3 (arch古)過去式abode, 過去分詞abided, 現(xiàn)在分詞abiding. Remain; continue; stay，逗留；延續(xù)；居留；停留：
abide at a place. 住在某地。
Abide with me. 和我住在一起吧。
abide with somebody. 某人同住。
Abide with one's mother. 與母親同住。
abiding ---- 形容詞，enduring; permanent; 持久的；永久的：
an abiding friendship, 永恒的友誼。
an abiding hatred, 永世的仇恨。
an abiding mistrust, 積久的疑忌。
abject ---- 形容詞，1 (of conditions) wretvhed; hopeless,（指情況〕凄慘的；絕望的：
Abject proverty. 一貧如洗。
Living in abject poverty. 過著極窮困的生活。
Living in abject misery. 過著極悲慘的生活。
2 (of people, their actions or brhaviour) lacking all pride; contemptible; despicable; （指人、動作或行為〕無恥的、下賤的、卑鄙的：
An abject liar. 卑鄙的說謊者。
An abject coward. 卑鄙的膽小鬼。
Make an abject apology. 求饒。
An abject apology. 低聲下氣的道歉。 這里的an abject相當(dāng)于very humble。
abjectly ---- 副詞，悲慘地；卑鄙地；
ablaze ---- 形容詞，(pred 作表語) 1 burning; on fire; 燃燒；著火：
Set something ablaze. 點火燃燒某物。
The whole building was soon ablaze. 整座建筑很快就燃燒起來了。
The house was ablaze in a few minutes. 房子幾分鐘變?nèi)紵饋砹恕?BR> 2 ablalze with somethingfig 比喻) (a) very bright; glittering;明亮；燦爛：
Ablaze with light. 燈火通明。
The palace was ablaze with lights. 那座宮殿燈火輝煌。
The streets were ablaze with lights. 大街上燈火輝煌。
(b) very excited; 非常激動：
ablution ---- 名詞， (usual pl通常復(fù)數(shù)) (fml or joc文或謔) ceremonial washing of the body, hands, sacred vessels, etc.（對身體、手、圣器等的〕洗禮：
Perform one's ablutions, 沐浴。 相當(dāng)于wash oneself。
abnormal ---- 形容詞，different, especial in an undesirable way, from what is normal, ordinary or expected, 反常的；不正常的；變態(tài)的：
We do not think such an abnormal phenomenon will last long. 我們認為這樣的反?，F(xiàn)象不會持續(xù)很久。
Her behavior is abnormal for a girl of three years old. 以三歲女孩而言，她的行為太反常了。
An abnormal child. 畸形兒。
Abnormal psychology. 變態(tài)心里（學(xué)〕。
Abnormal specimens, 異常樣品。
Abnormal weather, 反常天氣。
Abnormal conditions, 異常情況。
Abnormal behaviour, 變態(tài)行為。
Be physically abnomal, 身體上不正常。
Be mentally abnormal, 精神上不正常。
abnormality ---- 名詞，反常；不正常；變態(tài)；
abnormally ---- 副詞，不正常地；反常地；變態(tài)地；
Abnormally large feet. 異常巨大的腳。
His face was ablaze with anger. 他滿面怒容。
abolish ---- 及物動詞，end the existence of (a custom, an institution, etc)廢除；廢止〔習(xí)俗、制度等）：
To abolish slavery. 廢除奴隸制度。
Should the death penalty be abolished? 應(yīng)該廢除死刑嗎？
abolition ---- 名詞，abolishing or being abolished; 廢除；廢止：
The abolition of slavery. 廢除奴隸制度。
The abolition of hanging. 絞刑的廢除。
abolitionist ---- 名詞，person who favours abolition, especial of capital punishment.廢除論者；（尤指〕主張廢除死刑者; 廢除主義者。
The abolitionists advocated freedom for the slaves. 奴隸制度廢除論者提倡解放奴隸。
aboriginal ---- 形容詞，(especial of people) inhabiting a land from a very early period, especial before the arrival of colonists; （尤指人）從很早的時期〔尤指殖民者到來之前）就居住于某地的；土著的：
Aboriginal inhabitants. 土著居民。
Aboriginal plants. 土生植物。
aborigine ---- 名詞，1 aboriginal inhabitant; 土著；土人。2 （also Aboriginal).
Aborigine inhabitant of Australia. 澳大利亞土人。
abide at a place. 住在某地。
Abide with me. 和我住在一起吧。
abide with somebody. 某人同住。
Abide with one's mother. 與母親同住。
abiding ---- 形容詞，enduring; permanent; 持久的；永久的：
an abiding friendship, 永恒的友誼。
an abiding hatred, 永世的仇恨。
an abiding mistrust, 積久的疑忌。
abject ---- 形容詞，1 (of conditions) wretvhed; hopeless,（指情況〕凄慘的；絕望的：
Abject proverty. 一貧如洗。
Living in abject poverty. 過著極窮困的生活。
Living in abject misery. 過著極悲慘的生活。
2 (of people, their actions or brhaviour) lacking all pride; contemptible; despicable; （指人、動作或行為〕無恥的、下賤的、卑鄙的：
An abject liar. 卑鄙的說謊者。
An abject coward. 卑鄙的膽小鬼。
Make an abject apology. 求饒。
An abject apology. 低聲下氣的道歉。 這里的an abject相當(dāng)于very humble。
abjectly ---- 副詞，悲慘地；卑鄙地；
ablaze ---- 形容詞，(pred 作表語) 1 burning; on fire; 燃燒；著火：
Set something ablaze. 點火燃燒某物。
The whole building was soon ablaze. 整座建筑很快就燃燒起來了。
The house was ablaze in a few minutes. 房子幾分鐘變?nèi)紵饋砹恕?BR> 2 ablalze with somethingfig 比喻) (a) very bright; glittering;明亮；燦爛：
Ablaze with light. 燈火通明。
The palace was ablaze with lights. 那座宮殿燈火輝煌。
The streets were ablaze with lights. 大街上燈火輝煌。
(b) very excited; 非常激動：
ablution ---- 名詞， (usual pl通常復(fù)數(shù)) (fml or joc文或謔) ceremonial washing of the body, hands, sacred vessels, etc.（對身體、手、圣器等的〕洗禮：
Perform one's ablutions, 沐浴。 相當(dāng)于wash oneself。
abnormal ---- 形容詞，different, especial in an undesirable way, from what is normal, ordinary or expected, 反常的；不正常的；變態(tài)的：
We do not think such an abnormal phenomenon will last long. 我們認為這樣的反?，F(xiàn)象不會持續(xù)很久。
Her behavior is abnormal for a girl of three years old. 以三歲女孩而言，她的行為太反常了。
An abnormal child. 畸形兒。
Abnormal psychology. 變態(tài)心里（學(xué)〕。
Abnormal specimens, 異常樣品。
Abnormal weather, 反常天氣。
Abnormal conditions, 異常情況。
Abnormal behaviour, 變態(tài)行為。
Be physically abnomal, 身體上不正常。
Be mentally abnormal, 精神上不正常。
abnormality ---- 名詞，反常；不正常；變態(tài)；
abnormally ---- 副詞，不正常地；反常地；變態(tài)地；
Abnormally large feet. 異常巨大的腳。
His face was ablaze with anger. 他滿面怒容。
abolish ---- 及物動詞，end the existence of (a custom, an institution, etc)廢除；廢止〔習(xí)俗、制度等）：
To abolish slavery. 廢除奴隸制度。
Should the death penalty be abolished? 應(yīng)該廢除死刑嗎？
abolition ---- 名詞，abolishing or being abolished; 廢除；廢止：
The abolition of slavery. 廢除奴隸制度。
The abolition of hanging. 絞刑的廢除。
abolitionist ---- 名詞，person who favours abolition, especial of capital punishment.廢除論者；（尤指〕主張廢除死刑者; 廢除主義者。
The abolitionists advocated freedom for the slaves. 奴隸制度廢除論者提倡解放奴隸。
aboriginal ---- 形容詞，(especial of people) inhabiting a land from a very early period, especial before the arrival of colonists; （尤指人）從很早的時期〔尤指殖民者到來之前）就居住于某地的；土著的：
Aboriginal inhabitants. 土著居民。
Aboriginal plants. 土生植物。
aborigine ---- 名詞，1 aboriginal inhabitant; 土著；土人。2 （also Aboriginal).
Aborigine inhabitant of Australia. 澳大利亞土人。