mutter
不及物动词 vi.
1. 低声嘀咕,嘟嚷
The old woman muttered to herself.
这位老妇人喃喃自语。
Mr. Morgon did not look up from his maps, but he muttered a greeting.
摩根先生看着地图,没有抬起头来,但是他低声招呼了一声。 2. 抱怨[(+at/against)]
Some staff members are beginning to mutter about the new President.
有些职员开始抱怨新任的总经理。
及物动词 vt.
1. 低声含糊地说
The surgeon muttered his dissatisfaction.
外科医生低声发泄他的不满。 2. 抱怨地说
名词 n.
1. 嘟嚷;抱怨[S]
We heard a mutter of discontent.
我们听到有人窃窃私议表示不满。


attempt
及物动词 vt.
1. 试图;企图;试图做[+to-v][+v-ing]
They attempted to finish the task before July.
他们试图在七月以前完成这项任务。 2. 试图攻占
They attempted the life of the dictator.
他们试图杀死这个独裁者。
名词 n. [C]
1. 企图,尝试[(+at/on)][+to-v]
He made an attempt on the world record.
他试图打破世界纪录。
Her attempt at poetry was a failure.
她尝试写诗失败了。 2. 攻击[(+on)]
Several attempts have been made on the president's life.
已经有人三番五次试图谋杀总统。
cope
cope1
不及物动词 vi.
1. 竞争;对付,妥善处理[(+with)]
I was amazed at her ability to cope with the difficult situation.
她对付困境的能力使我惊讶。
cope2
名词 n. [C]
1. (教士的)斗篷式长袍;法衣
The judge was wearing a black cope.
这位法官穿着一件黑色的法衣。 2. 笼罩,遮盖物
及物动词 vt.
1. 加盖于
不及物动词 vi.
1. 如墙帽般突出[(+over)]


moody
形容词 a.
1. 心情不稳的,喜怒无常的
It is difficult to predict his reaction because he is so moody.
他如此喜怒无常,所以很难预知其反应如何。 2. 闷闷不乐的,郁郁寡欢的
a moody face
一张郁郁寡欢的脸
withdrawn
及物动词 vt.
1. 抽回;拉开;移开
She withdrew her eyes from his smashed right hand.
她移开视线不去看他那只打烂的右手。 2. 收回;取回;提取[(+from/out of)]
The government withdraws worn out money from use.
政府收回旧币使之不再流通。 3. 取消;撤回;撤销
The motion was withdrawn.
那项动议被撤销了。 4. 撤退,撤离;使退出[(+from)]
The troops are being gradually withdrawn.
部队正被渐渐撤回。
不及物动词 vi.
1. 撤退;离开;退出[(+from)]
He has decided to withdraw from the competition.
他已决定退出竞赛。
argumentative
形容词 a.
1. 争辩的,辩论的 2. 争论激烈的;爱追根究底的 3. 好争论的
If they were supportive and loving in the physical, often they were belligerent and argumentative in dreamtime.
如果他们在物质层是支持并相爱的，通常他们在梦想层是好斗并争辩的。


hungover
宿醉

很久米来真抱歉，去山西旅游去了

extremely
副词 ad.
1. 极端地;极其;非常
We got on extremely well.
我们相处得极好。
I am extremely sorry.
我非常抱歉。
This is an extremely difficult task.
这是一项极其困难的任务。


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properly
副词 ad.
1. 恰当地;正确地 2. 有礼貌地;体面地 3. 严格地;实际上
That is not, properly speaking, a dictionary, but a grammar.
严格说来;那不是一本词典,而是一本语法书。 4. 理所当然地
An honest man is properly indignant at the offer of a bribe.
一个诚实的人对xinghui理所当然感到愤慨。
Why did you black out last night?
昨天你为什么失去知觉了？



impend
不及物动词 vi.
1. 迫近,逼近;即将发生 2. 悬置
Crucial events impend in europe.
欧洲即将发生具有决定意义的事变。

a bed of
a bed of
She has come to realize that life is not a bed of roses.
她现在终于认识到人生并非总是称心如意的。
paranormal
形容词 a.
1. 超过正常范围的;超自然的
The lone conspirators-includes conspiracy theories, ufos, aliens, ghosts and other paranormal topics.
孤独阴谋--包括阴谋理论，计算机系统，外国人，鬼等超自然的话题。

sloppy
形容词 a.
1. 稀薄的 2. 【口】懒散的 3. 草率的 4. 感伤性的 5. 潮湿的 6. 肥大的
My boss criticized my sloppy personal appearance.
我的老板批评我衣着邋遢。

blockage
名词 n.
1. 封锁;妨碍
People can also cause the a blockage when they try to clean out their ears but only push the wax deeper inside.
当人们清理耳垢时，有时可能将耳垢弄到更深的地方，这样也可能导致听力妨碍。

profound
形容词 a.
1. 深深的;深刻的;深切的;深度的
Her parents' divorce had a profound effect on her life.
她父母的离异对她的生活有很深的影响。
He was in a state of profound shock.
他深受震惊。 2. 渊博的,造诣深的;深奥的
It's a profound book.
那是一本深奥的书。 3. 深邃的,很深的[B]
Strange creatures live in the profound depth of the ocean.
在大洋深处生活着一些奇怪的生物。 4. 全然的,完全的
profound deafness
全聋
名词 n.
1. 【书】深渊;深海;(灵魂)深处