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1 | I/T to make a person or other living thing die 杀死;弄死 |
| Each year thousands of people are killed and injured on the roads. 每年都有数以千计的人在交通事故中丧生或受伤。 |
| Many people believe that killing animals for sport is morally wrong. 许多人认为以捕杀动物为乐是不道德的。 |
| Speed kills. 超速驾驶会出人命。 |
| 1a | to make yourself die 自杀 | | He tried to kill himself with an overdose of drugs. 他试图服用过量药物来结束自己的生命。 | |
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2 | T always progressive informal if part of your body is killing you , it is causing you a lot of pain 使疼痛难忍 |
| My back’ s killing me. 我的后背疼死了。 |
| 2a | T to make you feel very tired 使筋疲力尽;使累倒 | | Those stairs kill me every time! 上那些楼梯每次都累得我要命! | |
| 2b | to work too hard , and make yourself very tired 呕心沥血;殚精竭虑;使自己过分劳累 | | She killed herself to get that project finished on time. 她为了准时完成那个项目而殚精竭虑。 | |
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3 | T to spend time doing a particular activity while you are waiting for something 消磨(时光);打发(时间) |
| We killed a few hours watching videos. 我们看录像打发了几个小时的时间。 |
| kill time Shopping can be a good way to kill time at the airport. 在机场,购物可能是消磨时间的一个好方法。 |
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4 | T to stop something from continuing 制止;扼杀;消灭 |
| The group effectively killed speculation that a merger was about to take place. 该集团有效地消除了人们关于要合并的疑虑。 |
| 4a | to stop pain 止(痛) | | The nurse will give you something to kill the pain. 护士会给你一些止痛药。 | |
| 4b | a remark that kills a conversation makes people stop talking 使(谈话)中止 | | Jack can really kill a conversation with his ideas on politics. 杰克的政治观点真的会使谈话无法继续下去。 | |
| 4c | to decide not to publish or broadcast a news story 决定不刊登,决定不播放(某新闻) | |
| 4d | to switch lights off 关(灯) | | Can you kill the lights? 你能把灯关了吗? | |
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- | if it kills you informal |
| used for emphasizing that you will do something even if it is extremely difficult |
| (用于强调)再难也要做 |
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| I’ m going to pass this exam if it kills me. 这门考试再难我也要通过。 |
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- | I’ ll kill him/her/them spoken |
| used for saying that you are very angry with someone |
| 我要宰了他/她/他们(用于表示对某人非常生气) |
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| Wait until I get my hands on him! I’ ll kill him. 等我抓到他,我要把他宰了! |
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- | kill or cure |
| an action you take that will either destroy something or save it completely |
| 不是医好就是治死;不是一举成功就是一败涂地 |
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- | kill two birds with one stone |
| to achieve two aims with one action |
| 一石二鸟;一箭双雕;一举两得 |
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- | kill yourself laughing informal |
| to laugh a lot |
| 笑死某人;笑坏某人 |
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- | sth won’ t kill sb informal |
| used for saying that something is not as difficult or unpleasant as it seems |
| 某事对某人来说算不了什么 |
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| A shower of rain won’ t kill you. 一阵雨要不了你的命。 |
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PHRASAL VERBS |
- | ˌkill ˈoff |
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| to destroy living things so that most or all of them are dead 使(生物)大量死亡,使灭绝 | Antibiotics may kill off beneficial bacteria. 抗生素可能会杀死大量有益细菌。 | | a | to make something stop or fail completely 使完全停止;使彻底失败 | | The BBC has decided to kill off some of its best-loved programmes. 英国广播公司已经决定停播一些其最受欢迎的节目。 | | |
| Other ways of saying : kill | | | | | | kill 的其他表达方式 | | | | murder to deliberately kill someone谋杀(故意杀害某人): She denied murdering her husband.她否认谋杀亲夫。 | | assassinate to kill an important or famous person, often for political reasons or for money暗杀(通常出于政治目的或为金钱刺杀重要或知名人士): Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas in 1963.肯尼迪于1963年在达拉斯遇刺。 | | slaughter to kill a group of people in a very violent way or to kill farm animals屠杀,屠宰(以非常暴虐的方式杀害一群人或宰杀牲畜): Local militia then started to slaughter civilians.当地民兵接着开始屠杀平民。Thousands of cattle have been slaughtered since the outbreak of the disease.自从该疾病爆发以来,成千上万的牛已遭屠宰。 | | massacre to kill a very large number of people in a violent or cruel way大屠杀,残杀(以暴虐或残忍的方式杀害大量的人): Roman soldiers massacred several hundred villagers.罗马士兵残杀了数百名村民。 | | wipe out to kill an entire group of people or animals so that there are none left灭绝(杀光人或动物): These animals can wipe out entire colonies of bees.这些动物会使所有的蜂群灭绝。 | | exterminate to deliberately kill all the people or animals in a place or area, especially animals that are dangerous or dirty灭绝,扑灭(消灭某个地方或地区的人或动物,尤指消灭危险或肮脏的动物): We’ ll need to hire someone to exterminate the rats.我们需要雇人来灭鼠。 | | execute to kill someone legally as a punishment for a serious crime依法将(罪犯)处死: He was executed for treason.他因叛国罪而被处死。 | | put to death (formal) to execute someone将(某人)处死: The King ordered them to be put to death.国王下令将他们处死。 | | commit suicide to deliberately cause your own death自杀: She committed suicide in 1968.她于1968年自杀。 | | put down or put to sleep to kill an animal because it is ill or in pain and can never get well杀死(动物)以免除其痛苦;使受安乐死: We’ ve had to have our dog put to sleep.我们只好让狗安乐死。 | | |
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