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shape CONDITIONFeIpn [U](good) condition or state of health（好的）情况，健康状态It's taken us five years to get our house into shape (= good condition).我们花了五年的时间才把我们的房子装修停当。He made his money by buying up businesses that were in bad/poor shape (= condition), then selling them off bit by bit.他以大量买进濒临破产的企业，然后逐渐卖出来赚钱。She runs six miles every day to help keep herself in shape (= in good physical condition).她每天跑六英里来使自己身体保持健康。She found it hard to get back into shape (= good physical condition) after the birth of her baby.她发现在生过小孩后很难恢复原来的健康状况。I haven't had any exercise for weeks, and I'm really out of shape (= not in good physical condition).我几个星期没做锻炼，所以身体真的出了问题。She had a major operation last week, so she's not in very good shape (= state of health) at the moment.她上星期动了一次大手术，所以现在身体状况不是很好。You're in no shape (= not in a good enough state of health) to go to work today.你今天身体不好，不能去上班。"How are you?" "Oh, I'm in great shape (= I'm very well)."“你现在身体怎么样？”“哦，好极了。”(fig.) All our bags are packed, and we don't have to leave for another hour, so we're in good shape (= in a good situation).我们全部的包都打好了，而且再过一个钟头才会出发，所以我们的情况良好。If you knock/lick/ (Am usually) whip something or someone into shape, you take action to cause them to be in the good condition that you want them to be in.使某物成形，把…安排好，整理好The prime minister's main aim is to knock the economy into shape.首相主要的目标是整顿经济。Sam is rather a difficult child, but his teacher will soon lick him into shape.萨姆是个难对付的学生，但他的老师会很快把他调教好的。[SHIPSHAPE]
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