【正文】 的. 他的早期作品和后期作品之間有明顯的差異。He is not noted for his sense of humour.這個(gè)湖作為許多鳥(niǎo)類的棲息地遐邇聞名。It is worth noting that the most successful panies had the lowest prices.Phr. v. note sth. down to write down sth. important so that you will not forget it記錄；記下notebook [?n?utbuk] n. 1筆記本(簿) 2.(also notebook puter)筆記本(電腦)；筆記本計(jì)算機(jī)laptop [?l230。Please note that this bill must be paid within ten days. [v+wh] 注意看他怎樣操作這臺(tái)機(jī)器，并想法子照他那樣做。 Note the way this writer uses the present tense for dramatic effect. [i?fekt]（n. 結(jié)果；效果；作用；）[v.+that] 請(qǐng)注意，票的數(shù)量有限。Take note of what he says.留心一下天氣狀況。She left a note for Jack on the kitchen table.3. [c] a piece of paper money紙幣. 一張面值為5英鎊的紙幣 a ￡5 note4. [c] a short ment (n. [?k?ment] 評(píng)論；注釋；說(shuō)明)on a word or passage in a book注釋；按語(yǔ)批注 . 參見(jiàn)第223頁(yè)的注釋16。”1) note [n?ut] n., v.. [c] a short piece of writing to help you remember sth 筆記，記錄. 請(qǐng)記下日期。如果您對(duì)我們街上的標(biāo)牌稍加注意，您在此會(huì)過(guò)得很愉快的。 有一次在瑞典度假，我發(fā)現(xiàn)我的車上有這樣一個(gè)字條：“先生，歡迎您光臨我們的城市。5. During a holiday in Sweden, I found this note on my car: 39。Park illegally, and you’re likely to be ticketed.. be ticketed for sth. (esp. AmE) to be intended for a particular purpose被指定為；被委派為ticketing n.[u] the process of producing and selling tickets售票 . 售票系統(tǒng) ticketing systems4. However, this does not always happen. Traffic police are sometimes very polite. 然而，情況并不都是這樣，交通警有時(shí)也很客氣。 to give sb. a ticket售票；給…門票；送票. 旅客現(xiàn)在可以電子購(gòu)票。He plans to remain on the Republican ticket for the November election.IDM: just the ticket (AmE, BrE)=just the job (BrE) (spoken, approving) exactly what is needed in a particular situation 正需要的東西；求之不得的東西. 那杯茶來(lái)得正好。He let us off homework today.let sth. off to fire a gun or make a bomb, etc. explode放(槍等)；使爆炸. 那些男孩在放花炮。This machine won’t let you down.let sb. off (with sth.) to not punish sb. for sth. they have down wrong, or to give them only a light punishment不懲罰；放過(guò)；寬恕；從輕處罰. 她沒(méi)被處罰，只是受了個(gè)警告。He has let himself go since he lost his job. let me see/think used when you are thinking or trying to remember ；讓我思考一下 . 現(xiàn)在讓我想想他說(shuō)他住在哪里呢？Now let me seewhere did he say he lived?let sb. down to fail to help or support sb. as they had hoped or expected不能幫助，不能支持(某人)；使失望：. 很遺憾，她讓我們大失所望。Let go! You’re hurting me!2. to give up an idea or an attitude, or control of sth. 放棄，摒棄(想法、態(tài)度或控制). 該忘掉過(guò)去了。The man won’t let go (of) my arm.別松開(kāi)繩子。1) let sb. go 1. to allow sb. to be free 放，釋放(某人). 他們是否會(huì)釋放人質(zhì)？Will they let the hostages go? (hostage [?h?stid?] n. 人質(zhì))2. to make sb. have to leave their job解雇；開(kāi)除：. 由于利潤(rùn)下降他們將不得不解雇100名員工。There is a traffic policeman over there. You can ask him the way to the station.湯姆的姐姐是位(女)警察。The border will be policed by UN officials.(official n. (often in pounds)要員；官員；高級(jí)職員 adj. [ubn] 正式的；官方的；官方授權(quán)的)2. (of a mittee [k??miti] , etc. 委員會(huì)等) to make sure that a particular set of rules is obeyed監(jiān)督；管制police dog n. 警犬 police force n. (國(guó)家、地區(qū)或城鎮(zhèn)的)警力，警察部隊(duì)police officer n. (also officer) 警察 police station (AmE also station house) n. 警察局；警察分局；派出所如果要單指一名警察，可以用policeman或policewoman:. 那邊有一位交通警。If you don’t let me go, I’ll call the police.警察們正在盤問(wèn)一名外國(guó)游客。A man was arrested by the police. 警方總是為治安操心。m] n. 1. [u, c] 果醬 2. [c] 擁擠；堵塞). 我們遇上了交通阻塞。nt?k ] adj. [obn] 1. 橫渡大西洋的；橫越大西洋的 2. 大西洋兩岸國(guó)家的 ；來(lái)自大西洋彼岸的)3. the movement of people or goods from one place to another運(yùn)輸；人流；貨流：. 一國(guó)與另一國(guó)間的貨物運(yùn)輸 the traffic of goods between one country and another 4. ~(in sth.) illegal trade in sth.(非法的)交易，買賣 . 毒品的非法交易 the traffic in drugs verb. (ck) . traffic in sth. to buy and sell sth. illegally(非法)進(jìn)行…交易，做…買賣. 從事毒品非法交易 to traffic in drugs trafficker [?tr230。fik] n., v.n. [u] 1. the vehicles that are on a road at a particular time路上行駛的車輛；交通. 繁忙的/高峰時(shí)刻的交通 heavy/rushhour traffic 交通警察 traffic police 2. the movement of ships, trains, aircraft, etc. along a particular route (沿固定路線的)航行，行駛，飛行 . 空中交通管制 air traffic control 橫渡大西洋的航行 transatlantic traffic (transatlantic [?tr230。parking n. [u]1. the act of stopping a vehicle at a place and leaving it there for a period of time停車；泊車. 上午九時(shí)至下午六時(shí)此處禁止停車。She parked herself on the edge of the bed.n. 1. [c] an area of public land in a town or a city where people go to walk, play and relax公園. 我們?nèi)ス珗@散了散步。You can’t park here. [vn] 此處禁止停車。(即大家都不知道)One can never know what will happen tomorr