| 单词 | 进来 |
| 释义 | 〔march〕marched in and demanded to see the manager.进来要求见经理〔incoming〕Coming in or about to come in; entering:进来的，到来的：将或正要进来的；进入的：〔ingoing〕Going in; entering:进入的；进来的：〔see〕To admit or receive, as for consultation or a social visit:会晤：使进来或接见，如为了参考建议或社交拜访：〔income〕The act of coming in; entrance.进来的动作；进入〔neat〕"When she saw me come in tidy and well dressed, she even smiled" (Charlotte Brontë).“当她看到我穿着整洁，服装考究地进来时，她甚至笑了” （夏洛蒂·勃朗特）。〔slant〕rays of the setting sun slanting through the window;落山的太阳光从窗户里斜射进来；〔intromit〕from Latin intrōmittere [to send in, let into] 源自 拉丁语 intrōmittere [送…进来，让…进入] 〔bundle〕The children came bundling in from outside.孩子们很快地从外面进来了〔ask〕The suspects were called in and interrogated by detectives.嫌疑犯被叫了进来，侦探对他们进行审问。〔involve〕To engage as a participant; embroil:使牵涉，卷入：使某人卷进来；使参与：〔trickle〕The audience trickled in.观众一个接一个地进来了〔enter〕As the President entered, the band played "Hail to the Chief.”当总统进来时，乐队开始演奏“向领袖欢呼”〔offer〕"A footman entered, and presented . . . some mail on a silver tray" (Winston Churchill).“一个仆役进来，将银托上的一些信件呈了…上来” （温斯顿·丘吉尔）〔only〕She picked up the receiver only when he entered, not before.他刚一进来她就接到了电话。〔egress〕The act of coming or going out; emergence.进来，出去，外出：进来或出去的动作；出现〔take〕To grant admittance to; receive as a guest or an employee.让…进入，接纳，吸收：允许…进来；接受…为客人或雇员〔ritual〕"Prison was a ritual—reenacted daily, year in, year out. Prisoners came and went; generations came and went; and yet the ritual endured"(William H. Hallahan)“监狱总是一成不变——每天都有新的角色扮演，今年进来，明年出去。犯人来了又走了；一代又一代人来了又走了；尽管法令是保持不变的”(威廉H.哈勒汉)〔oversoul〕In New England transcendentalism, a spiritual essence or vital force in the universe in which all souls participate and that therefore transcends individual consciousness.超灵：在新英格兰超验论中，代表宇宙中的精神本质或生命力，在这里所有的灵魂都参与进来，从而超越了个人意念的范围〔only〕She only picked up the receiver when he entered;她只在他进来的时候接电话；〔include〕thanked the host for including us.多谢主人把我们也算了进来〔income〕from incomen [to come in] 源自 incomen [进来] 〔mascot〕The wordmascot, which usually denotes something or someone that brings good luck, enjoys a positive meaning that is a distinct improvement over the meanings of some of its ancestors. Mascot came into English as a borrowing of the French wordmascotte, meaning "mascot, charm.”The English word is first recorded in 1881 shortly after the French word, itself first recorded in 1867,was popularized by the operaLa Mascotte, performed in December 1880. The French word in turn came from the Modern Provençal wordmascoto, "piece of witchcraft, charm, amulet,”a feminine diminutive ofmasco, "witch.” This word can probably be traced back to Late Latinmasca, "witch, specter.”Perhaps a mascot is as powerful as people think;fortunately, it is now in our corner.mascot 这个词通常指能够带来好运的某物或某人， 与其最早来源的几个词的词意相比，这个词所具有的褒义色彩是明显的进步。 Mascot 是借自法语的mascotte， 意思是“符咒，魔力。”该法语词的记录1867年出现不久，就在1881年有了这个英语词汇的最早记录，因1880年12月演出的一出歌剧La Mascotte 而流传开来。 法语中单词来源于现代普罗旺斯语mascoto ， 意思是“女巫的魔法，魔术，护身符”，一个意为“女巫”的masco 的阴性小词。 这个词可能追溯到后期拉丁语的masca ， 意为“女巫，幻象”。或许吉祥物这个词是指象人们想的一样魔力无边；幸运的是，它被我们记录进来了〔roomful〕The whole roomful gasped when he entered, wearing a bizarre costume.当他穿着一件古怪的衣服走进来时，满屋子的人都倒抽了一口冷气 |
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