大学英语单词-独山在线

大学英语单词表

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nonsmoker [ 'nɔn'sməukə ] n. 不抽烟者
e.g.

nonzero [ 'nɔnziərəu ] 非零
e.g.

noodle [ 'nu:dl ] n. 面条
e.g. 1. Chinese food is often served with rice or noodles.
中餐常有米饭或面条.
2. He went to the piano and noodle around until the tune came back to him.
他走到钢琴边随意弹奏起来，一直到他想起那曲子。

noon [ nu:n ] n. 正午,中午
e.g. 1. The visitor left a little before noon.
来访者在中午前一会儿离开了。
2. We reckon to arrive in Delhi at noon.
我们估计正午抵达德里.

nor [ nɔ: ] conj.&ad. 也不,也没有
"或非"
"非或"
e.g. 1. He can neither read nor write.
他既不会读也不会写。
2. Nor am I aware that anyone else knows the secret.
我也不知道别人谁还能知道这个秘密。

norm [ nɔ:m ] n. 标准,规范
e.g. 1. Holding the view that the ego is the center, object, and norm of all experience.
自我中心的认为自我是所有的中心、对象和经验的标准的
2. Criminal behaviour seem to be the norm in this neighbourhood.
犯罪行为似乎是这一带的正常现象。

normal [ 'nɔ:məl ] a. 正常的,正规的
n. 正常状态
e.g. 1. Everything is absolutely normal.
一切完全正常。
2. The collapse of the strike enabled the company to resume normal bus services.
罢工的失败使公司恢复了正常的公共汽车营业。

normalization [ ˌnɔ:məlai'zeiʃən ] n. 常态化,正常化,正规化
e.g.

normalize [ 'nɔ:məlaiz ] v. 使常态化,使合标准,使合规格
e.g. 1. The editors have normalized the author's rather unusual spelling.
编辑已将作者不太规范的拼写改正过来.
2. Our relationship has been normalized.
我们的关系正常了.

normally [ 'nɔ:məli ] ad. 正常地
e.g. 1. The tendon had been so skillfully grafted in that the boy was able to flex his finger quite normally after four weeks.
腱的接合手术做得非常高明，那个男孩在四个星期之后，就能相当正常地伸屈他的手指了。
2. I normally get off (work) at 5.30.
我通常是5点30分下班.

north [ nɔ:θ ] a. 北,北方(的)
ad. 向北方
n. 北,北方
e.g. 1. China lies to the north of Vietnam.
中国位于越南的北面。
2. The capital and largest city of North Korea, in the southwest-central part of the country. It was an important cultural center and became capital of North Korea in1948. Population, 1,283,000.
平壤朝鲜的首都和最大城市，位于该国的中部偏西南，它是一个重要的文化中心并于1948年成为朝鲜的首都。人口1，283，000

northeast [ 'nɔ:θ'i:st ] n. 东北
a. 东北的,向东北的,来自东北的
ad. 向东北,来自东北
e.g. 1. The northeast wind was blowing hard at that time.
那时候东北风刮得正紧。
2. His house is in the northeast of this city.
他的家在这个城市的东北部。

northern [ 'nɔ:ðən ] a. 北部的,北方的
e.g. 1. In the northern hemisphere, spring is in March and April.
在北半球，春季是三月和四月。
2. The Confederacy was defeated by the northern states.
南部邦联被北方打败了。

northward [ 'nɔ:θwəd ] n. 北方,北
a. 向北的
ad. 向北的
e.g.

northwards [ 'nɔ:θwədz ] a. 向北的
ad. 向北
e.g. 1. The coast sweeps (away) northwards in a wide curve.
海岸呈一大弧形向北伸展.
2. The escapee ran quickly northward and cut back to the original place.
逃犯迅速向北跑去，然后又突然回到原地。

northwest [ 'nɔ:θ'west ] n. 西北,西北方
a. 西北的,在西北的,来自西北的
ad. 向西北
e.g. 1. The city is located in the northwest part of Canada.
这座城市位于加拿大的西北部。
2. The tourists drove northwest.
游客们开车向西北而去。

Norwegian [ nɔ:'wi:dʒən ] n. 挪威人,挪威语
a. 挪威的,挪威人的,挪威语的
e.g. 1. The Norwegians live in a comparatively cold zone.
挪威人生活在比较寒冷的地区。
2. Do you know Norwegian?
你懂挪威语吗？

nose [ nəuz ] n. 鼻子,突出部分,嗅觉
v. 嗅到
e.g. 1. Many dogs have a good nose.
多数狗嗅觉都很灵。
2. The horse won by a nose.
那匹马以微弱优势险胜。

nostalgia [ nɔs'tældʒiə ] n. 乡愁,向往过去,怀旧之情
e.g. 1. Her work is pervaded by nostalgia for a past age.
她的作品充满了怀旧之情。
2. The sight inspired him with nostalgia.
这景象激起了他的怀旧之情。

nostril [ 'nɔstril ] n. 鼻孔
e.g. 1. He dislikes his wide nostrils.
他不喜欢自己的宽大的鼻孔。

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