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大学英语单词表

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originally [ ə'ridʒənəli ] ad. 本来,原来,最初
重要的
e.g. 1. The idea originally emanated from his brother.
这个主意最初是他哥哥出的.
2. He originally need not buy such big house.
他本来不必买这样一所大房子。

originate [ ə'ridʒineit ] v. 开始,发明,发起
[计算机] 起始
e.g. 1. The quarrel originated in rivalry between the two families.
这次争吵是两家不和引起的。
2. Who originated the concept of stereo sound?
立体声是谁发明的？

ornament [ 'ɔ:nəmənt ] n. 装饰(物)
v. 装饰
e.g. 1. We bought some ornaments for the Christmas tree.
我们买了一些装饰品来点缀圣诞树。
2. I ornamented my room with flowers.
我用鲜花装饰房间。

ornamental [ ˌɔ:nə'mentl ] a. 装饰的
n. 装饰品
e.g. 1. I've just dropped one of your china ornamental.
我刚才把你的一个瓷器装饰品弄掉了。
2. Ornamental copper pans hung on the wall.
墙上挂着装饰性的铜盘。

orphan [ 'ɔ:fən ] n. 孤儿
a. 无双亲的,孤儿的
v. 成孤儿
e.g. 1. She was orphaned at the age of ten.
她在十岁时成为孤儿。
2. My cousin is an orphan; her parents died when she was young.
我的表姐是孤儿，她的父母在她小时候就去世了。

orthodox [ 'ɔ:θədɔks ] a. 正(传)统的
e.g. 1. Orthodox Christian churches often have elaborate steeples.
传统的基督教堂都有精致的尖塔。
2. Roman Catholics were the next largest group with46, 000, 000 members, There were5, 600, 000 Jews and700, 000 Eastern Orthodox Christians.
罗马天主教是第二个最大的团体，有四千六百万教徒。犹太教徒有五百六十万，东正教徒有七十万。

orthopedics [ ˌɔ:θəu'pi:diks ] n. 矫形术
e.g.

OS [ ɔs ] 操作系统
e.g.

oscillate [ 'ɔsileit ] v. 振动,彷徨,犹豫
v. 使振动,使动摇
e.g. 1. He oscillates between political extremes.
他的政治观点在两个极端之间摇摆不定.
2. Manic depressives oscillate between depression and elation.
躁狂抑郁症患者抑郁与躁狂交替发作.

oscillation [ ˌɔsi'leiʃən ] n. 振动,动摇,变动彷徨
e.g. 1. Her oscillations in mood are maddening.
她喜怒无常能把人气疯。

oscilloscope [ ɔ'siləskəup ] 示波器
e.g.

osmosis [ ɔz'məusis ] n. 渗透作用,渗透性
e.g. 1. Shrinkage or contraction of the protoplasm away from the wall of a living plant or bacterial cell, caused by loss of water through osmosis.
胞质皱缩通过渗透作用由于缺水引起的活植细胞或细菌的细胞质的皱缩或收缩，并与细胞壁分离
2. Learned French by osmosis while residing in Paris for15 years.
居住在巴黎的十五年中已经潜移默化地学习了法语

ostensible [ ɔs'tensəbl, -sibl ] a. 表面的,假装的
e.g. 1. Seeming or professed; ostensible.
假装的表面上的或自称的；貌似真实的
2. An ostensible or professed purpose; an excuse.
借口，托词表面的目的；理由

ostentation [ ˌɔsten'teiʃən ] n. 虚饰,虚有其表,卖弄
e.g. 1. Exhibiting no pretensions, boastfulness, or ostentation; modest.
不装腔作势的不装腔作势的，不夸耀的；不铺张招摇的；谦逊

other [ 'ʌðə ] a. 别的,其他的
pron. 另一个人(或事)
e.g. 1. She is more clever than the other girls in her class.
她比班上其他任何女孩子都聪明。
2. The other students in my class are from Italy.
我班其余同学都是意大利人。

otherwise [ 'ʌðəwaiz ] ad. 否则,要不然,不同地,别的方式
e.g. 1. Some are wise, some are otherwise.
有些人聪明，有些人则不然。
2. She is not very clever, but otherwise she's a nice girl.
她并不聪明，但在其他方面，她倒是个好姑娘。

ought [ ɔ:t ] conj. 应该,大概
e.g. 1. You ought to be more careful, you know.
你应该小心一点，知道吗？
2. He ought to/should be here in time he started early enough.
他该[应]按时到这里--他出发得够早的.

ounce [ auns ] n. 盎司
e.g. 1. He tried to open the door by using every ounce of his strength.
他用尽全部力气想把门打开。
2. How many calories can an ounce of sugar supply?
一盎司糖可以供给多少卡热量？

our [ 'auə ] pron. 我们的
e.g. 1. That's not our business.
那事与我们不相干。
2. This could change our life.
这可能会改变我们的生活。

ours [ 'auəz ] pron. 我们的
e.g. 1. Your house is much bigger than ours.
你们的房子比我们的大多了。
2. Their opinion jarred with ours.
他们的意见与我们不一致。

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