大学英语单词-独山在线

大学英语单词表

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ourselves [ ˌauə'selvz ] pron. 我们自己
e.g. 1. We finished the job all by ourselves.
我们全靠自己完成了这项工作。
2. We built ourselves a new surgery.
我们给自己建了一间新的外科手术室。

oust [ aust ] v. 逐出,夺取
e.g. 1. The umpire ousted the arguing player from the game.
裁判员将那位不服判决的运动员罚下场。
2. Fox was ousted from office but he had nothing to say for himself.
福克斯被赶下台，但是他没有什么可特别为自己辨护的。

out [ aut ] a. 外面的,下台的, 出局的
ad. 在外,熄减,出现
prep. 出外,离去,向
e.g. 1. He took out a book from the case.
他从箱子里拿出一本书。
2. The fire has gone out.
火已熄灭。

outage [ 'autidʒ ] 停机,断电
e.g.

outbreak [ 'autbreik ] n. 爆发
e.g. 1. There has been an outbreak of typhoid.
那儿正爆发伤寒。
2. The outbreak of riot caused many people to die.
暴乱的发生使很多人丧生。

outcast [ 'autkɑ:st ] a. 被逐出的,被遗弃的,无家可归的
n. 被驱逐的人,流浪人,无赖
e.g. 1. He was treated as an outcast.
他遭到被人赶出似的对待。
2. The outcast boy was brought up by the government.
这个被遗弃的孩子是由政府抚养大的。

outcome [ 'autkʌm ] n. 结果
e.g. 1. What was the outcome of your meeting?
你们会晤的结果如何?
2. The necessary outcome of a war is a fall in production.
战争带来的必然结果就是生产力下降。

outcry [ 'autkrai ] n. 尖叫,倒彩,强烈抗议
e.g. 1. There was a great outcry about the construction of the new airport.
公众强烈反对修建该机场。
2. The government hushed the affair up to avoid a public outcry.
当局对此事秘而不宣, 以免引起公众抗议.

outdated [ aut'deitid ] a. 旧式的,落伍的,过时的
v. 使时
vbl. 过时
e.g. 1. "What Manchester thinks today the world will think tomorrow, " is not an outdated belief. The old parochial outlook has become a world view.
"小范围的思想、言论很快就会变成大范围的思想、言论"并非过时的信条。昔日的那个地方范围的观点已成了一种世界范围的观点。
2. The quality is all right, but the style is a bit outdated.
质量无问题，只是式样有点过时。

outdo [ aut'du: ] vt. 超过,胜过
e.g. 1. She outdid all her classmates.
她超过她的所有同班同学。
2. He has outdone all his rivals in skill.
他在技巧方面胜过所有的对手。

outdoor [ 'autdɔ: ] a. 户外的,屋外的
e.g. 1. Children like outdoor activities.
孩子们喜欢户外活动。
2. I'm very keen on outdoor sports.
我非常喜欢室外运动。

outdoors [ aut'dɔ:z ] a. 户外的,野外的
ad. 在户外,在野外
n. (在)露天,户外
e.g. 1. Children of all ages should be outdoors several hours a day.
各个年龄段的孩子每天都应户外活动几个小时。
2. She's outdoors gardening every afternoon.
她每天下午都在户外搞园艺.

outer [ 'autə ] a. 外部的,外面的
e.g. 1. These creatures were believed to have come from outer space.
据信这种生物来自外太空。
2. The outer walls of the building were painted blue.
这座建筑的外墙被漆成了蓝色。

outermost [ 'autəməust ] a. 最外方的(最远的,最高头的)
e.g.

outfit [ 'autfit ] n. 用具,配备,机构
v. 配备,供应
e.g. 1. The company will provide the sports outfits for all the players.
这家公司将为所有运动员提供全套运动服装。
2. Such an outfit would be a useful addition to my wardrobe.
在我的服装中添置这一套会有用的.

outgoing [ 'autgəuiŋ ] n. 外出,开支,流出
a. 喜欢外出的
[计算机] 输出
e.g. 1. She's very outgoing.
她非常爱好交际。
2. She's outgoing and a good mixer.
她是一个杰出的爱交际的人

outing [ 'autiŋ ] n. 郊游,远足
a. 远足适用的
e.g. 1. Let's go for an outing.
我们郊游去。
2. We had an outing to the seaside last summer.
我们去年夏天去海边旅行。

outland [ 'autlænd ] n. 偏僻地区
e.g.

outlandish [ aut'lændiʃ ] a. 外国味的(奇异的)
e.g. 1. How Harry came into the possession of this outlandish stuff makes an interesting story which he is fond of relating.
哈里如何得到这种稀奇古怪的东西，是一个他津津乐道的有趣的故事。

outlaw [ 'autlɔ: ] n. 被剥夺法律保护的人,罪犯
v. 使...失去法律保护,将...逐出社会,宣告非法
e.g. 1. Bands of outlaws lived in the desolate mountains after breaking the laws.
成群的歹徒犯法后栖身于荒山中。
2. Bad man, the accidental, noble outlaw.
有坏人啦，出人意料的逃。

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