| 单词 | mortal |
| 释义 | mortal adj 1 that must die; that cannot live for ever 终有一死的; 不能永生的 All human beings are mortal. 人总有一死. Here lie the mortal remains of George Chapman, eg as an inscription on a tombstone. 乔治?查普曼的遗体葬於此处（如墓碑上的志文）. 2 causing death; fatal 致死的; 致命的 a mortal wound, injury, etc 致命的伤、 伤害等 (fig 比喻) The collapse of the business was a mortal blow (ie a great emotional shock) to him and his family. 公司倒闭是对他及其家庭的致命打击. 3 [attrib 作定语] lasting until death; marked by great hatred; deadly 终生的; 有深仇大恨的; 不共戴天的 mortal enemies 不共戴天的敌人 locked in mortal combat, ie a fight that is only ended by the death of one of the fighters 进行殊死的斗争. 4 [attrib 作定语] extreme or intense 极大的; 极度的 live in mortal fear, terror, danger, etc 生活在极度的恐惧、 恐怖、 危险等中. 5 [attrib 作定语] (dated infml 旧, 口) (used to emphasize what follows and to show annoyance 用以加强後一词的语气, 表示恼怒) They stole every mortal thing in the house. 他们把屋里所有的东西都通通偷光了. mortal, n human being 人 (joc 谑) They´re so grand these days that they probably don´t talk to ordinary mortals like us any more. 他们这些日子神气活现, 大概不再和我们这样的普通人说话了. |
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