
| ID | 词根 | 含义 | 编号 | 单词 | 音标 | 解释 | 项目 | 例句英语 | 例句中文 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 73 | impoverish | /im'pɔvəriʃ/ | v. 使成赤贫 | 反义词 | 1. Continuous farming impoverishes the soil. 连续耕作使土壤变得贫瘠。 | 2. The increase in dues is only 10 cents. It will not impoverish any member. 费用增加仅为10美分,不会把任何会员弄穷。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 74 | Irish | adj.爱尔兰的 | 英英解释 | 1. Irish coffee. All right, sir. 好的,爱尔兰咖啡,先生。 | 2. The Irish themselves, it must be admitted, contributed to this final division. 必须承认,爱尔兰人自己也促成了这种最后的分裂。 | |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 75 | jellyfish | /dʒelifiʃ/ | n. 海蜇 | 参考例句 | 1. Hi , my name is Helmet , Jellyfish. 嗨,我的名字是安全帽,水母。 | 2. In fact, a humble jellyfish seems to have discovered the keys to eternity. 事实上,一种不起眼的水母似乎发现了长生不老的秘诀。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 76 | Jewish | a.犹太人的 | 英英解释 | 1. Should every Jewish people hates every German people? 每个犹太人都应该去恨德国人吗? | 2. Six million Jews were killed - more than the entire Jewish population of Israel today. 万犹太人惨遭杀害──这超过了今天以色列的全部犹太人口。 | |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 77 | knavish | /neiviʃ/ | adj. (像) 恶棍的,无赖的,狡诈的 | 参考例句 | 1. There was something quite knavish in the man's attitude. 这个人的态度真有点无赖的味道。 | 2. Not to be influenced by, or give ear to knavish tattling servants, or others. 不听不老实的仆人之流搬弄是非的话,更不受他们的影响。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 78 | languish | /læŋɡwiʃ/ | v. 衰弱,变得消瘦 | 参考例句 | 1. Our vigilance never languished. 我们的警惕性从来没有放松过。 | 2. Your soul will languish for eternity. 你的灵魂将永远枯萎。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 79 | lavish | /læviʃ/ | a. 浪费的;过度的 | 参考例句 | 1. His wife lavished money upon household appliances. 他妻子在家用电器上的滥花钱。 | 2. Such lavish praise was hard to believe. 这样过度的赞扬使人难以置信。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 80 | liverish | /livəriʃ/ | adj. 患病的(尤指暴食所至),易怒的 | 参考例句 | 1. Does liverish treat a method? 肝病的治疗方法? | 2. Hidebound be to bring about liverish main reason? 营养不良是导致肝病的主要原因? |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 81 | loutish | /lautiʃ/ | adj. 粗鲁的 | 参考例句 | 1. He was a London boy, with a loutish air. 他是个伦敦学生,举止粗俗。 | 2. Tom suddenly changed from a well-behaved child into a loutish adolescent. 汤姆突然从一个有礼貌的小孩变成一个粗野的少年。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 82 | lumpish | /lʌmpiʃ/ | adj. 笨拙的 | 参考例句 | 1. Coconut Shell Charcoal is fired by the shell of coco, its form is lumpish or mealy. 椰壳炭化料是由椰壳烧制而成,其形状为块状或粉状。 | 2. Thus, also, you pass from the lumpish grub in the earth to the airy and fluttering butterfly. 这样,你还可以从土地的粗笨的蛴螬进而看到活泼的,翩跹的蝴蝶。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 83 | mannish | /mæniʃ/ | a. 男子似的,成人似的 | 英英解释 | 1. "Now, don't forget about that, " said one of the mannish women. “喂,别忘记那件事,”那两个像男人的女人中的一个说。 | 2. Pug was eagerly tearing open the envelope, addressed in Pamela's mannish vertical hand. 帕格急切地撕开信封,信封上是帕米拉那男人般的竖体字迹。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 84 | marish | /mæriʃ/ | n. 沼泽 | |||
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 85 | mawkish | /mɔ:kiʃ/ | adj. 自作多情的,令人作呕的 | 参考例句 | 1. And tenderness, too—but does that appear a mawkish thing to desiderate in life? 还要有温柔——但在生活中追求它难道不看似一件矫情的事吗? | 2. Status Offline And tenderness, too—but does that appear a mawkish thing to desiderate in life? 我还渴望柔情——但在生活中渴望柔情,这是否显得多愁善感呢? |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 86 | modish | /məudiʃ/ | adj. 时髦的 | 参考例句 | 1. His place really looks lived in—noting expensive or modish just to impress people. 他的住处看上去的确像是个舒适安定的家—丝毫没有引人注目的昂贵的时髦货。 | 2. D. E. Shaw does not like to talk about what goes on inside its modish headquarters near Times Square. 大卫·肖不喜欢谈论位于时代广场附近,建筑风格时尚的公司总部内的事情。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 87 | monkish | /mʌŋkiʃ/ | a. 僧侣,修道院士的,禁欲的 | 英英解释 | 1. Luther, according to the scandal of his monkish enemies, was a brat of that hellish breed; 按照路德在教会中那些敌人的谣言,他本人就是那种恶魔的孽种; | 2. Le Petit-Picpus, which, moreover, hardly ever had any existence, and never was more than the outline of a quarter, had nearly the monkish aspect of a Spanish town. 小比克布斯从来就是一个区的雏型,存在的年代也不长,它差不多有着西班牙城市那种古朴的外貌。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 88 | Moorish | a. 摩尔人的,摩尔人式的,摩尔人风格的 | 英英解释 | 1. Renown for their fierceness and discipline, Lamtuna troops played a large role in the initial Moorish conquest of Spain and Portugal. 由于骁勇善战军纪严明,雷姆图纳部队在摩尔人最初征服西班牙和葡萄牙诸战役中厥功至伟。 | 2. The manufacture entered Christendom either through Greece or by the capture of Moorish paper-mills during the Christian reconquest of Spain. 造纸业要么是通过希腊进入基督教世界,要么是因为基督教在又一次征服西班的过程中夺取了穆斯林的造纸厂。 | |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 89 | nourish | /nʌriʃ, 'nə:-/ | vt.提供养分,养育 | 参考例句 | 1. He had long nourished the dream of being an actor. 很久以来他一直梦想着成为一名演员。 | 2. Children need plenty of good fresh food to nourish them. 孩子们需要好的、新鲜的食物来滋养他们。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 90 | novelettish | /,nɔvə'letiʃ/ | adj. 言情的,多愁善感的 | |||
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 91 | oafish | /əufiʃ/ | adj. 呆子的,白痴的 | 参考例句 | 1. But we will never see that glory if we till the soil like oafish farm hands. 但是要是我们象白痴农奴那样去耕地,我们永远也看不到这样的荣耀! | 2. This oafish epic about the End of Days -- as predicted by the Mayan calendar -- operates in a dead zone roughly equidistant between parody and idiocy. 这部有关世界末日──来自玛雅日历的预测──的畸形大片基本上处于拙劣模仿与白痴中间的死亡地带。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 92 | oarfish | /ɔ:fiʃ, 'əu-/ | n. 皇带鱼 | 参考例句 | 1. The fisherman cast the net and caught an oarfish. 渔夫撒网捕上一条浆鱼。 | 2. The fish, which has since been sent to a museum where a scientist is examining it, is called an oarfish. 后来这条鱼被送到博物馆,由一位科学家观察研究,起名叫桨状鱼。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 93 | outlandish | /aut'lændiʃ/ | adj. 奇怪的,古怪的 | 参考例句 | 1. Her name, too, was outlandish to their ears; she called herself Kay Adams. 她的名字让他们听起来也是古怪的;她叫她自己为凯·亚当斯。 | 2. How Harry came into the possession of this outlandish stuff makes an interesting story which he is fond of relating. 哈里是如何得到这种稀奇古怪的东西的,这里有个有趣的故事,而且他挺爱把它讲给别人昕。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 94 | parish | /pæriʃ/ | n. 教区 | 英英解释 | 1. He was wedded already to his books and his parish. 他早已同他的书本和教区结了不解之缘。 | 2. He became a rector of a small parish where he ministered for several years. 他成为一个小教区的教区牧师在那里主事了几年圣事。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 95 | peevish | /pi:viʃ/ | adj. 坏脾气的,易怒的 | 参考例句 | 1. Having a peevish disposition; ill-humored. 性情不好的有着易怒性格的; | 2. After peevish【2】 years cast as China's underperforming neighbour, the huntress is now in hot pursuit. 印度这个捕猎者作为中国的近邻,多年来一直表现不佳,心情急躁,如今正奋起直追。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 96 | perish | /periʃ/ | vi.死亡,夭折;枯萎 | 反义词 | 1. Many flowers perished in the storm. 大风雪使许多花朵凋谢。 | 2. Steam will fill the atmosphere and all life will perish. 水蒸汽将充满大气层,所有的生命都将毁灭。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 97 | pettish | /petiʃ/ | adj. 易怒的,使性子的 | 参考例句 | 1. Dear, I can't act in pettish to you any further, wanting you do this did that. 亲爱的,我再也不能对你撒娇,要你做这做那了。 | 2. His elephant a nobody takes care of of child, Be acting in pettish to this world, can this world but can't give what he want loves of protect with concern. 他象一个没人管的小孩子,在对这个世界撒娇,可这个世界却没办法给予他所要的爱人的呵护与关怀。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 98 | polish | /pɔliʃ/ | vt.磨光;使优美 | 参考例句 | 1. Polish your shoes with a brush. 用刷子把你的鞋子擦亮。 | 2. We must polish the Polish furniture. 我们必须擦亮波兰的家具。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 99 | popish | /pəupiʃ/ | a. 天主教的 | 参考例句 | 1. like the Pope; in a popish manner. 像罗马教皇的;以教皇制度的方式。 | 2. A protestant emperor should be chosen time about with a popish. 新教的皇帝应和天主教的皇帝轮流选出。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 100 | prudish | /pru:diʃ/ | adj. 过分守礼的,假道学的 | 参考例句 | 1. What would have been the point of a lie that makes him out a prudish simpleton ? 如果你是撒谎,那只能使他显得是个不通人情的傻瓜蛋,这样的撒谎又有什么意思? | 2. When Obama realised his comment might cause offence to an often prudish American public he pleaded with the journalist to "cut the president some slack". 当奥巴马意识到他的评论可能会冒犯到常常过分拘谨的美国公众时,他恳求记者们“放总统一马”。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 101 | publish | /pʌbliʃ/ | vt.&vi.出版;发行 | 词汇辨析 | 1. The company publishes its accounts in August. 这家商行公布了八月份的账目。 | 2. They delay to publish the article. 他们延迟发表那篇文章。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 102 | punish | /pʌniʃ/ | vt.&vi.惩罚;处罚 | 参考例句 | 1. Motorists should be severely punished for dangerous driving. 危险开车的司机应受到惩罚。 | 2. To punish, as by beating. 惩罚通过痛打等惩罚。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 103 | radish | /rædiʃ/ | n.小萝卜 | 参考例句 | 1. Look, our radish grows so big. 看,我们的萝卜长的好大啊。 | 2. Oh, it tastes great with mustard and radish. 噢!加芥末酱和小萝卜会很美味的。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 104 | ravish | /ræviʃ/ | v. 迷住,强夺 | 反义词 | 1. Julius Caesar was ravished by Cleopatra's beauty. 克娄巴特拉的美貌使恺撒一见倾心。 | 2. This is the girl of your dreams. Ravish her! 这是你的梦中情人,上啊! |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 105 | reddish | /rediʃ/ | a. 微红的 | 参考例句 | 1. The fisherman wishes to finish the dish of reddish fish. 渔夫希望自己可以吃完这盘绯红色的鱼。 | 2. First of all, congratulations. The reddish buds are indeed new leave buds. 首先恭喜妳了。淡红色的芽的确是新叶发芽了。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 106 | reestablish | /,ri:i'stæbliʃ, -e's-/ | vt. 重建,复兴,恢复 | 参考例句 | 1. They tried every way possible to reestablish the refugees uprooted by flood in new homes. 他们千方百计为因洪水而离乡背井的难民们重建新家园。 | 2. Objective To reestablish cell polarity of hepatocytes cultured in vitro. 目的使培养肝细胞在体外重建细胞极性。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 107 | refurbish | /,ri:'fə:biʃ/ | v. 刷新,擦亮 | 参考例句 | 1. She refurbished all the pots and pans. 她将所有的锅碗瓢盆都擦拭一新。 | 2. Housing Society volunteers refurbish the homes for the elderly. 房协的义工为长者粉饰家居。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 108 | relinguish | vt.放弃;撤回 | ||||
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 109 | relinquish | /ri'liŋkwiʃ/ | v. 放弃,废除 | 反义词 | 1. She relinquished her claim to the property. 她放弃了对财产的要求。 | 2. But he would not relinquish his purpose. 但是他终不肯放弃他的目的。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 110 | relish | /reliʃ/ | n./v. 味道,喜好,享受 | 参考例句 | 1. She won't relish having to do the household chores every day. 她不喜欢每天料理家务。 | 2. The frog ate with relish . 青蛙津津有味地吃着。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 111 | replenish | /ri'pleniʃ/ | v. 补充,再装满 | 参考例句 | 1. Let me replenish your glass with some more wine. 让我给你杯子里再添点葡萄酒。 | 2. It increase skin elasticity, increases cell regeneration, replenish skin nutrients and moisture. 增加皮肤弹性、增加细胞再生力、补充营养及水份。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 112 | roguish | /rəuɡiʃ/ | adj. 捣蛋的,无赖的 | 参考例句 | 1. The man was roguish through and through. 那人是个十足的无赖。 | 2. But when Jane meets the roguish and decidedly non-aristocratic Tom Lefroy, sparks soon fly along with the sharp repartee. 然而当简遇上了流里流气显然不是贵族的汤姆·勒弗罗伊,迅即在唇枪舌剑中擦出了火花。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 113 | roundish | /raundiʃ/ | a. 圆的 | 英英解释 | 1. large oblong or roundish melon with a hard green rind and sweet watery red or occasionally yellowish pulp. 个头大的、椭圆形或圆形的瓜,绿色的硬瓜皮,水分多的、红色的果肉,偶尔果肉 微黄色 。 | 2. American plant with roundish heart-shaped or kidney-shaped leaves; usually rooted in muddy bottoms of ponds and ditches. 一种美国水生植物,叶肾形或圆心形,佛焰苞具有短的柄或无柄;通常扎根在池塘和水沟的底部淤泥中。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 114 | rubbish | /rʌbiʃ/ | n.垃圾,废物;废话 | 词汇辨析 | 1. He rubbished most of the novels written by contemporary writers. 他把大多数当代作家写的小说贬得一无是处。 | 2. We must put rubbish into the bin. 我们必须把垃圾扔进垃圾箱。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 115 | Scottish | a. 苏格兰的,苏格兰人的 | 英英解释 | 1. It has the look and feel of a Scottish country estate. 这座楼宇有著苏格兰乡村庄园的外观和感觉。 | 2. Scottish countries especially heights enjoy the most beautiful night in the Europe. 苏格兰的乡村尤其是高地,享有欧洲最美的夜色。 | |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 116 | selfish | /selfiʃ/ | a.自私的,利己的 | 参考例句 | 1. He was a very selfish giant. 他是一个非常自私的巨人。 | 2. I still believe that love is selfish. 我到现在还相信爱情是自私的。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 117 | sheepish | /ʃi:piʃ/ | a. 懦弱的,羞怯的 | 参考例句 | 1. A couple seemed a bit angry, a few looked sheepish, but most simply went on to do something else. 有一两个似乎有些生气,有几个看来?腆的,但是大部份孩子接著去做别的事就算了。 | 2. Then he shrugged, sheepish. / had to say something, he told her. I had to find a way to get your name. 过了一会,他不好意思地耸耸肩,我得说些什么吧,他对她说,我得找个法子问出你的名字。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 118 | shrewish | /ʃruiʃ/ | a. 泼妇一样的 | 参考例句 | 1. I hadn't realized how shrewish and angry I had felt as a result of speaking like that. 我过去不知道像那样地说话会让我多么地泼辣和愤怒。 | 2. She used her shrewish personality to get what she wanted and forced people to listen to her. 她运用自己泼辣的个性来取得她所想要的,同时她也逼迫他人听从自己的意见。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 119 | skirmish | /skə:miʃ/ | n. 小战,小争吵 | 参考例句 | 1. You play like a lame camel. I am the skirmish master. 你像一个瘸腿的骆驼一样,我才是战斗的大师。 | 2. And utterly untapped, in this little skirmish of ours. 和完全开发的,在这个小规模冲突我们的。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 120 | skittish | /skitiʃ/ | adj. <马等>容易受惊的,容易惊恐的 | 参考例句 | 1. She should be a skittish woman. 她应该是一个水性杨花的女人。 | 2. European stocks are generally down again as energy shares made investors skittish. 能源类股让投资人感到不安。欧洲股市再次整体下滑。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 121 | slavish | /sleiviʃ/ | a. 奴隶的,奴性的,奴隶根性的, | 参考例句 | 1. His style is a slavish imitation of his teacher's. 他一味模仿教师的风格,毫无创意。 | 2. It was essential that the Europeans break away from slavish adherence to authority. 欧洲人必须摆脱对权威的俯首听命。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 122 | sluggish | /slʌɡiʃ/ | adj. 行动迟钝的,缓慢的 | 参考例句 | 1. Sluggish flowing the great river with sorrow and silence. 缓慢流动着悲伤与寂静的巨大河流。 | 2. The sluggish economy and high unemployment also seem to have increased competition and temptation in the workplace. 此外,不景气的经济状况和高失业率似乎也加剧了工作场所的竞争和诱惑。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 123 | snappish | /snæpiʃ/ | adj. 脾气暴燥的 | 参考例句 | 1. "A whole nation of belligerent, snappish people?" asked Nikolai. “一个全国好战的国家?急躁的人民?”尼可莱问。 | 2. Aggressive peoples who think they have a grievance, who think they're undervalued. Belligerent, snappish. 那些认为自己有冤屈的人民更有侵略性,他们认为自己被低估了,所以好战而且急躁。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 124 | snobbish | /snɔbiʃ/ | a.势利的,谄上欺下的 | 参考例句 | 1. I was too grand; too snobbish, even, he said, sharply resentful. 我太傲慢、太势利、甚至于他说过于愤世嫉俗了。 | 2. It is not poverty that killed her, but the detached and snobbish teachers and colleagues around her, those who have forever lost their compassionate heart. 不是贫穷杀死了她,而是周围人的冷漠和势利杀死了她,是那些永远缺乏同情心的人杀死了她…。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 125 | sottish | /sɔtiʃ/ | a. 酗酒的,愚蠢的 | 参考例句 | 1. For my people is foolish, they have not known me; they are sottish children, and they have none understanding: they are wise to do evil, but to do good they have no knowledge. 耶和华说、我的百性愚顽、不认识我.他们是愚昧无知的儿女.有智慧行恶、没有知识行善。 | |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 126 | Spanish | n.西班牙语 | 英英解释 | 1. Spanish is one of the six UN working languages. 西班牙语是联合国六种工作语言之一。 | 2. Is it right you persuaded one of your Spanish mates to come play in England? 传闻你劝说你的一个西班牙朋友来英格兰踢球,是真的吗? | |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 127 | spleenish | /spli:niʃ/ | adj. 脾气坏的,易怒的 | |||
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 128 | squeamish | /skwi:miʃ/ | a. 过于拘谨的,洁癖的,神经质的, | 参考例句 | 1. Talking money makes most workers squeamish. 谈钱会让大部分职场人士拘谨。 | 2. If subordinates' starting wikis in your company makes you squeamish, you ought to ask yourself why. 如果你的部属开始建构维基,而你觉得惴惴不安,这时你应该问问自己在担心什麽。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 129 | starfish | /stɑ:fiʃ/ | n. 海星 | 参考例句 | 1. Starfish different colors you will get different scores oh. 海星颜色不同你得到的分数会不同哦。 | 2. Like the shape of starfish and shell design, It also increased the hat unique charm. 而且海星形状的彷贝壳设计,更为这款海洋之风曾添一份别致。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 130 | stylish | /stailiʃ/ | a. 现代风格的,流行的,潇洒的 | 反义词 | 1. Open space make the town become more pretty, more eminence, and more stylish. 城镇有了开敞空间会变得更亮丽,更崇高,更具时代感。 | 2. Look though this collection of stylish and exquisite portfolio designs to draw some inspiration for your own projects. 虽然这看起来收集的时尚和精致的设计作品,为自己的项目启发一些灵感。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 131 | sunfish | /sʌnfiʃ/ | n. 翻车鱼,淡水产小鱼 | 参考例句 | 1. important edible sunfish of eastern and central United States. 美国中部和东部重要的可食用太阳鱼。 | 2. widely distributed and highly prized American freshwater game fishes (sunfish family). 广布于美洲的高价值淡水猎用鱼(太阳鱼科。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 132 | Swedish | n. 瑞典人,瑞典语 | 英英解释 | 1. Swedish music by people around the world welcome. 瑞典音乐受到全世界人民的欢迎。 | 2. However, not everything will be a smooth transition for the Swedish company. 但是,并非一切都将是一个平稳过渡的瑞典公司。 | |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 133 | swinish | /swainiʃ/ | a. 猪的,猪一般的,卑鄙的 | 参考例句 | 1. the piggy fat-cheeked little boy and his porcine pot-bellied father; swinish slavering over food. 像猪一般的胖脸小男孩和他的猪一般大肚皮的父亲。 | 2. As far as I know, Marx is the only renowned author who has ever called his own writings "shit, " "swinish books. 据我所知,在著名作家中,只有马克思称自己的作品为“屎”、“污秽之书”。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 134 | swish | /swiʃ/ | n. 嗖嗖声 | 参考例句 | 1. Small waves swished on the shore. 海滨的细浪刷刷地冲刷着海滨沙滩。 | 2. Students learnt a new way to read a story, called SWISH. 大家学习了一种新的阅读故事的方法,叫做SWISH。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 135 | tarnish | /tɑ:niʃ/ | n./v. 失去光泽,晦暗 | 参考例句 | 1. The political scandal tarnished the reputation of the president. 这起政治丑闻败坏了总统的名誉。 | 2. But you know, honesty is not a commodity to bargain, which is the holy goddess, without any hint of tarnish. 但你可知道,诚信不是商品可以讨价还价,它是圣洁的女神,容不得一丝玷污。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 136 | thievish | /θi:viʃ/ | a. 有偷窃癖的,象盗贼的,偷偷摸摸的 | 参考例句 | 1. That cat has a thievish look. 那只猫有一副贼一般的样子。 | 2. Time's thievish progress to eternity. 是时光向永恒迈进的步伐。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 137 | ticklish | /tikliʃ/ | a. 易倒的,不安定的,难对付的, | 参考例句 | 1. I've got rather a ticklish job for him to do and I want you to stand by. 我有一项相当棘手的任务要他去执行,我要你从旁照料一下。 | 2. Draft beer's ticklish nature requires a fine balance between temperature and pressure. 生啤酒的特性细致多变,因此温度和压力必须精细平衡。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 138 | turkish | /tə:kiʃ/ | n. 土耳其语;a. 土耳其的;土耳其人(语)的 | 英英解释 | 1. Turkey signed an agreement allowing construction of the pipeline in Turkish waters. 土耳其签署协议,允许在土耳其水域内修建管道。 | 2. We will be sharing all our information that we have and I assume the Turkish authorities will do likewise. 威尔逊说:“我们将分享我们掌握的所有资料,我认为土耳其当局也会同样这样做。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 139 | unselfish | /,ʌn'selfiʃ/ | a. 不自私的,无欲的,不任性的 | 英英解释 | 1. His unselfish work is at last beginning to tell . 他那番忘我无私的工作终于开始奏效了。 | 2. We 我们可以教你学会分享,但我们不能使你慷慨无私。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 140 | vanish | /væniʃ/ | vi.突然不见,消失 | 反义词 | 1. The mysterious woman passenger vanished. 这位神秘的女乘客突然不见了。 | 2. One must become the sun, all darkness can also vanish. 自己要成为太阳,一切的黑暗也都会消失。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 141 | vanquish | /væŋkwiʃ/ | v. 征服,击溃 | 参考例句 | 1. You must vanquish your fears. 你必须克服你的恐惧心理。 | 2. It is no honour for an eagle to vanquish a dove. 对一只鹰而言,抓到只鸽子没有什么可以炫耀的。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 142 | varnish | /vɑ:niʃ/ | n. 清漆,v. 涂上清漆 | 参考例句 | 1. Don't sit on that chair ——I've just varnished it. 别坐在那个椅子上,我刚上完清漆。 | 2. Stain the table before you varnish it . 先给桌子着色,然后才能上清漆。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 143 | waggish | /wæɡiʃ/ | adj. 诙谐的,滑稽的 | 英英解释 | 1. During this melancholy pause, the turnkey read his newspaper with a waggish look. 在这个忧郁的停歇期间,看守滑稽地阅读着报纸。 | 2. Muskrat Castle, as the house had been facetiously named by some waggish officer(James Fenimore Cooper. 马斯克拉特城堡,是一些机智幽默的军官给这所房子所起的滑稽的名字(詹姆斯·费尼莫尔·库珀)。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 144 | wannish | /wɔniʃ/ | a. 稍为苍白的 | |||
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 145 | warmish | /wɔ:miʃ/ | a.尚暖和的,有点热的 | 网络释义 | 1. Fencers must wear protective clothing including a padded jacket, a warmish mask and gloves. 击剑运动员必须佩带护具,包括护胸、面罩和手套。 | 2. What's a screenwriter to do now that the Soviet Union's gone and the Cold War is a microwaved warmish mush? 苏联既已瓦解,冷战成为过去,如今的编剧们又该怎样写呢? |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 146 | waspish | /wɔspiʃ, 'wɔ:-/ | adj. 易怒的,尖刻的 | 参考例句 | 1. As this insightful, waspish book shows, the hidden similarities were greater than the visible differences. 正如这本深刻、尖锐的著作所指出的,暗藏的相似点大于可见的不同点。 | 2. bristly exchanges between the White House and the press; he became prickly and spiteful; witty and waspish about his colleagues. 白宫和新闻界之间非常敏感的交流;他变得敏感、爱记恨;对他的同事揶揄、刻毒。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 147 | wish | /wiʃ/ | vt.&n.希望;祝愿 | 反义词 | 1. He said I could try it again if I wished. 他说如果我愿意的话可以再试一次。 | 2. Her wish is to become an artist. 她的愿望是成为一名艺术家。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 148 | wolfish | /wulfiʃ/ | adj. 似狼的; 贪婪的; 残忍的 | 参考例句 | 1. The Defenders of Wildlife, a wolfish outfit, says coyotes kill 20 times more cattle than wolves do. 灰狼保护组织“野生动植物保护者”称,土狼能杀死比灰狼多20倍的家畜; | 2. If people encountered you when you were in wolfish form, they could throw an iron object at you and you'd reveal your human nature. 如果人们在你变成狼形时遇见你,他只要向你丢铁制品,你就会显露人类的本质。 |
| 126 | -ish | 表动词, 造成... | 149 | womanish | /wuməniʃ/ | adj.娘娘腔的 | 英英解释 | 1. But the profane and old-womanish myths refuse, and exercise yourself unto godliness. 只是要弃绝那世俗的言语,和老妇的虚构无稽之事,并要操练自己以至于敬虔。 | 2. Men can argue in a very womanish way, too, when they are anima-possessed and have thus been transformed into the animus of their own anima. 男人也能以一种非常女人气的方式来争论,当他被阿尼玛占据的时候,并转变成他们自己阿尼玛的阿尼姆斯时。 |
| 127 | -ish | 表示国家的或语言 | 1 | abolish | /ə'bɔliʃ/ | vt.废除,取消 | 同义词 | 1. The Emancipation Proclamation abolished slavery in the United States. 《解放宣言》在美国废除了黑奴制度。 | 2. The weapons of war must be abolished before they abolish us. 在作战武器消灭我们以前,我们应先把它消灭。 |
| 127 | -ish | 表示国家的或语言 | 2 | accomplish | /ə'kʌmpliʃ, ə'kɔm-/ | vt.达到(目的);完成 | 同义词 | 1. This task is accomplished by great effort. 这项任务是经过巨大努力才完成的。 | 2. I work hard to accomplish my goals. 我努力工作以实现我的目标。 |
| 127 | -ish | 表示国家的或语言 | 3 | admonish | /əd'mɔniʃ/ | v. 训诫,警告 | 同义词 | 1. to admonish someone not to drive too fast 警告某人不可把车开得太快 | 2. Admonish your friends privately, but praise them openly. 私下要告诫朋友,公开却要赞扬朋友。 |
| 127 | -ish | 表示国家的或语言 | 4 | amateurish | /,æmə'tə:riʃ/ | adj. 业余爱好的,不熟练的 | 同义词 | 1. This web set looks amateurish. 这个网站看起来不够专业。 | 2. I am only an amateurish cook. 我是个业余水平的厨师而已。 |
| 127 | -ish | 表示国家的或语言 | 5 | anguish | /æŋɡwiʃ/ | n. 极大痛苦 | 同义词 | 1. to anguish over the loss of a loved one 对亲爱的人的丧失感到悲痛 | 2. How ability from inside anguish the fastest go? 怎么才能从痛苦中最快的走出来? |
| 127 | -ish | 表示国家的或语言 | 6 | astonish | /ə'stɔniʃ/ | vt.使惊讶 | 同义词 | 1. It astonished her that he was able to survive. 他竟然活了下来,使她大为惊讶。 | 2. "Violet marble " action is: Astonish, calm the nerves. “紫云石”用作药材,它的作用是什么? |
| 127 | -ish | 表示国家的或语言 | 7 | banish | /bæniʃ/ | v. 放逐,摒弃 | 参考例句 | 1. The king banished the traitor from the realm. 国王把背叛者驱逐出王国。 | 2. To banish worry, doubt and fear. 让我们驱逐忧虑,疑惑和恐惧。 |
| 127 | -ish | 表示国家的或语言 | 8 | bearish | /bεəriʃ/ | adj. 熊市的;卖空的,行情看跌的 | 参考例句 | 1. Nearly everyone, however, seems to be bearish on the dollar over the long term. 但几乎所有人都似乎对美元的长期走势持悲观态度。 | 2. Technical analysts noted that the index had broken below its 60-day moving average – a bearish indicator. 技术分析人士指出,该指数已跌破60天移动平均线,这是一个熊市指标。 |
| 127 | -ish | 表示国家的或语言 | 9 | blemish | /blemiʃ/ | v. 损害,玷污n. 瑕疵,缺点 | 参考例句 | 1. The dictionary is blemished by those long ineffective example sentences. 这部词典差就差在收录那些过于冗长不当的例句。 | 2. Computers carefully grade by color and blemish. 计算机按果品颜色及瑕疵分级。 |
| 127 | -ish | 表示国家的或语言 | 10 | bluefish | /blu:fiʃ/ | n. 竹荚鱼之类 | 参考例句 | 1. Increase your intake of cold-water fish such as salmon, halibut, tuna and bluefish. ——增加冷水鱼的摄入,如鲑鱼、大比目鱼、鲔鱼、竹荚鱼等。 | 2. Bluefish supports many programming and markup languages, and includes many utilities for designers and programmers. 支持许多编程和标记语言,并且为设计者和编程人员包含了许多工具。 |
| 127 | -ish | 表示国家的或语言 | 11 | bluish | /blu:iʃ/ | a. 带蓝色的 | 参考例句 | 1. Winter mornings in many wood-burning valley towns are now shrouded in a bluish-gray haze. 目前,许多烧木材的河谷城镇,在冬季早晨经常缭绕着蓝灰色的烟雾。 | 2. When heated to high heat soldering temperatures, some 950 palladium alloys will develop a bluish-purple surface discoloration. 在焊接时如温度升得太高,一些950钯合金会产生一蓝紫色的表面变色。 |
| 127 | -ish | 表示国家的或语言 | 12 | bookish | /bukiʃ/ | a. 好读书的,书呆子的 | 参考例句 | 1. traditional teaching method is imbue the students with bookish knowledge:"theory→practice". 传统的教学模式是“理论→实验”的灌输式教学模式,教学效果常较差。 | 2. What if I simply benefited from a family love of books, or even inherited some bookish genes? 如果我仅仅是因为出生在一个热爱读书的家庭而获益,或者甚至是继承了一些好学的基因,情况又如何呢? |
| 127 | -ish | 表示国家的或语言 | 13 | boorish | /buəriʃ/ | adj. 粗野的 | 参考例句 | 1. However, as the boorish market became bearish a month ago, the hot money has kept flowing back into the banks. 一个月前牛市转熊,大量热钱便源源不断地回流到了银行。 | 2. Olivier moves in what boorish Americans regard as civilised society. Parrot is at home in the artistic demimonde. 奥利菲尔住进了粗鲁的美国人叫做开化文明社会的地方,帕洛特则住进了充满艺术气息的半上流社会。 |
| 127 | -ish | 表示国家的或语言 | 14 | boyish | /bɔiiʃ/ | a. 少年的;幼稚的 | 参考例句 | 1. She was a tall woman, and big-boned, but she appeared slight, and even boyish. 她是一个高挑个,大骨架的女人,但显得苗条甚至带点男孩子气。 | 2. Daniel: You are a girl. Of course you are not boyish. What do you expect of the Olympics, sister? 丹尼尔:你是个女孩儿,当然你不幼稚啦。那你对奥运会有什么期待,姐姐? |
| 127 | -ish | 表示国家的或语言 | 15 | brackish | /brækiʃ/ | a. 有盐味的,可厌的 | 参考例句 | 1. This is an electrical method, which is most promising when the eater is brackish. 这是一种电学方法。当水含盐时,它最有希望。(翻译成独立句) | 2. Skeleton coastatum, as a dominant microalgae in eutrophication, was found in a white legged shrimp Litopenaeus vannamei pond in brackish water. 在陆源低盐水中养殖南美白对虾期间,池塘里出现了持续时间较长的优势种中肋骨条藻。 |
| 127 | -ish | 表示国家的或语言 | 16 | brandish | /brændiʃ/ | vt. 挥,挥舞 | 参考例句 | 1. Brandishing their swords,they rode into battle. 他们挥舞着刀剑,策马进入战场。 | 2. "sits, " the girl said that "to loushang goes yours treasured sword to brandish three, all have then been rescued. “坐起来,”姑娘说道,“到楼上去把你的宝剑挥舞三下,一切便都获救了。” |
| 127 | -ish | 表示国家的或语言 | 17 | British | adj.英国的 | 英英解释 | 1. British Library. Initiatives for Access. 英国图书馆。存取倡议。 | 2. They can learn English and sample the British way of life. 他们可以学习英语并体验英国人的生活方式。 | |
| 127 | -ish | 表示国家的或语言 | 18 | brownish | /brauniʃ/ | a. 呈褐色的 | 参考例句 | 1. Abaxial leaf surface with thin silver-gray or brownish indumentum; corolla pink or rose-purple. 叶背面具薄的银灰色的或带褐色的毛被;花冠粉红色或枚瑰色紫色。 | 2. A large North American bird(Meleagris gallopavo) that has brownish plumage and a bare, wattled head and neck and is widely domesticated for food. 火鸡,吐绶鸡一种大型的北美洲鸟(吐绶鸡),羽毛呈古铜色,头颈赤裸、有垂肉,一般家养作食物用。 |
| 127 | -ish | 表示国家的或语言 | 19 | brutish | /bru:tiʃ/ | adj. 如野兽 | 参考例句 | 1. Resign yourself, my heart; sleep your brutish sleep. 认命吧,我的心;愿你睡得像野兽一样。 | 2. But they are altogether brutish and foolish: the stock is a doctrine of vanities. 他们尽都是畜类、是愚昧的.偶像的训诲算甚麽呢.偶像不过是木头。 |
| 127 | -ish | 表示国家的或语言 | 20 | bullish | /buliʃ/ | adj.股票行情看涨,物价上涨 | 英英解释 | 1. Heartfelt congratulations to the Blue Sky Happy Birthday, bullish! 衷心祝贺蓝天的蓝生日快乐,牛气冲天! | 2. A bullish result is when this rebound is able to move above the third fan trend line. 乐观的结果是此次反弹可运行到第三条扇形趋势线以上。 |
| 127 | -ish | 表示国家的或语言 | 21 | burnish | /bə:niʃ/ | v. 擦亮,磨光 | 参考例句 | 1. But GlaxoSmithKline is taking a step in Europe that may burnish its image. 但是葛兰素史克在欧洲迈出的一步可能会为其树立光辉形象。 | 2. Many people, fearful for their jobs, are trying to burnish their contacts at other firms. 许多人因为担心自己的工作,正在努力抹去和其他公司接触的痕迹。 |
| 127 | -ish | 表示国家的或语言 | 22 | catfish | /kætfiʃ/ | n. 鲶鱼 | 参考例句 | 1. Must have seen a catfish. 一定是见到鲶鱼了。 | 2. Products: catfish fillet, fresh water fish meat, fish meat products, gingko, taro. 主要产品:鱼回鱼片、淡水鱼糜、鱼糜制品、银杏肉、香荷芋。 |
| 127 | -ish | 表示国家的或语言 | 23 | cherish | /tʃeriʃ/ | vt.珍爱;怀有(感情) | 参考例句 | 1. She cherished the child as though he were her own. 她抚育这个孩子就像自己的孩子一样。 | 2. She will forever cherish you. 她将永远地珍爱你。 |
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