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heart
Word family
heart1 /hɑːt $ hɑːrt/ ●●● S1 W1 noun → hart
1 body organ 人体器官 [countableC]HBBODY the organ in your chest which pumps blood through your body 心（脏） →5 see picture at 见图 human1
2 emotions/love 感情/爱 [countableC]EMOTIONAL the part of you that feels strong emotions and feelings 心，内心；感情
It would break Kate’s heart (=make her extremely sad) to leave the lovely old house.
离开那美丽的老房子会让凯特心碎的。
5 from the (bottom of your) heart REAL/NOT FALSE OR ARTIFICIALwith great sincerity and strength of feeling 从内心；真心地
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straight from the heart• What she said came straight from the heart.• He's come straight from the heart of it.
6 in your heart (of hearts) SUREif you know, feel, or believe something in your heart, you are secretly sure about it although you may not admit it 在心底里，在内心深处
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in your heart (of hearts)• They circled frantically in her head and in her heart.• And in her heart she allowed hope to blossom into fragile life again.• All this put a sharp chill in his heart.• Only in memories will Earnhardt return to a place he held deep in his heart.• We are empty in our hearts.• Believe me, we all had a warm place in our hearts for Sidney.• How long must I wrestle with my thoughts and every day have sorrow in my heart?• Never was a boy more overpowered, lonely, and frightened, or carried a greater burden of unhappiness in his heart.
7 important part of STH 某事物的重要部分MAIN [singular] the most important or central part of a problem, question etc 中心，核心；关键
9 at heart CHARACTER/PERSONALITYif you are a particular kind of person at heart, that is the kind of person that you really are even though you may appear or behave differently 本质上，心底里；实际上
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10 the centre of an area 地区的中心 [countableC]MIDDLE the middle part of an area furthest from the edge 中心（地区）
11 close/dear to somebody’s heart LIKE somebody OR somethingLIKE/SIMILARvery important to someone 为某人所爱[重视]的
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close/dear to somebody’s heart• It is one that lies close to the heart of any study of the interaction of religion and society.• His latest challenge is on a smaller scale, but it's much closer to his heart.• I hold you near, close to my heart, There's so much for me to give, Where to begin?• One subject is obviously dear to Schofield's heart - the captaincy of Great Britain and Leeds.• The President would go to Williamsburg, Virginia, a place close to his heart.• Other songs: Include Stainsby Girls, inspired by a Middlesbrough school close to his heart.• The electrification of the network, a topic close to Lenin's heart, was discussed in the pages of Gudok.
12 the hearts and minds of somebody the thoughts, emotions, and attitudes a group of people have about a particular subject, which is a combination of their strong emotional feelings and their calm and sensible thoughts 某类人的感情和思想
14 somebody’s heart sinks used to say that someone suddenly lost hope and began to feel unhappy 某人的心沉了下去
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15 with all your heart VERYwith all your strength, energy, or emotion 全心全意地，真心实意地
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with all your heart• I believe with all my heart that we were about to be overrun.• And I am glad, yes, glad with all my heart.• And you do it with all your heart in order to f fulfill whatever.• He held that microphone steady with all his heart.• I believed that with all my heart.• I wish with all my heart I could believe what you say.• It had seemed right in that split second; now she wished with all her heart that she hadn't done it.
16 take something to heart UPSETto consider what someone says to you very seriously, often because it upsets you 把某事放在心上；为某事耿耿于怀
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take something to heart• After his return to the Church, Gary Cosgrove began taking this counsel to heart.• Having thus cleverly disarmed his remarks, he effectively placed the onus for taking them to heart squarely on Robby.• As a young seminarian, Stuart Cullen had taken that to heart.• But Alain, he is so sensitive, he has taken the affair to heart.• Brian is a very sensitive kind of person and he takes criticism very much to heart.• Had he taken the advice to heart, he might have written a quite different book.• Jack took his father's advice to heart.• He really took the matter to heart and finally wrote his Master's thesis on the subject.• Don't take anything he said to heart - he was drunk.• In fact, I think quite a lot of them took it to heart.• I wish my friends would take that to heart.
17 somebody’s heart goes out to somebody SYMPATHIZEused to say that someone feels a lot of sympathy towards another person 某人非常同情某人
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18 card games 纸牌游戏
19 do something to your heart’s content OFTENto do something as much as you want 痛快地[尽情地]做某事
20 somebody’s heart misses/skips a beat used to say that someone suddenly feels a moment of fear or excitement 某人心跳停顿了一下〔表示突然感到惊恐或兴奋〕
21 set your heart on something to want something very much 非常想得到某物，渴望得到某物
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set your heart on something• He's always set his heart on going to Simon's school.• He was not a man to give way easily and he had clearly set his heart on making her recognise her father.• By January 1768 they were back in Vienna, where Leopold had set his heart on securing an opera commission for Wolfgang.• So now, after all, there was something she had set her heart on.• I have held no office because Thou did not will it, and I never set my heart on office.• He's set his heart on a new bike for Christmas.
22 a man/woman etc after my own heart LIKE somebody OR somethingsomeone who likes the same things or behaves in the same way that you do 和我趣味相投[情投意合]的男人/女人等
23 cry/sing etc your heart out if you cry, sing etc your heart out, you do it with all your energy or emotion 号啕大哭/放声歌唱等
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cry/sing etc your heart out• Anyway, then she just sprawled on the floor and cried her heart out.• After this last furlough we paid a last sad visit to the school and found a small girl crying her heart out.• March 7: I cried my heart out last night after seeing the movie High Tide.• For the first time since I cried my heart out in Puerto Rico - I was crying.• We would march along in step, doing eighty-eight paces to the minute, singing our hearts out.• She cried her heart out, all because of an unruly trouble-making, black-hearted child who was ripping her apart.
24 your heart’s desire/everything your heart could desire ALL/EVERYTHINGthe one thing you want most, or everything that you could possibly want 最渴望的事/一切可能的愿望
25 not have the heart to do something CAN'Tto be unable to do something because it will make someone unhappy 不忍心做某事
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26 somebody’s heart isn’t in it WANTused to say that someone does not really want to do something 某人的心不在此事上〔指并非真心想做某事〕
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27 do something out of the goodness of your heart to do something out of kindness, not because you have been asked or expect a reward 出于好意做某事
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28 take somebody to your heart if people take someone to their hearts, they like them very much 非常喜爱某人
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30. give/lose your heart to somebody to start to love someone very much 爱上某人
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give/lose your heart to somebody• I had lost my heart to the little, golden flowers that brightened the meadows like a thousand suns.• This very thing was only one of the reasons why he had never wanted to lose his heart to anyone.
31. my heart was in my mouth FRIGHTENEDused to say that you suddenly felt very afraid 我的心都快跳出来了〔指突然感到害怕〕
32 somebody’s heart is in the right place informalKIND used to say that someone is really a kind person and has the right feelings about something important 某人心地是善良的，某人的用心是好的
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somebody’s heart is in the right place• He can be rude and bad-tempered sometimes, but his heart's in the right place.• Mike's a little grouchy sometimes, but his heart's in the right place.
33. it does your heart good to see/hear something HAPPYused to say that something makes you feel happy 很高兴看到/听到某事物
34 somebody’s heart leaps literarySAD/UNHAPPY used to say that someone suddenly feels happy and full of hope 某人的心怦怦乱跳〔指突然感到高兴、充满希望〕
35 be in good heart formalHAPPY to feel happy and confident 情绪高昂；兴高采烈
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be in good heart• With the prospect of William and Harry joining them for a holiday afterwards, Diana was in good heart.• The gelding show-ed he was in good heart this week by winning at Edinburgh on Thursday.• Far from bumping along on the bottom, desperate for money, it is in good heart.• I can see the land is in good heart, and I remember enough to know the extent of the estates.
36. have a heart! NICEused to tell someone not to be too strict or unkind – used humorously 发发善心吧！做做好事吧！〔幽默用法〕
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have a heart!• Have a heart! I'll never get all that done.
37. know the way to somebody’s heart HAPPYto know the way to please someone – used humorously 知道如何讨好某人〔幽默用法〕
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38. my heart bleeds (for somebody) SYMPATHIZE#used to say that you do not really feel any sympathy towards someone （某人）真可怜 〔反语，表示并非真的同情某人〕
→ a broken heart at broken2(9), → cross my heart at cross1(11), → have a change of heart at change2(1), → sick at heart at sick1(9), → strike at the heart of something at strike1(7), → wear your heart on your sleeve at wear1(8), → win somebody’s heart at win1(3)Examples from the Corpus
COLLOCATIONS – Meaning 1: the organ in your chest which pumps blood through your body 心（脏）
verbs
somebody’s heart beats 某人的心跳动
Her heart was beating fast.
她的心跳得很快。
somebody’s heart pounds/thuds/thumps (=it beats very strongly) 某人的心怦怦地跳
He reached the top, his heart pounding.
他到达顶部，心怦怦直跳。
somebody’s heart races (=it beats very fast) 某人的心急速跳动
heart + NOUNnWas there someone in the alley? Joe’s heart began to race.
heart trouble/problems 心脏病
You should not take this medication if you have heart problems.
心脏病患者不能服用这种药。
heart disease 心脏病
Smoking increases the risk of heart disease.
吸烟会增加罹患心脏病的风险。
a heart condition (=something wrong with your heart) 心脏（疾）病
The baby was born with a heart condition.
这个婴儿生来就有心脏病。
somebody’s heart rate (=the number of times someone’s heart beats per minute) 某人的心率
adjectivesnYour heart rate increases as you exercise.
healthy 健康的
Eating oily fish can help maintain a healthy heart.
食用高脂鱼类有利于心脏健康。
a bad/weak heart (=an unhealthy heart) 不健康的/衰弱的心脏
nThe effort proved too much for her weak heart.
n COLLOCATIONS – Meaning 2: the part of you that feels strong emotions and feelings 心，内心；感情
adjectives
a good/kind heart (=a kind character)
My father had a good heart.
a big heart (=a kind and generous character)
She may be only small, but she has a big heart.
a soft heart (=a kind and sympathetic character)
Julia’s soft heart had been touched by Minnie’s grief.
a cold/hard heart (=used about someone who does not feel sympathy for other people)
It takes a hard heart not to be moved by these images of suffering.
a heavy heart (=feeling very sad)
She made her way to the hospital with a heavy heart.
a light heart (=feeling happy)
Paul left for home with a light heart.
a broken heart (=feeling very sad because of a problem in love)
verbsI wonder how many broken hearts Carlo was responsible for.
break somebody’s heart (=make someone feel very sad)
It broke my heart to see him so sick.
follow your heart (= do what your emotions want you to do)
Go for it. Follow your heart. Who cares what everyone else thinks?
somebody’s heart aches (=to feel very sad)
phrasesIt made his heart ache to look at her
heart and soul (=all your feelings)
She loved Peter with all her heart and soul.
affairs of the heart (=matters relating to love)
I had little experience of affairs of the heart.
somebody’s heart rules their head (=someone makes decisions based on emotions rather than careful thought)
He has never been one to let his heart rule his head.
a heart of gold (=a very kind character)
She was rather brisk in manner but with a heart of gold.
a heart of stone (=a very cruel character)
You’d have to have a heart of stone not to feel sorry for them.
be in good heart (=to be happy and confident)
The team was in good heart, despite their loss this weekend.
be sick at heart (=to feel very unhappy)
He was too sick at heart to know what to say.
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heart• After visiting a heart specialist, Tom discovered she had heart valve damage, court papers said.• We have your interests at heart.• And her heart gave just a little kick of worry as she turned to Ted Morgan again.• Doctors said that while his heart was fine, his vascular system had given up the ghost.• My heart was beating so fast I thought it would burst.• Therefore I have no heart, and can not love.• It lacks light and shade, the conviction and theatrical intensity that drives words straight into people's hearts.• Money always lies at the heart of our fights.• It was a Series that played at the heart of the modern entertainment dilemma.• Eating too many fatty foods is bad for the heart.• Let's stop talking about irrelevant issues, and get to the heart of the matter.• This new book gets to the heart of the controversy over nuclear power.• Put your hand on your heart and repeat after me.
heart rate• Long-term, chronic anger also means increases in blood cholesterol and heart rates, and a decrease in immunity.• Prolonged high levels of cholesterol, blood pressure, and heart rate tax the cardiovascular system.• Pulse oximetry was used to monitor oxygen saturation and heart rate.• Exercise promotes beneficial changes in the body. Heart rate and blood pressure are lowered at rest and at exercise.• Like digestion, heart rate, respiration, or perspiration, sleep is an involuntary function of the autonomic nervous system.• Isoproterenol to increase heart rate can be tried cautiously until pacing is instituted.• In this way heart rate, respiration rate, oxygen consumption, and muscle tension all reduce without conscious effort.• After a minute of this, your heart rate has slowed by 20 percent.
kind-hearted/cold-hearted/hard-hearted etc• She would regularly pour out her heart to the kind-hearted friend who she has known since her teenage days.
get to the heart of• Only by changing themselves can organizations get back into the game and get to the heart of things.• Reflection gets to the heart of the matter, the truth of things.• These questions are important ones, because they get to the heart of our concern about higher education.• Eckert wants to get to the heart of the problem, so it can be prevented in the future.
take ... heart• Cambridge can take heart from Goldie's substantial victory over Isis.• But the communicators can take heart.• However the Tories, who have gone into coalition only in times of great national danger, can take heart from history.• Having thus cleverly disarmed his remarks, he effectively placed the onus for taking them to heart squarely on Robby.• The association has taken heart from a recent prosecution which saw one offender fined £20,000.• Martin has taken to heart the always-good advice to write about what you know.• He slipped out, and soon others took heart in his boldness and slipped out too.• If progress seems agonizingly slow, take heart.
at the heart of something• Government rules on the provision of services are at the heart of the way societies treat their citizens.• Between them, these statements identify three characteristics at the heart of educational research.• And suddenly he was standing in an open-air courtyard at the heart of the house.• Though selection of countries lies at the heart of comparison, selection without reflection may lead to serious problems of inference.• Self-discovery lies at the heart of changing skills and behaviors.• Supporters claim the policy lies at the heart of their efforts to impose financial hardships on the Castro regime.• That is the issue which lies at the heart of Mr. Thorpe's case.• We want to set up an event that will make it appear they have struck at the heart of our government.
Old English heorte
heart1 noun
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