106,put up =做,从事,进行
& K9 ]$ Z; z6 ?1 r D& s& ~/ J! @ -The city is going to tear down those old houses and put up a new shopping center
) b4 n6 z) O; l: J( M: W$ J& A =为某人安排住宿,安排房间
" _6 k- [2 z' Q0 Q" r" e/ d -My company is flying me out to Hawaii on business next week
5 P* Y8 z* [7 V" d N That’s great, where are they putting you up
S, y0 w r3 o& Q! A5 Z* ?% i 107,put up with =迁就,忍受5 F. p* O, d5 c5 Q4 y- {' N
-From now on, I refuse to put up with your silliness
- h$ `( U% O9 u3 z 108,race through =快速奔跑5 X( L+ T( `$ Z# O& s
-Kevin race through the station, afraid he'd missed the train# r3 U1 V. O% _7 f
109,race the roof = 喧闹或鼓掌欢呼等,声音震耳欲聋
$ p2 D& x8 B) @! Y( o& m3 w& V2 Q% { -I borrowed Peter's favorite pen, and now I've lost it( r8 C2 a: f5 u/ Z/ W1 ?
When he finds out, he will really raise the roof
8 P0 [- ]. i2 m( P 110,really nothing to it = 没什么大不了8 M' w0 o0 P; ^5 ~& `
-I can run this projector, that’s really nothing to it$ l( p H3 f9 l6 D
111,return with regrets =婉言拒绝- U4 C- P& V5 u6 y! a
-I return to the party invitation with regrets
5 M$ E. P3 U( o8 t5 N& d, @ 112,ring a bell =令人想起某件事,听起来耳熟
" m; @' Z+ W) k1 Z( n& z -That name just doesn't ring a bell with me, |3 p) d3 n& G ^1 e2 N
113,run into =陷入,受到影响
4 T) ?4 t% b& {3 x4 t -If you run into any problem, please feel free to stop in 顺便访问* }% H, I4 `& _3 y3 d
114,run out of =用光,耗尽9 \) Z, _8 z2 |" ]' S/ x* T6 r. Z
-Remember to bring along two or three pens in case you ran out of ink5 z+ L- T9 x/ h- X) _6 M+ ^# u8 X
-Cathy is running out of time on her project2 a: @1 _* @) D3 ?5 c
-It looks as though we've run out of computer paper; {) k% ~! I0 v
116,run up against =遇到某人或某事( {" |- j, e$ r$ u' t
-Have you run up against any problem in getting you visa renewed?
8 \7 C6 C, @4 v8 f2 U0 ~5 j Not yet
3 _1 Z; }- X. [. e( M7 J) O 117,rush hour =交通高峰期! Z( x# Y9 M9 U
-Why don't we drive down town now?2 d, Z9 z: L# b+ l7 t1 o3 m2 B
Wouldn’t it be better to wait until rush hour? |