综英词汇7

Quote sb. as saying...
引用某人的话说……

《中国日报》引用温总理的话说，“今年是中国的经济最复杂的一年。”
China Daily quoted Premier Wen as saying, “China’s economy this year is the most complex”.
记者援引一名领袖的话说，“我们的示威群众遭到了政府的残酷镇压。”
The correspondent quoted a leader as saying, “our demonstrators were brutally cracked down by the government.”


publicity n
1. notice or attention given to someone or something by the media
Their marriage took place amid a blaze of publicity.
2. the giving out of information for advertising or promotional purposes
His job is producing publicity for the child welfare organizations.

Give publicity to sth.
Publicize vt.
她在为学生运动准备宣传材料。
She is engaged in preparing publicity for the student movement.

该书宣传工作没有做好，所以销量不大。
The publicity for the book was poor, so sales were low.

Lose (sth.) to sb.

英格兰队以一球之差输给了巴西队。
England lost the match to Brazil by one goal.
执政党在这场选战中败给了反对党联盟。
The ruling party lost the electoral battle to the opposition alliance.

Priority n.
1. a thing that is regarded as more important than others
这件事情最重要。
This matter takes the top priority.
2. [U] right to have or do something before others
消防车和救护车比其它车辆有优先通行权。
Fire engines and ambulances have priority over other traffic.
生存权应当胜过其它一切考虑因素。
Life should take priority over all other considerations.


Feature vt.
Give prominence in performance, highlight, be characterized by…
世博会的四川馆突出介绍了大熊猫和川剧。
The Sichuan gallery at the Expo features Sichuan opera and the giant panda.
全天服务是这家商店的特色。
Round-the-clock features this store.
这种新型发动机以高速、小型和操作费用低为特色。
This new type engine features high speed, small size and economical operating costs


Stage v. to perform or arrange for public show
departure n.
1. a deviation (from an accepted or traditional course of action);
a departure from old customs, the standard procedure, etc.
2. the action of leaving
There are notices showing arrivals and departures of trains near the booking-office.

他去了法国，这更使她感到失望。
His departure for France increased her sense of disappointment.

新政策意味着保守党完全背离了以前的立场。
The new policy represents the Conservative Party’s complete departure from its previous position.

bog v.
cause (a vehicle, person, or animal) to become stuck in mud or wet ground
The tank got bogged down in the mud.
2. (cause to) become stuck and unable to make progress
Our discussions got bogged down in irrelevant detail.

我们陷在一大堆工

作中。
We were bogged down in a lot of work.


工业生产停滞不前。
Industrial production got bogged down.

Be detrimental to sth.
Be harmful to
Detriment n.

1.饮食不良有害健康。
A poor diet is detrimental to one’s health.
2. 这一税制一旦施行，必然会危害经济.
This tax cannot be introduced without detriment to the economy.

Take sb. In

Cheat, deceive

Integrity
completeness, wholeness
Safeguard sovereignty and territorial integrity
2. honesty, uprightness
a man of integrity
刚正不阿的人