831.deterrent
美 [dɪˈtɜːrənt]
n.威慑力量;威慑因素;遏制物
adj.威慑的;遏制的;制止的
They believe capital punishment is a deterrent.
他们相信死刑有威慑作用。
Hopefully, this punishment will have a deterrent effect.
希望这个惩罚能起到威慑作用。
832.hallucination
美 [həˌluːsɪˈneɪʃn]
n.幻觉,幻想
For a moment he had had an overwhelming hallucination of her presence.
他一时觉得她好像就在身边,这种幻觉很强烈。
833.disprove
美 [ˌdɪsˈpruːv]
v.反驳,证明…有误
They accepted what he had said in default of any evidence to disprove it.
由于没有相反的证据,他们相信了他的话。
834.interrogate
美 [ɪnˈterəɡeɪt]
v.审问;询问
Police interrogate his name and address.
警察询问他的名字和地址。
835.embed
美 [ɪmˈbed]
v.把…嵌入,埋入,埋置;使深留
Debris had been embedded by the force of the blast.
爆炸的冲击力使碎片嵌了进去。
836.extinguish
美 [ɪkˈstɪŋɡwɪʃ]
v.熄灭,扑灭(火或光);使(希望等)破灭
They tried to extinguish the flames.
他们尽力把火扑灭。
837.log
美 [lɔːɡ]
n.(事件的)正式纪录;原木,圆形木材;(航海)日志
He dumped the logs on the big stone hearth.
他将一根根柴火扔进巨大的石壁炉里。
838.fraction
美 [ˈfrækʃn]
n.小部分;分数
The students had a good grasp of decimals, percentages and fractions.
学生们对小数、百分数、分数掌握得不错。
839.imperious
美 [ɪmˈpɪriəs]
adj.傲慢的,专横的
His imperious look makes us angry.
他那飞扬跋扈的样子令我们生气。
840.rite
美 [raɪt]
n.仪式;习俗
This festival descends from a religious rite.
这个节日起源于宗教仪式。