大学英语单词-独山在线

大学英语单词表

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oasis [ əu'eisis ] n. 绿洲
e.g. 1. The caravan stopped for the night at an oasis.
旅行队在沙漠中的绿洲停下来过夜。
2. Her bedroom is an oasis of calm in the noisy house.
她的卧室是这座嘈杂房屋中一个难得的安静之处。

oath [ 'əuθ ] n. 誓言,誓约
e.g. 1. Repeat the oath after me.
请跟着我宣誓。
2. The judge reminded the witness that she was under oath.
法官提醒那个证人她已经宣过誓了。

obedience [ ə'bi:djəns, -diəns ] n. 服从,顺从
e.g. 1. Obedience to order is very important in an army.
服从命令在军队中是很重要的。
2. The sergeant expects obedience from his men/that his men will obey him/his men to obey him.
中士要士兵服从他的命令.

obedient [ ə'bi:djənt, -diənt ] a. 服从的,顺从的
e.g. 1. The dog is obedient to its master's orders.
这只狗听从主人的命令。
2. My brother is an obedient boy.
我弟弟是一个听话的男孩。

obesity [ əu'bisiti ] n. 肥胖,肥大
e.g. 1. Obesity is a problem for many people in western countries.
西方国家很多人都有过度肥胖的问题.
2. The branch of medicine that deals with the causes, prevention, and treatment of obesity.
肥胖症学研究肥胖的原因、预防和治疗的医学的分支

obey [ ə'bei ] v. 服从,听从
e.g. 1. Soldiers are expected to obey their orders without question.
军人应当绝对服从命令。
2. We should obey the law.
我们应当遵守法律。

object [ 'ɔbdʒikt ] n. 物,物体,目标,宾语
v. 反对
e.g. 1. Some people objected that the new tax law was unfair.
一些人反对说，新税法不公平。
2. Various objects were on the table.
桌子上摆着各种各样的物体。

objection [ əb'dʒekʃən ] n. 反对,异议
e.g. 1. There is no objection to your opening the window.
你开窗没有什么不可以的。
2. The chief objection to this book is its great length.
这本书的主要缺点是过于冗长。

objective [ əb'dʒektiv ] a. 客观的
n. 目标,目的
e.g. 1. Try to be more objective about it.
尽量更客观地对待此事吧。
2. We have succeeded in our main objectives.
我们已经成功地达到了主要目标。

obligation [ ˌɔbli'geiʃən ] n. 义务,责任
e.g. 1. The company has to fulfill the terms of its obligation.
这个公司必须履行合同条款。
2. Damaging the goods puts you under an obligation to buy them.
你损坏了这些商品，你就得都买下来。

obligatory [ ɔ'bligətəri ] a. 义不容辞的,义务的,必须的
e.g. 1. Be not a visit to Mr. George obligatory?
是不是必须我拜访乔治先生？
2. It is obligatory upon us to protect the world from nuclear war.
保护世界免於核子战争是我们的义务。

oblige [ ə'blaidʒ ] v. 强制,赐,施恩惠
e.g. 1. I'm much obliged to you.
我非常感谢你。
2. I felt obliged to leave after such an unpleasant quarrel.
发生了这样不愉快的争吵之后，我觉得有必要离开。

obligee [ 'ɔblidʒi: ] n. 权利人,债权人
e.g.

obliging [ ə'blaidʒiŋ ] a. 乐于助人的
e.g. 1. Exhibiting a desire or willingness to please; cheerfully obliging.
殷勤的表现出取悦别人意愿的；乐于顺从的
2. You are not obliged to answer these questions, but it would make our task easier.
这些问题并非非答不可, 但答问对我们大有助益.

obligor [ ˌɔbli'gɔ: ] n. 债务人,欠债者
e.g.

oblique [ ə'bli:k ] a. 间接的,斜的
vi. 倾斜
e.g. 1. He drew an oblique line on paper.
他在纸上划了一条斜线。
2. The tendency to grow at an oblique or horizontal angle. Used of roots, stems, or branches.
斜向性向倾斜或与水平成角度的方向生长的倾向。用于植物的根、茎或枝

obliterate [ ə'blitəreit ] v. 涂去,擦去,删除
e.g. 1. The criminal obliterated all fingerprints.
罪犯擦掉全部指印。
2. The view was obliterated by the fog.
景色被浓雾遮住了。

oblivious [ ə'bliviəs ] a. 没注意到，或不知道
e.g. 1. I was oblivious of my surroundings.
我没有注意到周围的事物。
2. The speaker ground on, oblivious of his listeners' boredom.
演说者唠唠叨叨, 没注意到听众的厌烦情绪.

oblong [ 'ɔblɔŋ ] n. 长方形(椭圆形)
a. 长方形的(椭圆形的)
e.g.

obnoxious [ əb'nɔkʃəs ] a. 可憎的,不愉快的,讨厌的
e.g. 1. I hate his obnoxious behavior.
我恨他那讨厌的品行。
2. He is the most obnoxious man I know.
他是我认识的最可憎的人。

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