noun [专属名词]校报;校刊 - Since Simon will graduate this May, the school paper needs a new editor.
verb [vt. 及物动词]上交、归还、交还、上床睡觉 - I need to turn in my homework by tomorrow.
noun [专属名词]文章，论文；物品；条款，条文；冠词；见习契约，见习期 - The article was highly defamatory.
verb [vi. 不及物动词]见习，签约做实习生；进行控告；使…受协议条款的约束 - They articled his alleged crimes.
① n. 文章
- This is a good article.
② n. 物品, 东西（强调的是商店里的一个一个的东西, 是可数名词, 单独的东西, 独立的个体）
- thing n. 指任何的东西（和article 不可相互取代）
- cargo n. 船货, (车、船、飞机等运输的)货物
- goods n. 货物, 商店里的货物的总称
adjective [原级]惊恐的，恐惧的；担心的，焦虑的 - I'm certainly not scared of him.
verb [vt. 及物动词]使惊恐，吓唬；受惊吓，害怕（scare 的过去式和过去分词） - You've got your rivals running scared.
adjective [原级]骇人的，恐怖的；<非正式>异乎寻常的，令人惊奇的；胆小的，易受惊吓的 - It was a really scary moment.
noun [专属名词]长大；《小毕的故事》（Growing Up）（电影名，又名《成长岁月》） - She doesn't want her children growing up in the public eye.
verb [vi. 不及物动词]享受，欣赏，喜爱；过得愉快，玩得开心（enjoy oneself）；享有，拥有；<美，非正式>请尽情享用； <美，非正式>请尽情享用 - Ross had always enjoyed the company of women.
adjective [原级]相配的；合适的；得体的 - Softer fabrics are much more becoming than stiffer ones.
noun [具体名词]（变化过程的）形成，发生 - Jobs are becoming increasingly scarce.
verb [vt. 及物动词]开始变得；成长为；取得资格；适合（某人）；使（人）显得漂亮（become 的现在分词） - She was becoming confused.
noun [专属名词]（职业的）作家，作者；执笔者，撰写人；写字…的人；（计算机）记录器；〈英，史〉文书，抄写员 - Turner is a writer and critic.
noun [具体名词]部分；某物的部分（局部）；（书、戏剧、电视剧等的）部，篇，集；（动植物的）器官，部位；部件，零件；成员，参与人员；（世界、国家或城镇等的）区域，地区；（头发的）分缝；（角色的）台词和动作，角色；（在活动或事件中的）作用；（乐器或声音的）声部，音部；（等）份；<古>能力 - A part for a machine or vehicle is one of the smaller pieces that is used to make it.
verb [vt. 及物动词]（使）分开，（使）分离；分别；分手；放弃，移交；给（头发）分缝 - If things that are next to each other part or if you part them, they move in opposite directions, so that there is a space between them.
adverb [方式副词]既有…又有…（part sth., part sth.）；不完全地，部分地 - If you say that something is part one thing, part another, you mean that it is to some extent the first thing and to some extent the second thing.
adjective [原级]部分的，不完全的 - It was a very severe accident and he lost part of his foot.
"Part" 是一个多功能的词根，它可以指“部分”、“分离”，也可以构成许多表示“参与”、“划分”或“分离”概念的词汇。
| part 部分；角色；分开；参与 | I only read a part of the book. 我只读了这本书的一部分。 He played a significant part in the success. 他在成功中扮演了重要角色。 The crowd began to part to let them through. 人群开始分开让他们通过。 |
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| party 派对；政党；一方（当事人） | We're having a birthday party next Saturday. 我们下周六要举办一个生日派对。 The two parties signed the agreement. 双方签署了协议。 |
| partial 部分的；偏爱的，偏袒的 | The project received partial funding. 这个项目获得了部分资金。 She is partial to chocolate ice cream. 她偏爱巧克力冰淇淋。 |
| partially 部分地 | The road was partially blocked by fallen trees. 道路被倒下的树木部分堵塞了。 |
| partialness 不完整性；偏爱 | The partialness of the data made it difficult to draw conclusions. 数据的不完整性使得难以得出结论。 |
| partiality 偏袒，偏爱 | The judge was accused of partiality towards the defendant. 法官被指控偏袒被告。 |
| partible 可分的 | The estate was partible among the heirs. 遗产可在继承人之间分割。 |
| partitive 表示部分的；部分词 | "Some" is a partitive determiner. “some”是一个部分词限定词。 |
| parting 分别，离别；分开的 | Their parting was full of tears. 他们的分别充满了泪水。 |
| partly 部分地，在某种程度上 | The success was partly due to good luck. 成功部分归因于好运。 |
| parted 分开的（part的过去式和过去分词） | Their paths parted after college. 大学毕业后他们分道扬镳了。 |
| partition 分隔；隔板；划分 | They installed a glass partition to divide the office. 他们安装了一块玻璃隔板来分隔办公室。 |
| partitioned 被划分的 | The large room was partitioned into smaller offices. 大房间被划分成了更小的办公室。 |
| partitionist （政治上）主张分裂或分治者 | The partitionist movement sought to divide the country. 分裂主义运动旨在分裂国家。 |
| apart 分开地；除了 | The old house was falling apart. 那栋老房子正在倒塌。 Aside from that, everything else is fine. 除了那个，其他一切都很好。 |
| compartment 隔间，车厢 | I put my luggage in the overhead compartment. 我把行李放在头顶的行李架上。 |
| department 部门，系 | She works in the marketing department. 她在市场部工作。 |
| impart 传授，告知 | The teacher tried to impart knowledge to her students. 老师努力向学生传授知识。 |
| nonpartisan 无党派的，不偏不倚的 | The decision was made on a nonpartisan basis. 这个决定是在无党派基础上做出的。 |
| counterpart 对应的人或物 | The CEO met with his counterpart from the rival company. 首席执行官会见了竞争对手公司的对应人物。 |
verb [vt. 及物动词]赞扬，欢呼；呼喊，招呼；下冰雹；（大量物体）像雹子般落下（或击打）；<古>表示问候或欢呼欢迎 - Faulkner has been hailed as the greatest American novelist of his generation.
noun [物质名词]冰雹；雹子般的一阵；招呼（某人） - ...a sharp short-lived storm with heavy hail.
noun [专属名词]【名】 （Hail）（阿拉伯、捷）海尔（人名） - Hail was hammering down onto the roof.
noun [专属名词]胜利者 - Oliver Townsend and co-driver Kirk Lee eventually emerged as victors after five different cars had led the event.
noun [专属名词]（Victor）人名；（俄、罗、保、匈）维克托 - Victor Hugo used Notre-Dame as the setting of his famous story.
noun [具体名词]1. 征服，战胜：通过武力或其他手段击败对手，占领其领土或控制其资源。 - Alexander the Great was known for conquering many lands.
verb [vt. 及物动词]2. 克服，战胜（困难、恐惧等）：成功地应对或解决问题、困难或恐惧。 - She is conquering her fear of heights by going rock climbing.
noun [抽象名词]欢呼；喝彩 - The audience were stamping and cheering.
adjective [原级]令人高兴的 - Doran leaned out of the window to acknowledge the cheering crowd.
verb [vt. 及物动词]欢呼（cheer 的 ing 形式） - Probably, most people will be cheering for their favorite players.
noun [专属名词]院长，教务长；主任牧师 - She was dean of the University of Washington's Graduate School.
noun [抽象名词]承认，供认；允许进入（加入），进入权；录取，录取人数；入场费；入院治疗（检查）；入场人数；入院病人 - An admission is a statement that something bad, unpleasant, or embarrassing is true.
noun [专属名词]同班同学 - She felt like a fifth-grader who had snitched on a classmate.
verb [vt. 及物动词]驱逐，赶出：将（如马）放牧。 - They turned out the horses to pasture.
verb [vt. 及物动词]翻转，倒出：将（尤指口袋）掏空以清洁或重新整理；也指清空容器的内容物。 - He turned out his pockets to see what was inside.
verb [vt. 及物动词]大量生产：通过机器生产大量产品。 - The factory turns out hundreds of cars every day.
verb [vt. 及物动词]装备，打扮：精心或精致地装备、打扮。 - She turned out in a beautiful gown for the party.
verb [vt. 及物动词]关掉，熄灭：通过转动开关关掉电器。 - Don't forget to turn out the lights before you leave.
verb [vt. 及物动词]召集，集合：从休息或庇护处召集（如卫兵或一个公司）。 - The captain turned out the soldiers for the morning drill.
verb [vt. 及物动词]出门，外出：响应召唤而离开家中，尤指大量人群。 - The voters turned out in droves for the election.
verb [vt. 及物动词]起床：离开床铺。 - I turned out of bed and started my day.
verb [vt. 及物动词]结果是，证明是：在结果或最后证明是。 - The play turned out to be a great success.
verb [vt. 及物动词]发展成，成为：在成长或发展过程中变得如何。 - He turned out to be a talented musician.
verb [vt. 及物动词]以……结束，结果是：以某种方式结束，结果是。 - The story turned out happily.
noun [专属名词]网球 - I'm not much good at tennis.
noun [专属名词]（Tennis）（英）坦尼斯（人名） - He's not much of a tennis player.
noun [集合/集体]（游戏或体育运动的）队，小组；工作队，工作组；（套在一起拉车的）一组牲口（尤指马） - Each specialist has a team of doctors under him or her.
verb [vt. 及物动词]协作，合作；使（颜色、布料、衣服）相配；（套在一起拉车的）一组牲口（尤指马） - The team played crap yesterday.
verb [vt. 及物动词]面试，面谈；采访，访问；讯问，审问；接见，会见 - When Wardell was interviewed, he was impressive, and on that basis, he was hired.
noun [具体名词]面试，面谈；采访，访谈；问讯，口头审讯；接见，会见 - The trouble began when Allan gave an interview to the Chicago Tribune last month.
noun [专属名词]申请人 - We have had lots of applicants for these positions.
verb [vt. 及物动词]同意，赞成；答应，接受；达成一致意见；商定，约定；相符，吻合；赞同；（语法）呼应；批准，认可（计划、要求等）；适合（某人） - Both have agreed on the need for the money.
noun [专属名词]晚餐开始的时间；正餐时间 - The telephone call came shortly before dinnertime.
verb [vi. 不及物动词]猜测，估计；猜中，猜到；认为，以为 - 'Guess what?' she said archly.
noun [抽象名词]猜测，推测 - Would you like to hazard a guess ?
