boxing [ˈbɔksiŋ] n. 拳击
【扩】pugilism 拳击，搏击
【搭】Boxing Day 节礼日（英国的法定假日） a boxing match 一场拳击赛 Chinese boxing 武术 kick boxing 搏击
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A: I went to a boxing match last night.
B: Was that a good fight?
A：昨天晚上我去看了一场拳击比赛。
B：那场比赛精彩吗？
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boxer [ˈbɔksə] n. 拳击手
bare [beə] adj. 赤裸的，空荡的
prizefighter [ˈpraizˌfaitə] n. 职业拳击手（尤指古时赤手拳击手）
【构】prize（奖金，得奖的）＋fighter（拳击手）＝prizefighter（职业拳击手）
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A: He didn't lose even a match as a prizefighter.
B: But he is a loser in life.
A：作为一名职业拳击手，他没有输过哪怕一场比赛。
B：但是在生活中他是一个失败者。
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crude [kruːd] adj. 粗野的
【派】crudely 粗糙地，不成熟地
【扩】insolent 粗野的 barbaric 野蛮的，粗野的
【搭】crude jokes 粗俗的玩笑
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A: Don't be so crude.
B: Sorry, I was so angry just now.
A：不要那么粗鲁。
B：对不起，我刚才太生气了。
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marquise [ˈmɑːkwis] n. 侯爵
technically [ˈteknikəli] adv. 严格根据法律意义地
【搭】technically speaking 严格地说
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A: Technically, you could be prosecuted for this, but I don't suppose you will be.
B: Can you analyze it to me?
A：严格地说，你是可以因此被起诉的，但我不认为你会被那么对待。
B：你能给我分析一下吗？
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science [ˈsaiəns] n. 科学
popularity [ˌpɔpjuˈlæriti] n. 名望
【扩】reputation 名声，名誉
【搭】enjoy tremendous popularity 享有盛名 win popularity 赢得名声
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A: In his mind, the popularity is the most important.
B: I think I can't stand it.
A：在他看来，个人名望是最重要的。
B：我想我不能忍受这一点。
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adore [əˈdɔː] v. 崇拜，爱戴，非常喜欢
alike [əˈlaik] adv. 一样地
fame [feim] n. 名望
【派】famed 著名的
【搭】come/rise to fame 声名鹊起
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A: I see his name on the newspaper frequently these days.
B: He won sudden fame with his first novel.
A：最近我经常在报纸上看到他的名字。
B：他的第一部小说让他一举成名。
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eminent [ˈeminənt] adj. 著名的，杰出的
【扩】outstanding 杰出的 prominent 卓越的
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A: Couldn't you do anything to help?
B: Even the most eminent doctors couldn't cure him.
A：你一点忙也帮不上吗？
B：即使是最杰出的医生都不能治好他的病。
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bitterly [ˈbitəli] adv. 厉害地
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A: It rained continually outside and it was bitterly cold.
B: I'm so happy I don't need to go out again today.
A：外面雨下个不停，而且冷得厉害。
B：我很高兴今天不用再出门了。
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bet [bet] (bet, bet; betted, betted) v. 打赌
academy [əˈkædəmi] n. 专门学校
extravagant [ikˈstrævəɡənt] adj. 浪费的，奢侈的
【扩】lavish 浪费的 thriftless 浪费的
【搭】extravagant hope 奢望
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A: The decoration has reached an extravagant degree of elaboration.
B: But it didn't cost us much money.
A：那装潢已精致到了奢华的地步。
B：但那并没有花我们很多钱。
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poverty [ˈpɔvəti] n. 贫困
【派】poverty-stricken 非常贫困的
【扩】penury 贫困
【搭】abject poverty 一贫如洗
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A: They live below the poverty line.
B: Can we offer them much help?
A：他们生活极其贫困。
B：我们能帮帮他们吗？
noun [抽象名词]拳击（运动） - I chose boxing because it is my favourite sport.
verb [vt. 及物动词]将…装入盒中（box 的现在分词形式） - Some people spend the day boxing up old or unwanted things and donating them to the poor.
noun [专属名词]拳师，拳击手 - The boxer jabbed at his opponent.
adjective [原级]赤裸的；光秃秃的；无遮盖的，无装饰的；仅最基本的 - A bare surface is not covered or decorated with anything.
verb [vt. 及物动词]使暴露，使露出 - If you bare something, you uncover it and show it.
noun [专属名词]职业拳击手 - He had been a heavyweight prizefighter and he was too long for the bed.
adjective [原级]粗略的，大概的；粗糙的，粗制的；冒犯的，粗俗的；天然的，自然的 - If you describe an object that someone has made as crude, you mean that it has been made in a very simple way or from very simple parts.
noun [物质名词]原油；天然的物质 - Crude oil is the world's most important commodity.
noun [集合/集体]（法）侯爵；世袭贵族（等于 marquess） - When the second Marquis Cornwallis died sonless, the marquisate became extinct.
adverb [方式副词]技术上(a technically brilliant pianist)；专门地；学术上；工艺上 - More than a third of workers said they called into the office while technically on holiday.
adverb [方式副词]严格地说 - Technically (speaking), the whale isn't a fish and the spider isn't an insect.
noun [抽象名词]科学，科学知识；专门科学；（大学学习的）学科；理科；技术，技巧 - A science is a particular branch of science such as physics, chemistry, or biology.
noun [抽象名词]流行，普及，受欢迎 - His popularity has slipped recently.
verb [vt. 及物动词]非常喜欢，热爱；爱慕，疼爱；崇拜，崇敬 - If you adore something, you like it very much.
noun [专属名词]【名】 （Adore）（法）阿多尔（人名） - How could Adore not adore him?
adjective [原级]相似的，相像的 - We looked very alike.
adverb [程度副词]相似地，相同地；两者都，同样地 - Alike means in a similar way.
noun [抽象名词]名誉，名气(fame and gain) - At the height of his fame, his every word was valued.
verb [vt. 及物动词]使闻名，使有名望 - The film earned him international fame.
adjective [原级]（在某领域或职业中）卓越的，出众的；突出的，明显的 - She invoked several eminent scholars to back up her argument.
adverb [方式副词]愤怒地，痛苦地，激烈地；极其，非常 ；极其寒冷地 - It's been bitterly cold here in Moscow.
bitterly disappointed 彻底的失望
- I am bitterly disappointed. （disappoint vt.使失望）
bitterly cold 刺骨地寒冷
- It’s bitterly cold. （chilly adj. 寒冷的）
verb [vt. 及物动词]打赌，赌博；<非正式>敢肯定 - Jockeys are forbidden to bet on the outcome of races.
noun [抽象名词]下注；赌金；预计，猜想；<非正式>有可能成功的人选（或备选行动） - Do you always have a bet on the Kentucky Derby?
noun [专属名词]专科院校 Academy Award (Oscar)；研究院，学会；（美国的）私立学校；（苏格兰的）中等学校 - Academy appears in the names of some societies formed to improve or maintain standards in a particular field.
adjective [原级]奢侈的，挥霍的；不切实际的，放肆的；豪华的，精美的 - Something that is extravagant costs more money than you can afford or uses more of something than is reasonable.
noun [抽象名词]贫穷，贫困；<正式>贫乏，低劣；个人财产权的放弃（作为宗教誓约的一部分） - You can use poverty to refer to any situation in which there is not enough of something or its quality is poor.
