【文章內(nèi)容簡介】 er of with sth.(written)be received or treated by a particular way遭遇(某事)；受到某種對待 ；失敗 to meet with success/failure我在入境時遇到了一些困難。i met with some difficulties when i tried to enter the experience sant經(jīng)歷，體驗(不愉快的事)。she was worried that he might have met with an .(especially ame)a sports petition體育比賽；運動會ow evening they will be singing at the workers39。 。greenwood boys will be staying for five days.“綠林少年”準備在此逗留5天。stay / stei / ，停留，逗留，留下)我昨晚在晚會上逗留得很晚。i stayed late at the party last )你能留下來吃晚飯嗎？can you stay for dinner?3)我熬夜一直到早晨兩點。i stayed up until 2 o’clock in the this time, they will give five ，他們將演出5場。performance [ p??f?:m?ns] .[u](formal)the act or process of performing a task, an action, ；執(zhí)行；履行： 。his performance in the mathematics exam is not very 。he is praised for the excellent performance of his duties.(praise[ preiz] n.[u]贊揚；稱贊；贊美vt.~sb./sth.(for sth)/~sb./sth.(as sth.)表揚；贊揚；稱贊)她在考試中的表現(xiàn)令人相當滿意。her performance in the exam was quite satisfactory/satisfying.(satisfactory: good enough令人滿意的；符合要求的 satisfying: giving pleasure令人滿意的；使人滿足的)她在工作中表現(xiàn)出對工作的熱忱。she has shown enthusiasm in the performance of her .[u, c] how well or badly you do sth。how well or badly 表現(xiàn)；業(yè)績；性能；工作情況： the country’s economic performance3.[c] 演出，表演：。the pop singers will give five m [ p??f?:m] do sth., such as a piece of work, task or duty做；執(zhí)行；履行；舉行儀式 to perform an experiment [ik39。sperim?nt] / a ceremony 她在我們的組織中發(fā)揮著重要的作用。she performs an important role in our 。a puter can perform many tasks at entertain an audience by playing a piece of music, acting in a play, ；表演 .[vn]這個劇于1987年首次上演。the play was first performed in 1987.[v] 我期待著看你演出。i’m looking forward to seeing you .~(well/badly/poorly)to work or function(；正常工作；運轉(zhuǎn))well or badly 工作，運轉(zhuǎn)(好/不好)。the engine seems to be performing 。the pany has been performing poorly over the last mer [p?39。f?:m?(r)] ；演出者；演員 person or thing that behaves or works in the way mentioned表現(xiàn)得?者；表現(xiàn)了?者 。he was a poor performer at performing arts n.[pl.] 表演藝術(shù)usual, the police will have a difficult will be trying to keep ，警察的日子將不好過，他們將設(shè)法維持秩序。1)usual 的含義為“通常的”、“平常的”、“慣常的”，as usual是固定短語，可譯為“像平常一樣”、“照例”：，他像平常一樣，上班又遲到了。on that day, he was late for work as )difficult在這里可以解釋為“難對付的”、“費勁的”，指麻煩比較多。3)order常用的意義是“次序”、“順序”。在這句話中它的含義是“治安”、“秩序”，一般用于keep order(維持秩序)，public order(治安)等短語中。order [39。?:d?].[u, c]次序。順序。the items are listed in order of .[u] 條理 。his desk is always in .[u] 治安, 秩序order 維持秩序有些教師覺得難以維持課堂秩序。some teachers find it difficult to keep their classes in .[c] ~(for do sth)/(to do sth)something that told to do by authority命令, 指示。he gave orders for the work to be 。the officer gave the order to advance.(advance [?d39。vɑ:ns] n./ adj.[only before noun] 預(yù)先的；事先的vi.~(on/towards sb./sth.)(為了進攻、威脅等)前進；行進)他指示三天內(nèi)完成這項工作。he gave orders that the job be done in three 我奉命不準任何人進入。i’m under orders not to let anyone .[c, u] ~(for sth)訂購, 訂貨。訂單。the pany received a large order for : out of order(1)(of a machine)not working correctly 有毛病，出故障 。the phone is out of order.(2)not arranged correctly or neatly 安排不當；不整潔 ，其中有些未按順序編排。i checked the files and some of the papers were out of ；指揮；要求。the officer ordered them to 。he ordered her to .~(sb.)sth/~sth(for sb.)訂購；訂貨；要求提供服務(wù) 。you can order tickets by ？shall i order you a taxi?/shall i order a taxi for you? .~()/~(sth)(for sb.)點（酒菜等），一個三明治。i ordered a beer and a yed or organized in a neat, careful and logical way整潔的。有秩序的；有條理的 .(1)平靜有序的生活a calm and orderly life(2)一行行栽種整齊的蔬菜vegetables planted in orderly rows(3)頭腦清晰的女人a woman with an orderly mind(4)他條理分明地回答了老師的提問。he gave an orderly answer to the teacher39。s ng well。peaceful表現(xiàn)良好的；守秩序的 orderly demonstration([,dem?n39。stre???n] .[c] 游行示威 2.[c, u] 示范；演示)opposite: disorderly n.[c]() person who works in a hospital。usually doing jobs that do not need any special training(醫(yī)院的)護理員 soldier who does jobs that do not need any special training勤務(wù)兵is always the same on these ，情況都是這樣。當用occasion表示在某個/些場合時，它與介詞on連用：。john has met mary on three different on [??kei??n] n., .[c](特殊的)事件；(特殊的)場合。i wear a tie only on special .[c](某事發(fā)生的)時刻，時節(jié)。on that occasion i was not at .~(for sth./doing sth.)a suitable time for ；時機 ，你應(yīng)該到那里去。you should go there if the occasion arises.(，出現(xiàn)，發(fā)生)我想借此機會向你表示感謝。i want to take this occasion to thank onal [??kei??nl]adj.[only before noun] happening or done sometimes but not often偶爾的；偶然的；臨時的 .(1)她喜歡偶爾喝杯酒。she likes an occasional glass of wi