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书籍 Insight - 中级 - 词汇洞察 5

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to fall out
to fall out
[动词]

to no longer be friends with someone as a result of an argument

闹翻, 绝交

闹翻, 绝交

Ex: Misunderstandings over a project led the colleagues to fall out and work separately. 

对一个项目的误解导致同事们闹翻并分开工作。

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to put up with

to tolerate something or someone unpleasant, often without complaining

忍受, 容忍

忍受, 容忍

Ex: She puts up with the challenges of her demanding job for the sake of career growth. 

为了职业发展,她忍受了这份要求苛刻的工作带来的挑战。

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to fall apart

to fall or break into pieces as a result of being in an extremely bad condition

崩溃, 散架

崩溃, 散架

Ex: The old book, its pages yellowed and brittle, seemed ready to fall apart with each turn. 

那本旧书,书页发黄且脆弱,似乎每次翻动都快要散架。

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to fall back on

to rely on something or ask someone for help, particularly in situations where other options have failed

依靠, 求助于

依靠, 求助于

Ex: In times of uncertainty, people often fall back on their core values and beliefs. 

在不确定的时期,人们常常依靠他们的核心价值观和信念。

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to fall for
to fall for
[动词]

to develop romantic feelings for someone

爱上, 倾心于

爱上, 倾心于

Ex: He gradually fell for his coworker as they spent more time together on work projects. 

随着他们在工作项目上共度更多时间,他逐渐爱上了他的同事。

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to fall through

(of a deal, plan, arrangement, etc.) to fail to happen or be completed

失败, 落空

失败, 落空

Ex: The scheduled meeting had to fall through due to unexpected travel restrictions. 

由于意外的旅行限制,预定的会议不得不落空。

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to get away
to get away
[动词]

to escape from someone or somewhere

从某人或某地逃脱, 成功逃脱并离开

从某人或某地逃脱, 成功逃脱并离开

Ex: The prisoners attempted to get away during the chaos of the riot. 

囚犯们试图在暴乱的混乱中逃脱。

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to get away with

to escape punishment for one's wrong actions

做了错事却逃脱惩罚, 做错事而不受惩罚

做了错事却逃脱惩罚, 做错事而不受惩罚

Ex: He was shocked that he could get away with speeding. 

他很震惊自己竟然能超速逃脱惩罚。

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to get down
to get down
[动词]

to bring a thing or person to a position that is less high

放下, 使下降

放下, 使下降

Ex: The firefighter had to get down the trapped cat from the tall tree. 

消防员不得不把被困的猫从高树上弄下来。

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to get down to

to start focusing on and engaging in a task or activity in a serious or determined manner

开始认真专注地做某事, 专注于完成一项任务

开始认真专注地做某事, 专注于完成一项任务

Ex: With the sun setting, they decided to get down to cooking dinner. 

随着太阳落山,他们决定开始做晚饭。

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to get round
to get round
[动词]

to find a way to deal with or overcome a problem or obstacle

绕过, 找到解决...的办法

绕过, 找到解决...的办法

Ex: They found a creative way to get round the traffic and arrive on time. 

他们找到了一种创造性的方法来绕过交通堵塞并准时到达。

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to get around to

to finally find the time, motivation, or opportunity to do something that has been postponed or delayed

终于抽出时间或有动力去做一直拖延的事, 终于着手做一直拖着的事

终于抽出时间或有动力去做一直拖延的事, 终于着手做一直拖着的事

Ex: I had planned to clean the attic, but I never got around to it. 

我本打算清理阁楼,但一直没抽出时间去做。

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thief
thief
[名词]

a person who steals something that belongs to someone else

小偷,  盗贼

小偷, 盗贼

Ex: Police caught the thief leaving the store with several stolen phones. 
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vandal
vandal
[名词]

someone who intentionally damages or destroys public or private property

破坏者, 故意破坏公共或私人财产的人

破坏者, 故意破坏公共或私人财产的人

Ex: The local park was closed for repairs after a vandal damaged several benches and playground equipment. 

当地公园因一名破坏者损坏了几张长椅和游乐场设备后关闭进行维修。

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to shoplift
to shoplift
[动词]

to steal goods from a store by secretly taking them without paying

商店行窃, 从商店偷东西

商店行窃, 从商店偷东西

Ex: He tried to shoplift a watch, but the security cameras caught him in the act. 

他试图商店行窃一块手表,但监控摄像头当场抓住了他。

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to offend
to offend
[动词]

to cause someone to feel disrespected, upset, etc.

冒犯, 伤害

冒犯, 伤害

Ex: His dismissive remarks about her achievements offended her and sparked resentment. 

他对其成就的轻蔑言论冒犯了她,并引发了怨恨。

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to rob
to rob
[动词]

to illegally take money or property from a person, place, or organization

抢劫,  掠夺

抢劫, 掠夺

Ex: Someone tried to rob a convenience store near Jake's apartment. 
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to mug
to mug
[动词]

to steal from someone by threatening them or using violence, particularly in a public place

抢劫, 抢夺

抢劫, 抢夺

Ex: The victim bravely fought back when the thieves tried to mug them in the park. 

当小偷试图在公园里抢劫时,受害者勇敢地进行了反击。

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disbelief
disbelief
[名词]

the state of not believing or accepting something as true or real

不相信, 怀疑

不相信, 怀疑

Ex: His story was met with complete disbelief. 

他的故事遭到了完全的怀疑。

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disagreement
disagreement
[名词]

an argument or a situation in which people have different opinions about something

分歧

分歧

Ex: The disagreement between the two departments highlighted the need for better communication and collaboration within the organization. 
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disrespect
disrespect
[名词]

an action or speech that offends a person or thing

不尊重, 无礼

不尊重, 无礼

Ex: They discussed how disrespect can affect relationships negatively. 

他们讨论了不尊重如何对关系产生负面影响。

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misfortune
misfortune
[名词]

a situation or event that causes bad luck or hardship for someone

不幸, 厄运

不幸, 厄运

Ex: Their trip was ruined by unexpected misfortune. 

他们的旅行被意外的不幸毁了。

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dishonesty
dishonesty
[名词]

the act of not telling the truth or deliberately misleading someone in order to gain an advantage or avoid punishment

不诚实

不诚实

Ex: Dishonesty in business dealings can lead to severe legal consequences. 

商业交易中的不诚实可能导致严重的法律后果。

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fair
fair
[形容词]

treating everyone equally and in a right or acceptable way

公平的, 公正的

公平的, 公正的

Ex: The judge made a fair ruling, ensuring justice for all involved. 
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obligatory
obligatory
[形容词]

necessary as a result of a rule or law

强制性的, 必须的

强制性的, 必须的

Ex: It is obligatory for all citizens to pay their taxes by the specified deadline. 

所有公民必须在指定截止日期前缴纳税款是强制性的。

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legal
legal
[形容词]

related to the law or the legal system

法律的, 合法的

法律的, 合法的

Ex: Legal proceedings were initiated to resolve the dispute. 

为解决争端,启动了法律程序。

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optional
optional
[形容词]

available or possible to choose but not required or forced

可选的, 非强制的

可选的, 非强制的

Ex: Attendance at the seminar is optional; students can attend if they are interested in the topic. 

研讨会的出席是可选的;学生如果对该主题感兴趣可以参加。

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prohibited
prohibited
[形容词]

not allowed or forbidden by law or rule

禁止的, 被禁止的

禁止的, 被禁止的

Ex: He was caught with prohibited items at the airport. 

他在机场被查获携带违禁物品。

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restrictive
restrictive
[形容词]

imposing limitations or boundaries that can hinder freedom or action

限制性的, 约束性的

限制性的, 约束性的

Ex: Her doctor put her on a restrictive diet to manage her health condition. 

她的医生让她进行限制性饮食以控制她的健康状况。

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misbehavior
misbehavior
[名词]

behavior that is inappropriate or unacceptable according to social norms or rules

不当行为, 不恰当的行为

不当行为, 不恰当的行为

Ex: Misbehavior in class can disrupt learning. 

课堂上的不当行为可能会干扰学习。

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