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| 1.assignment (n)
(1) [C] a duty or piece of work that is given to aparticular person ［分配、指派的］工作、任務 (2) [U] [of] the act of assigning 分配，指派 assign (vt) (1) [to] to give as a share or duty; allot 分配；分派， 指派 (2) to fix or set aside for a purpose; decide on name 指定，訂出，確定 (3) [to] to give (property, rights, etc. ) by a legal process ［按法律程序］把［財產、權利等］轉讓與 assigner (n) 分配人;指定人 assignee (n) 【律】受讓人;受託人;財產保管人 assignable (a) (1) 可分配的;可指定的;可指派的 (2) 【律】可讓渡的 例：She is going to India on a special assignment for her newspaper. 她受委派到所去執行報社的一項特殊任務 例：The assignment of the chores 對雜務的分配 例：Each overseas teacher was assigned a studio. 每位外籍教師都分配到一間套房 例：Jack was assigned to the assembly shop of the factory. 傑克被分配到廠裡的裝配間工作 例：We assign a day for our meeting. 我們定下了開會的日子。 例：She assigned her whole estate to a charitable organization. 她把她的全部房產轉讓給一個慈善機構 2.media (n) fml [ the +S + sing./pl. V] thenewspapers, television, and radio. 例：The media have/ has a lot of power today. 現在大眾傳播媒介具有很大的力量 例：Government control over the media 政府對大眾傳播媒介的控制 3.choose (vt) (1) [between, from ] to pick out freely, and after consideration, from a number of things, possibilities, etc. 挑選，選擇；選取，選中 (2) to decide 選定；決定 choice (n) choosy (a) 又作picky (美) (too) careful in choosing; hard to please 喜歡挑剔的；難伺候的 例：Jean’s very choosy about what she eats.瓊對吃的東西很挑剔。 例：There’s little / nothing to choose between them. 兩者一樣好，難分上下。 例：Do as you choose. 你決定怎麼辦就怎麼辦吧 例：I can go anywhere I choose. 我願去哪兒就可以去哪兒 4.decide (vt) decided (a) (1) very clear and casily seen or understood; unquestionable 明顯的，明確的，無疑的 (2) having or showing no doubt; sure of oneself 果斷的，堅決的，自信的 decidedly (ad) fml (1) in a very dicided manner 果斷地,堅決的 (2) without doubt; clearly 無疑地,明顯地; 顯然,絕對 decision (n) (1) [C;U] 決定，抉擇；判決 (2) [U] 果斷，堅決 decisive (a) (1) showing determination and firmness; resolute 果斷的，堅定的；有決斷力的 (2) leading to a clear result; putting an end to doubt決定性的 (3) unquestionable 毫無疑問的，明確的 反 indecisive 例：We’ve decided on Paris for our next holiday. 我們已決定下度假去巴黎 例：What has the committee decided?委員會作出了什麼樣的決定？ 例：The court has decided in favor of the defendant. 法庭判決被告人勝訴。 例：Your words have decided me. 你的話使我下了決心。 例：What was it that finally decided you to give up your job? 是什麼最使你決定放棄你的工作？ 例：Whose decision was it? 例：They won the war after a decisive battle.經過一場決戰後,他們取得了戰爭勝利 例：A decisive advantage 明顯的優勢 例：The judge will give his decision tomorrow. 法官將於明天作出判決。 例：A decided change for the better明顯的好轉 例：A man of very decided opinions一個非果斷的人 例：He spoke so decidedly that none of us dared question him. 他講得那麼果斷，我們沒有一個人感於質問他。 例：The company’s prospects look decidedly gloomy. 公司的前途看起顯然很黯淡。 5.constitute (v) fml (1) to from or make up;be ［不用進行式］組成，構成；成，成為 (2) [T] to formally establish or appoint 制定，設立；任命 constitution (n) (1) [C] the system of laws and principles, usu. written down, according to which a country or an organization is governed ［常用大寫］憲法；法規；章程 (2) [C] the general condition of a person’s body or mind 體格；體質；心理素質 (3) [C] [of] fml the way in which something is put together ［正式］構成方式；構造 (4) [U] [of] the act of establishing, making, or setting up; constituting 制定；設立；組成；任命 6.disseminate (vt) fml to spread (news, ideas, etc.) widely ［正式］散佈，傳播［消息、思想等］ dissemination (n) [U] 散佈，傳播 例：the dissemination of information消息的傳播 7.in-depth(a) 深入的;徹底的 in depth ph. (片語 phrase) 全面地;深入地 例：The newspaper gave in-depth coverage of the tragic bombing. 例：We need to have an in depth knowledge (and concept*) for this cultural. 我們要對文化有全盤的認識與概念 8.subscribe (v) (1) [I] [(+to)] to pay money regularly (in surport of some good aim) 贊助 (2) [T] [(+to)] to give (money) 贈[款], 出 [錢] (3) [I] [(+to/for)] to pay regularly in order to receive a magazine, newspaper, etc. 訂閱［雜誌、報紙等］ (4) [T] [(+to)]fml to agree to pay or buy ［正式］簽（名）、(在文件等下面)簽(名),署(名) subscribe for sthg. (phr vt) fml to agree to pay or buy ［正式］認購 subscribe to sthg. (phr vt) ［常用於疑問句和否定句］ to agree with; approve of 同意，贊同 subscriber (n) (1) 贊助者，捐款者；簽名者；［報紙、雜誌等的］訂閱者，訂者 (2) someone who receive the use of a service over a period of time, for which they pay 用戶 subscription (n) (1) ［非正式］an amount of money given, esp. regularly, for membership of a society, in order to receive a magazine, etc. 捐款；會員費；訂閱費 (2) an agreement to pay regularly for something 定期為某物交款的訂講；訂閱；定期捐助 例：We subscribe to an animal protection society. 我們定期捐款給一個動物保護協會 例： Everyone in the office subscribed a couple of pounds towards his Wedding present. 辦公室裡每個人都為給他買結婚禮品拿出幾個英鎊 例：I subscribed my name to the document. 我在文件上簽了名。 例：I subscribed myself F. Smith. 我簽上自己的名字F. Smith 例：I’ve subscribed for $1000 (worth of shares.) .我認購了一千美元（的股票） 例：I’ve never subscribed to the theory that people are more important than animals. 我從來沒有同意過人比動物更重要的理論。 例：a telephone subscriber 電話用戶 例：a cable television service financed by subscriptions 靠收視費來經營的有線電視服務 例：Have you paid your annual subscription yet? 你交年度會員費了嗎？ 例：I don't subscribe to such views. 我不同意這樣的觀點 例：The new journal was bombarded with letters of criticism from the subscribers. 訂閱者的批評信使這份新雜誌感到措手不及 例：The number of phone subscribers increased last month. 上個月電話用戶數增加了 例：My subscription to the magazine will soon expire, I will renew it. 我訂閱的雜誌快到期了,我將續訂 9.turn up (phr v) 出現、發生 11.turn in (vi) (1) 交上;歸還 (2) 檢舉;送交給警察 (3) 上床睡覺 例：The father turned in his boy for killing the mother. 那個父親檢舉兒子殺害母親。 例：I'm turning in now, good night! 我要上床睡覺,晚安。 |
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