小D每日一句一周詳解(06.25~07.01)

06月25日:Block their escape and this battle is over!堵住他們的退路,戰(zhàn)斗即將結束。

v.[T] 阻止,阻塞,限制?
例如:We must try all means to block the spread of the epidemic.(我們應使用一切方法去阻止流行病的傳播。)
? ? ? ? ? Get back, don't block the traffic.(往后退,不要阻塞交通。)

06月26日:Their fighters are panicked and confused.他們的戰(zhàn)士都驚慌和混亂了。

v. 使恐慌,感到驚慌(過去式為 panicked)
例如:Meanwhile, oil buyers were beginning to panic.(與此同時,石油買主們開始感到恐慌。)
? ? ? ? ? The gunfire panicked the horses.(槍聲驚嚇了馬。)

06月27日:We're out of options, General. We can't break through.我們沒有選擇了,上校。我們無法突破重圍。

1.break through:突破,突圍
例如:We attempted to break through the lines of the enemy.(我們企圖突破敵人的封鎖線。)
? ? ? ? ? It was difficult at first to break through her quiet manner.(起初很難克服她那內(nèi)向的性格。)

06月28日:You've only delayed the inevitable.你只是推遲了不可避免的。

1.delayv. 耽擱,推遲,延誤
例如:He is determined to delay no more.(他下決心不再拖延。)
? ? ? ? ? The heavy rain delayed our journey.(大雨耽擱了我們的行程。)

06月29日:Prepare to fire at the belly of the enemy ship! We're taking it out! Stand by to fire!準備深入敵人的巢穴!我們要拿下它。準備開火。

by:準備行動,袖手旁觀,支持
例如:We cannot stand by and allow such a thing.(對這樣的事我們不能袖手旁觀。)
? ? ? ? ? I might have two families to stand by me instead of one.(我可以得到兩個而不只是一個家族的支持。)

06月30日:People, at large, don’t know enough about the situation.人們普遍對情況不了解。

large:一般說來,整體上,詳盡地,充分地
例如:The question was discussed at large.(這個問題已經(jīng)詳細地討論過了。)
? ? ? ? ? The people at large are hoping for great change.(人們都希望有一些大的變革。)

07月01日:He managed to burn the candle at both ends, despite the concern of those close to him.他工作非常辛苦,并且不顧周圍人的關心。

the candle at both ends:過分地耗費精力,過分勞累
例如:I can't burn the candle at both ends forever.(我不能永遠這么過分地消耗精力。)
? ? ? ? ?They like to enjoy life and often burn the candle at both ends.(他們喜歡及時行樂,往往過度消耗精力。) ?

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