objection | n.反对,异议;反对的理由 | Her objection was that he was too young. | 她提出的反对理由是他还太小。 |
obligation | n.义务,责任 | Employers have an obligation to treat all employees equally. | 雇主有责任对所有员工一视同仁。 |
oblige | vt.迫使;施恩于,帮…的忙;使感激 | Circumstances had obliged him to sell the business. | 情况迫使他把公司卖了。 |
obscure | a.不著名的;费解的 vt.使变模糊,掩盖 | an obscure poet | 名不见经传的诗人 |
observation | n.观察;评论[ pl.]观察资料;观察力 | He spent two nights under close observation in hospital. | 他在医院接受了两个晚上的密切观察。 |
observe | vt.注意到;观察;评论;遵守,奉行 | Scientists have observed a drop in ozone levels over the Antarctic. | 科学家已经观察到南极洲上方的臭氧浓度下降了。 |
obsession | n.困扰,无法摆脱的思想(或情感) | Gambling became an obsession , and he eventually lost everything. | 他迷上了赌 博,最后输得精光。 |
obsolete | a.过时的 | obsolete weapons | 已被淘汰的武器 |
obtain | vt.获得,得到 vi.通用,流行,存在 | You will need to obtain permission from the principal. | 你需要得到校长的同意。 |
pace | n.(一)步;速度,节奏 vi.踱步 | The pace of change in our lives is becoming faster and faster. | 我们生活的变化速度越来越快。 |
pack | v.捆扎,打包;塞满 n.包,(一)群,(一)副 | I forgot to pack my razor. | 我忘记把剃须刀放入行李包了。 |
pad | n.垫;便笺本 vt.填塞vi (放轻脚步)走 | Use an abrasive pad for stubborn stains. | 用百洁布擦洗顽固污渍。 |