英语词汇intermit、submit、admit、commit、summit

英语词汇intermit、submit、admit、commit、summit

intermit[英]['?nt?'m?t] v.中断

Doubt seems hepatitis case not diagnose or before eliminating, should intermit works formerly.

疑似肝炎病例未确诊或排除前，应暂时停止原工作。

intermittent[英][??nt??m?t?nt] adj.间歇的；，断断续续的；间歇性

He had survived intermittent talk of a military coup.

他已经从军事法庭间歇性的问话中挺过来。

intermittently[英][??nt?'m?t?ntl?] adv.间歇地；断断续续

intermittence[英][?nt?'m?t?ns] n.间断；间歇

intermittency[英][?nt?'m?t?ns?] 间歇现象，间歇性

intermission[英][??nt??m??n] n.间歇，停顿，（放映电影中）中间休息

terminate[英]['t?:m?ne?t] vt.& vi.结束；使终结；解雇；到达终点站adj.结束的

termination[英][?t?:m??ne??n] n.终止妊娠；结束；终止处；结局

interminate[英][?n't?:m?n?t] adj.<古>无终止的，无限制的

interminable[英][?n?t?:m?n?bl] adj.冗长的；无止境的；没完没了

interminably[英][?n't?:m?n?bl?] adv.漫无止境地；没完没了地；无限地；冗长地

intermediate[英][??nt??mi:di?t] adj.中间的，中级的n.中间物，中间分子，中间人vi.调解：充当调解人，调解；干涉

intermediary[英][??nt?'mi:d??r?] adj.中间人的；调解的；居间的；媒介的

n.中间人；媒介；调解人；中间阶段The stake was transferred to a financial intermediary, said to be

credit suisse, yesterday.

这部分联想股权昨日被转让给一家金融中介机构，有传言称是瑞信（credit suisse）

intermediation[英][??nt??mi:d?'en] n.调停，仲裁，调解The capital markets increasingly perform the intermediation functions of the banking system.

在银行体系中，资本市场越来越多地发挥着中介作用

commit[英][k?'m?t]

vt.犯罪，做错事；把…托付给；保证（做某事、遵守协议或遵从安排等）；承诺，使…承担义务

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I have never committed

我从来没犯过罪。

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This is a man who has committed murder.

这是一个杀人犯。

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...the temptation to commit adultery.

与人通奸的诱惑

自杀

There are unconfirmed reports he tried to commit suicide.

有未经证实的报道说他曾企图自杀。

拨出，调配（资金、资源等）If you commit money or

resources to something, you decide to use them for a particular

purpose.

o

They called on Western nations to commit more

money to the

他们呼吁西方国家向极端贫困国家投入更多的钱。

o

The government had committed billions of pounds

for a programme to reduce

政府已经给一个旨在减少酸雨的方案拨了几十亿英镑。

o

He should not commit American troops without the

full consent of Congress.

没有国会的完全同意，他不应该调遣美国军队。

ERB承诺，保证（做）；忠于（某人）If you commit yourself

to something, you say that you will definitely do it. If

youcommit yourself to someone, you decide that you want to

have a long-term relationship with them.

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I would advise people to think very carefully

about committing themselves to

我建议大家慎重考虑一下答应周日工作的问题。

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I'd like a friendship that might lead to

something deeper, but I wouldn't want to commit myself too

我希望拥有一份能进一步发展的友谊，但又不想太快作出承诺。

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You don't have to commit to anything over the

phone.

你不用在电话里承诺什么。

And then commit to taking five minutes ( yes, only five minutes!) To work on your project every day.

然后保证每天空出5分钟（是的，仅仅5分钟）来完成你的工作。

Always believe that your ultimate goal is attainable as long

as you commit yourself to it.

始终相信，你的最终目标是可以实现，只要你向自己保证它。

commitment[英][k?'m?tm?nt]

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n.承诺，许诺；委任，委托；致submit[英][s?b'm?t] vi.顺从，服从；甘受，忍受vt.使服从，使力，献身；承担义务

顺从；提交，呈送；[法]主张，建议

submit willingly 心悦诚服 ; 心悦臣服submit state 提交状态submit application 提交申请 ; 递交申请 ; 按付款 ; 递交申请表

SUBMIT RESUME 然后点击回复 ; 然后点击中兴 ; 投递简历submit

submit 递交 ; 使服从

Submit Article 投稿 ; 提交文章Submit Review 提交评论 ; 提交审查DSurvey Submit 调查提交日期 ; 日期调查提交日期

Submit Records 提交病历to submit one's resignation递交辞呈

submit [s?b'mit]

vt. [submit oneself]使服从,使顺从,使屈服：

Should you submit yourself to him?

你应该顺从他吗?

to submit oneself to public order

遵守公共秩序

1. 使受到，使经受：

They submitted me to a warm welcome.

我受到他们的热烈欢迎。

2. 提出，提交，呈送：

I have submitted the motion to the House of Commons.

我已将动议提交给了众议院。

to submit one's resignation

递交辞呈

3. 【法律】主张，建议[常连接 that 引导的从句]：

I submit that no inference is true.

我以为任何推断都不能成立。

· vi.

0. 服从，顺从，屈服；归顺，投降：

I will submit to nobody.

我不会屈服于任何人。

1. 甘受，忍受：

How can you submit to his roughing?

你怎么能甘受他的粗野暴行?

to submit to chemotherapy

忍受化疗之苦

2. 听从，遵从；听任：

to submit to others' ideas

听从他人的意见

词根： submit

adj.

subordinate 从属的；次要的

submissive 顺从的；服从的；柔顺的

subordinating 连接主句和从句的；从属的

n.

subordinate 下属，下级；部属，属下

submission 投降；提交（物）；服从；（向法官提出的）意见；谦恭submission date 提交日期

submission of tender 投标

submissiveness 柔顺；服从

v.

subordinating 使服从（subordinate的ing形式）；使成为下级

vt.

subordinate 使……居下位；使……服从

admit[英][?d'm?t] vt.& vi.许可进入；承认，供认vt.允许；确认vi.承认；允许

admit of 容许，有…的可能

The evidence cannot admit of doubt.证据确凿，不容置疑。

The contract admits of no other interpretation.

这契约不容许做别的解释。

admit [?d'mit]

· vt.

1. 承认(事实、错误等)，供认，招认(to):

He frankly admitted his error.

他坦率地承认错误。

She admitted her guilt.

她认了罪。

He admitted to the murder.

他供认犯了谋杀罪。

2. 确认；(认为有效、合法或真实而)接受：

The fact is admitted.

事实被确认了。

to admit a claim

(判定情况属实而)确认索赔

to admit the force of an argument

承认某论点的说服力

3. 准许进入(或加入使用)，让…进入：

She opened the door and admitted me into the house.

她把门打开，让我进屋。

This ticket admits three persons.

这张票准许三人入场。

4. 给…进入的权利(或资格)：

She was admitted to the university.

她被那所大学录取了。

to admit a student to college

录取某学生入大学

5. 允许，让…得到，让…享有：

He was admitted into their fullest confidence.

他获得了他们的充分信任。

6. 准许…享有特权(或行使职权等)：

He was admitted to the bar.

他获得了律师资格。

7. 给…留有余地，有…的可能；容许(of):

The matter admits of no delay.

此事刻不容缓。

8. 能容纳，装得下：

This passage admits two abreast.

这过道可容纳两人并排进出。

The hall admits 3,500 people.

这大厅可容纳3500人。

9. (退一步)承认，(姑且)承认：

· art.

o 我得承认，我喜欢现代艺术。

· vi.

0. (门)开向，通往(一地)(to):

The gate admits to the yard.

这道门通向院子。

This door admits to the garden.

这扇门通往花园。

1. 容许，容许有，容得；留有余地，给予机会(of):

The regulations admit of no exception.

规章不容破例。

2. 承认(to):

He admitted to having taken the money.

他承认拿了那笔钱。

admittance[英][?d?m?tns] n.允许进入（或加入）权；<电>导纳

admission[英][?d?m??n] n.准许进入；承认；坦白；入场费

The admission will intensify doubts about the election result.

阿巴斯的承认将加深人们对选举结果的怀疑

summit[英]['s?m?t]

n.顶点；高层会议；最高阶层

adj.最高级的；政府首脑的

（政府间的）峰会，首脑会议

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...next week's Washington summit.

下周的华盛顿峰会?

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...the NATO summit meeting in Rome.

在罗马举行的北约峰会

N-COUNT山顶；顶峰The summit of a mountain is the top of it.

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Snow gleamed on the summit of Mount Simon.

西蒙山山顶白雪皑皑。