| 单词 | 一阵 |
| 释义 | 〔floor〕a motion from the floor.会员中的一阵骚动〔hail〕Something that falls with the force and quantity of a shower of ice and hard snow:落下之物：以一阵冰和硬雪块的力度和数量落下的某物：〔poleax〕"When a gang of doves circled above the flowing water and swooped in to feed, he poleaxed the leader with a clean head shot"(William Hoffman)“当一群鸽子在淙淙的流水上盘旋了一阵扑下来找食时，他头一枪就干净利落地把领头的一只撂倒了”(威廉·霍夫曼)〔vomit〕To eject or discharge in a gush; spew out:喷出：猛烈一阵喷出或释放；喷涌出：〔laugh〕To express certain emotions, especially mirth, delight, or derision, by a series of spontaneous, usually unarticulated sounds often accompanied by corresponding facial and bodily movements.笑：为表达某种情感，尤指高兴、快乐或嘲笑而发的一阵自发的，通常是不清晰的声音，并常伴随着脸部和身体的运动〔jitter〕jitters A fit of nervousness. Often used withthe. jitters 紧张不安：一阵紧张不安。常与定冠词the 连用 〔flutter〕A commotion; a stir.骚动，混乱：一场叛乱；一阵骚动〔whiff〕A slight, gentle gust of air; a waft:一阵轻而温柔的风；一阵：〔shower〕A brief fall of precipitation, such as rain, hail, or sleet.阵雨：一阵短暂的降水，如雨、冰雹或冻雨〔puff〕A short, sudden gust of wind.一阵风：一阵短促而突然的风〔speed〕The mere mention of the issue precipitated an outburst of indignation during the meeting. See also Synonyms at haste 会议上刚一提到这件事就引发了一阵愤怒 参见同义词 haste〔frenzied〕a frenzied rush for the exits.向出口处一阵狂乱的拥挤〔heat〕A hot season; a spell of hot weather.热天：炎热的季节；一阵热天气〔Parthian〕"a Parthian volley of expletives from Uncle Billy"(Bret Harte)“比利叔叔的一阵回避性的感叹语”(布雷特·哈特)〔maniacal〕a maniacal frenzy.一阵疯狂的激动〔ravage〕A tornado ravaged the countryside.一阵摧毁了乡村的龙卷风〔flurry〕a flurry of interest in the new product; a flurry of activity when the plane landed.对新产品突发的兴趣；飞机降落时的一阵骚动〔jolly〕a peal of merry laughter.一阵欢快的笑声。〔blast〕A very strong gust of wind or air.强风：一阵突然的强风或气流〔ting〕A single light metallic sound, as of a small bell.叮铛声：一阵轻脆的金属般的声音，如一个小铃铛发出的声音〔pop〕To speak thoughtlessly in a burst of released anger.说气话：在一阵愤怒的突然爆发中不经考虑地脱口说出〔ventilate〕A sea breeze ventilated the rooms.一阵海风使房间的空气更清新〔pout〕Often pouts A fit of petulant sulkiness. Often used withthe. 常作 pouts 生气，不悦：一阵愠怒。常与定冠词the 连用 〔create〕That remark created a stir.发言引起了一阵骚动〔slatch〕In New Englandaslatch can be a lull between breaking waves or a lull in a high windstorm.Its use is recorded as far back as the 17th century: "Whan it hath beene a sett of foule weather and that there comes an Interim . . . of faire weather . . . they call it a little Slatch of faire weather" (Nomenclator Navalis).Occurrence of the word in both its senses,formerly in Britainand now in New England,attests continuous use down through the centuries of the Old English wordslæc, which is pronounced today as it was in Old English.Slæc is also the source of modern slack, the relationship ofslatch and slack being evidenced in the use of slatch in 17th-century nautical parlance to denote the slack part of a rope or cable on a ship. 在新英格兰，slatch 可能是中断的波浪之间的平静， 也可能是强烈风暴中的平静。它有记载的使用可以追溯到17世纪： “当一段坏天气中出现一阵…好天气时…他们把它叫做一小强烈风暴间的好天气” （诺曼克莱特·那瓦利斯）。这个词出现在这两个意思中，以前在英国使用，现在是在新英格兰，这证明了古英语中sloc 这个词经历几个世纪的不断的使用， 它现在的发音与它在古英语中的发音一样。Sloc 还是现代英语中 slack 这个词的词源， 17世纪航海用语中用slatch 这个词来表示船上绳索松散的部分，这清楚地表明了 slatch 与 slack 这两个词之间的联系 〔rush〕A sudden, brief exhilaration:振奋：一阵突然而短暂的狂喜：〔passion〕 Fire is burning passion: Fire 是一阵燃烧的热情： 〔squall〕To blow strongly for a brief period.猛吹：猛烈地狂吹一阵〔tinkle〕Middle English tinklen [frequentative of] tinken [to emit a brief metallic sound] 中古英语 tinklen tinken的重复动词 [发出一阵简短的金属声音] 〔balmy〕a balmy breeze.一阵温和的微风〔barrage〕A rapid, concentrated discharge of missiles, as from small arms.齐射式的攻击：一阵急促的、目的集中的弹火，如轻武器的火力〔undertow〕"As she talks nostalgically of her days of glory . . . a poignant undertow emerges"(Tina Brown)“当她怀旧地谈到她的光荣日子时…一阵痛苦的回潮涌现出来”(蒂娜·布朗)〔huff〕A fit of anger or annoyance; a pique:激怒：一阵恼怒或烦恼；生气：〔reach〕A distant cry reached our ears.我们听到从远处传来一阵哭声〔rain〕a rain of fluffy cottonwood seeds; a rain of insults.如雨般落下的白杨子；一阵侮辱〔grump〕Often grumps A fit of ill temper. Often used withthe. 常作 grumps 脾气的发作，生气：一阵坏脾气。常与the 连用 〔spasmodic〕spasmodic rifle fire.一阵的机关枪扫射〔plunge〕To begin an unfamiliar venture, especially after hesitating:冒险，采取断然行动，结婚：开始进行一次不熟悉的冒险，尤其是在踌躇一阵之后：〔qualm〕"My father's old-fashioned notions boggled a little at first to this arrangement . . . but his scruples were in the end overruled" (John Galt).“对这项安排，我父亲的老式观念开始时犹豫了一阵，…但是最终他的不安被推翻了” （约翰·盖特）。〔waft〕"It was a heat that wafted from streets, rolled between buildings and settled over sidewalks"(Sarah Lyall)“一阵热气从街上飘来，在大楼间翻滚并滞留在人行道上”(撒拉·莱亚尔) |
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