2.1 A Intern 实习生,Internship实习机会, xylem(植)木质部, phloem(植)韧皮部
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0 ~; q: N6 I. N( g: d Battery jumper(电池)接电线, carpool合伙用车, escort护送, lost and found失物招领, rituals仪式/程序, permeate充满/弥漫, raids袭击, vision视觉, life insurance寿险, health insurance健康险, property liability insurance财产责任险, premium保费, dune沙丘, gravel砾石, fine细微/细小, windward向风的, slope坡, endorphin内啡肽(一种荷尔蒙), painkiller止疼药, chronic长期的,慢性的, placebo effect安慰剂效果, neuro-chemical神经化学的
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Crack裂开/裂口, pop敲击, inflammation炎症/狂热, sheathing覆盖物/防护物, tendons腱, tendonitis腱炎, carpal tunnel syndrome腕管综合症, pinch捏/夹痛, numb麻木, tingling 感觉刺痛/脸红
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Moose麋, beaver河狸, elk驼鹿, snares张网/设陷阱, clan部落/宗族, animator动画片制作者, calling做事的冲动/热情, brainstorming集思广益
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Sea breeze海风, land breeze陆风, ascent上升, descent下降, horn号, versatility多用途/多功能, ritual仪式, bugle猎号, tsunamis海啸, epicenter震中, eruption爆发, pounce猛冲/猛击, backwash退潮冲刷, wreck失事/沉船6 R# c! h, U8 f1 O: R- q4 h
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partible inheritance可分割财产, primogeniture长子继承权, cash reserve现金储备, inventory存货/盘存, retail零售, canyon trail峡谷小道, cramp抽筋, ranger护林员/巡逻队员, saltine cracker咸饼干, strenuous紧张艰苦的, lactic acid乳酸, fermentation发酵, aerobic需氧的" V6 |* s. s' \/ j: u4 A
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+ K: [5 d& x Z7 d, R/ W# Q$ f Pigment色素/色质, tempera蛋彩画法/广告原料, dissolve溶解, suspended悬浮, synthetic合成的, indigo(化)靛蓝色, ochre赫石/赫色, umber棕土色/红棕色, tinting着色/染色, Tyrian推罗人' ?" _, ^1 X8 K2 t9 ]
Shield volcano盾型火山, vent火山口, cinder火山渣, cone火山锥, magma岩浆, viscosity黏稠, caldera破火山口, depression低洼地/底气压, smoldering 无火苗的/阴燃的, geyser间歇泉, hot spring喷泉
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Eyestrain眼疲劳, skin rashes皮疹, Renaissance文艺复兴, perspective远景/透视画法, vanishing point尽头/灭点, mandatory强制的/命令的 # E4 c; x" p2 K7 R4 i1 r
</p> 83.save one's breath--keep silent because talking will not help
: }% h' o; b4 {3 F, m 84.hold up--(1)delay;hinder
$ q. D5 O2 J: @1 W! j w' C (2)endure,last# V) s4 m% g) o6 I3 g( E
85.have one's hands full--be very busy;be able to do no more) }$ I- P. @5 u7 k* C n
86.How come?--How is it?Why?
2 K( v+ g4 y: [7 d: X, F 87.stick around--stay or wait nearby
# W. U* i/ L5 S' y. i& U 88.make out--get along;manage
8 Y' G) R; P; `5 i" O4 P3 h 89.turn up--appear,turn out,show up8 S# d2 P, S1 P5 x! l
90.hold off--postpone;delay
6 j _) q. S5 v7 q 91.over one's head--beyond one's power to understand
' I0 b" `/ v* B7 O3 n9 a, ?& B0 w 92.stock up--buy up;lay in a good supply of
" E+ ^! \0 ?% ~1 Z# P" V C& w 93.stay put--stay in place;not leave
' j2 Z" T. ^0 F 94.keep up--continue
1 l5 n! b7 c( Z3 w! F% U# X1 P 95.tie up--occupy completely; C, ?( s+ H4 Z) u8 J+ E
96.in and out--coming in and going out often
% R" ]# [, d* X; I 97.make ends meet--make one's income suffice without incurring debt
5 s( Y& `- t" T% ^4 S5 \: j( _ 98.on and on--without stopping
9 D1 M) X2 |7 X4 ^; K3 { 99.out of this world--wonderful;great- F; H8 T2 ?, i8 f0 r- o
100.in a row--(1)in line;in alignment
8 a, m: J0 g3 N0 L/ ]" `4 d* m: Z (2)in succession;successively4 Q4 N- g* ]- n
101.wait around--waiting in vain% x- x7 N( m: G
102.cool off(down)--make or become calm1 L- Z" s6 {5 w7 E; b
103.hold the grudge--having hard feelings
" U, L) q% Z' w3 ^6 M 104.come a long way--show much improvement;make great progress
+ f h; J9 D2 z0 u1 d/ e 105.straighten out--correct a mistake;make you realize you are wrong
' j9 t( ~6 {; n6 N! {: z 106.once and for all--finally or decisively- V& p. [ n2 L% Q
107.put...away--put in the right place or out of sight3 W6 Q% h$ w. s7 X
108.out of it--not concerned with;not involved in
^+ m4 Q# ^5 O3 M w# D, v 109.bump into--meet by chance;run into
- A8 R0 l! n% a. @1 n# T! j 110.out of stock--lacking a supply of,especially temporarily
0 d+ p6 V& m! b1 @0 H% X 111.per se--in itself
: s# N* n, X3 M! F 112.keep to oneself--avoid the society of others
: m/ i6 d" c0 j D! L( Y 113.go out of one's way--make special effort to help somebody or dosomething( m) M+ w- y: d( J
114.put up--accomodate;lodge
# V: m% ^- G+ M) ?/ i4 m 115.under the weather--some what ill;in low spirit
: f7 O4 G! d5 a, w) C5 e% @ 116.come in handy--prove useful
, L8 g& y, R9 T 117.talk one out of--make one leave off or forego something by talking
1 l0 ~/ ]; a6 f$ n! g 118.wait on--serve;attend as a servant
i% k- a* g+ K& |$ o' t 119.go all out--make one's utmost effort4 b) {) Z! G9 g6 |# H! K
120.on sale--at a reduced price
. M: ~% V) c& j+ E0 a 121.try out--enter as a competitor6 Q! r2 u% k$ B' s
122.pass up--give up;renounce;reject
7 L& ?" Q* m) l1 r 123.on behalf of--as a representative of
2 K+ X) e' e, G 124.stay up--not to go to bed
r- J* Q& d$ K4 j" x 125.the odds are--the chances are;the probability is
5 K, G u: w8 }% C/ n: S4 ` 126.hold over--postpone7 i3 ~) A# ]! L' @
127.out of order--in the wrong arrangement or condition;not working right
4 d+ M+ X; J% B4 `* F0 _ 128.booked up--have no seats or rooms left;have no free time left$ r( _' W+ X! N8 W! G" l
129.fit in--find time to see someone, w+ Y L6 b L5 l6 ]4 g0 H
130.go in one ear and out the the other--make no impression
" Q' _$ t5 K4 o 131.measure up--have the necessary qualifications
5 C( w0 I3 R) L4 x1 S; d 132.change of pace--a temporary shift or variation in the normal routine or
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133.run out of--exhaust the quantity or supply of
0 s Y$ c U( N5 g* T2 P 134.go by--follow;obey
: d$ a& u, e* e" {& L+ G( i 135.take it out on--cause someone else to suffer for one's own misfortune or3 y# f9 Z/ x4 h4 D) R; d
dissatisfaction
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137.put out--disturb; annoy |