16fuel 燃料 using a particular type of fuel or power 以…爲燃料,用…作動力
Most buses run on diesel.
大多數公共汽車都以柴油作燃料。
Does it work on mains electricity?
它是靠電力供應系統來運轉嗎?
17MDmedicine/drugs 藥/毒品 taking a particular drug or medicine regularly 〔經常性地〕服用OPP off
Are you still on antibiotics?
你還在服用抗生素嗎?
The doctor put her on Prozac.
醫生讓她服用“百憂解”。
A lot of these kids are on heroin by the age of 12.
這些孩子中有許多12歲就開始吸食海洛因了。
18.what’s somebody on?spoken used to say that someone is behaving in a very strange way, as if they are taking an illegal drug 某人吃錯什麽藥了?某人吸了什麽毒了?〔用於表示某人的舉止十分異常,好像吸食了毒品似的〕
19using equipment 使用設備 using a machine or piece of equipment 用〔機器或設備〕
29telephone number 電話號碼 used to say what number you should use in order to telephone someone 打…電話號碼SYN American English at
You can contact me on this number.
你可以打這個電話號碼和我聯系。
30causing SB problems 給某人帶來麻煩BREAK used when something bad happens to you, for example when something you are using suddenly stops working, or someone you have a relationship with suddenly leaves you 〔不好的事發生〕在…身上
15be/go/keep on at somebodyinformalASK FOR something/ASK somebody TO DO something to keep complaining to someone or asking someone to do something, especially when this annoys them 不停地對某人發牢騷;不斷地要某人做某事
I’ve been on at him to fix that cupboard for weeks now.
我已催了他好幾個星期叫他修那個櫃子。
I wish you wouldn’t go on at me the whole time!
我希望你别沒完沒了地對我發牢騷!
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be/go/keep on at somebody• He had a bad leg and they kept on at him to hurry up.• You used to go on at me about getting out.• But what's going on at No. 4 and No. 8 are freerides, nothing less.• Something must be going on at school.• There was some spittinggoing on at the end of the game.• A strike has been going on at the mine for over three months and the nine who died were all non-union men.• Funnystuffgoing on at the Olympics.• I must say I was not totally happy about her going on at Yeo Davis, with me in the government.
16be/go/keep on about somethingBritish EnglishBrE informalTALK TO somebody to keep talking about something, in a way that is boring or annoying 〔令人生厭地〕不斷談論某事物
He’s always going on about money.
他老是不停地說錢啊錢的。
I don’t know what you’re on about!
我不知道你在唠叨些什麽!
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be/go/keep on about something• It went on about 15 minutes too long.• Everyone goes on about Cher's dresses, showing her navel.• This made him wary as he went on about his chores and tried not to let Lucky see him.• And they don't go on about his obviousflaws, like him being a doctor and having three dozen girlfriends.• It sounded stupid the way she went on aboutloving the sea.• The first I knew about it was Malcolm going on aboutrubber.• Why do I go on about this, I wonder.• However, this is the party that goes on aboutunemployment as though it had a good record on unemployment.
17be not onBritish EnglishBrE spokenACCEPT if something is not on, it is not acceptable or reasonable 〔某事〕不行,不能接受,不合理
18be on for somethingspoken to be ready or willing to do something that someone has suggested 準備做某事;願意做某事
Right, how many of you are on for a drink after work?
好,你們有幾個人願意下班後去喝一杯?
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be on for something• That way, a member who was on for 47 seconds was being charged for two minutes.• Pressureis on forbuilders everywhere to build at low cost and to be energy-efficient.• Criss-crossing these steps in dusty Andean towns, Symmes learns that a searchis on for Che's remains.• Increasingly the search is on for dissenters.• Lighting is by a 20W Triton and a 20W Gro-lux and these are on for ten hours a day.• It is on for this weekend for sure.
19you’re onspoken used to tell someone that you accept a bet or an invitation to compete against them 賭就賭,我接受
on• You should visit Chicago while the festival is on.• OK, who left the lights on?• Rick was standing there with nothing on.• I sent Dan on ahead to find us seats at the theater.• Put your shoeson, and let's go.• There's a good comedyon at eight.• I usually get on at Irving Street.• As far as we know, the game is still on for tomorrow.• Let's go on. I want to get home before it gets dark.• You're on in two minutes.
on and on• I could go on and on but you already got more than you probably wanted out of this answer.• I hope, I really hope, that this will not drag on and on and on.• I went on and on at her: draw me, draw me, draw me, Mummy!• It goes on and on that way for two solidmonths, like a sixty-day trance-like a contact high.• She goes on and on and on.• The high bluesummerweather goes on and on and by mid-afternoon it's hot up here under the leads.• The war may well just go on and on.• Yet the pump runs on and on, its noise now a constantaccompaniment to their once-quiet lives.