大学英语单词-独山在线

大学英语单词表

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sargasso [ sɑ:'gæsəu ] n. 马尾藻
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Sargasso Sea 马尾藻海(在西印度群岛东北)
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sari [ 'sɑ:ri ] n. (印度妇女的)莎丽服
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sartorial [ sɑ:'tɔ:riəl ] a. 裁缝匠的,缝工的,裁缝的
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sash [ sæʃ ] n. 饰带,肩带,腰带
v. 装以窗框
e.g. 1. Our windows have double-pane sashes.
我们的窗户有双层的玻璃窗框。
2. The officer wears sashes on his shoulders.
这名军官的肩上佩戴着肩带。

sat [ sæt ] v. sit的过去式,过去分词,坐
vbl. 坐
e.g. 1. She sat gazing out of the window.
她坐着凝视着窗外。
2. We sat on the chairs chatting in his living room.
我们坐在他起居室的椅子上聊天。

Satan [ 'seitən ] n. 撒旦(魔鬼)
e.g. 1. Satan is still a servant of God.
撒旦仍是上帝的奴仆。
2. The abode of condemned souls and devils in some religions; the place of eternal punishment for the wicked after death, presided over by Satan.
地狱某些宗教中被判有罪的灵魂或魔鬼居住的地方；邪恶之人死后永远受惩罚的地方，由撒旦统治

satanic [ sə'tænik ] a. 恶魔的, 魔鬼的
e.g. 1. American writers closed ranks yesterday behind Satanic Verses' author Salman Rushdie, with at least two demonstrations planned for tomorrow and called for President Bush to take action.
美国作家昨天团结一致支持《撒旦诗篇》的作者拉什迪，计划明天至少举行两起示威，并要求布什总统采取行动。

satchel [ 'sætʃəl ] n. (皮或帆布的)书包
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sate [ seit ] v. 使心满意足,过份的给与,sit 的过去式
e.g. 1. She sated with sleep.
她睡腻了。
2. Nothing could sate the careerist's greed for power.
什么也满足不了这个野心家的权力欲。

satellite [ 'sætəlait ] n. 卫星
e.g. 1. They have launched a man-made satellite successfully.
他们成功地发射了一颗人造卫星。
2. Television stations around the world are linked by satellite.
全世界的电视台通过卫星联系一起。

satiate [ 'seiʃieit ] v. 使饱足,生腻
vt. 使过饱
e.g. 1. She pushed her chair back from the table, satiated.
她把椅子从餐桌向后挪了挪，再也吃不下了。
2. He was satiated with pleasure.
他厌倦了享乐。

satiety [ sə'taiəti ] n. 饱足,满足
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satin [ 'sætin ] a. 缎子做(的)
n. 缎子
e.g. 1. The little girl wore satin ribbons in her hair.
小女孩在头发上戴了缎带。
2. The satin feels smooth.
这缎子摸起来很滑溜。

satiny [ 'sætini ] a. 光滑的,柔细的
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satire [ 'sætaiə ] n. 讽刺文,讽刺
e.g. 1. His new play is a satire on the fashion industry.
他的新剧本是一部讽刺时装业的作品。
2. The party in power soon learns what it's like to be on the receiving end of political satire.
执政党很快就尝到了遭受政治讽刺的滋味.

satiric [ sə'tirik ] a. 讽刺的,挖苦的
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satirical [ sə'tirik(ə)l ] a. 讽刺的,爱挖苦的
e.g. 1. A satirical imitation or burlesque of the heroic manner or style.
嘲弄地模仿英雄风格的作品对英雄行为或风格的讽刺的模仿或戏谑
2. English poet and diplomat known for his epigrams and light satirical verse.
普赖尔，马修1664－1721英国诗人和外交官，以其机智的短诗和略带讽刺的诗闻名

satirist [ 'sætirist ] n. 讽刺诗作者,讽刺家,爱挖苦别人的人
e.g. 1. Roman satirist whose works denounced the corruption and extravagance of the privileged classes in Rome.
尤维纳利斯古罗马讽刺作家，其作品谴责了古罗马特权阶级的腐化和奢侈

satirize [ 'sætiraiz ] v. 讽刺
e.g. 1. Politicians are often satirized on TV and radio.
政客常遭到电视与无线电广播的讥讽.

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