noun [抽象名词]到达，到来；到达者，加入者；产生，出现 - He was dead on arrival at the nearby hospital.
noun [专属名词]（取暖或烹饪用的）炉子，火炉；厨灶，炉头；窑；<英>温室 - She put the kettle on the gas stove.
verb [vt. 及物动词]（为了喷涂表层而）在炉中对（物体）进行热处理；（用硫磺等烟雾）烟熏，消毒（房屋）；<英>在温室中加速（植物）生长，培植（植物） - .Is there a stove in the kitchen?
verb [vt. 及物动词]击穿；挡开，延缓（stave 的过去式和过去分词） - He stove the condensed milk from a hole on the tin.
noun [专属名词]【名】 （Stove）（瑞典）斯托韦（人名） - The stove is burning.
noun [专属名词]伙伴，伙计；小伙子 - He's an intelligent man and a nice fella.
noun [专属名词]（Fella）人名；（德、意）费拉 - Have you met her new fella?
noun [具体名词]蜂蜜；亲爱的，宝贝儿；<非正式>极好的事物 - Have you seen my keys, honey?
verb [vt. 及物动词]对…说甜言蜜语；加蜜使甜；奉承 - Honey can help to detox the body.
adjective [原级]甘美的；蜂蜜似的 - She licked the honey off the spoon.
verb [vt. 及物动词]建立：将某物建立起来或使其开始运作。 - They set up a new company last year.
verb [vt. 及物动词]设立：在某地或某个场所建立或设立某物。 - They set up a booth at the trade fair.
verb [vt. 及物动词]安装：将设备或机器安装好并使其准备好进行操作。 - He set up the new computer system in the office.
verb [vt. 及物动词]筹备：为某项活动或计划做准备工作。 - They are setting up for the conference next week.
adjective [原级]愚蠢的，古怪的，不理智的；极度烦恼的，疯狂的；精神失常的；狂热的，迷恋的；（角度）极其歪斜的 - People thought they were all crazy to try to make money from manufacturing.
noun [专属名词]疯子 - Outside, mumbling, was one of New York's ever-present crazies.
noun [抽象名词]（非正式）小（用于对某人儿子的昵称或称呼方式） - If you are someone's junior, you are younger than they are.
adjective [原级]年龄较小的；地位（或级别）低的，资历较浅的；（体育运动）青少年的；<英>（7-11岁的）学童的；<英>（学校或学校的一部分) 为11或13岁以下儿童设立的；<美>（四年制大学或中学）三年级学生的；小（用于与父亲同名者的名字之后） - Junior members of the team often take on supportive roles.
noun [专属名词]【名】 （Junior）（美、巴、葡）尤尼奥尔（人名） - I completed my junior year in Spain.
noun [抽象名词]毕业；毕业典礼；（容器或设备上的）刻度；在刻度尺上按度数（或其他比例分配）的划分 - They asked what his plans were after graduation.
noun [专属名词]<美>铁路，铁轨；<美>铁路公司，铁路部门 - Court decisions always went against railroad workers.
verb [vi. 不及物动词]迫使…仓促行事，强迫…做；迫使…草率通过；<美>轻率判处 - This town got a lot bigger when the railroad came in the 1860s.
noun [具体名词]东西，物品；基本特征，特质，根本；<非正式>（某人从事的）活动，事情；<非正式>原材料；投球能力；<非正式>作品，乐曲，艺术；胡说八道，废话，荒谬的想法；<非正式>饮料，毒品；<英，旧>毛料，呢绒 - I'd like some coffee, and I don't object to the powdered stuff if it's all you've got.
verb [vt. 及物动词]塞进，填进；填满，装满；填作料，填馅；制作（动物）标本；<非正式>（使）吃撑，吃足；不稀罕，不在乎；<非正式>把同样的印刷品装进（信封）；<美>把伪造选票投入（票箱）；<英，俚>性交（一个男人和一个女人性交） - If you stuff something somewhere, you push it there quickly and roughly.
noun [抽象名词]内部，内侧；<非正式>内脏，（尤指）胃；里道，内圈；（靠近路边的）慢车道 - McAvoy was convinced he could control things from the inside but he lost control.
adverb [地点副词]在（或向）里面；在监牢里 - The couple chatted briefly on the doorstep before going inside.
preposition [位置和方向]在（或向）…内，在（或向）…里；在…时间之内；（足球、英式橄榄球等体育运动）（比另一队员）更靠近球场中心 - Inside the passport was a folded slip of paper.
adjective [原级]里面的；从内部了解到的，内线干的；（马路车道）靠近路边的，慢（道）的；（曲棍球、足球等体育运动）场地中心附近的 - The popular papers all have photo features on their inside pages.
adjective [原级]（战斗或冲突）僵持不下的；上锁的 - The door was locked from the inside.
verb [vt. 及物动词]锁上；紧闭；紧抱住（lock 的过去式和过去分词） - We were locked in.
noun [专属名词]衣架；挂钩；绞刑执行者 - Are you one of those people who use a treadmill as a fancy clothes hanger?
noun [专属名词]（Hanger）人名；（英）汉格 - The whole joint angles out horizontally from the neck, like a coat hanger.
adjective [原级]不快乐的；不幸福的；不适当的 - Her marriage is in trouble and she is desperately unhappy.
adjective [原级]失望的，沮丧的；（希望、期待）破灭的 - Adamski says he was very disappointed with the mayor's decision.
verb [vt. 及物动词]使失望；使破灭，使落空（disappoint 的过去式和过去分词形式） - To say I'm disappointed is an understatement.
verb [vt. 及物动词]想知道；（用于询问时）不知道；感到疑惑；感到诧异（wonder 的现在分词） - I'm wondering whose mother she is then.
adjective [原级]感到着迷的；觉得惊奇的；好奇的 - I was just wondering if you could help me.
verb [vt. 及物动词]送，寄出（send的过去式和过去分词） - She sent the letter by airmail.
noun [专属名词]分（爱沙尼亚货币单位，1克鲁恩等于100分） - a monetary unit of Estonia, worth one hundredth of a kroon
