BIZARRE
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wannabe
ˈwɒnəbi/Submit
informalderogatory
noun
崇拜者
1.
a person who tries to be like someone else or to fit in with a particular group of people.
"a star-struck wannabe"
adjective
1.
aspiring or wanting to be a specified type of person.
"a pair of wannabe pop stars"
ANGUISH
• /ˈæŋgwɪʃ; `æŋˇwɪʃ/ n [U] severe physical or mental pain （肉体的或精神的）极度痛苦: I was in anguish until I knew she was still alive. 我以前不知道她还活着, 所以一直万分痛苦.
ANGUISH
• [fan2 men1] 煩悶 烦闷
REEL
• /riːl; ril/ n (US spool)
1 cylinder, roller or similarly shaped object on which thread, wire, fishing line, photographic film, magnetic tape, etc is wound
（线绳、金属丝、钓丝、摄影胶片、磁带等的）卷轴, 卷筒, 卷盘:
a cotton reel
绵线轴
* * a cable reel
* 电缆卷轴.
* 2 quantity of thread, etc wound on such a cylinder, roller, etc
* 一卷轴、卷筒、卷盘等的量:
* a six-reel film
* 一部有六盘胶片的电影.
• v 1 [Tn.p] ~ sth in/out wind (sth) on or off a reel;
pull (sth) in by using a reel 在卷轴等上缠绕（某物）; 从卷轴等上抽出（某物）; 用卷轴等拉拽（某物）:
reel the line, the hosepipe, etc out
从卷轴上放出线绳、水龙带等 * The angler reeled the trout in slowly. 钓鱼的人慢慢地收绕钓丝钓起鳟鱼. 2 (phr v) reel sth off say or repeat sth rapidly without pause or apparent effort 一口气说或重复某事: reel off a poem, list of names, set of instructions 一口气背出一首诗、说出许多名字、发出一系列指令.
• /riːl; ril/ v 1 [I, Ipr, Ip] move unsteadily or sway; stagger 摇摇晃晃地移动; 摇摆; 蹒跚: reel drunkenly down the road 醉得东倒西歪沿路走去 * She reeled (back) from the force of the blow. 她受此一击（向後）打了个趔趄. * I reeled round in a daze. 我头昏眼花走不稳. 2 [I, Ipr] (fig 比喻) (of the mind or head) be or become dizzy or confused; be in a whirl （指心智或头脑）眩晕, 迷乱, 发昏: The very idea sets my head reeling. 就是那念头把我弄得头昏脑胀. * His mind reeled when he heard the news/at the news. 他听到那消息後感到头发蒙. * be reeling from/with/under the shock 吓得晕头转向 * (fig 比喻) The street reeled (ie seemed to go round and round) before her eyes. 她感到街道在眼前打旋.
REEL
• [juan3 zhou4] 捲軸 卷轴
SPLASH
• /splæʃ; splæʃ/ v 1 [Tn, Tn.pr, Tn.p] ~ sth (about) (on/onto/over sb/sth); ~ sb/sth (with sth) cause (a liquid) to fly about in drops; make sb/sth wet in this way 使（液体）溅起; 溅湿某人[某物]: Stop splashing me! 别再溅我了! * splash water on/over the floor 把水洒在地板上 * splash paint onto the canvas 把颜料泼在画布上 * splash the floor with water 用水把地板泼湿 * splash water about 四处泼水 * The children love splashing water over each other. 儿童喜欢互相泼水. =>Usage at spray2 用法见spray2. 2 [I, Ipr, Ip] (of a liquid) fly about and fall in drops （指液体）溅落: Water splashed into the bucket from the tap. 水从龙头里喷溅着注入水桶中. * The rain splashed down all day. 雨 里啪啦下了一整天. 3 [usu passive 通常用于被动语态: Tn, Tn.pr] ~ sth (with sth) decorate sth with large or irregular patches of colour, paint, etc 以大片的或不规则的颜色等装饰某物: a bath towel splashed with blue and green 有绿色和蓝色大花的浴巾. 4 [Tn.pr, Tn.p] ~ sth (about) (across, on, etc sth) (a) display (a news story, photograph, etc) prominently 显眼地展示（新闻报道、照片等）: The story was splashed across the front page of the newspaper. 这篇报道刊登在报纸头版显着位置. (b) spend (money) freely and ostentatiously 大手大脚地花（钱）: He thinks he can win friends by splashing his money about. 他以为花钱大方就可以赢得朋友. 5 (phr v) splash about (in sth) sit or stand in water and make it fly about with one's hands or feet （坐在或站在水里）用手或脚溅水: children happily splashing about in the bath 在浴缸里快活地溅着水玩的孩子. splash across, along, away, through, etc move across, etc with a splashing noise 带着泼溅声走过等: We splashed (our way) across the stream. 我们哗啦哗啦地 尚过小河. * She splashed through the puddles. 她哗哗地 尚过水坑. splash down (esp of a spacecraft) land in water with a splash （尤指宇宙飞船）溅落: The spacecraft splashed down in the Pacific. 那艘宇宙飞船溅落在太平洋中. splash out (on sth) (infml 口) spend money (on sth) in an impulsive or a carefree way 心血来潮地或随意地花钱（于某事物上）: She splashed out on a new pair of shoes. 她心血来潮买了一双新鞋.
• n 1 (sound or act of) splashing 溅泼声; 溅泼: He fell into the water with a splash. 他扑通一声跌入水中. 2 mark, spot, etc made by splashing 溅上的斑点 等: There are some splashes of mud on your trousers. 你的裤子溅上泥点了. 3 amount of liquid splashed 溅泼的量: splashes of water all over the floor 溅得一地板的水. 4 bright patch of colour 鲜艳的色斑: Her dog is brown with white splashes. 她的狗是带白花的黄狗. 5 (dated Brit infml 旧, 口) small quantity of a liquid, esp of soda-water, added to a drink （搀入饮料中的）少量液体（尤指苏打水）. 6 (idm 习语) make, etc a `splash (infml 口) do sth or happen in such a way as to attract attention, create a sensation, etc 惹人注目; 引起轰动: She has made quite a splash in literary circles with her first book. 她的第一本书在文学界大为轰动. * Their engagement created a terrific splash in the popular press. 他俩订婚的事在广受欢迎的新闻界极为轰动.
SPLASH
• [po1] 潑 泼
• [jian4] 濺 溅
• [jian4 kai1] 濺開 溅开
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