学制改革的争论之中。
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sucker [ 'sʌkə ] n. 乳儿,吸管 e.g. 1. I've always been a sucker for romantic movies. 我一向喜欢传奇性的影片。
2. You are a sucker to believe his stories. 你居然相信他的说法,真是大傻瓜!
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suckle [ 'sʌkl ] v. 哺乳 e.g. 1. She suckles her baby hardly. 她艰难地哺育孩子。
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sucrose [ 'sju:krəus ] n. 蔗糖 e.g. 1. A sucrose infusion. 蔗糖输入液
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suction [ 'sʌkʃən ] n. 吸,吸入 e.g. 1. Some pumps and all vacuum cleaners work by suction. 有些泵和所有真空吸尘器都是借吸力工作的。
2. Flies' feet stick to surfaces by suction. 苍蝇的脚借吸力可附着于物体表面上。
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Sudan [ su:'dæn ] n. 苏丹 e.g. 1. A unit of currency in Egypt, Lebanon, Sudan, and Syria. 皮阿斯特埃及、黎巴嫩、苏丹和叙利亚的一种货币单位
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sudd [ sʌd ] n. (白尼罗河上游的)大块漂浮植物 e.g.
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sudden [ 'sʌdn ] n. 突然,忽然
a. 突然的,快速的 e.g. 1. His sudden death upset everybody. 他的突然去世使大家深感悲伤。
2. The boy began crying all of a sudden. 那男孩忽然哭了起来。
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sudden death 突然故障 e.g. 1. His sudden death upset everybody. 他的突然去世使大家深感悲伤。
2. His wife's sudden death upset the balance ofhis mind. 他妻子突然去世, 他感到六神无主.
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suddenly [ 'sʌdənli ] ad. 突然地 e.g. 1. We were talking on the phone when, suddenly, the line went dead. 我们正通着电话,突然电话断了。
2. I suddenly remembered that I didn't bring my key. 我突然想起我没有带钥匙。
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sudorific [ 'sju:də'rifik ] a. 使发汗的,促使发汗的
n. 发汗药 e.g.
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sue [ sju:, su: ] VI 要求、请求;控告 VT控告、起诉 e.g. 1. Jill and Sue are at variance (with each other) over/about their lodger. 吉尔和休在对待房客的问题上(彼此)意见不和.
2. We invited Bill, Tom and Sue -- the last being Bill's sister. 我们请了比尔、 汤姆和休--最後提到的这位是比尔的妹妹.
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suede [ sweid ] n. 小山羊皮(软羔皮) e.g.
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Suez Canal 苏伊士运河 e.g. 1. The Suez Canal joins the Mediterranean and the Red Sea. 苏伊士运河连接著地中海和红海.
2. In July,1956, Egypt had seized the Suez Canal. 一九五六年七月,埃及占领了苏伊士运河。
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suffer [ 'sʌfə ] v. 遭受,经验,忍受 e.g. 1. They suffered huge losses in the financial crisis. 他们在经济危机时遭受了巨大的损失。
2. She couldn't suffer criticism. 她受不了批评。
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sufferer [ 'sʌfərə(r) ] n. 受难者,被害者,患者 e.g. 1. Relief was quickly sent to the sufferers from the great fire. 救济品很快被送到遭受火灾的灾民手中。
2. There are many malaria sufferers in hospital. 医院里有很多疟疾病人。
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suffering [ 'sʌfəriŋ ] n. 苦楚,受难
vbl. 蒙受,受苦 e.g. 1. She bore her sufferings bravely. 她勇敢地承受艰难困苦。
2. The suffering of innocent people caused by the war cannot be compensated for by money. 战争给无辜的人民带来的痛苦不是金钱可以补偿的。
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