| 单词 | 可能发生 |
| 释义 | 〔venture〕To proceed despite possible danger or risk:孤注一掷，不顾一切：无视可能发生的危险或风险继续前进或进行：〔simulation〕Imitation or representation, as of a potential situation or in experimental testing.模拟：模仿或演习可能发生的情况或在试验性的测试中进行模仿和演习〔likelihood〕Something probable.可能发生的事物〔hypothetical〕Conditional; contingent.有条件的；可能发生的〔wind〕Likely to occur; in the offing:有可能发生；即将发生的：〔contingent〕An event or condition that is likely but not inevitable.偶然事件：可能发生但并非不可避免的事件或情形〔tinderbox〕A potentially explosive place or situation:火药筒：有可能发生爆发性事件的地方或局势：〔bewilder〕The wordbewilder is probably used much more commonly in its figurative sense "to confuse" than in its literal sense "to cause to lose one's bearings; disorient.” Yet the latter sense is most likely the clue to the original source of this word.Bewilder, first recorded in 1684, is made up of the prefix be-, here meaning "completely,” and the verb wilder, meaning "to cause to lose one's way,” first found in 1613. Wilder may in turn be a back-formation from wilderness, a much older word than wilder. Users of English might have erroneously thought thatwilderness was derived from an older verb wilder, which they then used with reference to the loss of one's way that can occur in a wilderness.单词bewilder 大概多用其比喻意义“使迷惑”，而少用其字面意义“使失去方向；使迷失方向”。 虽然后者更接近这个词的本意。Bewilder 一词于1684年首次有文字记载，由前缀 be- 这里意为“完全地”和1613年首次发现的意为“使迷路”的动词 wilder 组成。 Wilder 可能从 wilderness 反演而来，一个比 wilder 古老得多的词。 英语使用者可能误以为wilderness 是从更古老的动词 wilder 产生的， 于是他们把wilderness与可能发生在荒野中的迷路联系起来〔incidental〕Occurring or likely to occur as an unpredictable or minor accompaniment:伴随发生的：作为意想不到的或非主要的伴随情况发生或可能发生的：〔ironic〕The wordsironic, irony, and ironically are sometimes used of events and circumstances that might better be described as simply "coincidental" or "improbable,” in that they suggest no particular lessons about human vanity or folly.Thus 78 percent of the Usage Panel rejects the use ofironically in the sentence 单词ironic， irony 和 ironically 有时所修饰的事件和环境也许就简单地描述为“巧合的”或“不可能发生的”还更好一些， 因为它们并未对人类的虚妄或愚蠢提出什么特别的暗示。因此，用法专题讨论小组的百分之七十八的成员反对将ironically 用在下面这句话中 〔unlikelihood〕Something unlikely.不可能的事：不可能发生的某件事情〔reserve〕An amount of capital held back from investment in order to meet probable or possible demands.储备金；资本准备金：从投资中留存下来的，为了应付可能发生的需要的一部分资金〔familial〕Occurring or tending to occur among members of a family, usuallly by heredity:家传的，遗传的：发生于或可能发生于家庭成员之间的，尤指因遗传引起：〔possible〕Capable of happening, existing, or being true without contradicting proven facts, laws, or circumstances.可能发生的，可能存在的：能在与被证明的事实、法则或状况不发生矛盾的情况下发生、存在的或是真实的〔possible〕 Possible indicates that something may happen, exist, be true, or be realizable: Possisle 表示某件事可能发生、存在、成为真实或成为可实现的： 〔menace〕A possible danger; a threat:威胁：可能发生之危险；威胁：〔candidiasis〕A fungous infection caused by a member of the genusCandida, especially Candida albicans, that can involve various parts of the body, such as the skin and mucous membranes. Also called moniliasis 念珠菌病：一种念珠菌 所导致的真菌感染，尤指 假丝酵母 ，这种感染可能发生于身体的各部位，如皮肤和粘膜等 也作 moniliasis〔apocalyptic〕"now speaks in apocalyptic terms about the probable conflict ahead"(Financial Times)“现在以预示灾变似的话语讲着未来可能发生的冲突”(金融时报)〔eventuality〕Something that may occur; a possibility.可能性：可能发生的事；可能性〔prudence〕 Foresight implies the ability to foresee and make provision for what may happen: Foresight 指预见或为可能发生的事作准备的能力： 〔contingency〕An event that may occur but that is not likely or intended; a possibility.不测事件：可能发生但可能性又不大或非预期的事件；可能性〔probable〕Likely to happen or to be true:可能的：可能发生的或成为事实的：〔subjunctive〕Of, relating to, or being a mood of a verb used in some languages for contingent or hypothetical action, action viewed subjectively, or grammatically subordinate statements.虚拟的：属于、有关或构成一种或一组动词形式的，这种形式是用来说明被表示的行为或状态不是事实，而是思想上认为是可能发生的，或带着某些情感来看待的事情〔mesmerism〕When the members of an audience sit mesmerized by a speaker,their reactions do not take the form of dancing, sleeping, or falling into convulsions.But if Franz Anton Mesmer were addressing the audience,such behavior could be expected.Mesmer, a visionary 18th-century physician,believed cures could be effected by having patients do thingssuch as sit with their feet in a fountain of magnetized waterwhile holding cables attached to magnetized trees.Mesmer then came to believe that magnetic powers resided in himself,and during highly fashionable curative sessions in Parishe caused his patients to have reactions ranging from sleeping or dancing to convulsions.These reactions were actually brought about by hypnotic powers that Mesmer was unaware he possessed.One of his pupils, named Puységur, then used the termmesmerism (first recorded in English in 1802) for Mesmer's practices. The related wordmesmerize (first recorded in English in 1829), having shed its reference to the hypnotic doctor, lives on in the sense "to enthrall.”当一群观众被一位演讲者深深吸引时，他们的反应方式不会是舞蹈、睡眠或哄堂大笑。但是如果换了弗兰茨·奥顿·梅斯梅尔来给这群听众作演讲的话，那么这些行为是有可能发生的。梅斯梅尔，这位18世纪眼光远大的医师，认为可以通过诸如以下方法来治疗疾病，即让病人把脚放在有磁性的水中，同时手执与磁力场相连接的电线。此后，梅斯梅尔又认为他自己体内就存在着磁力，并且他在巴黎推行他的治疗方法的过程中，他又使他的病人们作出了睡眠、舞蹈直至抽搐等各种反应。这些反应实际上是他所拥有的催眠力导致的，但他自己却不知道自己拥有这样的力量。后来，梅斯梅尔的一个叫做皮勒塞格尔的学生采用了mesmerism （在英语中始见于1802年）这一字眼来给梅斯梅尔的治疗方法命名。 另一相关词汇mesmerize （在英语中始见于1829年）则摒弃了与这位催眠医师的关系， 现在这个词意是“迷惑住”〔should〕Used to express conditionality or contingency:用于表示可能性或可能发生的事件：〔chance〕Often chances The likelihood of something happening; possibility or probability: 常作 chances 或然率，机率：很有可能发生的情况；可能性或极可能性： |
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