after [ 'ɑ:ftə ] a. 以后的
ad. 以后,后来
conj. 在...以后
prep. 在...之后 e.g. 1. I found your coat after you had left the house. 你离开房子之后,我发现了你的外衣。
2. He grew weak in after years. 在以后的几年里,他变得衰弱了。
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afternoon [ 'ɑ:ftə'nu:n ] n. 下午 e.g. 1. Good afternoon! 下午好!
2. Scattered showers are expected this afternoon. 预料今天下午有零星阵雨。
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afterward [ 'ɑ:ftəwəd ] ad. 后来,以后 e.g. 1. Soon afterward they left. 他们不久以后就离开了。
2. Three days afterward they met at the station. 三天后,他们在车站见面了。
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afterwards [ 'ɑ:ftəwədz ] ad. 以后,后来 e.g. 1. We saw the play separately and compared notes afterwards. 我们各自看了那出戏, 後来交换了意见.
2. Soon afterwards he made his first public statement about the affair. 不久以后,他第一次就这一事件发表了公开声明。
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again [ ə'gein ] ad. 又,再 e.g. 1. Please say that again. 请再说一次。
2. Say that again, please. 请再说一遍。
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against [ ə'genst, ə'geinst ] prep. 反对,靠,倚 e.g. 1. There are 26 votes for him and 8 against him. 有26票赞成他,8票反对他。
2. We have saved some money against our old age. 我们存了一些钱,以备老年之用。
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age [ eidʒ ] n. 年龄
v. (使)变老
vi. 变老 e.g. 1. Anxiety ages us. 忧虑催人老。
2. The period in which man learnt to make tools of iron is called the Iron Age. 人类学会用铁制造工具的时代称为铁器时代。
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aged [ 'eidʒid ] a. 年老的 e.g. 1. The heroine of the film is an aged woman. 影片的女主角是一位老妇人。
2. She is a teacher aged only twenty. 她是一位年仅二十岁的教师。
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agency [ 'eidʒənsi ] n. 代理,代理处 e.g. 1. I got this job through an employment agency. 我通过职业介绍所找到了这份工作。
2. The agency places about 2000 secretaries per annum. 该代理机构每年可为约2000名秘书安排工作.
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agenda [ ə'dʒendə ] n. 议事日程 e.g. 1. Could you run (me) off twenty copies of the agenda? 你把议事日程表给(我)复印二十份好吗?
2. This agenda will form the basis of our next meeting. 本议程将成为下次会议的中心议题.
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agent [ 'eidʒənt ] n. 代理人,代理商,特工人员 e.g. 1. He used to be a literary agent. 他曾是一位著作经纪人。
2. The agent spoke on behalf of his principal. 代理人代表他的委托人说话。
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aggravate [ 'ægrəveit ] v. 使...恶化,使...更严重 e.g. 1. The lack of rain aggravated the already serious shortage of food. 干旱少雨使原本就很严重的粮食短缺问题更加严重。
2. Don't aggravate me, child. 孩子,不要惹我生气。
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aggregate [ 'ægrigeit ] n. 合计,总计,集合体
a. 合计的,集合的,聚合的
v. 聚集,集合,合计 e.g. 1. The television audience aggregated 30 millions. 电视观众合计达3000万人.
2. Our team scored the most goals on aggregate. 整个来说, 我们队得分最多.
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aggression [ ə'greʃən ] n. 进攻,侵犯,侵害,侵略 e.g. 1. One that engages in aggression. 侵略者;挑衅者涉及侵略的人
2. In ruling out the defense of Korea, they invited aggression in that area, they thought they were going to have peace, it brought war. 为了摧毁朝鲜方面的抵抗,他们采取进攻策略,他们以为很快就会实现和平,但却带来了战争。
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aggressive [ ə'gresiv ] a. 侵犯的,攻击性的,有进取心的 e.g. 1. He is an aggressive man. 他是一个好斗的人。
2. A successful businessman must be aggressive. 一个成功的商人必须有进取心。
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aging [ 'eidʒiŋ ] n. 老化(时效,迟滞) e.g. 1. The drainage system has been aged. 排水系统已经老化了。
2. She's aging gracefully. 她老得有风韵.
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agitate [ 'ædʒiteit ] v. 使...摇动,骚动 e.g. 1. He became quite agitated when he was asked about his criminal past. 当问到他过去的犯罪历史时,他变得十分焦虑不安。
2. He was agitated about his wife's health. 他为他妻子的健康感到不安。
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agitation [ ædʒi'teiʃən ] n. 激动,兴奋,煽动 e.g. 1. He was in a state of great agitation. 他处于异常焦虑的状态。
2. The agitation of the strike arose repeatedly. 罢工风潮迭起。
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ago [ ə'gəu ] ad. 以前 e.g. 1. He came here two years ago. 他两年前来到这里。
2. He joined the army a year ago. 一年以前,他参军了。
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agony [ 'ægəni ] n. (极度的)痛苦,创痛 e.g. 1. He was in an agony of remorse. 他处于悔恨的海洋中。
2. The boxer folded up in agony. 那拳击手痛苦地倒下了.
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