!	exclamation mark(Åå¹Ä¸¹)
"	quote(¤Þ¸¹), quotation mark(¤Þ¸¹)
#	octothorpe, number, pound, hash
$	dollar sign(³f¹ô²Å¸¹)
%	percent sign(¦Ê¤À¤ñ²Å¸¹)
&	and(¤Î), ampersand(¡u&¡v²Å¸¹)
'	single quoter(³æ¤Þ¸¹), apostrophe(¬Ù²¤²Å¸¹)
'cause	conj. adv. [¤f] because
'd	had, would, should
'dst	wouldst [hadst] ªºÁY¼g
'ee	pron. ye (you)ªº¬Ù²¤§Î¦¡
'fore	prep. [¸Ö] before
'fraid	a. ®£©È, ¿ò¾Ñ(I'm) afraid
'gainst	prep. [¸Ö] against
'ld	[¨u] would
'n	[µo­µ³sºó©Ò­P] and, than
'nd	[µo­µ³sºó©Ò­P] and
're	are
'rt	[¥j] art(are)
's	ºc¦¨¦Wµüªº©Ò¦³®æ
'sblood	int. ¸Ó¦ºªº, ¥L¶ýªº, ÁV¤F
'sdeath	int. ¸Ó¦º, ¥L¶ýªº, «u­ò, ÁV¿|
'ship	n. (¦b¦P¤@¤uÀY¤U¤u§@ªº)±Æ¦r²Õ
'shun	int. ¥ß¥¿!
'struth	int. §r, ¤Ñ­þ
'swounds	int. «u§r, «u!zounds
'tain't	it ain't
'taint	it isn't, hasn't]
'til	prep. conj. [«D¼Ð·Ç»¡ªk] till
'tis	it is
'twas	it was
'tween	prep. adv. [¸Ö¡E¤è] between
'twere	it were
'twill	it will
'twixt	prep. [¥j¡E¸Ö] betwixt
'twould	it would
've	[¤f] have
(	open parenthesis(¥ª¬A¸¹)
)	close parenthesis(¥k¬A¸¹)
+	plus(¥[), addition
,	comma(³r¸¹)
-	hyphen(³s¦r²Å¸¹), minus(­tªº¡B´îªº), dash, subtraction
.	dot(ÂI), period(¥y¸¹), full stop(¥y¸¹)
/	slash, forward slash, solidus, virgule, whack, division
0	zero(¹s)
1	one(³ü)
10	ten(¬B)
100	hundred(¦Ê)
1000	thousand(¤d)
10000	ten thousands(¸U)
100000	one hundred thousands(¤Q¸U)
1000000	million(¦Ê¸U)
10000000	ten millions(¤@¤d¸U)
100000000	one hundred millions(¤@»õ)
1000000000	billion(¤Q»õ)
10000000000	ten billions(¤@¦Ê»õ)
100000000000	one hundred billions(¤@¤d»õ)
1000000000000	trillion(¥ü)
1000000000th	a. billionth(²Ä¤Q»õ)
10000000th	a. millionth(²Ä¤@¦Ê¸U)
1000th	a. thousandth(²Ä¤@¤d)
100BaseT	n. ¤@ºØ¤A¤Óºô¸ô¬[ºc¡A¨Ï¥ÎRJ-45±µÀY¡A¨Ï¥ÎÂùµ±½u¡A³t²v³Ì°ª100Mbits/s
100th	a. hundredth(²Ä¤@¦Ê)
10Base2	n. ¤@ºØ¤A¤Óºô¸ô¬[ºc¡A¨Ï¥ÎBNC±µÀY¡A²Ó¦P¶b¹qÆl½u¡A³t²v³Ì°ª10Mbits/s
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10BaseT	n. ¤@ºØ¤A¤Óºô¸ô¬[ºc¡A¨Ï¥ÎRJ-45±µÀY¡A¨Ï¥ÎÂùµ±½u¡A³t²v³Ì°ª10Mbits/s
10th	a. tenth(²Ä¤Q)
11	eleven
11th	a. eleventh(²Ä¤Q¤@)
12	twelve
12th	a. twelveth(²Ä¤Q¤G)
13	thirteen
13th	a. thirteenth(²Ä¤Q¤T)
14	fourteen
14th	a. fourteenth(²Ä¤Q¥|)
15	fifteen
15th	a. fifteenth(²Ä¤Q¤­)
16	sixteen
16th	a. sixteenth(²Ä¤Q¤»)
17	seventeen
17th	a. seventeenth(²Ä¤Q¤C)
18	eighteen
18th	a. eighteenth(²Ä¤Q¤K)
19	nineteen
19th	a. nineteenth(²Ä¤Q¤E)
1st	a. first(²Ä¤@)
2	two(¶L)
20	twenty
20th	a. twentieth(²Ä¤G¤Q)
2nd	a. second(²Ä¤G)
3	three(°Ñ)
30	thirty
30-'06	n. (1906¦~§ï»sªº)30¤f®|¨Bºj
30th	a. thirtieth(²Ä¤T¤Q)
3rd	a. third(²Ä¤T)
4	four(¸v)
4-H'er	n. ¥|°··|·|­û
40	forty
40th	a. fortieth(²Ä¥|¤Q)
4H	n. (¥|°·)ÀY¡B¤ß¡B¤â¡B°·±d(Head, Heart, Hand, Health)
4th	a. fourth(²Ä¥|)
5	five(¥î)
50	fifty
50th	a. fiftieth(²Ä¤­¤Q)
5th	a. fifth(²Ä¤­)
6	six(³°)
60	sixty
60th	a. sixtieth(²Ä¤»¤Q)
6th	a. sixth(²Ä¤»)
7	seven(¬m)
70	seventy
70th	a. seventieth(²Ä¤C¤Q)
7th	a. seventh(²Ä¤C)
8	eight(®Ã)
80	eighty
80th	a. eightieth(²Ä¤K¤Q)
8th	a. eighth(²Ä¤K)
9	nine(¨h)
90	ninety
90th	a. ninetieth(²Ä¤E¤Q)
9th	a. nineth(²Ä¤E)
:	colon(«_¸¹)
;	semicolon(¤À¸¹)
<	less than(¤p©ó), angle bracket
=	equal sign(µ¥©ó)
>	greater than(¤j©ó), angle bracket
?	question mark(°Ý¸¹)
@	at
a	art. ¤@, ¤@­Ó, ¨C¤@, ¦P¤@, ²Ä¤@, §eA¦r§Î;  n. [­^] ¤Q¥|·³¥H¤U¤£©yÆ[¬Ýªº¹q¼v;  pref. ªí¥Ü¡u¤£...(=not), µL...(=without), ¦b...¸Ì­±(=in), ¦b...¤W(=on), ¦b...(=at), ¦b...ª¬ºA¤¤(=in the state of), ¦b...¹Lµ{¤¤(=in the process of), ¥¿¦b(=in the act of)¡v
A 1	a. ¤@¬yªº(=A one), ·¥¦nªº, ·¥¨Îªº
a babe in arms	¯A¥@¥¼²`ªº¤H
a baby grand	¤p«¬¥­¥x¿ûµ^
a back answer	³»¼L
a back issue	¹L´Á´Á¥Z
a back number	¹L´Áªº¥Zª«, ¹L®Éªº¤H
a bad actor	Ãa³J, ¦MÀI¤À¤l
a bad egg	Ãa³J
a bad fairy	®`¤HªººëÆF; §¯ºë
a bad hat	Ãa³J, ²V³J, ´c´Ò
a bad job	¥Õ¶O¤Oªº¨Æ, ­Ë¾`¨Æ
a bad life	¤£¹D¼wªº¥Í¬¡; ¦ô­p¬¡¤£¨ì¥­§¡¹Ø©Rªº¤H
a bad lot	Ãa³J
a bad penny	¤£¨üÅwªïªº¤H, °Q¹½ªº³Ã¥ë
A bad penny always comes back.	´c¦³´c³ø
a bad policy	¤£©ú´¼ªº¬Fµ¦, ¤Uµ¦
A bad shearer never had a good sickle.	¦H¤u¤×¾¹
a bad trip	¥O¤H·Ð´eªº¸g¾ú, ¥i©Èªº¸g¾ú
a bad word	µTÁ¶¸Ü
A bad workman always blames his tools.	¦H¤u¤×¾¹
a bag of bones	n. °©½G¦p®ãªº¤H(©Î°Êª«)
a bag of wind	¸Ø¸Ø¨ä½Íªº¤H
a baker's dozen	¤Q¤T
a balk to one's plans	­p¹º¨ü®À
a ball bearing	ºu¯]¶b©Ó
a ball of fortune	¨ü©R¹BÂ\§Gªº¤H
a ball of strings	¤@¹Î²Ó÷¤l
a band of	¤@¸s, ¤@¥ë, ¤@¶¤...
a bank of	¤@°ï, ¤@¼h...
a bank president	»È¦æ¦æªø
a bankable actor	¥i¥H¥R·í
a banquet given in honor of	¬°Åwªï¬Y¤H¦ÓÁ|¦æªº®b·|
a bar of	¤@±ø, ¤@¶ô...
a bar to	...ªº»Ùê
a barber's cat	½G®z¼¬±|ªÌ, ­±¶À¦Ù½GªÌ
a bare possibility	«Ü¤pªº¥i¯à©Ê, ¸U¤@ªº¨Æ±¡
a bargain's a bargain.	 ¹F¦¨ªº¨óij¨M¤£¥i¼¹·´.
a barrage of	±µ¤G³s¤Tªº, ³s¯]¬¶¦üªº...
a barrel of	¤@±í, ³\¦h, ¤j¶q
a barrel of fun	¤Q¤À¦³½ì
a barrel of money	¤@¤jµ§¿ú
a base area	®Ú¾Ú¦a
a basket ring	Äx°é
a batch of news	¤@²Õ·s»D
A battery	n. A¹q¦À
a battery of	¤@³s¦êªº, ¤@¨t¦Cªº...
a beam in one's eye	¬Y¤H¦Û¨­ªº¤j¯ÊÂI
a beam of hope	¤@½u§Æ±æ
a beam of light	¤@§ô¥ú½u
a beast of a day	¤Ñ®ð´c¦Hªº¤é¤l
a beaten path	½ñ¥X¨Óªº¸ô, ºD¨«ªº¸ô, ±`³W
a beaten track	½ñ¥Xªº¸ô, ±`³W, ºD¨Ò
a beauty doctor	¬ü®e®v
a bed of down	¦w¼ÖºÛ
a bed of flowers	¦w¼ÖºÛ
a bed of honor	°}¤`ªÌªº¹Ó
a bed of rose	´r§Öªº³B¹Ò
a beer belly	¤j¸¡, ¤j¨{¤l
a bench board	¥x¥Ü°t¹qªO; ±±¨î½L
a besetting sin	©ö¥Çªº´c²ß
a best man	¨k¾ª¬Û
a bibliography bearing on	...ªº®Ñ¥Ø´£­n
a bidden guest	À³ÁܨӫÈ
a big audience	²³¦hªºÆ[²³
a big bite of	¤@¤j¤f...; «Ü¤j¤@³¡¤Àªº...
a big deal	¤j¥æ©ö; ¨S¤°»ò¤F¤£°_ªº¨Æ, ·L¤£¨¬¹D!
a big dog	¤j¤Hª«, ­n¤H, ÀYÀY, «OÃð
a big haul	¤@ºô®·Àòªº³\¦h³½; ¤@¤jµ§¦¬Ã¬
a big letdown	¤j¥¢©Ò±æªº¨Æ
a big noise	­n¤H, ¤j¤Hª«, Áq¤HÅ¥»DªºÁn©ú
a big number	­n¤H, ¤j¦ë
a big pot	­n¤H, ¤j¤Hª«
a big share of	«Ü¤jªº¤@³¡¤À
a big shot	­n¤H, ¦³¼vÅT¤Oªº¤H
a big stick policy	¤j´Î¬Fµ¦
a big wheel	­«­n¤Hª«
a bill of health	°·±dÃÒ©ú®Ñ
a Bill of Oblivion	¤j³j¥O
a bill to bearer	¤£°O¦W²¼¾Ú
a bill to order	°O¦W²¼¾Ú
a bird dog	®·³¾Ây¤ü; «õ±¸¤H¤~ªÌ; ¾Ô°«¾÷, ºIÀ»¾÷
a bird in eclipse	¥æ°t´Á¤§«á¥¿¦b²æ¤òªº³¾
a bird in the bush	¥¼¨ì¤âªºªF¦è
a bird in the hand	¤w¨ì¤âªºªF¦è
A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.	Âù³¾¦bªL¤£¦p¤@³¾¦b¤â, ¤J¤â¬°°]
a bird of ill omen	¤¿³¾
a bird of Jove	ÆN
a bird of Juno	¤Õ³¶
a bird of paradise	·¥¼Ö³¾
a bird of passage	­Ô³¾
a bird of peace	ÂF
a bird of prey	­¹¦×³¾, ²r¸V
a bird of wonder	»ñ°Ä
a bit	¤@ÂI¨à, ¦³ÂI, ¨Ç³\
a bit and a sup	¤Ö¶qªº­¹ª«
a bit of	¤@ÂI, ¤Ö¶q, ¨Ç³\
a bit of a	¦³ÂI...ªº¨ý¹D
a bit of jam	·N¤¤¤H, ±¡¤H
a bit of skirt	¤k¤H, ©h®Q, ¤Ö¤k
a black list	¶Â¦W³æ
a black sheep	±Ñ®a¤l, ±ÑÃþ, ®`¸s¤§°¨
a blade of	¤@¤ù
a blank check	ªÅ¥Õ¤ä²¼; ²@µL­­¨î
a blank cheque	ªÅ¥Õ¤ä²¼
a blank sheet	¤@±i¥Õ¯È; ¯Â¼äªº¤ßÆF
a blanket of	«p«pªº¤@¼h...
a blanket of smoke	·Ï¹õ
a blast of wind	¤@°}­·
a blast on the horn	¤@Án¸¹¨¤
a blessing in disguise	¦]º×±oºÖ; ¶ë¯Î¥¢°¨
a blind alley	¦º­J¦P, ·t²Hªº«e´º, ¦º­J¦P, µ´¹Ò
a blind lead	¦º­J¦P, µ´¸ô
a blind letter	¦º«H
a blood bank	¦å®w
a blot on	...ªº¦ÃÂI
a blot on one's escutcheon	¦WÅA¤Wªº¦ÃÂI
a blotting pad	§l¾¥¾¹
a blue dahlia	¤£¥i¯à¦³ªºªF¦è
a blue joke	²Ê«U¤U¬yªº¯º¸Ü, µTÁ¶ªº¯º¸Ü
a blue moon	¤£¥i¯àªº¨Æ
a blue movie	¦â±¡¹q¼v
a body blow	¨I­«ªº¥´À», ºG±Ñ
a body of police	¤@¸sĵ¹î
a boiled shirt	¼ß¹LªºÅ¨­m
a bolt from the blue	·N·Q¤£¨ìªº¨Æ±¡, ´¸¤ÑÅRÆE
a bone of contention	ª§½×ªº­ì¦]; ª§ºÝ
a bonny bird	§Ö¼Ö³¾, ¼Ö¤Ñ¬£, ´MÅw§@¼ÖªÌ
a book dedication	®ÑÄyªºÃDÃã
a book fair	®Ñ¥«, ¹Ï®Ñ³ÕÄý·|
a book of matches	¤@¥]¤õ®ã, ¤@¥´¤õ®ã
a book of prayers	¬èë®Ñ, ¸g®Ñ
a book stand	®ÑÅu
A bosom friend afar brings a distant land near.	®ü¤º¦sª¾¤v¡A¤Ñ²P­Y¤ñ¾F
a bottle of pop	¤@²~¨T¤ô
a bouquet of	¤@§ô
a bout of illness	¤@³õ¯f
a bout of work	¤@°}¤l¤u§@
a bout with the enemy	»P¼Ä¤H¥æ¾W
a bowing acquaintance	ÂIÀY¤§¥æ; ªxªx¤§¥æ
a box and needle	ù½L
a box of matches	¤@²°¤õ®ã
a boy in buttons	¨Í§Ð
a boy of remarkable aptitude	¯«µ£
a boycott of classes	½}½Ò
a branch of instruction in school	¤@ªù½Òµ{
a branch of knowledge	¤@ªùª¾ÃÑ
a brand from the burning	¤jÃø±o±Ïªº¤H
a breach of close	«Dªk«I¤J¨p¦a
a breach of discipline	¹H¤Ï¬ö«ß
a breach of faith	¥¢«H, ­I¬ù, ­I±ó¦æ¬°
a breach of public security	ÂZ¶Ãªv¦w
a break camp	§éÅ|±bÁO
a breath of life	¥²¤£¥i¤ÖªºªF¦è
a breed of cat	¤@ºØ, ¤@Ãþ
a brick layer	¬ä¿j¤H, ¥Ë¤u
a bridge of gold	°h¸ô
a bridle path	³q°¨¤£³q¨®ªº¸ô
a bridle trail	¥Ñ°¨½ñ¦¨ªº¸ô
a bright spark	¥Í®ð«k«kªº¤H, ºë¤O¥R¨KªÌ, ºë©ú¤H, ¥XÃþ©ÞµÑªÌ
a broad hint	©úÅ㪺·t¥Ü
a broad joke	²Ê«Uªº¯º¸Ü
a broad place in the road	¤p³£¥«
a broken man	¼ã­ËªÌ, ¤ß¸Hªº¤H
a broken reed	¤£¥i¾aªº¤H©Îª«
a brood of chickens	¤@ºÛ¤pÂû
a bud of promise	ªì¦¸®iÅSÀY¨¤ªº¤Ö¤k
a bull in a china shop	¤½¤ûÂô¤J²¡¾¹©±, ¾|²õªº
a bull session	º©½Í, ²á¤Ñ, §j¤û
a bum steer	¿ù»~ªº«üÂI
a bunch of	¤@§ô, ¤@¦ê, ¤@¸s
a bunch of fives	®±ÀY, ¤â
a bundle of nerves	·¥¬°±Ó·Pªº¤H
a burning shame	©_®¢¤j°d
A burnt child dreads the fire.	¤@´Â³Q³D«r¡A¤Q¦~©È¤«Ã·
a burst of laughter	¤@°}¤j¯ºÁn
a bush nursery	Á{®É­]®E
a business doctor	¥ø·~ÅU°Ý
a busy signal	¥e½u«H¸¹, ¦£­µ
a cake of	¤@¶ô...
a cake of soap	¤@¶ôªÎ¨m
a call loan	¬¡´Á¶U´Ú
a call of nature	­n¤j¤p«Kªº·Pı
a call to arms	¾Ô°«ªº¸¹¥O
a can of worms	½ÆÂøªº°ÝÃD; ·¥«×ºò±i¤£¦wªº¤H
A candle lights others and consumes itself.	Àë¥ú·Ó«G¤H¦Ó®ø¯Ó¤F¦Û¤v, ¤H¥Í¥HªA°È¬°¥Øªº
a capacity house	«Èº¡ªº¼@³õ
a capital ship	¥D¤OÄ¥
a cappella	a. µL¾¹¼Ö¦ñ«µªº
a captive balloon	¨t¯d®ð²y
a captive shop	¤º³¡°Ó©±, ¾¤u°Ó©±
a car doctor	¨T¨®­×²z¤u
a car washer	¬~¨®ªÌ
a carbon copy	§Û¥»; ·¥¬Û¹³ªº¤H
a card up one's sleeve	·t¤¤¯dµÛªº¤@¤â, ÀAÅn§®­p
a carrier pigeon	«HÂF
a case in point	«ê·íªº¨Ò¤l, ¦õÃÒ
a case of crabs	¥¢±Ñ
a case of murder	¤@¼Î¿Ñ±þ¤H®×
a castle in the air	ªÅ¤¤¼Ó»Õ
a casualty list	¶Ë¤`¦W³æ
a cat fancy	³ßÅw¾i¿ßªº¤H
A cat has nine lives.	¿ß¦³¤E©R
a cat in the meal	°­§âÀ¸, É«­Ç, ¨£¤£±o¤Hªº¤Ä·í
a cat in the pan	Á{°}²æ°kªÌ, Åܸ`ªÌ, «q®{
A cat may look at a king.	¤p¤Hª«¤]¦³Åv§Q
a cat nap	¥´¬Ú, ¥´½OºÎ
a cat's sleep	¥´¬Ú, °²ºÎ
a catch question	©_©Çªº°ÝÃD, ©ÇÃD
A chain is no stronger than its weakest link.	¤@ÀôÁ¡®z¥þ§½Ãa
a change of heart	§ïÅÜ¥D·N, Åܤß, ±ó¨¸Âk¥¿
a change of scene	§ïÅÜÀô¹Ò
a change purse	¸Ë¹s¿úªº¿ú¥]
a chapter of accidents	¤@³s¦êªº¨Æ¬G
a chest of drawers	¤­±PÃo
a child of fortune	©¯¹B¨à
a child of nature	¤Ñ¯uªº¤H
a child of one's loins	¬Y¤Hªº«Ä¤l
a child of the soil	¹A¥Áªº«Ä¤l, ¹A¥Á, ¥»¦a¥X¥Íªº¨k¤l
a chime of bells	¤@²Õ½sÄÁ
a chip in porridge	µLÃöºò­n¤§ª«
a chip of the old block	Á|¤î»Å¦ü¤÷¿Ëªº«Ä¤l
a choice of	¦UºØ¦U¼Ë¥i¨Ñ¿ï¾Üªº...
a chose in possession	¥e¦³ª«
a circular letter	³qª¾
a city in blackout disguise	¹ê¦æ¿O¤õºÞ¨îªº«°¥«
a classic allusion	¨å¬G
a clay doll	ªd«½«½
a clean bill of health	°·±dÃÒ©ú®Ñ
a clean sheet	²M¥Õªº¾ú¥v
a clean sweep of	¹ý©³±½°£
a clear anchorage	¦w¥þÁã¦a
a clergyman's sore throat	ºC©Ê³ïª¢
a clinging vine	§¹¥þ¨Ìªþ¨k¤Hªº¤k¤l
a close battle	¦×·i
a close call	¹®­Æ²æÀI, ¤E¦º¤@¥Í, ­Æ§K©óÃø
a close file	§[¶Þ°­, ¤p®ð°­
a close game	¤ñ¤À±µªñªº¤ñÁÉ, Ãø¤À³Ó­tªº¤ñÁÉ
a close shave	¹®­Æ²æÀI, ¤E¦º¤@¥Í, ­Æ§K©óÃø
a close thing	¹®­Æ²æÀI, ¤E¦º¤@¥Í, ­Æ§K©óÃø
a closed book	¬Ý¤£À´ªº®Ñ, ¤Ñ®Ñ, ±M·~®Ñ
a closing quotation	¦¬¥«¦æ±¡, ¦¬½L
a cloth of exquisite fabric	´¤uºë¬üªº¥¬®Æ
a cluster of	¤@ÁL, ¤@ÂO, ¤@¸s
a coat of	¤@¼h
a coat of arms	¬Þ§Î¯¾³¹
a cock of the loft	¦b¤p¦a¤èºÙ¤ýªº¤H
a cock of the walk	ºÙ¤ýºÙÅQªº¤H
a coffee mill	©@°Ø¬ã¿i¾÷
a cold cook	°µÂl»öÀ]¥Í·Nªº¤H
a cold snap	´H§N¤Ñ®ð, ´H¼é
a cold span	´H¼é
a cold spell	´H§N®ð­Ô, ´H¼é
a collection of	¤@§å, ¤@²Õ
a collection of china	¤@®M²¡¾¹
a colony of	¤@¸s
a coming man	«á¨ÓªÌ, «á°_¤§¨q, «e³~µL¶qªÌ
a command post	«ü´§©Ò
a common scold	¼â°ü
a common soldier	¦C§L, ¤Gµ¥§L
a communication net	¹q«Hºô, ³q°Tºô¸ô
a compelling figure	¤Þ¤Hª`¥Øªº¤Hª«
a complimentary ticket	Ãبé
a conceited pup	¶ÆºCªº¤p«C¦~
a conglomerate of	¤@¹Î, ¤@¸s, ¤@¥ë
a considerable amount of	¬Û·í¦hªº, ¬Û·í¤j¶qªº...
a conspiracy of silence	«O«ù½pÀqªº±K¬ù
a convenient memory	¥u°O±o¹ï¦Û¤v¦³§Qªº¨Æ
a cooked goose	¤£¥i±ÏÃĪº¤H©Îª«
a cool hundred	¦ÊÂ饨´Ú
a coon's age	·¥ªøªº¤@¬q®É¶¡
a copper captain	«_¥R¦³¦a¦ìªº¤H
a copy desk	½s¿è³¡
a corporate body	ªk¤H¹ÎÅé
a correspondent on assignment from...	...ªº¬£¥X°OªÌ
a counsel of perfection	¹F¤£¨ìªº²z·Q
a country mile	«Üªøªº¶ZÂ÷, ·¥»»»·
a couple of	¤@¹ï, ¤@Âù, ¨â¤T­Ó
a course of exchange	§I´«²v
a covenant of salt	¤£¥i­I±óªº·ù¬ù
a cow in calf	Ãh¥¥ªº¥À¤û
a crop of	¤@§å, ¤@¸s, ¤@¤j°ï
a cross beam	¤j¼Ù
a cross between ... and ...	»P...ªºÂø¥æºØ
a crowd of	¤@¸s
a crowning victory	³Ì¤jªº³Ó§Q
a crying shame	²ö¤jªº®¢°d
a cuckoo in the nest	¯}Ãa¥L¤H®a®x©¯ºÖªº¤H
a cup and saucer	¤@¥u±a¦«½Lªº¯ùªM
a cup of	¤@ªM...
a cup of cold water	¬I±Ëªº¶H¼x
a current account	©¹¨Ó±b
a curtain lecture	©d¤l¨p¤U¹ï¤V¤Òªº°V¥¸
a cutie pie	¥i·Rªº©h®Q, ±¡¤H
a dab at	...ªº°ª¤â
a dab of	¤@ÂI, ¨Ç³\, ¤Ö¶q
a daily newspaper	¤é³ø
a dandy of a boy	º}«Gªº¨k«Ä, ½¡½¡¤Ö¦~
a dark horse	¶Â°¨
a daughter of Momus	·Æ½]ªº¤H
a day before the fair	¤Ó¦­, ¹L¦­
a day off	¥ð®§¤é
a dead calm	¦º¤@¯ëªº±IÀR
a dead dog	¨S¥ÎªºªF¦è, ¼oª«
a dead duck	§¹³Jªº¤H
a dead frost	¹ý©³ªº¥¢±Ñ
a dead heat	¤£¤À³Ó­tªºÁɶ], ¥­§½, ºX¹ª¬Û·í
a dead language	¦º»y¨¥
a dead lift	¤H¤u·h¹B, »Ý­n¥þ¤O¥H­uªº¨Æ
a dead loss	²bÁ«·l, ¯ÂÁ«·l; ¹ý©³ªº¥¢±Ñ; µL¦W¤§½ú, ¤£¤¤¥Îªº¤H
a dead marine	ªÅ°s²~
a dead pan	²@µLªí±¡ªº¤H, ²@µLªí±¡ªº­±¤Õ
a dead past	¤w³Q¤H­Ì¿ò§Ñªº©¹¨Æ
a dead pigeon	§ô¤âµLµ¦ªÌ; Ïؤ¤¤§Å¾
a dead rabbit	¦º¨ß¤l, ¤£­È¿úªºªF¦è, ­n¤£±oªºªF¦è; ¼É®{, ¤`©R¤§®{
a dead season	²H©u
a dead secret	ÁÙ¥¼ªnÅSªº¯µ±K
a dead set	¼Ä¹ïºA«×
a dead shot	¯«ºj¤â
a dead stop	¬ðµM°±¤î, ±®µM°±¦í
a deadly affront	²ö¤jªº«V°d
a deaf nut	µL¤¯ªº°íªG; ª`©w­n¥¢±Ñªº­p¹º, ªÅ·Q, µL¥Îª«
a death march	¦VµÛ¦º¤`ªº¶i­x
a debt of honour	ªk«ß¤W¤£©Ó»{ªº­É´Ú, ½ä¶Å
a decade of	¤Q­Ó, ¤Q±ø, ¤Q¥ó...
a decisive battle	¨M¾Ô
a declaration of goods bought abroad	¶i¤fª««~³øÃö³æ
a deed of arms	­x¥\, ¾Ô¥\
a deed of covenant	«´¾Ú, «´¬ù®Ñ
a deed to the house	©Ð«´
a deep file	ÄF¤l, ¦Ñ¦l¥¨·Æªº¤H
a default in the payment of a loan	©ì©µÀvÁÙ¶U´Ú
a demon for work	©é©R¤u§@ªº¤H, ¤u§@¨g
a desk advisor	®×ÀYªº°Ñ¦Ò®Ñ
a detention jail	©ë¯d©Ò
a devil's darning needle	»f¸»
a dial telephone	¦Û°Ê¹q¸Ü, µ{±±¹q¸Ü
a diamond in the rough	¥~ªí²Ê¾|¦Ó¹ê»Úºë©úªº¤H, ¤£©ë¤p¸`ªÌ, ¼Läú¤ßµ½ªÌ, ²Ê¤¤¦³²Óªº¤H
a die plate	¼ÒªO
a different kettle of fish	¨â½X¨Æ, ¥t¤@¦^¨Æ
a digest of information	¸ê®Æ·J½s
a dime a dozen	¦h±o«Ü, ¤£­È¿ú
a dime magazine	·G»ùÂø»x
a dingdong fight	ºX¹ª¬Û·íªº¾Ô°«, ¶Õ§¡¤O¼Äªº¤ñÁÉ
a dinner-pail	¶º²°¤l
a dirty night	­·«B¥æ¥[ªº©]±ß, ¼É­·«B¤§©]
a disciple of Momus	·R¼J§Ëªº¤H
a dish of gossip	¶¢²á, ²á¤Ñ
a disorder of digestive organs	®ø¤Æ¾¹©xªº¯¿¶Ã
a dispatch carrier	§Ö¥ó»¼°e­û
a dispatch rider	¼¯¦«³q°T­û
a distinction between ... and ...	»P...¤§¶¡ªº°Ï§O
a distinction without a difference	¤H¬°ªº°Ï§O
a distinction without difference	¦W¸q¤Wªº°Ï§O, ¹ê»Ú¤W¤£¦s¦bªº°Ï§O, ¤H¬°»s³yªº°Ï§O
a distress sale	¦©©ãª«ªº©ç½æ
a divorce mill	Â÷±Bµô¨Mªk®x
a dog fight	ª¯¥´¬[
a dog in the manger	¥e¤F­T§|¤£©Ô«Ëªº¤H
a dog's age	«Ü¤[, ¦n¤[, ªø¤[
a dolly bird	º}«Gªº©h®Q; ®É»ìªº¤p§¬
a door plate	ªùµP
a dose of	¤@¾¯, ¤@ªA
a dose of flattery	¤@µf§j±·
a downy bird	¾÷ÆF°­, ºë©ú¤H
a drag on	...ªº²ÖÂØ
a drag race	¨T¨®©Ô¤OÁÉ, µuµ{¥[³tÁÉ
a drawn battle	¤£¤À³Ó­tªº¾Ô°«
a drop in the bucket	·É®ü¤@µ¯, ¤E¤û¤@¤ò, ·L¤£¨¬¹D
a drop in the ocean	·É®ü¤@µ¯, ¤E¤û¤@¤ò, ·L¤£¨¬¹D
a drop of	¤@ºw...
a drop quiz	¬ðÀ»´úÅç
a drove of deer	¤@¸s³À
a drug on the market	º¢¾P°Ó«~
a drumming in the ears	¦Õ»ï
a drunken sailor	°s¾Kªº¤h§L
a dry eye	¤£­úªº¤H
a Dutch auction	³Û»ùº¥§Cªº©ç½æ
a Dutch feast	¥D¤H¥ý¾Kªº°s®b
a duty call	§¸`¤Wªº³X°Ý
a face as long as a fiddle	³±Æ{ªºÁy¦â
A fair death honors the whole life.	¦º±o½U¸¨¡A¤@¥Í¥úºa
a fair field	¤½¥­ªº¤ñÁÉ, ¤½¥­Ävª§; ¤½¥­ªº¾÷·|
a fair field and no favor	¥­µ¥ªº¤ñÁɱø¥ó
a fair shake	¤½¥­¥æ©ö
a fair treat	¤Þ¤Hª`¥Øªº¤H©Î¨Æ, ¥O¤Hº¡·Nªº¤H©Îª«; ´Ú«Ý, ¤½¥¿¹ï«Ý
a false step	¥¢¨¬, ¥¢µ¦, ¥¢ºâ, ¿ù»~¤@¨B
a family skeleton	®aÁà
a famous brand	¦WµP, ¦WµP°Ó¼Ð
a famous performance	ºë±mªºªíºt, ¥X¦âªºªíºt
a fancy cake	ªá¦â³J¿|
a fancy dress ball	¤Æ§©»R·|
a fancy fair	¤p°Ó«~¥æ©ö·|
a far cry	»»»·ªº¶ZÂ÷, ¤j¤£¦PªºªF¦è
a far cry from	Â÷...«Ü»·ªº¸ôµ{; »P...¤j¤£¬Û¦P
a far fetch	¤@¬q»·¶ZÂ÷
a fast liver	¥Í¬¡©ñ¿º¤£ÅùªÌ
a fat cat	¦³¿ú¦³¶ÕªÌ, ¤j¦ë, ¤j´Ú
a fat chance	¾÷·|´ù¯í, «Ü¤pªº¥i¯à©Ê
a fat lot	«Ü, «D±`, ¤@ÂI¤£; ¤@ÂI¤]¤£
a fat lot of	«D±`¦h, «Ü¦h; ¤@ÂI¤]¤£¦h, «D±`¤Ö
a fatal blow	­P©Rªº¥´À»
a fatal disease	¤£ªv¤§¯g
a fault on the right side	¶ë¯Î¥¢°¨, ¦]º×±oºÖ
a favorable reception	¦nµû, Åwªï
a favourite son	Ãd¨à
a feast for the gods	¤s¬Ã®ü¨ý, ½à¤ß®®¥Øªº¨Æª«
a feast of reason	§®½ì¾î¥Íªº½Í¸Ü, ½Í¦R­·¶®
a feast of reason and a flow of soul	¦³¯qªº½Í¸Ü
a feather in one's cap	¥i¥H¸ØÄ£ªº¨Æª«, ¥i¹Åªº¦¨´N
a feather in one's cap	¥i¸ØÄ£ªº¨Æ, ¨ô¶Vªº¦¨´N
a feeding storm	¶V¨Ó¶V¼F®`ªº¼É­·«B
a fellow national	¦P­M
a female domestic	¤k¦þ¤H
a fencing ken	ºÛÂÃÅBª«ªº³õ©Ò
a few	¤Ö¼Æ, ´X­Ó, ¤@¨Ç
a few of	¤Ö¼Æ, ´X­Ó, ¤@¨Ç
a few sticks of furniture	´X¥ó²­®ªº³Ã­Ñ
a field army	³¥¾Ô­x
a field of honour	¨M°«³õ, ¾Ô³õ
a fierce battle	¿E¾Ô
A fig for this	³oºâ¤°»ò? ³oºâ¤£¤F¤°»ò!
a fill of tobacco	¤@³U·Ï, ¤@·Ï¤æªº·Ïµ·
a financial man	°]¬F®a, ª÷¿Ä®a
a financial member	´¶³q·|­û
a fine day for young ducks	«B¤Ñ
a finger on the wall	¨aÃøªº¹w¥ü
a finish fight	¨M°«, ­I¤ô¤@¾Ô
a finishing stroke	³Ì«á­P©Rªº¤@À», ³Ì«á¤@µ§
a fire suppressant	·À¤õ¾¯
a fit of rage	¤@°}«ã¤õ, ¤@°}µo§@
a fit of remorse	¤@°}«á®¬
a five-star general	¤­¬P¤W±N
a flash in the pan	¾èªá¤@²{ªº¤H, Åã»®¤@®Éªº¤H, ¦n´º¤£ªø
a flash of hope	¤@½u§Æ±æ, ¤@°{¦Ó¹Lªº§Æ±æ
a flash of wit	ÆF¾÷¤@°Ê
a flat tire	Ãz®ðªº¨®­L
a flea in one's ear	¿Ø¨ë, ¥¸³d, ¤£¤¤Å¥ªº¸Ü, Â_µM©Úµ´
a fleeting show	¾èªá¤@²{ªº²{¶H
a flicker of hope	¤@½u§Æ±æ, ¤@°{¦Ó¹Lªº§Æ±æ, ÄÆ©¿¤£©wªº§Æ±æ
a flight of stairs	¤@¬q¼Ó±è
a flock of	¤@¸s
a flood of	¤@¤j¤ù, ¤@¤j§å
a flood of people	¤H¤s¤H®ü, ¼é¤ô¯ëªº¤H¸s
a flood of words	·Ê·Ê¤£µ´ªº¨¥Ãã
a floor under wages	³Ì§C¤u¸ê¼Ð·Ç
a flourish of trumpets	¤j¸v«Å´­
a fly in amber	«O¦s±o¦nªº¬Ã¶Q¿òª«
a fly in the ointment	¬ü¤¤¤£¨¬¤§³B
a fly on the wheel	¹L¤À¦Û«îªÌ, ¦Û«î¬Æ°ªªº¤H, ¥Ø¤¤µL¤Hªº³Ã¥ë
a flying visit	¥^¦£ªº³X°Ý, µu®É¶¡°ÑÆ[
a foe worthy of one's steel	«l¼Ä
a fool's errand	µL¥Î¥\, ®{³ÒµL¯qªº¨Æ
a fool's paradise	¶À±ç¬ü¹Ú
A for effort	Áö¤£¦¨¥\¡A¦ý¤´ªÖ©w
a foregone conclusion	¹w®Æ¤¤ªºµ²§½
a forest of masts	®é§ýªL¥ß
a forlorn hope	·¥·Lªº§Æ±æ, ´±¦º¶¤
a form of address	ºÙ©I
a foul berth	´c¦Hªº°±ªy¦a
a fraction of	¤@¤p³¡¤Àªº
a free fight	²V¾Ô
a free hand	©ñ¤â³B²zªºÅv¤O
a free list	§Kµ|°Ó«~ªí, §K¶O¤J³õÆ[²³¦W³æ
a free wind	¶¶­·
a French window	¸¨¦a¦¡ªùµ¡, ¸¨¦a¦¡ªøµ¡
a friend in court	¦³¶Õ¤OªºªB¤Í
A friend in need is a friend indeed.	±wÃøÃѪ¾¤v, ³·¤¤°e¬´¯u§g¤l
a frog in the throat	»´«×³ï°×
a fruit of one's loins	¬Y¤H¥Íªº«Ä¤l
a fruit pie	¤ôªGÀ`»æ
a full general	¥|¬P¤W±N
a full team	¦³¯S§O¤~¯àªº¤H, ¨­Ãhµ´§ÞªÌ
a full-course meal	¥¿¦¡ªº®b®u
a fund of	Â×´Iªº, ¤j¶qªº, ´I©ó...
a future life	¨Ó¥Í
a galaxy of	¤@¸s
a gallery hit	½æ§Ë§Þ¥©ªºªíºt
a gallery shot	½æ§Ë§Þ¥©ªºªíºt
a gallery stroke	½æ§Ë§Þ¥©ªºªíºt
a gambling hell	½ä¸]
a game not worth the candle	¤£­È±o°µªº¨Æ
a game of	¤@³õ, ¤@½L, ¤@§½
a game of chance	¾a¹B®ðªº¹CÀ¸
a game of skill	¾a§Þ¯àªº¹CÀ¸
a game preserve	Âyª««OÅ@°Ï
a gang of	¤@¥ë, ¤@À°, ¤@¸s
a gaol bird	¥}¥Ç, ºD¥Ç, ´c´Ò, µL¿à
a gas leak	·Ñ®ðªnº|
a gay bird	§Ö¼Ö³¾, ¼Ö¤Ñ¬£, ´MÅw§@¼ÖªÌ
a general election	´¶¿ï
a general outline	¤jºõ
a general reader	¤@¯ëŪªÌ
a general strike	Á`½}¤u
a general thing	ºD¨Ò
a general war	¥þ­±¾Ôª§
a general's battle	¾Ô²¤¾Ô³Nªº¸û¶q
a gentleman at large	±y¶¢¶¥¼hªº¤H, µL¾·~ªÌ
a gentleman of fortune	«_ÀI®a, ®üµs
a gentleman of the pad	Äd¸ô¦æ§TªÌ, ÅT°¨¤jµs
a gentleman of the press	·s»D°OªÌ
a gentleman's agreement	§g¤l¨ó©w
a gentleman's gentleman	¨k¹²
a ghostly director	Å¥Äb®¬ªº¯«¤÷
a ghostly father	Å¥Äb®¬ªº¯«¤÷
a gift of nature	¤Ñ½á
a girl of the street	µóÀY¤k­¦, §²¤k, ±@§²
a golden apple	ª÷Ä«ªG; ¦è¬õ¬U, µf­X
a gone case	¤£¥i±ÏÃĪº¤H
a gone coon	¨S¦³§Æ±æªº¤H
a gone feeling	ÄÆÄƵMµo·wªº·Pı
a good	¬Û·í, ¨¬¨¬
A good anvil fears no hammer	¦n¯z¤£©ÈÁè, ¯uª÷¤£©È¤õ
A good appetite is a good sauce	°§¤£¾Ü­¹
a good bargain	«K©y³f; ¦Xºâªº¶R½æ
A good beginning is the half the battle.	¦nªº¶}©l´N¬O¦¨¥\ªº¤@¥b
a good berth	¨}¦nªº°±ªy¦a; ¦n®t¨Æ, ¦n¤u§@
A good book is the best of friends, the same today and forever.	¦n®Ñ¬O³Ì¦nªºªB¤Í¡A²{¦b¦p¦¹¡A±N¨Ó¥çµM
a good deal of	³\¦h, «Ü¦h, ¤j¶qªº
A good deed is never lost.	µ½¦æ±N¥Ã««¤£¦´
a good egg	¦n¤H
a good few	¤£¤Ö, ¬Û·í¦h
a good job	©¯¹B¨Æ
a good keeper	­@Â꺪««~
a good lawyer	À´ªkªº¤H
a good layer	¥Í³J¦hªºÂû
a good life	¬¡±o¨ì¥­§¡¹Ø©Rªº¤H, ¦nªº¥Í¬¡
a good manager	·|·í®aªº¤H, ¾Þ«ù¦³¤èªÌ
a good many	«Ü¦h, ¬Û·í¦h
a good onion	°Q¤H³ßÅwªº¤H, ¦n¤p¤l
a good patch	¨«¹Bªº®É´Á, ¦¨¥\ªº®É´Á
a good pitch	¦n²y, §ë±o¦n!
a good shot	¯«ºj¤â; ²q±o·Ç
a good sort	¦n¤H
a good sort of body	¦n¤H
a good supply of	¨ÑÀ³¥R¨¬ªº...
A good tale is none the worse for being twice told.	¦nªF¦è­È±o¤@¦A¦^¨ý
a good time	¤@¬q¬ü¦n®É¥ú
a good while	¦n¨Ç®É­Ô, «Üªø®É¶¡
a goodwill visit	¤Í¦n³X°Ý
a Gordian knot	¦ºµ², Ãø¥H¸Ñ¶}ªºµ², ¸Ñ¨M¤£¤Fªº¥Ù¬Þ
a got-up affair	°é®M, ¨ÆºA
a grain of	¤@²É..., ¤@Áû...
a grain of mustard seed	¦³·¥¤jµo®i«e³~ªº¤pªF¦è
a grain of salt	¤@ÁûÆQ, ¤@²ÉÆQ; ¥´§é¦©, ¤£¥þ«H
a grand total	Á`­p, ²Ö­p
a grant in aid	¸É§Uª÷, §U¾Çª÷
a grease monkey	¨T¨®­×²z¤u, ¾÷±ñ®v
a greasy grind	®IÀY­WŪªº¾Ç¥Í
a great deal	«Ü¦h, ¤j¶q, ...±o¦h
a great deal of	«Ü¦hªº
a great gulf fixed	ÂE·¾
a great lot	¤j¶q
a great many	³\³\¦h¦h, «D±`¦h
a great number of	³\¦h
a great reserve of	¤j¶qÀx³Æªº...
a great swell	¤j¤Hª«, ÀY­±¤Hª«
a great volume of	¤j¶qªº...
a great volume of sound	¤@°}­·
a Greek gift	¹Ï¿Ñ®`¤HªºÂ§ª«
a green grave	·s¼X
a grey mare	³Ó¹L¤V¤Òªº©d¤l
a group army	¶°¹Î­x
a group of	¤@²Õ, ¤@¶¤, ¤@¸s, ¤@¥ë, ¤@§å...
a guerrilla area	´åÀ»°Ï
a hail of blows	¤@°}¥´À», «BÂI¯ëªº®±ÀY
a hair to make a tether of	¤pÃD¤j§@, ¤jÅå¤p©Ç, ¿³­·§@®ö
a hand of banana	¤@¦ê­»¿¼
a hand of bananas	¤@¦ê­»¿¼
a hand-to-hand battle	¦×·i¾Ô
a handful of	¤@¤p¼¼, ¤Ö¼Æ
a handle to one's name	ÀY»Î, ºÙ¸¹; ¤@©x¥b¾
a handsome sum of money	¥iÆ[ªº¤@¤jµ§´Ú¤l
a hanging matter	­n³Bµ±¦Dªº®×¥ó
a harbour of refuge	Á×­·´ä
a hard case	¤£¥i±ÏÃĪº¤H, Ãø¹ï¥Iªº¤H
a hard dose to swallow	¤@©«ÃøÃ`ªº­WÃÄ, Ãø¥H±µ¨üªº¨Æ¹ê
a hard hit	¨I­«ªº¥´À», ¯}²£; ¼öÅÊ, ¼Y¤J±¡ºô
a hard nut to crack	´Æ¤âªº°ÝÃD, Ãø¥H¹ï¥Iªº¤H
a hard row to hoe	¥F¨ýªº¤u§@
a hatchet man	¹µ¥Îªº¨ë«È, ¥´¤â, ¤ö¤ú, ¨«ª¯
a haze of doubt	¤@¶ôºÃ¹Î
a head of cattle	¤@ÀY¤û
a health resort	Àø¾i³Ó¦a
a healthful diet	Àç¾iÀ\
a heap of	¤@¤j°ï, ³\¦h...
a hearing aid	§UÅ¥¾¹
a heart attack	¤ßŦ¯fµo§@
a heart of gold	¹D¼w°ª©|ªº¤H
a heart of granite	ÅK¥Û¤ß¸z
a heart of oak	°í¶´¤£©Þªº«i¤h
a heart of steel	ÅK¥Û¤ß¸z, §N»Åªº¤ß
a hearty meal	Âײ±ªº¤@À\
a heat of steel	¤@Äl¿û
a heavy course load	Ác­«ªº½Òµ{­t¾á
a heavy date	­«­nªº¬ù·|
a heavy purse	¥R¹êªº¿ú¥]; ´I¸Î
a heavy swell	¬ïµÛ¤J®Éªº¤H, ¬ïµÛ®É»ìªº¤H
a hell of	·¥«×ªº, ÁV³z¤Fªº, ¦n·¥¤Fªº...
a hemisphere of special knowledge	±M·~ª¾ÃѪº½d³ò
a hen on	¹Ï¿Ñ
a herd of	¤@¸s
a herd of cattle	¤@¸s¤û
a high pitch of excitement	·¥«×ªº¿³¾Ä
a highbred magazine	°ª¯Å½ì¨ýÂø»x, ¤W¬yªÀ·|¬ÝªºÂø»x
a hill of beans	¤Ö¶q, ¤p¨Æ
a hint of	¤@ÂI..., ¤@µ·...
a hive of activity	¤@¤ùÁc¦£
a hog in armour	Á|¤î²Â©åªº¤H, ¬ï¦n¦çªA·P¨ì¤£¦Û¦bªº¤H
a hole in one's coat	¯ÊÂI, º|¬}
a holy terror	¥i©Èªº¤H, °Q¹½ªº³Ã¥ë
a home from home	¹³®a¸Ì¤@¼Ë¦w¾A¦Û¦bªº¦a¤è
a home thrust	¥¿¤¤­n®`ªº¤@À»
a home truth	¦Ñ¥Í±`½Í, ¥O¤H¤£§Öªº¯u¹ê±¡ªp, °f¦Õªº¦Ñ¹ê¸Ü
a horizontal line	¤ô¥­½u
a horn of plenty	´IÄǪº¶H¼x
a horse of another colour	§¹¥þ¥t¤@¦^¨Æ
a horse on someone	°w¹ï¬Y¤Hªº´c§@¼@
a host of	³\¦h, ¤@¤j¸s
a hot lead	·¥¦nªº½u¯Á
a hot number	¼öªù³f, ºZ¾P²£«~, ¬y¦æºq¦±
a hot potato	´Æ¤â°ÝÃD, ÃøÃD
a hot time	ºò±i®É¨è, Ãø¼õªº¤é¤l
a house of call	¹s¤u«Ý¶±³B, ±`¥hªº³õ©Ò
a house of cards	¯ÈµP·f¦¨ªº©Ð¤l, ¤£¥i¾aªº­p¹º
a house of correction	±Ð¾i°|
a house of detention	©ë¯d©Ò
a house of God	±Ð°ó
a house of ill fame	½`¤l, §²°|
a house of prayer	±Ð°ó
a house of refuge	Ãø¥Á¦¬®e©Ò
a household word	¤H¤H¬Òª¾ªºµü»y
a hue and cry	³q¿è¥O, ¥s³ÛÁn
a human failing	¤HÃþªº®zÂI
a hundred and one	³\³\¦h¦h...
a hundred percent	¦Ê¤À¤§¦Ê, §¹¥þ
a Jack in office	¦Û©R¤£¤Zªº¤p©x
A jack of all trades is master of none.	¼Ë¼Ë³£·|¡A¼Ë¼Ë¤£ºë
a Jack of both side	ÃMÀðªÌ
a Jack of straw	½_¯ó¤H
a jazz hound	»R°g
a job interview	©Û¤u­±¸Õ
a job lot	¤@¤j°ï·G»ù¥X°âªºÂøª«
a jolly dog	§Ö¬¡ªº¤H
a Judas kiss	¤f¸¡»e¼C, µS¤j¤§§k
a kaleidoscope of	¸Uªáµ©¯ëªº..., ¤dÅܸU¤Æªº...
a keeper of his words	»¡¸Üºâ¼Æªº¤H
a kick in one's gallop	²§·Q¤Ñ¶}
a kick in the pants	·N·Q¤£¨ìªº¥¸³d, ­«¤j®À§é
a kick in the teeth	·N·Q¤£¨ìªº¥¸³d, ­«¤j®À§é
a kind of	¤@ºØ, ¤@Ãþ
a king's ransom	¤@µ§¥¨´Ú
a knack of trade	¸g°Ó¤§¹D, ¦æ·~³Z¬
a knight in shining armor	¤O®¾¨gÄiªº¤H, ¥Õ°¨¤ý¤l
a knight in shining armour	¤O®¾¨gÄiªº§¹¬ü¤Hª«, ¥Õ°¨¤ý¤l
a knight of the brush	¬ü³N®a
a knight of the hammer	ÅK¦K
a knight of the pen	¤å¤H
a knight of the road	¬y°Ê±À¾P­û, ¬y®öº~
a knowing card	ºë©úªÌ
a kohinoor of a diamond	Æp¥Û¤¤ªºµ´«~
a la	prep. «ö..., ¨Ì·Ó..., ...¦¡ªº, ¨Ì·Ó...(²i½Õªkªº), ¨Ì·Ó...­·¨ý²i½Õªº
a la carte	adv. [ªk¤å] ·Óµæ³æÂIµæ;  a. ·Óµæ³æÂIµæªº
a la king	a. [¬ü] ¥Î²¢´Ô¤Î¿@¥Ä²iµNªº
a la mode	alamode
a. ¬y¦æªº, ®É»ìªº, ¥[¦B²N²Oªº;  adv. ¬y¦æ¦a, ®É»ì¦a, ¥[¦B²N²O¦a
a labor of love	·R°µªº¨Æ, ¥X¦Û³ß·R¦Ó°µªº¨Æ
a labour of love	·R°µªº¨Æ
a lace border	ªáÃä
a lady by birth	¥X¨­¦Wªùªº¶Q°ü¤H
a lady of easy virtue	©ñ¿ºªº¤k¤H
a lame apology	¯¸¤£¦í¸}ªºÅG¸Ñ, º|¬}¦Ê¥XªºÂǤf
a land battle	³°¾Ô
a land flowing with milk and honey	³½¦Ì¤§¶m
a lantern jaw	¦y¤U¤Ú, ½G«dªºÁy¤Õ
a large amount of	¤j¶qªº
a large ballot	«Ü¦hªº¿ï²¼
a large body of	¤@¤j°ï, ³\¦h...
a large body of facts	¤@¤j°ï¼Æ¾Ú
a large per cent of	«Ü¤j¤@³¡¤Àªº, ¤j³¡¤À...
a large proportion of	¤j³¡¤Àªº...
a large quantity of	¤j¶qªº
a last-ditch struggle	­t¶¨¹x§Ü
a launching pad	¾É¼uµo®g¥x
a law maker	¥ßªkªÌ, ¥ßªk¾÷ºc
a law unto oneself	¿WÂ_±M¦æªÌ
a lawn party	¹C¶é·|
a lay figure	¤HÅé¼Ò«¬, ¼Ò¯S¨à; ³ÈÀw
a lay man	«U¤H, ªù¥~º~, ¥~¦æ
a layer of	¤@¼h...
A lazy youth, a lousy age.	¤Ö§§¤£§V¤O¡A¦Ñ¤j®{¶Ë´d
a leading article	ªÀ½×
a leading card	¥ý¨Ò, º]¼Ë
a leak of information	±¡³øªºªnº|
a leap in the dark	«_ÀIªº¦æ°Ê, »´Á|¦k°Ê
a lease of life	¹Ø©R
a leash of days	¤@³s¤T¤Ñ
a length of	¤@¬q
a letter of sympathy	¼¢°Ý«H
A level	n. °ªµ¥µ{«×(advanced level)
a level-crossing keeper	ÅK¸ô¹D¤f¬Ý¦u¤H
a lie of whole cloth	¤Q¨¬ªºÁÀ¨¥
a lieutenant general	³°­x¤¤±N
a life peer	²×¨­¾á¥ôªº¤W°|ij­û
A life without a friend is a life without sun.	¤H¥ÍµLªB¤ÍµS¦p¤H¥ÍµL¶§¥ú
a light hand	¼ô½m
A light heart lives long.	¤ß±¡´r§ÖªÌªø¹Ø
a light purse	ªÅªÅªº¿ú¥]; ³h½a
A light purse makes a heavy heart.	¨S¿ú¤ß¨Æ­«
a limb of the devil	¹xµ£
a line of	¤@¦æ, ¤@¦C, ¤@±Æ
a line of action	¦æ°Ê¤è°w, [ª«²z] §@¥Î½u
a line of least resistance	ªý¤O³Ì¤pªº¤è¦V, ³Ì®e©öªº³~®|
a lion in the way	Äd¸ôªê, ¥i©Èªº»Ùê
a liquidation sale	²M­Ü©ç½æ
a litter of pigs	¤@ºÛ½Þ¥J
a little	¤@¨Ç, ¦³ÂI, ¤Ö³\; ¦³ÂI, µy·L
A little bird told me	¦³¤H¨p¤U§i¶D§Ú, §ÚÅ¥»¡
a little bit	¦³ÂI, ¨Ç³\
a little eternity	¤@¬q«Üªøªº®É¶¡
a little now and a little then	¶¡Â_¦a, Â_Â_ÄòÄò¦a
A little pot is soon hot.	¶q¤p©ö«ã
a little rift within the lute	³Ìªìªº¤Àª[, µoºÆªº¹w¥ü
a little tin god	¦Û¦W¤£¤Zªº¤H
a little while	¤@·|¨à, µu®É¶¡
a live programme	¹êªpÂ༽ªº¸`¥Ø, ²{³õª½¼½
a live wire	³q¹q¹q½u, ¦³¬¡¤Oªº¤H
a living copy of the past	¨ÌµM¦p¬G, ·ÓÂÂ
a living hell	¤H¶¡¦aº»
a load of	¤@¨®ªº, ³\¦h...
a loading area	¸Ë¨ø°Ï
a loaf of bread	¤@­ÓÄÑ¥]
a loan on security	¾á«O¶U´Ú
a local speciality	¦a¤è¯S²£
a lone wolf	¿W¨Ó¿W©¹ªÌ, ¤£³ßÅw»P¤H©¹¨Óªº¤H
a long dozen	¤Q¤T­Ó
a long shot	«Ü¤Ö¾÷·|¦¨¥\ªº¹Á¸Õ
a long shot gamble	©tª`¤@ÂY
a long time ago	«Ü¤[¥H«e
a long way from	¶ZÂ÷...»»»·
a long while ago	«Üªø®É¶¡¥H«e
a long word	«Üªøªº®É¶¡
a long-distance call	ªø³~¹q¸Ü
a look of vacancy	¯íµM­Y¥¢ªº¯«±¡
a loose fish	®ö¤l, ®ö¿ºªÌ, ©ñ¿º¤£Åùªº³Ã¥ë
a losing battle	¨S¦³§Æ±æ³Ó§Qªº¾Ô°«, ¥¢§Qªº¾Ô°«
a lost cause	¤w¥¢±Ñªº¨Æ·~; ¤j¶Õ¤w¥h
a lost sheep	¤`¦Ï, °g³~ªº¯Ì¦Ï, °g³~ªÌ
a lot	³\¦h¤H©Îª«; «Ü¦h, ¤j¶q, «D±`
a lot of	³\¦h, «Ü¦h, ¤j¶qªº
a love match	·R±¡µ²¦Xªº±B«Ã
a lucky dip	©¯¹B³U, ºN±m³U
a lucky dog	©¯¹B¨à, ¨«¹Bªº³Ã¥ë
a lump in the throat	³ïÄV®C¦í
a lump of selfishness	¤@­Ó¹ýÀY¹ý§Àªº¦Û¨pªÌ
a made man	ªÖ©w·|¦¨¥\ªº¤H, ¥H¹ñÅSÀY¸}ªÌ
a magazine of wisdom	´¼¼zªºÄ_®w
a maiden work	³B¤k§@
a mailed fist	ªZ¤O«Â¯Ù, ¼É¤O
a major general	³°­x¤Ö±N
a majority of	¤j³¡¤À, ¤j¦h¼Æ
a man about town	ªáªá¤½¤l
A man apt to promise is apt to forget.	»´¿ÕªÌµ½§Ñ
a man at the desk	¿ì¨Æ­û, ®Ñ°O­û
a man born of woman	¤Z¤H
A man cannot serve two masters.	¤ÑµL¤G¤é¡A¥ÁµL¤G¥D
a man in a thousand	¦Ê¨½¬D¤@ªÌ, ¥XÃþ©ÞµÑªº¤H
A man is known by the company her keeps.	Æ[¨ä¤Íª¾¨ä¤H
a man of ability	¯à·FªÌ, ¦³¥»¨Æªº¤H
a man of affairs	n. ¨Æ·~®a, ¹ê·~®a
a man of application	¶Ô¾Ä¤u§@ªÌ, ±M¤ß­P§ÓªÌ
a man of business	¥N²z¤H
a man of character	¦³­Ó©Êªº¤H, ©Ê®æ°í±jªÌ
a man of decision	¦³¨MÂ_¯à¤Oªº¤H, ªGÂ_ªº¤H
a man of dress	¦çµÛÁ¿¨sªº¨k¤H
a man of eminence	¦W¤H, ¨ô¶V¤Hª«
a man of family	¦³®a«ÇªÌ, ¦³©d¨à¦Ñ¤pªÌ; ¦Wªù¤l§Ì
a man of fashion	®É»ì¤Hª«, ­·ÀY¤Hª«
a man of figure	¤Hª«, ¦W¤H, ­n¤H, ¦³Án±æªº¤H
a man of God	¯«Â¾¤H­û
a man of great energy	ºë¤O¥R¨Kªº¤H
a man of great esteem	¼w°ª±æ­«ªÌ
a man of great resources	¨¬´¼¦h¿ÑªÌ, ¦Ñ¿Ñ²`ºâªÌ
a man of high standing	¦³«Ü°ª¦a¦ì, ¦³«Ü°ªÁn±æªº
a man of his hands	¦K¤H
a man of his word	«ñ¦u«H¥ÎªÌ, ¨¥¤§¦³«HªÌ
a man of intellectual breadth	ª¾ÃѲW³Õªº¤H
a man of iron	·N§Ó°í±jªº¤H
a man of letters	¤å¾Ç®a, ¤å¤H
a man of light and leading	Åv«Â¤H¤h, ¦³¥ý¨£¤§©úªÌ
a man of mark	¦W¤H, ª¾¦W¤H¤h
a man of means	´I¤H, ¦³¿ú¤H, ¦³°]²£ªÌ
a man of men	¨ô¶V¤Hª«, ³Ç¥XªÌ
a man of mettle	¦³«i®ðªº¤H
a man of moods	³ß«ãµL±`ªº¤H
a man of mould	¤Z¤H, «U¤H, ¥@¤H
a man of nerve	¦³Áx¶qªº¤H
a man of no fixed abode	µL©T©w¦í©ÒªÌ
a man of one's word	¦u«Hªº¤H
a man of parts	¦³¤~·Fªº, ¦h¤~¦hÃÀªÌ
a man of polish	¤å¶®¤H¤h
a man of property	¦³²£ªÌ
a man of renown	¦W¤H, ª¾¦W¤H¤h
a man of sin	¸o¤H
a man of straw	½_¯ó¤H, °²·Qªº¹ï¤â
a man of temperate habits	¸[©Ê·Å©Mªº¤H, ¦³¸`¨îªº¤H
a man of the world	¨£¹L¥@­±ªº¤H, ¾\¾úÂ×´IªÌ
a man of vision	¦³²´¥úªº¤H, ¦³»·¨£ªº¤H, °ªÂ¤»·ÆfªÌ
a man of wax	¼Ò½d¤Hª«, §¹¤H
a man of wealth	´I¤H, ¦³¿ú¤H
a man on horseback	­x¨Æ¿WµôªÌ
a man on top of his work	¤u§@¥X¦âªº¤H
a man with the bark on	²Ê¤H
a man with the broom	·Q§@¤@µf§ï­²ªÌ, ¼ö¤ß§ï­²ªº¤H
a man with the muck	¨ì³B¥´Å¥Áà»Dªº¤H, ·R´²§G¬y¨¥ãò»yªº¤H
a mare's nest	¤£¦s¦bªºªF¦è, ªÅÅw³ß¤@³õ, ¦ËÄx¥´¤ô¤@³õªÅ, ¶À¸d¬ü¹Ú
a marriage of convenience	°ò©ó§Q®`Ãö«Yªº±B«Ã
a mass of	¤@¶ô, ¤@¹Î, ¤j¶qªº
a master hand	¯à¤â, ¦æ®a¸Ì¤â; ¤j¤âµ§, ¤å¾Ç¤j®v
a master mind	°¶¤H, ³Ç¥X¤Hª«, «ä·Q®a
a master stroke	§®Á|, ¤j¦¨, Â×¥\°¶ÁZ
a mat of hair	¤@ÁLÀY¾v
a matron of honour	¦ñ®Q
a matter at issue	¦³ª§Ä³ªº°ÝÃD, ¥¿¦bª§½×ªº°ÝÃD
a matter for wonder	Åå©_ªº¨Æ±¡
a matter in hand	·í«eªº°ÝÃD
a matter of course	¶¶²z¦¨³¹ªº¨Æ, «Ü¦ÛµMªº¨Æ, ²z©Ò·íµMªº¨Æ
a matter of great account	¤@¥ó«Ü­«­nªº¨Æ
a matter of life and death	¥Í¦º§ñÃöªº¨Æ
a matter of opinion	²³»¡¯É¯Æªº¨Æ
a matter of record	°O¿ý¦b®×ªºªF¦è
a matter of...	...ªº°ÝÃD,  ¤j¬ù...
a maximum of	¦Ü¦h, ³Ì¦h
a mean fellow	¨õ»Àªº³Ã¥ë, §[¶Þ°­
a medical man	Âå¥Í
a mental case	ºë¯«¯f±wªÌ
a mere fable	¯ÂÄݵL½]¤§½Í
A mere mention of	¤@´£¨ì...
a mere pose	¯Âºéªº«ººA, ¶È¶È¬O°µ¥Xªº¼Ë¤l
a message of greetings	¶P¹q, ¶P«H
a message of mourning	­ñ¹q, ­P«s«H
a middle school in affiliation	ªþÄݤ¤¾Ç
a midget radio	³S¬Ã¦¬­µ¾÷
a mile	¤@­ù
a military area	­x°Ï
a millstone about one's neck	¨I­«ªº­t¾á
a mind reader	¯à²q¥X§O¤H·Qªkªº¤H
a mine layer	§G¹pÄ¥
a mine of information	ª¾ÃѪºÄ_®w
a minimum of	¦Ü¤Ö, ³Ì¤Ö, ³Ì°_½X
a missing person	¥¢ÂܤH­û
a mist before one's eye	²\²´¼Ò½k, ²´«e¤@¤ù¼Ò½k
a mite of a child	¤p±o¥i¼¦ªº«Ä¤l
a mite on an elephant	¤E¤û¤@¤ò, ·É®ü¤@µ¯
a money of account	­pºâ³f¹ô
a monkey with a long tail	©è©ã
a month of Sundays	«Ü¤[, º©ªøªº®É¶¡
a most	«D±`, ¤Q¤À, ·¥¨ä
a motor bicycle	¼¯¦«¨®
a mountain of	¤s¤@¼Ëªº¤@¤j°ï, ¤j¶qªº...
a mountain of flesh	°ª¤jµ²¹êªº¤H
a mountain range	¤s¯ß
a mountain recess	ÂO¤s²`³B, ¤sÜ~
a mountain retreat	¤s²ø, ¥@¥~®ç·½, ­»®æ¨½©Ô
a mountainous area	¤s°Ï
a movie queue	µ¥«Ý¶R¹q¼v²¼ªºªø¦C
a mug of	¤@¤jªM...
a multitude of	¤j§åªº, ¤j¶qªº, ³\³\¦h¦hªº...
a mushroom millionaire	¼Éµo¤á
a mushroom town	·s¿³«°Âí
a muster of	¤@¸s..., ¤@§å..., ¤@¤j°ï...
a muster of peacocks	¤@¸s¤Õ³¶
a name to conjure with	«Â¤O¥¨¤jªº¦W¦r
a narrow escape	¤E¦º¤@¥Í, ¹®­Æ°k²æ
a narrow margin of profit	Á¡§Q
a narrow scrape	ÀI¨Ç¨à³´¤J§x¹Ò, ®t¤@ÂI­Ë¾`, ¤E¦º¤@¥Í, ¤d¶v¤@¾v
a narrow squeak	¤E¦º¤@¥Í, ¹®­Æ°k²æ
a narrow victory	«j±j¨ú±oªº³Ó§Q, ÀI³Ó
a nasty one	ÄY­«ªº¥´À», ³d½|, °V¥¸, Ãø³ôªº³B¹Ò
a nasty piece of work	³±¿Ñ, ¤U¬yªº³Ã¥ë
a nation of shopkeepers	¤p©±¥D¤§°ê, µ½©ó°µ¶R½æªº¥Á±Ú
a natural for something	¤Ñ¥Í¾A¦X°µ¬Y¨Æªº¤H
a natural inference	¥²µMªº±À½×
a naval battle	®ü¾Ô
a near escape	¤E¦º¤@¥Í
a near go	¤E¦º¤@¥Í, ¹®­Æ°k²æ
a near miss	¹®­Æ²æÀI, ÀI¨Ç¬Û¼²
a near thing	¤E¦º¤@¥Í, ¹®­Æ°k²æ
a near touch	¤E¦º¤@¥Í, ¹®­Æ°k²æ
a necessary house	´Z©Ò
a negative plate	©³¤ù, ·P¥úªO
a negligible quantity	¥i©¿²¤ªºªF¦è
a Negro in petticoats	´Ý¼Éªº¤k¤H
a nest of	¤@ºÛ..., ¤@®M...
a network of falsehoods	¤@¤j°ïÁÀ¨¥, ÁÀ¸Ü³s½g
a neutral sort of person	µLÅãµÛ¯S¦âªº¤H, ¥­¥­²H²Hªº¤H
a new broom	·s¤W¥ôªº©x­û
A new broom sweeps clean.	·s©x¤W¥ô¤T§â¤õ
a new lease of life	·s¥Í, ¥Í¬¡¤¤·sªº¤@­¶
a newspaper installment	³ø¥Zªº³s¸ü
a nice bit of	¬Û·í¦hªº
a nice distinction	²Ó·Lªº°Ï§O, ·L§®ªº°Ï§O
a nice ear	±Ó¾Uªº¦Õ¦·, ťı±Ó¾U
a nice fit	¤Q¤À¦X¾Aªº¤H©Îª«
a nice shade of meaning	·N«ä¤Wªº²Ó·L°Ï§O
a nigger in the woodpile	Áô¨p
a nine days wonder	ÅF°Ê¤@®É«K³Q§Ñ«oªº¨Æ
a nine days' wonder	ÅF°Ê¤@®Éªº¨Æ¥ó, ¾èªá¤@²{
a nodding acquaintance	ÂIÀY¤§¥æ; ªxªx¤§¥æ
a nonce word	Á{®É³y¥X¨Óªºµü
a nose of wax	¦Õ¦·³nªº¤H, ®e©ö¶ì®ºªºªF¦è
a nose to light candles at	°sÁV»ó
a notch above the others	°ª¤H¤@µ¥
a nuclear family	®Ö¤ß®a®x
A number 1	a. A one
a number of	­Y¤z, ¤@¨Ç, ³\¦h
A one	a. ¤@¬yªº, ·¥¦nªº, ·¥¨Îªº
a pack of	¤@²°, ¤@¥]; ¤@¥ë..., ¤@¸s...
a pack of lies	³s½gªºÁÀ¨¥
a pack of wolves	¤@¸s¯T
a package of	¤@¥]...
a packet of	¤@²°..., ¤@®¹..., ¤@¥]...
a packet of troubles	¤@¤j°ï³Â·Ð¨Æ
a packet vessel	¶l²î, ¯Z²î
a packing list	¸Ë½c³æ
a pad of notes	¤@¤ã¶r²¼
a page boy	¨Íµ£, ¤pÅ¥®t
a pail of	¤@±í...
a pain in the ass	°Q¹½ªº³Ã¥ë, °Q¹½ªº¨Æ±¡
a painter in oils	ªoµe®a
a pair of	¤@¹ï, ¤@Âù, ¤@°Æ, ¤@§â, ¤@±ø
a pair of drawers	¤@±øŨ¿Ç
a pair of spectacles	¤@°Æ²´Ãè
a pair of tongs	¤@§â¹X¤l
a par of exchange	¶×§IµP»ù, ¥~¶×¥­»ù
a paradise for children	¨àµ£¼Ö¶é
a particle of	¤@ÂIÂI, ¤Ö¶qªº...
a passage of arms	½×¾Ô, ª§½×
a passed master	¦Ñ¤â
a past master	¦æ®a, ¸Ì¤â, ¯à¤u¥©¦K
a pasturing area	ªª°Ï
a pat of butter	¤@¤p¶ô¥¤ªo
a pat on the back	¹ªÀy, ÃÙ³\
a patch of	¤@¶ô, ¤@¤ù
a patent fact	©úÅ㪺¨Æ¹ê
a path strewn with roses	¦w¼Öªº¤@¥Í
a pay raise	¥[Á~
a peacock in his pride	¶}«Ìªº¤Õ³¶
a pearl among women	¤y¹ö­^³Ç
a peck of	«Ü¦h, ¤j¶qªº
a peck of troubles	¤@¤j°ï§xÃø, «Ü¦hªº·Ð´o
a peg to hang on	ÂǤf; ¸ÜÃD; ¾A·íªº®É¾÷
a peg too low	§í­§ªº, ¾KÅHÅHªº
a penal code	¦Dªk
a Penelope's web	¥Ã»·§¹¦¨¤£¤Fªº¤u§@
a person of color	¦³¦â¤HºØªº¤H
a petticoat affair	®ç¦â¨Æ¥ó
a piece of	¤@±i, ¤@¤ù, ¤@¶ô, ¤@¤ä, ¤@¥ó, ¤@±ø, ¤@­º...
a piece of cake	»´ÃP´r§Öªº¨Æ±¡
a piece of china	¤@¥ó²¡¾¹
a piece of furniture	¤@¥ó³Ã­Ñ
a piece of goods	¤k¤H
a piece of nasty work	¤U¬y¨õ»Àªº³Ã¥ë, ´c´Ò
a piece of news	¤@±ø®ø®§, ¤@«h·s»D
a piece of piss	·¥¨ä®e©öªº¤u§@, ©M¼»§¿¤@¼Ë®e©öªº¨Æ±¡
a piece of property	¤@¶µ°]²£
a piece of resistance	¥D­n²£«~, ¥Dµæ, ¥XÃþ©ÞµÑªº¤H©Îª«
a piece of work	¤@¥ó¤u§@, Ãø¨Æ, §@«~
a pigeon pair	¤@¨k¤@¤kªºÂù­M­L; ¤@¨à¤@¤k­L, Às»ñ­L
a pile of	¤@°ï, ¤@ÎW...
a pile of shit	¼o¸Ü, ­J»¡, ¼oª«, ¨õ»ÀªÌ
a pill to cure an earthquake	³n®zªº±¹¬I, ¤£¹ý©³ªº¿ìªk
a pinch of	¤@¤p¼¼..., ·L¶qªº...
a pirate listener	°½Å¥ªÌ, ÅÑÅ¥ªÌ
a pirated version	n. «Dªk½¦Lªºª©¥», ®üµsª©
a piss pot	§¿³ý, ·ðª»
a pitched battle	Ãø¤ÀÃø¸Ñªº¶o¾Ô
a pity	¿ò¾Ñ
a place in the sun	¬ü¦nªºÀô¹Ò, Åã»®ªº¦a¦ì
a plain bearing	·Æ°Ê¶b©Ó
a plan of operations	§@¾Ô­p¹º
a play doctor	¼@¥»§ï½sªÌ
a play on words	ÂùÃö»y, «N¥Ö¸Ü
a play upon words	ÂùÃö»y, «N¥Ö¸Ü
a plot of	¤@¶ô
a pluck of wool	©Þ¤Uªº¤@§â¦Ï¤ò
a plume of smoke	¤@Á\·Ï
a plump lie	À±¤Ñ¤jÁÀ, ¬LµM­Y´¦ªºÁÀ¨¥
A poet is born, not made.	¸Ö¤H¬O¤Ñ¥Íªº¡A¤£¬O»s³yªº
a point in dispute	¦³ª§Ä³ªº½×ÂI, ª§ºÝ
a point of honor	»P­±¤l¦³Ãöªº¨Æ
a point of honour	¬°ºûÅ@Áy­±¥²¶·°µªº¨Æ
a point of no return	¯è½uÁ{¬ÉÂI, ¥u¯à¶i¤£¯à°hªº¦a¨B
a point of safe return	¦w¥þªð¯èÂI
a point of vantage	¦³§Q¦a¦ì
a point of view	Æ[ÂI
a pole brace	¹q§ý©Ô½u
a political arena	¬Fªv»R¥x
a poor fish	¥i¼¦ªº³Ã¥ë, ¥i¼¦ÂÎ
a poor snake	½a­W¤H, °µ­W¤Oªº¤H
a portable radio	«KÄ⦡¦¬­µ¾÷
a portion of	¤@³¡¤Àªº...; ¤@¥÷, ¤@«È
a position of eminence	Åã»®ªº¦a¦ì
a pot of	¤@¤j³ý..., ¤@¤jµ§...
a pound of flesh	¦Xªk¦ý·¥¤£¦X²zªº¨Æ
a pound to a penny	¤Q¦³¤K¤E, ¥i¯à©Ê·¥¤j
a power of	³\¦h..., ¤j¶qªº...
a power of attorney	©e°U®Ñ, ¥N²zÅv
A pox on him!	¥L¸Ó¦º!
a practical joke	´c§@¼@
a practicing doctor	¶}·~Âå¥Í
a preface from the pen of	¥Ñ...¥N¼gªº§Ç¨¥
a prescription against	ªvÀø...ªºÃĤè
a press interview	°OªÌ±Ä³X
a pretty go	©Ç¨Æ, ©_©Ç
a pretty hash	¶Ã¤C¤KÁV, ¤@¹ÎÁV
a pretty kettle of fish	¤@¹ÎÁV, ¤@¶ò½k¶î
a pretty mess	¤@ÁϽk¶î, ¶Ã¤C¤KÁV
a pretty packet	¤@¤jµ§¿ú
a pretty pass	§x¹Ò
a pretty penny	¤@¤jµ§¿ú, ¬Û·í¥iÆ[ªº¤@µ§¿ú
a price list	»ù¥Øªí
a priest of Bacchus	°s°­
a primary rainbow	­i
a prison bird	¥}¥Ç, ºD¥Ç
a profound sleep	¶oºÎ
a profusion of	«Ü¦h, ¤j¶q
a program parade	¸`¥Ø¹w§i
a protracted struggle	ªø´Á°«ª§, «ù¤[¾Ô
a public figure	ª¾¦W¤H¤h, ©ßÀYÅS­±ªº¤Hª«, ÀY­±¤Hª«
a pulp magazine	§C¯Å½ì¨ýªºÂø»x
a punch press	¨R§É, ¨R¤Õ¾÷, ¥´¥d¾÷
a punching bag	¨Ñ®±À»¥Îªº¨F³U
a put-up job	ÄF§½, °é®M
a putty medal	¤p¼ú½à
a quantity of	¤@¨Ç, ­Y¤z
a quart of	¦j²æªº...
a quarter of	¥|¤À¤§¤@ªº
a quarter past	... ÂI¹L¤@¨è
a quarter to...	ÂI®t¤@¨è
a queen of hearts	¬ü¤H
a queer bird	©Ç¤H
a queer cat	©Ç¤H
a queer fish	ºÆ¤l, ©Ç¤H
a queue of	¤@¶¤, ¤@¦æ, ¤@ªø¦C...
a quiver full of children	¤l¤k¦hªº¤j®a®x
a quorum of athletes	¤@§åÀu¨q¹B°Ê­û
a radio ham	µL½u¹q·~¾l·R¦nªÌ
a radio telephone	µL½u¹q¸Ü
a rag doll	¥¬«½«½
a ragged school	³h¥Á¾Ç®Õ, ¯}Äꪺ®Õ¾Ç®Õ
a rail advice	ÅK¸ô¨ì³f³qª¾®Ñ
a rail fence	¬]Äæ, ÆX¯¹
a railway juncture	ÅK¸ô¼Ï¯Ã¯¸
a rain check	¯d«Ý¤Ñ´¸¸É¬Ýªº²¼®Ú; ©µ´ÁÁ|¦æ
a rain of bullets	ºjªL¼u«B
a rain of congratulations	¤@³s¦êªº¯¬¶P
a rainy day	«B¤Ñ, ½a§x®É
a raise in salary	¥[Á~, ¥[¤u¸ê
a random guess	½M²q, ¶Ã²q
a random shot	­J¶Ãªº®gÀ», ¬y¼u
a rash advance	¾|²õ«e¶i, «_¶i
a rat leaving a sinking ship	¤£¯à¦@±wÃøªº¤H
a rat race	¿E¯PªºÄvª§
a rave review	¤j¥[Ãٽ઺µû½×
a raw beginner	¯Ê¥F¸gÅ窺¥Í¤â
a raw brick	¿jËò
a raw deal	¤£¤½¥­ªº¹ï«Ý
a raw hand	¥Í¤â, ·s§L
a ray of	¤@½u..., ¤@µ·..., ¤Ö¶q...
a ray of hope	¤@½u§Æ±æ
a ray of truth	¤@µ·¯u²z, ¦³ÂI¹D²z
a razor blade	¤M¤ù
a reading list	¾\Ū®Ñ¥Ø
a real jam	¤Wµ¥³f, Ãø±oªº¨É¨ü
a real treat	¯u¥¿ªº¨É¨ü, ¯u¥¿§Ö¼Öªº¨Æ±¡
a rear area	«á¤è
a red letter day	¸`¤é, °²¤é, ¤j³ß¤é
a reel of film	¤@½L¼v¤ù
a regular army	¥¿³W­x
a regular banquet	»¨µØªº®b·|
a regular pest	¤Q¨¬ªºÃa³J
a regulating dam	Äd¬xÅò
a regulation game	¥¿¦¡¤ñÁÉ
a reign of terror	®£©Æ²Îªv
a remedy against	¨¾ªv...ªºÃĪ«
a reminiscent mood	Ãh±¡ºü
a remodelled army	¸g¹L§ï½sªº­x¶¤
a required course	¥²­×½Ò
a rescue party	·m±Ï²Õ
a retaining fee	«ß®v¶O
a rhetorical question	¤Ï°Ý¥y
a rich cake	­«ªo³J¿|
a right angle	ª½¨¤
a right guy	¥i¾aªº¤H
a riot of colour	¦â±mÄ}¯É, ª§ªÚ°«§°
a riot of sound	Án­µ¹ËÂø, ¤HÁn¹©ªm
a road hog	¾î½Äª½¼²ªº¥q¾÷, ¥æ³q»F¨ÆªÌ
a roar of anger	¤@°}«ã¸¹
a roar of laughter	¤@°}«¡¯º
a Roland for an Oliver	¶Õ§¡¤O¼Ä, ¥H¤úÁÙ¤ú
a roll of	¤@¨÷
a roll of film	¤@¨÷½¦¨÷
a roll of honor	°}¤`±N¤h¦W³æ
a roll of the dice	ÂY»ë¤l, ¸I¹B®ð, ¥i¯à©Ê
a roller bearing	ºu¬W¶b©Ó
A rolling stone gathers no moss.	ºu¥Û¤£¥Í­a, Âà·~¤£»E°], ¤á¼Ï¤£Ån¡A¬y¤ô¤£»G
a rope of sand	¤£¨c©Tªºµ²¦X, µLµ²ªGªº¨Æ
a rough diamond	¥~ªí²Ê¾|¦Ó¹ê»Úºë©úªº¤H, ¤£©ë¤p¸`ªÌ, ¼Läú¤ßµ½ªÌ, ²Ê¤¤¦³²Óªº¤H
a round of talks	¤@½ü½Í§P
a round of visits	¤@¨t¦Cªº³X°Ý; ¨µ°j¥X¶E
a round peg in a square hole	¤£¾A©y¾á·í¬Y¾°Èªº¤H
a rousing welcome	¼ö¯PÅwªï
a row of	¤@±Æ, ¤@¦æ
a rum start	Åå¤Hªº¨Æ±¡
a rummage sale	²M­Ü©ç½æ, ®½ÃØ«~¸q½æ
a run for one's money	¿E¯PªºÄvª§; ªá¿ú±o¨ìªºº¡¨¬
a running cold	¬y»ó®÷ªº·P«_
a running commentary	³sÄò¨t²Îªºª`¸Ñ, ³sÄòªºµû½×
a running fire	³sµo, ¤@³s¦êªº§åµû«ü³d
a rural area	¹A§ø¦a°Ï
a sack of flour	¤@³UÄѯ»
a sacred cow	¸t¤û, ¯«¸t¤§ª«
a sad dog	©ñ¿ºªÌ, ´MÅw§@¼Öªº³Ã¥ë; Æ{Æ{¹èÅwªÌ
a sad sack	°Q¹½ªº¤k«Ä; ¦n¤ß¿ìÃa¨Æªº¤H, Ãø¬Û³Bªº¤H
a sailing boat	¦|²î
a saliing ship	¤j¦|²î
a saucy hat	«NÄRªº´U¤l
a saucy smil	¼zÃ\ªº·L¯º
a savage lion	²r·à
a saving grace	¥i¨ú³B
a score of	¤G¤Q, ´X¤Q, ³\¦h...
a scrap of paper	¤@±i¼o¯È
a scrap of the pen	¤jµ§¤@´§, ñ¦r
a scrape of the pen	ñ¦r, «K±ø
a scratch of pen	ñ¦W
a scratch of the pen	¤jµ§¤@´§, ñ¦r
a scream of laughter	ÁaÁn¤j¯º
a sea battle	®ü¾Ô
a sea lawyer	ÃT³½; ±jµü¹Ü²zªº¤ô¤â; ¤ç¤ç­p¸ûªÌ
a sea of faces	¤H¤s¤H®ü
a sea of fire	¤@¤ù¤õ®ü
a sea of flames	¤@¤ù¤õ®ü
a sea of troubles	µL½aªº·Ð´o
a sea wolf	®ü¯T, ¯T³½; ®üµs, ¼ç¸¥
a sealed book	¤Ñ®Ñ, °ª²`²ö´úªº¨Æª«
a second birth	¦A¥Í
a secondary rainbow	ÀO
A secret between more than two is no secret.	¨â­Ó¤Hª¾¹D¯µ±Kªº¤£¬O¯µ±K
a selection from	¿ï¶°
a sense of direction	¿ë§O¤è¦Vªº¯à¤O
a sensible change	ÅãµÛªºÅܤÆ
a sentence of lash	Ã@¦D, ²Ç¦D
a sequence of	¤@­Ó...ªº§Ç¦C, ¤@¨t¦C...
a series of	¤@¨t¦C, ¤@³s¦ê
a servants' registry	¦þ¤u¤¶²Ð©Ò
a set of	¤@²Õ, ¤@®M, ¤@°Æ, ¤@§å, ¤@³s¦ê
a set of features	®e»ª, ¤­©x
a set of forks	¤@®MÀ\¤e
a set of furniture	¤@®M³Ã­Ñ
a set phrase	©T©wµu»y, ©T©w·f°t, µü²Õ
a shade	¤@ÂIÂI
a shade of	¨Ç³\, ¤Ö³\ªº...
a shade of difference	²Ó·L°Ï§O, ·L¤p°Ï§O
a shadow cabinet	¼v¤l¤º»Õ
a sham battle	­x¨Æºt²ß
a sham fight	¼ÒÀÀ¾Ô°«, ­x¨Æºt²ß
a sharp angle	¾U¨¤
a sheet in the wind	²¤¦³¾K·N, ·L¾K
a sheet of	¤@¤ù, ¤@¶ô, ¤@±i, ¤@¼h
a shopping list	Áʪ«³æ
a short cut	ªñ¸ô, ±¶®|
a short shrift	Á{²×Äb®¬, Á{¦º«eªºµu¼È®É¶¡
a short time	¤@·|¨à
a shot in the arm	¿³¾Ä¾¯, ¨ë¿E¦]¯À
a shot in the dark	©ñ¶Âºj; ­J¶Ãªº²q´ú, ½M²q
a shot in the locker	³Æ¥Îª÷, ³Ì«áªº¿ìªk, ³Ì«á¤@Áû¬¶¼u
a shotgun marriage	¥Ñ©óÃh¥¥³Q­¢ªºµ²±B, ±j­¢ªºµ²¦X
a shoulder to cry on	±wÃø®É¥i¥H¨Ì¿àªº¤H©Î¦w¼¢
a shower of stones	«BÂI¯ëªº¥ÛÀY
a shy fish	ÀSµÉªÌ, ²Û²Ûµªµªªº³Ã¥ë
a sick market	¿½±øªº¥«³õ
a sight for sore eyes	®®¥Øªº´º¶H, ¥O¤H¤ßÃm¯«©Éªº´º¶H, ¨üÅwªïªº¤H, µ}«È
a sight for the gods	¤£´M±`ªºªF¦è, Åå¤Hªº³õ­±
a sight of	«D±`¦h, ¼Æ¤£²Mªº...
a sightseeing	Æ[¥ú®È¦æ
a sign manual	¿Ëµ§Ã±¦W, ¤â¶Õ
a signal of distress	¹JÃø«H¸¹
a silver doctor	³¨³½¥Îªº°²»ç
a simple diet	²Ê¯ù²H¶º
a single combat	¨â¤H¨M°«
A single spark can start a prairie's fire	¬P¬P¤§¤õ¥i¥H¿R­ì
a single woman	³æ¨­¤k¤l, ¦Ñ³B¤k
a sitting duck	¬¡¹v¤l
a sixty-four dollar question	³Ì­«­nªº°ÝÃD, ³Ì«á¤]¬O³ÌÃøªº°ÝÃD
a skeleton at the feast	¥O¤H±½¿³ªº¨Æ©Î¤H
a skeleton in the closet	®aÁà
a skeleton in the cupboard	®a®xÁà¨Æ, ®aÁà
a skull and crossbones	¾uÅ\ºX
a slanging match	ðã½|
a slant of wind	¤@°}¶¶­·
a slap in the face	¤@°O¦Õ¥ú, ¬ð¦p¨ä¨Óªº¥´À»
a slap on the back	¹ªÀy, «P¶i, ÃÙ´­
a slap on the wrist	»´·Lªº³B»@
a slap-bang shop	¤p¶º©±
a sleight of hand	À¸ªk, Å]³N, ªá©Û, ¤âªk¼ô½m
a slice of	¤@¤ù, ¤@¤p¶ô, ¤@³¡¤À
a slice of ham	¤@¤ù¤õ»L¦×
a slice of luck	¤@¼Î¦n¹B®ð
a slip of a boy	¨­§÷­×ªøªº¨k«Ä
a slip of a girl	½Gªøªº©h®Q
a slip of memory	¤@®É§Ñ°O, °O¿ù
a slip of the lip	¤f»~, ¥¢¨¥
a slip of the pen	µ§»~
a slip of the tongue	¤f»~
a sly dog	¬¾·âªº³Ã¥ë
a smack in the eye	¤@°O¦Õ¥ú, ¬ð¦p¨ä¨Óªº¥´À»
A small leak will sink a great ship.	¬P¬P¤§¤õ¡A¥i¥H¿R­ì
a smart few	¬Û·í¦h, ¤£¤Ö
a smart guy	ºë©úªº¤H
a smash hit	¥¨¤jªº¦¨¥\, ÅF°Ê
a smooth article	¶ê·Æªº¤H
a smooth face	¨SÄG¤lªºÁy, ¤@°Æ°Q¦n­±¤Õ
a snake in one's bosom	¹ï¬Y¤H®¦±N¤³³øªº¤H
a snake in the bosom	®¦±N¤³³øªº³Ã¥ë, §Ñ®¦­t¸qªÌ, ¾iªê¿ò±w
a snake in the grass	Áô±w, ·tÂ꺼ĤH
a soldier of fortune	§Lµl
a soldier's battle	¤O¶qªº¸û¶q
a solution to...	ªº¸Ñ¨M¿ìªk
a son of Bacchus	n. °s°­
a son of dripping	¼p¤l
a son of ebony	¶Â¤H
a son of Momus	·Æ½]ªº¤H
a son of the morning	¶X¦­»°¸ôªº¤H
a son of the soil	¥»¦a¤H, ¹A¥Á
a song and dance	ºq»R, ¼ö¾x; ¼o¸Ü, ÂǤf, ·e¶ë
a song hit	¬y¦æºq¦±
a sop in the pan	¤@¤ù·ÎÄÑ¥], ¤@¤f¦n¦YªºªF¦è
a sore point	µh³B, Áô°J; ­n®`
a sore spot	µh³B, Áô°J; ­n®`
a sorry sight	Ãø¬Ýªº¼Ë¤l, ´dºGªº´º¶H
a sort of	¤@ºØ, ¬YºØ, «j±jºÙ±o¤Wªº...
a sort of ..	..¤@ºØªº
a soul radio station	¶Â¤H¼s¼½¹q¥x
a sound mind in a sound body	¦³°·±dªº¨­Åé¤~¦³°·±dªººë¯«
a sounding balloon	±´´ú®ð²y
a span of	¤@¬q...
a spark of	¤@ÂI¨à, µ·²@
a spark of interest	¤@ÂIÂI¿³½ì
a speaking acquaintance	¨£­±²á´X¥yªºªB¤Í
a special administrative area	±M°Ï
a species of	¤@ºØ, ¤@Ãþ
a specimen of one's stools	¤j«K©â¼Ë
a speech disorder	»y¨¥»Ùê
a spent bullet	±j©¸¤§¥½
a spiral stair	Á³±Û¦¡¼Ó±è
a split second	¤@«b¨º, ¤@Àþ¶¡, ³¼¨è, ¤ù¨è
a spot in one's fame	¦WÅA¤Wªº¦ÃÂI
a spot of	¤Ö¶qªº
a spring chicken	¨S¦³¸gÅ窺¦~»´¤H, ¶À¤ò¤XÀY
a spy glass	¤p«¬±æ»·Ãè
a square deal	¤½¥­ªº¹ï«Ý
a square meal	¥R¨¬ªº¶ºµæ
a stab in the back	½ÚÁ½, ¶Ë¤Hªº·t½b
a stack of bones	°©½G¦p®ãªº¤H, ½G°©åbÎ}ªº°¨
a stack of people	¤@¤j¸s¤H
a staff lecture	¾¤uÁ¿®y, ¬°Â¾¤u¶}³]ªº½Òµ{
a staff member	¤@­Ó¾­û
a staff of domestic	¤@¸s¹²¤H
a stage pose	»R¥x«º¶Õ, «G¬Û
a stain on one's character	«~®æ¤Wªº¯Ê³´
a stain on one's reputation	¦WÅA¤Wªº¦ÃÂI
a stamp mill	·o¸H¾÷
a stand of colors	­xºX
a stand-up fight	¥ú©ú¥¿¤jªº¾Ô°«, µw©é
a standing army	±`³Æ­x
a standing joke	¯º¬`, ¸g±`¨ü¨ì¼J¯ºªº¤H©Î¨Æ
a startling find	Åå¤Hªºµo²{
a state banquet	°ê®b
a state of disorder	²V¶Ãª¬ºA
a state of siege	§ÙÄYª¬ºA
a steal mill	ªî¿û¼t
a step forward	«e¶i¤@¨B
a stiff neck	µw»â, ©T°õ
A stitch in time saves nine.	¤@°w¤Î®É¬Ù¤E°w, ¾A®É³B²z¡A¨Æ¥b¥\­¿
a stock joke	³¯»Gªº¯º¸Ü
a stock of	Àx¦sªº, ¤@§å
a stone's throw	¤@½b¤§»», «Üªñªº¶ZÂ÷
a stony gaze	§N²´¾®µø
a stool of repentance	®¬¸o®u
a stool pigeon	¯à°÷§â§OªºÂF±a¦^®aªºÂF¤l; »¤ÄFªÌ; ±K±´, ¦l²Ó, ²´½u
a storage dam	»W¤ô¹h
a store keeper	©±¥D
a store of goods	³\¦h³fª«
a store of preserves	¤j¶qªº»eÀ^
a storm in a teacup	¤pÃD¤j§@, ¤jÅå¤p©Ç, °aµM¤jªi
a storm of	¼É­·«B¯ëªº, ²r¯Pªº¤@°}
a storm of anger	¤@°}¨g«ã, «ã®ð¨R¨R
a story interview	·s»D±Ä³X
a straight angle	¥­¨¤
a straight eye	¯à¬Ý¥X¬Yª«¬O§_ª½ªº²´¤O
a straight fight	¤@¹ï¤@ªº¨M°«, Äv¿ï
a straight race	¥þ¤O¥H­uªº¤ñÁÉ
a strain of	¤@ÂIÂI, ¦³ÂI, ¨Ç³\...
a strange particle	©_²§²É¤l
a straw boss	¤uÀY§U¤â
a straw in the wind	¸ñ¶H, ­]ÀY, ¥ý¥ü, ¹w¥ü
a straw poll	¥Á·N´úÅç, °²§ë²¼, «D¥¿¦¡§ë²¼
A straw shows which way the wind blows.	¯ó°Êª¾­·¦V
a streak of	¤@¹D, ¤@±ø, ¤@¨t¦C, ¤@ÂIÂI, ¨Ç³\...
a streak of bad luck	¤@³s¦ê¤Ì¹B
a streak of lightning	¤@¹D°{¹q
a street battle	«Ñ¾Ô
a string to it	ªþ±a±ø¥ó
a strip of	¤@±ø, ¯Uªøªº¤@¶ô
a stroke above	¤ñ...°ª©ú¤@¨Ç, ³Ó¤H¤@Äw
A strong man will struggle with the storms of fate.	°í±jªÌ¤~¯à¦b°f¹Ò¤¤¾Ä°«
a stuffed shirt	¦Û©R¤£¤ZªÌ, ¦Û­t¦Ó¤SµL¯àªº¤H, µØ¦Ó¤£¹êªº³Ã¥ë
a stumbling block	²Ì¸}¥Û
a subject bibliography	«ö¾Ç¬ì¤ÀÃþªº°Ñ¦Ò®Ñ¥Ø
a submillimeter wave	[µL]¨È²@¦Ìªi
a succession of	¤@¨t¦C, ¤@³s¦ê, ±µ³s¤£Â_ªº
a sudden eruption of anger	«kµM¤j«ã
a suit of	¤@®M, ¤@°Æ
a suite of apartment	¤@®M¤½´J
a summer residence	Á×´»§O¹Ö
a summer retreat	Á×´»¤s²ø
a supplymentary angle	¸É¨¤
a sure find	¥²©w¯à§ä¨ìªºÂyª«Âè­³B, ¥²©w¯à§ä¨ìªº¤H©Îª«
a sure warrant of success	¦¨¥\ªº¥i¾a«OÃÒ
a surge of	¬¤¯F¼ê´ûªº, °ªº¦ªº
a surging crowd	¸Á¾Öªº¤H¸s, ¼é¤ô¯ëªº¤H¸s
a surprise packet	¤º®e¥X¤H·N®Æªº¤p¥]; ·N·Q¤£¨ìªº¨Æ±¡, Åå³ß
a swarm of	¤@¤j¸s, ¸Á¾Ö¦Ó¦Üªº
a swell at tennis	ºô²y¦n¤â
a swell cat	¦n³Ã¥ë
a swelled head	ź¶Æ, §Ñ¥G©Ò¥H
a swing around the circle	µoªí¬F¨£ªº¨µ°j®È¦æ
a tale of a tub	µL½]¤§½Í
a tank for swimming	´åªa¦À
a tea fight	¯ù¸Ü·|
a tea hound	·R¥æ»Úªº¨k¤H, ¤k¤H®ðªº¨k¤H; §l¬r¦¨Å}ªº¤H
a teach-yourself textbook	¦Û¾Ç½Ò¥»
a team of	¤@¶¤, ¤@²Õ...
a telegraph blank	¹q³ø½Z¯È
a television mast	¹qµø¤Ñ½u, ¹qµø¶ð
a tempest in a barrel	¤pÃD¤j§@
a tempest in a teapot	¤pÃD¤j§@, ¤jÅå¤p©Ç, °aµM¤jªi
a tempest of applause	¼É­·«B¯ëªº´xÁn
a tempo	adv. [¼Ö] ¥H­ì³t;  a. ¥H­ì³tªº
a tender spot	µh³B
a tennis lawn	ºô²y³õ
a thick growth of bushes	¿@±KªºÄéÂO
a thing of naught	µL¥Îª«, µL»ù­ÈªºªF¦è
a thing of the past	¹L®Éªº¨Æª«, ¾ú¥v
a thorn in one's flesh	¬Y¤Hªº²´¤¤°v
a thorn in the flesh	¦×¤¤¨ë, ²´¤¤°v; ¨Ï¬Y¤H­W´oªº¨Æ±¡
a thousand and one	«Ü¦h, µL¼Æ, ¤@¤d¹s¤@
a thousand pardons for	½Ð¤d¸U­ì½Ì...
a thousand to one	¤d¹ï¤@, ´X¥Gµ´¹ï, ¤ð±e¸mºÃ¦a
a thread of hope	¤@½u§Æ±æ
a three-stranded rope	¤TªÑ÷
a throb of pain	¤@°}µh­W
a tidal wave of crime	¥Ç¸o²v°ªº¦
a tie vote	¬Ûµ¥ªº²¼¼Æ
a tight match	¶Õ§¡¤O¼Äªº¤ñÁÉ
a time bill	®É¶¡ªí, ®É¨èªí
a tin god	¨ü¨ì¹L¤À´L·qªº¤H, ¦Û©R¤£¤ZªÌ
a tip of the iceberg	¦B¤sÅS¥X¤ô­±ªº¤p¦y³»; ¤p¤¤¨£¤jªº¼x¥ü
a tit-for-tat struggle	°w¾W¬Û¹ïªº°«ª§
a toad under a hammer	¸g±`¨üÀ£­¢ªº¤H
a tongue not understanded of the people	¥~°ê¸Ü
a tool shed	¤u¨ã´×, ¤u¨ã©Ð
a total	Á`¼Æ¬°
a total of	Á`­p¬°, Á`¦@...
a tough guy	µwº~
a tough nut	Ãø¥H¹ï¥Iªº¤H; ¤jÁxªGÂ_ªÌ; ´Æ¤âªº°ÝÃD
a tough nut to crack	´Æ¤âªº°ÝÃD, Ãø¥H¹ï¥Iªº¤H
a tower of strength	¤¤¬y¯¡¬W
a train of	¤@³s¦ê
a trial lawyer	ÅGÅ@«ß®v
a trifle	µy·L, ¦³ÂI, ¤@ÂI, «Ü¤Ö
a Triton of the minnows	Åb¥ßÂû¸sªÌ
a troop of	¤@¸s, ³\¦h
a true blue	©¾¹ê¦¨­û
A true friend is one soul in two bodies.	¯u¥¿ªºªB¤Í¬O²§Åé¦P¤ß
a twice-told tale	ºÉ¤H¬Òª¾ªº¬G¨Æ
a twist in one's tongue	¤f¾¦¤£²M
a twist of the wrist	¼ô½mªº§Þ¥©
a two-pin plug	¨â¬Û´¡ÀY
a type of	¤@ºØ, ¤@Ãþ
a union by treaty	¥Ñ±ø¬ù½lµ²ªºÁp·ù
a used car	¨T¨®, ³ø¼oªº¨T¨®
a vacillating person	¤T¤ß¤G·Nªº¤H
a variety of	¦UºØ¦U¼Ëªº
a vegetable salad	¥Íµæ¨F©Ô
a veil of silence	¤@¤ù±IÀR
a vein of coal	·Ñ¼h
a velvet glove	ªí­±·Å©MªºªF¦è
a velvet paw	¦×¤ö; ¯º­±ªê, ¯º¸ÌÂäM
a very knave	¤Q¨¬ªº´c´Ò
a vicious spiral	´c©Ê´`Àô
a victim of disease	¯f¤H, ±wªÌ
a visit for the stork	À¦¨àªº½Ï¥Í
a visit from the stork	À¦¨àªº½Ï¥Í
a voice in the wilderness	¯î³¥¸Ìªº¥sÁn, µL¤H²z¸Bªº§ï­²¥D±i
a voice of great volume	­µ¶q§»¤jªº¶Ú­µ
a wad of bills	¤@Å|¶r²¼
a walking dictionary	¬¡¦r¨å, ª¾ÃѲW³Õªº¤H
a walking library	¬¡¦r¨å, ª¾ÃѲW³Õªº¤H
a walking skeleton	°©½G¦p®ãªº¤H
a war of nerves	¯«¸g¾Ô
a war to the knife	¥Õ¤b¾Ô, ¥Í¦º·i°«, §A¦º§Ú¬¡ªº°«ª§
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a warm welcome	¼ö¯PªºÅwªï
a warrant for arrest	¶e®·ÃÒ, ©ë²¼
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a wave of the hand	´§¤â
a wealth of	Â×´Iªº, ¤j¶qªº...
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a week of Sundays	¤C©P®É¶¡, º©ªø®É¶¡, «Ü¤[
a welcome mat	ªù«eªºÀ¿¾c¹Ô
a wet blanket	°Q¹½ªº¤H
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a while	¤@·|¨à
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a whirlpool of emotion	¦Ê·P¥æ¶°
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a white lie	µL´c·NªºÁÀ¸Ü
a white night	¥Õ©], ¥¢¯vªº©]±ß
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a whole shooting match	¾ã­Ó¹ÎÅé, ¥þÅé¸s²³
a whole stack of	¤@¤j°ï, ³\¦h, ¤j¶q
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a wide margin	¤j´T«×¦a; ¯d¦³«Ü¤jªº¾l¦a
a wide place in the road	¤p«°Âí
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a widow's mite	¤Ö¦Ó¥i¶Qªº®½Äm
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a window on the world	¥@¬É¤§µ¡
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a woman of bad fame	Án¦W¯TÄyªº¤k¤H, §²¤k
a woman of letters	¤k§@®a
a woman of the streets	§²¤k
a woman of the world	¥@¬Gªº¤k¤H
a woman with a past	¦³¤@¬q¤£¥ú±m¾ú¥vªº¤k¤H
a wonderful time	¤@¬q¬ü¦n®É¥ú
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A'asia	¿D¤j©Ô¦è¨È(Australasia)
A-bomb	n. ­ì¤l¼u(atom bomb)
A-control	n. ­ì¤l¯àºÞ¨î(atomic energy control)
A-head	n. [»À] ¦w«D¥L©R(©Î¨ä¥L°g¤ÛÃÄ)±`¥ÎªÌ
A-OK	a. §¹¬üªº, ¶¶§Qªº
A.-Fr.	­^°êªk»y(ªº)(Anglo-French)
A.-G.	(London ¬£¾n¥[®³¤j©M¿D¬wªº)¦Ûªv°Ï[¦{]¥Nªí(Agent-General)
A.-M.	n. ÀØ®üªüº¸¨õ´µ¬Ù(Alpes-Maritimes)
A.A.A.S	¬ü°ê¬ì¾Ç«P¶i·|(American Association for the Advancement of Science), ¬ü°êÃÀ³Nº[¬ì¾Ç¬ã¨s°|(American Academy of Arts and Sciences)
A.A.U.P.	n. ¬ü°ê¤j¾Ç±Ð±ÂÁp¦X·|(American Association of University Professors)
A.A.U.W.	n. ¬ü°ê¤j¾Ç°ü¤kÁp¦X·|(American Association of University Women)
a.b.	[¤Æ] alabamine, abortion, ¤Gµ¥¤ô¤âable(-bodied) seaman [rating], American Bureau of Shipping, ¤å¾Ç¤h(¾Ç¦ì)(Bachelor of Arts)
A.B.A.	n. (­^°ê)·~¾l®±À»¨ó·|(Amateur Boxing Association), ¬ü°ê»È¦æ®a¨ó·|(American Bankers Association), ¬ü°ê«ß®v¨ó·|(American Bar Association), ¬ü°êÄx²y¨ó·|(American Basketball Association), ¬ü°ê®Ñ°Ó¨ó·|(American Booksellers Association), ­^°ê¦Ò¥j¾Ç®a¨ó·|(Association of British Archaeologists)
A.B.A.A.	n. ­^°ê·|­p®v¤Î®Ö¼Æ®v¨ó·|¹w³Æ·|­û(Associate of British Association of Accountants an)
A.B.S.	n. ¬ü°ê¸t¸g¨ó·|(American Bible Society), ¬ü°ê²î¯Å¨ó·|, AB(²î¯Å)¨ó·|(American Bureau of Shipping)
A.B.T.A.	n. ­^°ê®È¦æªÀ¨ó·|(Association of British Travel Agents)
A.C.	¥æ¬y¹qalternating current, µÛªÌ­q¥¿author's correction(s), ¬ö¤¸«eante-Christum, [­^] Aero Club, (¤G¦¸¤j¾Ô«eªº)³°­x¯èªÅ§L¹ÎAir Corps, Alpine Club, ¦a°Ï¥N½Xarea code, ­xArmy Corps, Assistant Commissioner, Åé¨|­Ñ¼Ö³¡Athletic Club, ¤j¦è¬v¾Ë³¹Atlantic Charter, ªÅ­x¾Ç­û, ¯èªÅ¾Ç­ûAviation Cadet, Companion of the Order of Australia
A.C.A.	n. (­^°ê»P«Âº¸´µ)¯S³\·|­p®v¾Ç·|·|­û(Associate of the Institute of Chartered Accountant)
A.C.A.O.	n. °p¬F¿Ô¸ß°Æ©x(Assistant County Advisory Officer)
A.C.C.M.	n. ±Ð¤h¨Æ°È¿Ô¸ß©e­û·|(Advisory Council for the Church's Ministry)
A.C.F.	n. ³°­x­x©x­Ô¸É¥Í³¡¶¤(Army Cadet Force)
A.C.G.B.	n. ¤j¤£¦CÄAÃÀ³N©e­û·|(Arts Council of Great Britain)
A.C.G.B.I.	n. ­^°ê¨T¨®¨ó·|(Automobile Club of Great Britain and Ireland)
A.C.G.I.	n. ­Û´°«°¥«¦P·~¤½·|¨ó·|ªþÄÝ·|­û(Associate of the City and Guilds of London Institute)
A.C.I.	³°­x©e­û·|«ü¥OArmy Council Instruction, ¸q¤j§Q¨T¨®¨ó·|
A.C.I.A.	n. ¥N²z«OÀI°Ó¨ó·|ªþÄÝ·|­û(Associate of the Corporation of Insurance Agents)
A.C.I.B.	n. «OÀI¸g¬ö¨ó·|ªþÄÝ·|­û(Associate of the Corporation of Insurance Brokers)
A.C.I.I.	n. ¯S³\«OÀI¨ó·|ªþÄÝ·|­û(Associate of the Chartered Insurance Institute)
A.C.I.S.	n. ¯S§O¯µ®Ñ¨ó·|ªþÄÝ·|­û(Associate of the Chartered Institute of Secretarie)
A.C.L.U.	n. ¬ü°ê¤½¥Á¦Û¥Ñ¨ó·|(American Civil Liberties Union)
A.C.M.A.	n. ¦¨¥»¤ÎºÞ²z·|­p®v¨ó·|(Associate of the Institute of Cost and Management)
A.C.P.	¬ü°ê¤º¬ìÂå®v¨ó·|American College of Physicians, ±Ð®vÁp¦X·|ªþÄÝ·|­ûAssociate of the College of Preceptor, Á{§É¯f²z¾ÇÂå®v¨ó·|Association of Clinical Pathologists
A.C.S.	¬ü°ê¤Æ¾Ç¾Ç·|American Chemical Society, ¬ü°ê¥~¬ìÂå®v¨ó·|American College of Surgeons, ­^Áp¨¹¾Ç¥ÍÁp¦X·|Association of Commonwealth Students, ¦Û°Ê±±¨î¸Ë¸mautomatic control system
A.C.T.	¬ü°ê¤j¾Ç¤J¾Ç´úÅçAmerican College Test, (¬ü°ê)¥ô½Ò±Ð®v¨ó·|Association of Classroom Teachers, (¿D¬w)­º³£ª½ÁÒ°ÏAustralian Capital Territory
A.C.T.U.	n. ¿D¬w¤u·|²z¨Æ·|(Australian Council of Trade Unions)
A.C.U.	n. ¾÷°Ê¸}½ñ¨â¥Î¨®Áp½Ë·|(Autocycle Union)
A.C.W.	¤kªÅ­x¤Tµ¥§Laircraft(s)woman, ¥æ¬yµ¥´Tªialternating continuous wave(-s)
A.C.W.A.	Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, ¦¨¥»¤Î¥Í²£·|­p¨ó·|ªþÄÝ·|­ûAssociate of the Institute of Cost and Works Accou
A.D.	­C¿q¬ö¤¸«á(Anno Domini), ¬ö¤¸, ¦è¤¸, ¦è¾ä...¦~ , µo¥X²¼¾Ú«á©w´Á¥I´Ú(after date, before the day), ­·°®ªº(air-dried), ¦{ij·|²³Ä³°|ij­û¿ïÁ|°Ï(assembly district), §l¬rªÌ, Å}§g¤l(drug addict)
A.D.A.	¬ü°ê¤ú¬ì¨ó·|American Dental Association, ¬ü°ê¤Hª§¨ú¥Á¥D¦æ°Ê²Õ´Americans for Democratic Action, ¥­§¡¨C¤é¥X®u¼Æaverage daily attendance
A.D.C.	¯èªÅªÅ¶¡¨¾¿m¥q¥O³¡Aerospace Defense Command, °Æ¤â, §U¤âaide-de-camp, (¥Í¬¡¶O©MÂåÀø¶O¤è­±ªº)³h§x¨àµ£±ÏÀÙ­pµe, Aid to Dependent Children, [­^] Amateur Dramatic Club, Ãþ¤ñ-¼Æ¦ìÅÜ´«¾¹analog-digital converter, °Æ®vªøAssistant Division Commander, automatic digital calculator
A.D.F.	n. ¦Û°Ê¿ë¦V¸Ë¸m(Automatic Direction Finder)
A.D.S.	n. ¬ü°ê¤è¨¥¾Ç·|(American Dialect Society)
A.E.	G. W. Russell ªºµ§¦W
A.E. and P.	¯S©R¥þÅv¤j¨Ï(Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary)
A.E.A.	­ì¤l¯à¨ó©w(Atomic Energy Agreement), [­^] ­ì¤l¯à¤½·|(Atomic Energy Authority), ¦¨¤H±Ð¨|¨ó·|(Adult Education Association)
A.E.C.	[²{¦b¬O R.A.E.C.] Army Educational Corps, ­ì¤l¯à©e­û·|Atomic Energy Commission
A.E.F.	(²Ä¤@¦¸¥@¬É¤j¾Ô´Á¶¡¬£­u¼Ú¬wªº)¬ü°ê»·©º­x(American Expeditionary Forces)
A.E.R.A.	¬Ó®aÃÀ³N°|ÀJ¨èªþÄÝ·|­ûAssociate Engraver, Royal Academy
A.E.R.E.	n. (A.E.A. ­ì¤l¯àºÞ²z§½©ÒÄݪº)­ì¤l¯à¬ã¨s²Õ´(Atomic Energy Research Establishment)
A.E.U.	n. ²V¦X¾÷±ñ¤u·~¤u·|(Amalgamated Engineering Union)
A.F.	®ü­x¤¸«Ó(Admiral of the Fleet), (¤@°êªº)ªÅ­x(Air Force)
A.F.A.	Amateur Football Alliance, ·~¾l¨¬²y¨ó·|Amateur Football Association
A.F.A.M.	Ancient Free and Accepted Masons
A.F.A.S.	n. «Ø¿v®v¤Î´ú¶q¤H­û¾Ç·|¹w³Æ·|­û(Associate of the Faculty of Architects and Surveyo)
A.F.B.S.	n. ¬ü°ê°ê¤º¥~¸t¸g¾Ç·|(American and Foreign Bible Society)
A.F.C.	ªÅ­x¤Q¦r¾±³¹Air Force Cross, ·~¾l¨¬²y¨ó·|Amateur Football Club, American Football Conference, «OÀI·~ºëºâ®v¾Ç·|¹w³Æ·|­ûAssociate of the Faculty of Actuaries, ¨¬²yÁ`·|Association Football Club, ¦Û°Ê­¸¦æ±±¨îautomatic flight control, ÀW²v¦Û°Ê±±¨îautomatic frequency control
A.F.D.	(­¹ª«ªº)¥[³t§N­á°®Àêaccelerated freeze dried [drying]
A.F.M.	ªÅ­x¼ú³¹Air Force Medal, ¬ü°ê­µ¼Ö®aÁp¦X·|American Federation of Musicians
A.F.O.	n. (­^°ê)®ü­x³¡¹ïÄ¥¶¤©R¥O(Admiralty Fleet Order)
A.F.S.	(­^°ê)³°­x®ø¨¾¶¤Army Fire Service, (¬ü°ê)¤j¦è¬v´ç¹B³BAtlantic Ferry Service, (­^°ê)»²§U®ø¨¾¶¤Auxiliary Fire Service
A.F.T	n. ¥þ¬ü±Ð®vÁp·ù(American Federation of Teachers)
A.F.V.	n. ¸Ë¥Ò§@¾Ô¨®(armored fighting vehicle)
A.G.	·|­p³B[¬ì]ªø(Accountant General), Adjutant General, ­¸¾÷¤Wªººj¯¥¤â(air gunner), ªÑ¥÷¤½¥q(joint-stock company), Attorney General
A.G.M.	n. ¦~«×¤j·|(annual general meeting)
A.G.S.M.	n. ­Û´°¥«¬FÆU­µ¼Ö¾Ç°|°Æ¾Ç¤h(Associate of the Guildhall School of Music)
A.H.	¦^±Ð¬ö¤¸(«á)(anno Hegirae)
A.H.A.	¬ü°ê¤ßŦ¯f¨ó·|American Heart Association, ¬ü°ê¾ú¥v¨ó·|American Historical Association, ¬ü°êÂå°|¨ó·|American Hospital Association, ¬ü°ê®ÈÀ]¨ó·|American Hotel Association
a.h.l.	at this place
A.H.S.	in the year of human salvation
a.h.v.	»¡³o¸Ü®É, ¥Î¦¹µü®Éat this word
A.I.	®ü­x³¡°V¥OAdmiralty Instruction, ¾÷¸üºIÀ»³]³Æairborne intercept , ªÅ¤¤ºIÀ»air interception, ¬ü°ê¾Ç·|American Institute, ¤HÃþ¾Ç¾Ç·|Anthropological Institute, ¤H¤u±Âºëartificial insemination, ¼È®Éªºad interim
A.I.A.	¬ü°ê«Ø¿v®v¨ó·|American Institute of Architects , «OÀI²Î­p®v¨ó·|ªþÄÝ·|­ûAssociate of the Institute of Actuaries
A.I.A.A.	n. «Ø¿v®v¤Î´ú¶q®vÁp¦X·|«Ø¿v¾Ç·|­û(Architect Member of the Incorporated Association o)
A.I.A.C.	n. ¤½¥q·|­p®v¾Ç·|ªþÄÝ·|­û(Associate of the Institute of Company Accountants)
A.I.A.S.	n. «Ø¿v®v¤Î´ú¶q®vÁp¦X·|´ú¶q¾Ç·|­û(Surveyor Member of the Incorporated Association of)
A.I.B.	n. »È¦æ®a¾Ç·|ªþÄÝ·|­û(Associate of the Institute of Bankers)
A.I.C.	n. ¬ü°ê¤Æ¾Ç®v¨ó·|(American Institute of Chemists)
A.I.C.C.	n. ¦L«×°ê¤jÄÒ¥þ°ê©e­û·|(All India Congress Committee)
A.I.C.S.	n. ¯S³\²î²í¥N²z°Ó¨ó·|ªþÄÝ·|­û(Associate of the Institute of Chartered Shipbroker)
A.I.D.	«æ©Ê¶Ç¬V¯facute infections disease, (­^°ê)³°­x±¡³ø¥qarmy intelligence department, «D°t°¸¤H¤u±Âºëartificial insemination by donor
A.I.F.	n. ¿D¬wªZ¸Ë³¡¶¤(Australian Imperial Force)
A.I.H.	°t°¸[¤Ò©d]¶¡ªº¤H¤u±Âºë(artificial insemination by husband)
A.I.M.M.	n. ±ÄÄq»P§Mª÷¾Ç·|ªþÄÝ·|­û(Associate of the Institution of Mining and Metallu)
A.I.M.T.A.	n. ¥«Äݾ÷ºc·|­p®v¾Ç·|ªþÄÝ·|­û(Associate of the Institute of Municipal Treasurers)
A.I.Q.S.	n. ½è¶qºÊ¹î®v¨ó·|ªþÄÝ·|­û(Associate of the Institute of Quantity Surveyors)
A.I.S.A.	n. ¤½¥q¯µ®Ñ¨ó·|¹w³Æ·|­û(Associate of the Incorporated Secretaries Associat)
A.J.A.	n. ¿D¤j§Q¨È°OªÌ¨ó·|(Australian Journalists' Association)
A.J.C.	n. ¿D¬wÁÉ°¨­Ñ¼Ö³¡(Australian Jockey Club)
A.K.	¦Ñ¦â°g, ¦Ñ¦â°­, ¥Rº¡¬¡¤O¦ÓÃø¹ï¥Iªº[¯à·Fªº]¦Ñ¤Halter kocker, °¨§¾ºë, ¨DÃdªº¾Ç¥Íass-kisser
a.k.a	¥ç¦W(Also Known As)
a.k.a.	¤S¦W, ¥çºÙalso known as
A.L.	¬ü°ê´Î²yÁp·ùAmerican League, ¬ü°ê°h¥î­x¤H¨ó·|American Legion, ¿Ëµ§«Hautograph letter
A.L.A.	¬ü°ê¹Ï®ÑÀ]¨ó·|American Library Association, ¹Ï®ÑÀ]¨ó·|¹w³Æ·|­ûAssociate of the Library Association, (¬ü°ê)¨T¨®ªk«ß¨ó·|Automobile Legal Association
A.L.B.M	n. ªÅ¤¤µo®g¼u¹D­¸¼u(Air-Launched Ballistic Missile)
A.L.C.M.	Associate of the London College of Music
A.L.P.	American Labor Party, Australian Labor Party
a.l.s.	¦³Ã±¦Wªº¿Ëµ§«Hautograph letter signed, ªL©`¨ó·|ªþÄÝ·|­ûAssociate of the Linnean Society
a.m.	¤W¤È, ¤È«e, ¤å¾ÇºÓ¤h(¾Ç¦ì)(Master of Arts), ­¸¦æ¾±³¹(Air Medal), ªÅ­x³¡(Air Ministry), ªüº¸¨©¯S¾±³¹(Albert Medal)
A.M.A.	¬ü°ê¸gÀçºÞ²z¨ó·|American Management Association, ¬ü°êÂå¾Ç¨ó·|American Medical Association, ¬ü°ê¶Ç±Ð¨ó·|American Missionary Association, [¥¿¦¡Â²ºÙ¬° IAAM] Assistant Masters' assoociation, ¿D¬wÂå¾Ç¨ó·|Australian Medical Association, [«á¨Ó¬° MVMA ¨T¨®»s³y°Ó¨ó·|] Automobile Manufacturers Association
A.M.C.	n. ¬ü°ê¨T¨®¤½¥q(American Motors Corporation)
A.M.D.G.	(¤Ñ¥D±Ð­C¿q·|½e¨¥)¬°¤F¤Ñ¥Dªº§ó¤jºaÄ£(ad majorem Dei gloriam)
A.M.F.	n. ¯è¶l¾÷³õ(airmail field)
A.M.G.	(²Ä¤G¦¸¥@¬É¤j¾Ô«áªº)·ù°ê­x¬F©², ·ù°ê­x¨ÆºÞ¨î¬F©²Allied Military Government (of Occupied Territory)
A.M.I.C.E.	n. ­^°ê¤g¤ì¤uµ{®v¾Ç·|¹w³Æ·|­û(Associate Member of the Institution of Civil Engin)
A.M.I.E.E.	n. (¬ü°ê)¹q®ð¤uµ{®v¾Ç·|ªþÄÝ·|­û(Associate Member of the Institution of Electrical)
A.M.S.	(¬ü°ê¹A·~³¡)¹A²£«~¾P°â§½Agricultural Marketing Service, ¬ü°ê®ð¶H¾Ç·|American Meteorological Society, ¬ü°êÅã·LÃè¾Ç¾Ç·|American Microscopical Society, ³°­x¦a¹Ï³¡Army Map Service, ³°­x­xÂ峡, Army Medical Service, ³°­x¥q¥O³¡­xÂåArmy Medical Staff
A.M.S.E.	n. (¬ü°ê)¤uµ{®v¾Ç·|ªþÄÝ·|­û(Associate Member of the Society of Engineers)
a.m.t.	¯èªÅ«H¶×(airmail transfer)
A.M.T.P.I.	n. (­^°ê)¥«Âí³W¹º¾Ç·|ªþÄÝ·|­û(Associate Member of the Town Planning Institute)
a.n.	n. (®ü¹B)¨ì¹F³qª¾®Ñ(arrival notice)
A.N.A.	¬ü°êÅ@¤h¨ó·|American Nurses Association, ¥þ°ê¥Xª©¤H¨ó·|Association of National Advertizers, ¬ü°ê³ø·~¨ó·|American Newspaper Association, ¶®¨å³q°TªÀAthens News Agency
A.N.F.	n. (¥_¤j¦è¬v¤½¬ù²Õ´)¤j¦è¬v®Ö¤l³¡¶¤(Atlantic Nuclear Force)
A.N.S.	n. ³°­xÅ@¤h¶Ô°È(³¡¶¤)(Army Nursing Service)
A.N.U.	n. ¿D¬w°ê¥ß¤j¾Ç(Australian National University)
A.N.Z.A.A.S.	n. ¿D(¬w)¯Ã(¦èÄõ)¬ì¾Ç«P¶i·|(Australian and New Zealand Association for the Adv)
A.N.Z.A.C.	Australian and New Zealand Army Corps
A.N.Z.U.S.	¿D¯Ã¬üAustralia, New Zealand and the United States
A.O.	¥D­p©xAccountant Officer, ³°­x¾±³¹Army Order, ¿D¬w­x©x¾±³¹Officer of the Order of Australia
a.o.b.	n. ¥ô¦ó¨ä¥L¦æ·~(any other business)
A.O.C.	(®v¥H¤W)ªÅ­x«ü´§©xAir Officer Commanding(-in-Chief)
A.O.D.	³°­x­x±ñ³¡Army Ordnance Department, ¥j¼w¾|¥ì¯S¹¬«Q¹ÎAncient Order of Druids
A.O.F.	n. ¥j¥S§Ì­×¹D·|(Ancient Order of Foresters)
A.O.H.	n. ¥j·Rº¸Äõ­×¹D·|(Ancient Order of Hibernians)
a.p.	¶º«ebefore a meal, ªþ¥[«OÀI¶Oadditional premium, (°s)¶W¼Ð·Ç°sºë«×above proof, [­x] airplane, (¬ü°ê)ªÅ­x¾Ë§LAir Police, (®ÈÀ])¬ü°ê¦¡¦¬¶O¨îAmerican plan, ±þ¶Ë¦a­±§L­ûªº, (¬µ¼u)±þ¶Ë©Êªºantipersonnel, ºâ³N[µ¥®t]¯Å¼Æarithmetic progression, ¬ï¥Òªºarmor-piercing, ¨Ñ§@ªÌ®Õ¾\ªº®Õ¼Ëauthor's proof
A.P.A.	¬ü°ê­õ¾Ç¨ó·|American Philosophical Association, ¬ü°êºë¯«¯f¾Ç·|American Psychiatric Association, ¬ü°ê¤ß²z¾Ç¾Ç·|American Psychological Association, ¶ø¦a§Q·s»DªÀAustria Presse Agentur
A.P.M.	n. ³°­x¾Ë§L°Æ¥q¥O(Assistant Provost Marshal)
A.P.R.C.	in the year after the building of Rome ((in. 753 b.)
A.P.S.	¬ü°ê¶°¶l¾Ç·|American Philateric Society, ¬ü°ê­õ¾Ç¾Ç·|American Philosophical Society, ¬ü°êª«²z¾Ç·|, American Physical Society, ­^°êÃĪ«¾Ç·|ªþÄÝ·|­ûAssociate of the Pharmaceutical Society of Great B
A.Q.M.G.	n. (­^°ê)§U²z­x»Ý³¡ªø(Assistant Quartermaster General)
A.R.	¥þÀIall risks, ¦¬»â[¦¬«H]³qª¾(®Ñ)acknowledgment [advice] of receipt, (¬ü°ê)ªÅ­x·s§L, ¤Tµ¥¯èªÅ§LAirman Recruit, ¥þ¥ÑÅK¸ô¹B¿éall rail, ¦~³øannual return, ³°­x±ø¥OArmy Regulation, ¦Ûªv°ÏAutonomous Region, ¦Ûªv¦@©M°êAutonomous Republic, (¬ü°êĵ¹î«Z»y)ªZ¸Ë·m§Tarmed robbery, ´Â¥N, ¦b¦ì¦~¥Nanno regni
A.R.A.	n. ¬Ó®aÃÀ³N°|ªþÄÝ·|­û(Associate of the Royal Academy)
A.R.A.D.	n. ¬Ó®a»RÁа|ªþÄÝ·|­û(Associate of the Royal Academy of Dancing)
A.R.A.M.	n. (­^°ê)¬Ó®a­µ¼Ö°|ªþÄÝ·|­û(Associate of the Royal Academy of Music)
A.R.A.S.	n. ¬Ó®a¤Ñ¤å°|ªþÄÝ·|­û(Associate of Royal Astronomical Society)
A.R.B.	(­^°ê)¯èªÅµn°O§½Air Registration Board, ¯èªÅ¬ã¨s§½Air Research Bureau
A.R.B.A.	n. ­^°ê¬Ó®aÃÀ³N®a¾Ç·|ªþÄÝ·|­û(Associate of the Royal Society of British Artists)
A.R.B.S.	Associate of the Royal Society of British Sculptor
A.R.C.A.	n. (­^°ê)¬Ó®aÃÀ³N¾Ç°|ªþÄÝ·|­û(Associate of the Royal College of Art)
A.R.C.M.	n. ¬Ó®a­µ¼Ö¾Ç·|¹w³Æ·|­û(Associate of the Royal College of Music)
A.R.C.O.	n. (­^°ê)¬Ó®aºÞ­·µ^¾Ç·|¹w³Æ·|­û(Associate of the Royal College of Organists)
A.R.C.S.	(­^°ê)¬Ó®a¬ì¾Ç¨ó·|ªþÄÝ·|­ûAssociate of the Royal College of Science, (­^°ê)¬Ó®a¥~¬ìÂå®v¨ó·|ªþÄÝ·|­ûAssociate of the Royal College of Surgeons
A.R.E.	(­^°ê)¬Ó®a»Éª©µe®a¾Ç·|ªþÄÝ·|­ûAssociate of the Royal Society of Painter-Etchers , ªü©Ô§B®J¤Î¦@©M°êArab Republic of Egypt
A.R.I.B.A.	Associate of the Royal Institute of British Archit
A.R.I.C.	Associate of the Royal Institute of Chemistry
A.R.I.C.S.	Associate of the Royal Institution of Chartered Su
A.R.M.S.	n. (­^°ê)¬Ó®a·L«¬µe®a¨ó·|¹w³Æ·|­û(Associate of the Royal Society of Miniature Painte)
A.R.P.	n. ªÅŧĵ³ø(air-raid precautions)
A.R.P.S.	n. (­^°ê)¬Ó®aÄá¼v¾Ç·|ªþÄÝ·|­û(Associate of the Royal Photographic Society)
A.R.R.	°ê¤ý[¤k¤ý]´Â¥N, ¦b¦ì¦~¥Nin the year of the king's [queen's] reign
A.R.S.	¹A·~¬ã¨s§½Agricultural Research Service, ¬ü°ê¤õ½b¾Ç·|American Rocket Society
A.R.S.A.	(­^°ê)¬Ó®aĬ®æÄõÃÀ³N¾Ç°|ªþÄÝ·|­ûAssociate of the Royal Scottish Academy, (­^°ê)¬Ó®aÃÀ³N¾Ç·|ªþÄÝ·|­ûAssociate of the Royal Society of Arts
A.R.S.C.M.	n. (­^°ê)¬Ó®a±Ð°ó­µ¼Ö¾Ç·|ªþÄÝ·|­û(Associate of the Royal School of Church Music)
A.R.S.H.	n. (­^°ê)¬Ó®a°·±d«P¶i¾Ç·|ªþÄÝ·|­û(Associate of the Royal Society for the Promotion o)
A.R.S.L.	n. (­^°ê)¬Ó®a¤å¾Ç·|¹w³Æ·|­û(Associate of the Royal Society of Literature)
A.R.S.M.	n. (­^°ê)¬Ó®aÄqª«¾Ç·|ªþÄÝ·|­û(Associate of the Royal School of Mines)
A.R.S.W.	n. (­^°ê)¬Ó®a¤ô±mµeĬ®æÄõ¾Ç·|ªþÄÝ·|­û(Associate of the Royal Scottish Society of Paintin)
A.R.V.	n. ¬ü°ê°ò·þ±Ð¡m¸t¸g¡n¼Ð·ÇĶ¥»­×­q¥»(American Revised Version)
A.R.W.S.	n. (­^°ê)¬Ó®a¤ô±mµe¾Ç·|ªþÄÝ·|­û(Associate of the Royal Society of Painters in Wate)
a.s.	[°Ó] at sight
A.S.A.	´åªa·~¾l·R¦nªÌ¨ó·|Amateur Swimming Association, ¬ü°ê¦ô»ù¤H¨ó·|American Society of Appraisers, ¬ü°ê¼Ð·Ç¨ó·|American Standards Association, ¬ü°ê²Î­p¨ó·|American Statistical Association, «OÀI·~­pºâ­û¨ó·|ªþÄÝ·|­ûAssociate Member, Society of Actuaries
A.S.A.A.	n. (­^°ê®ɪº)·|­p®v©M¼f­p®v¾Ç·|ªþÄÝ·|­û(Associate of the Society of Incorporated Accountan)
a.s.a.p.	¾¨§Ö(as soon as possible)
A.S.C.	n. ¬ü°ê¹q¼vÄá¼v®v¾Ç·|(American Society of Cinematographers)
A.S.C.E.	n. ¬ü°ê¤g¤ì¤uµ{®v¨ó·|(American Society of Civil Engineers)
A.S.E.	(­^°ê)¤uµ{®vÁp¦X·|Amalgamated Society of Engineers, ¬ü°êÃÒ¨é¥æ©ö©ÒAmerican Stock Exchange, (­^°ê)¤uµ{®v¾Ç·|ªþÄÝ·|­ûAssociate of the Society of Engineers
A.S.G.	n. (¬ü°ê)¾Ç¥Í¦Ûªv·|(Association of Student Governments)
A.S.I.O.	n. ¿D¬w¦w¥þ±¡³ø³B(Australian Security Intelligence Organization)
A.S.L.A	n. ¬ü°ê´ºÆ[³]­p®v¨ó·|(American Society of Landscape Architects)
A.S.L.E.F.	n. (­^°ê)¤õ¨®¥q¾÷»P¥qÄlÁp¦X·|(Aociated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firem)
A.S.L.I.B.	n. (­^°ê)±Mªù¹Ï®ÑÀ]¤Î¸ê°T¾÷ºc¨ó·|(Association of Special Libraries and Information B)
A.S.M.E.	n. ¬ü°ê¾÷±ñ¤uµ{®v¾Ç·|(American Society of Mechanical Engineers)
A.S.P.C.A.	n. ¬ü°ê¨¾¤î­h«Ý°Êª«¨ó·|(American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to)
A.S.R.S.	n. (¯Ã¦èÄõ)ÅK¸ô­û¤uÁp¦X·|(Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants)
A.S.S.E.T.	(­^°ê)¥DºÞ¤H­û¡B¦æ¬F¤H­û¤Î§Þ³N¤H­ûÁp¦X·|Association of Supervisory Staffs, Executives, and
A.S.T.M.	n. ¬ü°ê¸ÕÅç§÷®Æ¾Ç·|(American Society for Testing and Materials)
A.S.T.M.S.	(­^°ê)¬ì¾Ç, §Þ³N©MºÞ²z¤H­û¨ó·|Association of Scientific, Technical, and Manageri
A.S.V.	n. ¬ü°ê°ò·þ±Ð¡m¸t¸g¡n¼Ð·ÇĶ¥»(American Standard Version)
A.S.W.	¤Ï¼ç(¸¥)¾Ôantisubmarine warfare, ¬ì¾Ç¤u§@ªÌ¨ó·|Association of Scientific Workers
A.T.	air temperature, ªÅ¹B, ªÅ¤¤¹B¿é, ¹B¿é¾÷, (¤×«ü)­x¥Î¹B¿é¾÷Air Transport, Air Transportation, «D¶Ç²Î§Þ³Nalternative technology, ¤Ï©Z§Jªºantitank, ¬Û©y§Þ³Nappropriate technology
A.T.A.	A.T.A.S., ¯èªÅ¹B¿é¶Ô°È(¤½¥q)Air Transport Auxiliary (Service)
A.T.C.	¯èªÅ¥æ³qºÞ¨î³BAir Traffic Control, ¯èªÅ°V½m³¡¶¤Air Training Corps, ªÅ¹B¥q¥O³¡Air Transport Command, ¦C¨®¦Û°Ê±±¨î, automatic train control
A.T.L.	n. ¤j¦è¬v½ü²î¹B¿é¤½¥q(Atlantic Transport Line)
A.T.M.	­¸¦æ°V½m³Æ§Ñ¿ýAir Training Memorandum, ¤Ï©Z§J­¸¼uanti-tank missile
A.T.O.	ªÅ¹B¿ì¨Æ³BAir Transportation Office, ¦C¨®¦Û°Ê¹B¦æ(¸Ë¸m), ¦C¨®¦Û°Ê¾r¾p(»ö)automatic train operation
a.t.s.	at the suit of
A.U.	angstrom unit
A.U.C.	¦Ûù°¨«°«Ø¥ß¤§¤éºâ°_ab urbe condita, ù°¨«Ø«°«á²Ä...¦~anno urbis conditae, Australian Universities Commission
A.U.E.W.	n. ¤uµ{¤u¤H²V¦X¤u·|(Amalgamated Union of Engineering Workers)
a.u.n.	n. µL¥ô¦ó¼Ð°O(free from marking)
A.U.T.A.S.S.	n. §Þ³N»PºÊºÞ³¡Áp¦X¤u·|(Amalgamated Union of Technical and Supervisory Sec)
a.v.	´Ü©w¸t¸g­^Ķ¥»(Authorized Version)
A.V.D.	n. ³°­xÃ~Âå¸p(Army Veterinary Department)
A.V.M.	n. ªÅ­x¤Ö±N(Air Vice-Marshal)
A.W.	¹ê»Ú­«¶qactual weight, ªÅŧĵ³øaircraft warning, ¥þ¥Ñ¤ô¤W¹B¿éall water, ³°®ü­x±ø¥Oarticles of war, ­ì¤l¶qatomic weight, ¦Û°ÊªZ¾¹automatic weapon, ®Ö¤lªZ¾¹
A.W.G.	n. ¬ü°ê½u³W(American wire gauge)
A.W.R.E.	n. ­ì¤lªZ¾¹¬ã¨s©Ò(Atomic Weapons Research Establishment)
A.W.U.	Australian Workers' Union
AA	n. §@ªÌªº­×§ï, [­^] ¶·¥Ñ¤÷¥À¥Sªø³­¦PÆ[¬Ýªº¹q¼v, ¨È«D·|ij(Asian-African Conference), Alcoholics Anonymous, Automobile Association
AA gun	n. °ª®g¯¥(Anti aircraft gun)
AAA	n. ¬ü°ê¨T¨®¨ó·|(American Automobile Association), ¬ü°êÅé¨|¨ó·|(American Athletic Association), ¨È¬w¡B«D¬w¡B©Ô¤B¬ü¬w(Asia, Africa, Latin America)
AAAS	¬ü°ê¬ì¾Ç«P¶i·|(American Association for the Advancement of Science)
Aachen	n. ¨Èµ`(¼w°ê¦è³¡¦ì©ó¤ñ¡B²ü°ê¬Éªþªñªº«°¥«)
aah	int. °Ú!, ®@!;  n. °Ú¡B®@¤§ÃþªºÁn­µ;  vi. µo¥X°Ú¡B®@ªºÁn­µ
aalii	n. [´Ó] ¦Ð®°(¨§)¾ð(²£©ó¼ö±a)
AAM	(AIR-TO-AIR missile)
aardvark	n. ¤g½Þ, ¤g³b, («D¬w²£ªº¤@ºØ)­¹ÃÆÃ~
aardwolf	n. ¤g¯T
Aaron	n. ¨È­Û(¨k¤l¦W), [¸t] ¨È­Û(¼¯¦èªºªø¥S¡A§Æ§B¨Ó¤Hªº²Ä¤@­Ó²½¥qªø)
Aaron's-beard	n. ¨ã¦³¦h¼Æ¶¯¿¶[Åְ˪K]ªº´Óª«
Aaronic	a. ¨È­Ûªº
Aaronite	n. ¨È­Ûªº¤l®], §Q¥¼ªº¤l®]
aasmus	n. ®ð³Ý
aasvogel	n. ¨rÆN¤§¤@ºØ
ab	pref. ²æÂ÷(=from), Â÷¶}(=away from), ºc¦¨¹qºÏ¨t´ú¶q³æ¦ì¦WºÙ, ¥Î©ó°_­º¦r¥Àb¤§«e(¦V..., ´ÂµÛ...)
ab extra	¥~¨Ó
ab initio	adv. ±q¤@¶}©l
ab uno disce omnes	ºÞ¤¤¿s°\
ab.	about
aba	n. ¤ò´ª«, ªø³T
abac	n. [¼Æ] ¦C½u¹Ï, ¦C½u¹Ï¸Ñ
abaca	n. °¨¥§©Ô³Â(µá«ß»«²£ªº¤@ºØ­»¿¼¬ì´Óª«)
abaci	n. pl. ºâ½L(Abacusªº½Æ¼Æ)
abacist	n. ·|¼ô½m¦a¨Ï¥Îºâ½LªÌ, ¥´ºâ½L¯à¤â
aback	adv. ¦V«á¦a, ´Â«á¦a
abactinal	a. [°Êª«] («ü¨­Åé¦U³¡¤À§e©ñ®g©Ê¹ïºÙª¬°Êª«)Â÷¿çªº, ¤Ï¤fªº, µLIJ¨¤ªº, µLÅ_Žªº
abaculus	n. (°¨ÁɧJ¡BÆ^´O²Ó¤u¥Îªº)¨¤¬Á¼þ, ¨¤¥Û, ¤pºâ½L
abacus	n. ºâ½L, («Ø¿vªº¶ê¬Wªº)³»ªO
Abaddon	n. ¦aº»
abaft	a. ¦V²î§À, ¦b²î§À;  prep. ¦b...«á
abaissement	§C¤U, ½ö¤U, (Fr.)
abalienation	n. [Âå] ºë¯«¿ù¶Ã
abalone	n. Àj³½
abampere	n. [¹q] ¹q¬y±j«×µ´¹ï¦w°ö (¹qºÏ[¦w°ö]³æ¦ì:=10 amperes, ²Å¸¹ aA)
abandon	vt. ©ñ±ó, ©ß±ó, ¿ò±ó;  n. ©ñÁa
abandon oneself to	Áa±¡©ó, ¨I·Ä©ó, ¸v·N...
abandon someone to his fate	Å¥¥ô¬Y¤H¥Ñ©R¹BÂ\§G, ¥ô¥Ñ¬Y¤H¦Û¥Í¦Û·À
abandon someone to the mercy of	¨Ï...¨ü...ªº¤ä°t, Å¥¥ô...¥Ñ...Â\§G
abandoned	a. ³Q©ß±óªº, ¦Û¥Ì¼Z¸¨ªº, µL®¢ªº, ©ñÁaªº
abandonee	n. ³Q¿ò±óªÌ, («OÀI)³Q©e¥IªÌ, ©Ó«O¤H
abandoner	n. ¿ò±óªÌ, ©e¥IªÌ
abandonment	n. ©ñ±ó, [ªk«ß] ¿ò±ó, ¦Û¼É¦Û±ó, ©ñÁa
abarognosis	n. [Âå] ­«Ä±¯Ê¥F
abarthrosis	n. [Âå] °ÊÃö¸`, Ãö¸`²æÂ÷, (¦Pabarticulation)
abarticular	a. [Âå] «DÃö¸`ªº»·Â÷Ãö¸`ªº
abarticulation	n. [Âå] Ãö¸`²æ¦Ý°ÊÃö¸`
abas	v. ¥´­Ë
abase	vt. ­°§C...ªº¦a¦ì(«~®æ), ¶S§í
abase oneself	Á¾¨õ
abasement	n. ¶S§í, ©}°d, Á¾¨õ
abash	vt. ¨Ï²Û·\, ¨ÏÁy¬õ, ¨Ïµ~­¢
abashment	n. ²Û·\
abasia	n. [Âå] ¨B¦æ¤£¯à, ¥¢¨B¯g
abask	adv. (¦b¶§¥ú¤¤¡B¦b¤õÄl®Ç)·P¨ì·x¬v¬v¦a
abate	v. ´î¤Ö, ´î»´, ½w©M, ´î®z, ¼o°£;  n. ´î¤Ö, ´î»´, ½w©M, ´î®z, ¼o°£
abate a nuisance	±Æ°£ÄÌÂZ
abate a tax	´îµ|
abate someone of something	­é¹Ü¬Y¤Hªº¬Yª«
abatement	n. ´î¤Ö, ´î»´, ½w©M, ´î»ù, [ªk«ß] ¼o°£
abatis	n. ³ÀÖ¹, ÅKµ·ºô, ©Ú¤ì
abatment	n. ®ø°£¡A´î°£
abattis	n. ³À®ã, ©Ú¤ì, ÅKµ·ºô
abattoir	n. [­^] ±O®_³õ
abaxial	a. Â÷¶bªº
abaya	n. ªü¤Ú¥§»s«~
abb	n. ¾îµ·, ½n, ¦Ï¤ò
abb.	¤k­×¹D°|°|ªøabbess, abbey, ¤j­×¹D°|°|ªøabbot
abba	n. ¯«¤÷
abbacy	n. ¤j­×¹D°|°|ªø(abbot)ªºÂ¾¦ì(¡BªººÞ°Ï¡Bªº¥ô´Á)
Abbasid	n. (ªü©Þ´µ¤ý´Â(750-1258)ªº)«¢¨½µo
abbatial	a. ¤j­×¹D°|ªº, (¤k)¤j­×¹D°|ªøªº
abbe	n. ¤j­×¹D°|°|ªø, ¹¬«Q, ¯«¤÷
abbess	n. ¤k­×¹D°|°|ªø, ¤k±g¥D«ù
abbey	n. (¤j)­×¹D°|
Abbie	n. ¤k¤l¦W
abbot	n. (¤j)­×¹D°|°|ªø, ¤è¤V, ¦í«ù
abbotcy	n. ¤j­×¹D°|°|ªø¤§Â¾, ºÞ°Ïµ¥
abbotship	n. ¤j­×¹D°|°|ªø¤§Â¾
abbr.	abbreviated, abbreviation
abbreviate	v. ÁY¼g, ²ÁY, ÁYµu, ¨Ï...²²¤
abbreviation	n. ÁY¼g, ÁYµu, ÁY¼g²Å¸¹
abbreviator	n. (¨Ï¥Î)ÁY¼gªÌ, ¬Ù²¤ªÌ
Abby	n. ¤k¤l¦W
ABC	n. ¦r¥À, ªì¨B, ¤Jªù, °ò¦, ¥X¥Í¦b¬ü°êªºµØ¤H(Americaborn Chinese), ¬ü°ê¼s¼½¤½¥q(American Broadcasting Company)
ABC weapons	n. pl. ®Ö¥Í¤ÆªZ¾¹(atomic, biological, chemical(bacterial))
abcoulomb	n. µ´¹ï®w­Û
ABD	n. ·Ç³Õ¤h(all but dissertation)(µ¥´£¥X½×¤å«á§Y¥i¨ú±o³Õ¤h¾Ç¦ìªº¤H)
abd.	abdicated, ¸¡³¡abdomen, abdominal
abdias	n. §Æ§BµÜªº¥ýª¾
abdicable	a. ©ñ±óªº
abdicate	vt. Åý¦ì, °h¦ì, vi. ©ñ±ó(Åv§Q)
abdicate the throne in favor of someone	§â¤ý¦ìÅýµ¹¬Y¤H
abdication	n. Åý¦ì, »¹¦ì, ±óÅv, Ãã¾
abdicator	n. ©ñ±óªÌ, Åý¦ìªÌ, Ã㾪Ì
abdom.	¸¡³¡abdomen, ¸¡³¡ªºabdominal
abdomen	n. ¸¡, ¸¡³¡
abdominal	a. ¸¡³¡ªº, ¸¡¦¡©I§l, ¶}¸¡¤â³N
abdominalgia	n. [Âå] ¸¡µh
abdominocentesis	n. [Âå] ¸¡³¡¬ï¨ë³N
abdominocystic	a. [Âå] ¸¡»PÁxÅnªº
abdominohysterectomy	n. [Âå] ­å¸¡¤l®cºI°£
abdominohysterotomy	n. [Âå] ­å¸¡¤l®c¤Á¶}
abdominoposterior	a. [Âå] ¸¡¦V«áªº(«ü­L¨à¤§¸¡¦V¥À­Iªº)
abdominoscopy	n. [Âå] ¸¡µÄÃèÀˬd
abdominothoracic	a. [Âå] ¸¡»P¯Ýªº
abdominous	a. ¤j¨{¤lªº
abdominovaginal	a. [Âå] ¸¡»P³±¹Dªº
abdominovesical	a. [Âå] ¸¡»P»H¯Öªº¸¡»PÁxÅnªº
abduce	vt. [¥Í²z] ¨Ï¥~®i, ¨Ï¥~±Û
abducens	a. [Âå] ¥~®iªº
abducent	a. ¥~®iªº
abduct	vt. »¤©ä, ¸j¬[
abduction	n. »¤©ä, ¸j¬[, ¸j¬[®×
abductor	n. »¤©äªÌ, ¸j¬[ªÌ
Abe	n. ¨È§B(¨k¤l¦W, Abrahamªº¼ÊºÙ)
abeam	adv. »P²îªºÀs°©¦¨ª½¨¤¦a
abecedarian	n. ¾Ç²ß¦rªÌ, ªì¾ÇªÌ;  a. ¦r¥Àªº, «ö¦r¥À¶¶§Çªº, ªì¨Bªº 
abed	a. ¦b§É¤W
Abel	n. ¨È§B(¨k¤l¦W), ¨È§B(Adamªº¦¸¤l¡A³Q¨ä¥SCain©Ò±þ)
abele	n. ¥Õ·¨
abelia	n. [´Ó] ½Ä¦Ð®ÚªÅ¤ìÄÝ(Abelia)¦UºØÄé¤ì
abelmosk	n. ¬î¸ª
Aberdeen	n. ¨È§B¤B(Ĭ®æÄõªF³¡°p¦W¡B¨ä­º©²¦W)
aberdevine	n. ª÷¯Í³¶
Aberdonian	a. ¨È§B¤B¥«(¥Á)ªº;  n. ¨È§B¤B¤H
Aberglaube	n. °g«H
abernethy	n. µw»æ°®
aberrance	n. ²æÂ÷¥¿¹D, ¶V­y²æ­y
aberrancy	n. ²æÂ÷¥¿¹D, ¶V­y²æ­y
aberrant	a. ²æÂ÷¥¿¹D(±`­y)ªº, ÅÜÅ骺
aberratio	n. [Âå] °g¦æ°g¶Ã¥ú¦æ®t, ¹³®t
aberration	n. ¶V­y, ¥ú¦æ®t, ¤ß²z¥¢±`, ¦â®t, [¥Íª«] ²§±`
Aberystwyth	n. [¦a] ªü§B¨½´µ¯S«Â´µ(«Âº¸¤hDyfed°p¥_³¡ªºCardiganÆWªþªñÀø¾i¦a)
abestrine	a. ¥Û´Öªº
abet	vt. º´°Ê, ±Ð­ö, ¹ª°Ê, ¼£±v
abetment	n. º´°Ê, ­ö¨Ï, ±Ð­ö
abett	v. ­ö¨Ï, ¹ª°Ê, ¼£±v
abetter	n. ­ö¨ÏªÌ, ±Ð­öªÌ, º´°ÊªÌ
abettor	n. ­ö¨ÏªÌ, º´°ÊªÌ, ±Ð­ö¥Ç
abeyance	n. ¤¤¤î, ¼ÈÀÁ, ¼È½w, °±¤î
ABF	n. ¨È¬w®±À»Áp·ù(Asia Boxing Federation)
abfarad	n. µ´¹ïªk©Ô
abgk.	abbreviated
Abh.	(¾Ç·|µ¥ªº)·|³ø, ¬ö­nTransactions
abhenry	n. µ´¹ï¦ë§Q
abhor	v. ¼¨´c, µh«ë, ¹½´c
abhorrence	n. µh«ë, ¼¨´c, µh«ëªº¨Æª«
abhorrent	a. ¥O¤H¼¨«ëªº, ¥i´cªº, ¹½´cªº, ¬Û¤Ïªº, ¤£¤@­Pªº
abhorrer	n. °Q¹½ªº¤H
Abib	n. [®É] ªü¤ñ¥¬(¥j¥N§Æ§BµÜ¾äªº²Ä1­Ó¤ë, ¬Û·í¤_²{¦bªº nisan, Exod. 13:4)
abidance	n. ¿í¦u, «ùÄò, ©~¦í
abide	v. °±¯d, º¢¯d, µ¥­Ô, §Ô¨ü, ©~¦í, °í«ù, ¿í¦u
abide at	¦í¦b...
abide by	«ñ¦u, ¿í¦u, ªA±q, °í«ù
abide with	©M...¦P¦í
abiding	a. ¥Ã¤[ªº, ¥Ã«íªº, «ù¤[ªº, ¤£Åܪº
abiding place	n. ¦í©Ò
abidingly	adv. «ùÄò¦a, ¤£Åܦa
Abidjan	n. [¦a] ªü¤ñ©|(¶H¤ú®ü©¤(lvory Coast)ªº­º³£¡B´ä¥«)
Abie	n. ¨k¤l¦W
abient	a. °jÁתº
abigail	n. ¨Í¤k, ¤XøU
ability	n. ¯à¤O, ¤~´¼, ¥»»â, ¤~¯à
ability grouping	¯à¤O¤À²Õ, ¯à¤O¤À¯Z
abilityrhone	n. ¸U¯à¹q¸Ü
abilitys	n. ¥»»â
abiogenesis	n. ¦ÛµMµo¥Í, ¥Íª«¦Û¥Í, °¸µo
abiogenetic	a. ¦ÛµMµo¥Íªº, °¸µoªº, ¦ÛµMµo¥Í½×ªº
abiogenist	n. ¦ÛµMµo¥Í½×ªÌ, °¸µo½×ªÌ
abiogenous	a. ¦ÛµMµo¥Íªº
abiological	a. «D¥Íª«ªº
abiology	n. [Âå] «D¥Íª«¾Ç
abiosis	n. µL¥Í©Rª¬ºA
abiotic	a. µL¥Í©Rªº, µL¥Í©Rªº, «D¥Íª«ªº, §Ü¥Í(§@¥Î)ªº
abiotically	adv. µL¥Í©R¦a, µL¥Í©R¦a, «D¥Íª«¦a, §Ü¥Í(§@¥Î)¦a
abiotrophy	n. [Âå] ¥Í¬¡¤O¯Ê¥¢, (¯S«ü¥ý¤Ñ©Ê¾÷¯à»Ùê, ¼vÅT¥H«á¥¿±`µo¨|ªº)
abirritant	a. ½w©M¨ë¿Eªº, ½w©M¿³¾Äªº
abirritate	vt. ½w©M...ªº²§±`¿³¾Ä
abirritation	n. [Âå] ½w©M§@¥Î, ´î»´¨ë¿E§@¥Î
abject	a. ¤£©¯ªº, ¥i¼¦ªº, ´dºGªº, ¨õ»Àªº, ¥i»Àªº
abjection	n. ¨õ»À, ¸¨¾z, ¨õ©}
abjectly	adv. ºG¤¼¤¼¦a, ¨õ©}¦a
abjectness	n. ¸¨¾z, ¥i¼¦, ¨õ©}
abjuration	n. »}µ´, «Å»}©ñ±ó­ì°êÄy
abjure	vt. µo»}©ñ±ó(°êÄy¡B«H¥õ¡BÅv§Q)
abk.	abbreviated
abl.	ablative
ablactate	vt. ¨ÏÂ_¨Å
ablactation	n. Â_¥¤
ablare	a. ¤jÁn»ïÅT;  adv. ¤jÁn»ïÅT¦a
ablastin	n. §í´Þ¯À (¦å²G¤¤¯à§í¨î¤J«I·L¥Íª«Ác´Þªºª«½è)
ablate	v. ¤Á°£, »G»k, »]µo
ablation	n. ¿N»k
ablative	n. [¤åªk] ¹Ü®æ(ªº)
ablaut	n. ¥À­µÅÜ´«
ablaze	a. µÛ¤õªº, °{«Gªº, ¿E©ùªº;  adv. µÛ¤õ, °{Ä£
able	a. ¦³¯à¤Oªº, ¯à·Fªº, ¯à°÷ªº, ¥i¥Hªº;  suf. §Î®eµü¦r§À, Åã¥Ü...©Ê½è©Î¯SÂI(=showing qualities of), ¥i³Q...ªº(=that can be), ¾A©ó...ªº(fit to be)
ablebodied	a. ±j§§ªº, ±j°·ªº
ablegate	n. ±Ð©v¯S¨Ï
ableminded	a. ¯à·Fªº
ablepharia	n. [Âå] ¥ý¤Ñ©Ê²´Â¥¯Ê·l
ablepharon	¦Pablepharia
ablepsia	n. [Âå] µøı¯Ê¥¢, ¥¢©ú
ablins	adv. [Ĭ®æÄõ] ¤]³\
abloom	adv. ¶}ªá¦a;  a. ¶}ªáªº
abluent	n. ¬~¼ä¾¯;  a. ¬~²bªº
ablush	a. Áy¬õªº, ªx¬õªº
ablution	n. ¬~¨­, ¬~¾þ, ¨N¯D, ¬~§, ÂN§Ù¨N¯D, ¬~§¥Îªº¤ô
ablutionary	a. ¬~²bªº, ¬~§ªº
ably	adv. ¯à·F¦a, ¥©§®¦a
ABM	n. ¤Ï¼u¹D­¸¼u(Anti-Ballistic Missile)
abmho	n. µ´¹ï©i¼Ú
abnegate	v. §J¨î, ±Ë±ó
abnegation	n. ©Úµ´, ©ñ±ó, ¦Û¨î
abnegator	n. §J¨îªÌ, ©ñ±óªÌ
Abner	n. ¨k¤l¦W
abnerval	a. [Âå] µo¦Û¯«¸gªº(¯S«ü¹q¬y)
abnormal	a. ¤£¥¿±`ªº, ¤Ï±`ªº, ²§±`ªº, ÅܺAªº
abnormal psychology	¯fºA¤ß²z¾Ç
abnormality	n. ÅܺA, ¤Ï±`, ¥Ñ±`, ¤£¥¿±`, ·î§Î
abnormalize	vt. ¨ÏÅܤϱ`, ¨ÏÅܯfºA, ¨Ï·îÅÜ
abnormally	adv. ¤Ï±`¦a, ÅܺA¦a, ²§±`¦a
abnormity	n. ²§±`, ¤£³W«h, ²§§Î
abo	n. ­ì¦í¥Á, ¤g¤H
aboard	a. ¦b²î¤W, ¦b¤õ¨®¤W, ¦b­¸¾÷¤W, ¦b¤½¦@¨T¨®¤W, ¦b²ì°¼;  prep. ¦b¥æ³q¤u¨ã¤W
abocclusion	n. [Âå] µL«r¦X, «r¦X¤£µÛ, (¦Popen 
bite)
abode	n. ¦í©Ò, ¦í³B;  v. ©~¦í, abideªº¹L¥h¦¡¤Î¹L¥h¤Àµü
abode at	¦í¦b..., ©~©ó...
abohm	n. µ´¹ï³æ¦ì¼Ú©i
aboideau	n. [¥[] ³÷, ¤ô¹h
aboil	a. ªmÄ˪º;  adv. ªmÄ˦a
abolish	v. ¼o¤î, ¼o°£
abolishable	a. ¥i¼o¤îªº, ¥i¨ú®øªº
abolisher	n. ¼o°£ªÌ
abolishment	n. ¼o¤î, ­²°£, ¨ú®ø
abolition	n. ¼o°£, ¼o°£¥£Áõ¨î«×
abolitionism	n. ¼o°£¥D¸q, ¼o¥£¥D¸q
abolitionist	n. ¼o°£¥D¸qªÌ, ¼o¥£¥D¸qªÌ
abomasitis	n. [Âå] ½K­Gª¢, (¤Ï¯ìÃþ)
abomasum	n. [¤Ï¯ì°Êª«] ²Ä¥|­G, ½K­G
abomasus	n. [¤Ï¯ì°Êª«] ²Ä¥|­G, ½K­G
abominable	a. °Q¹½ªº, ¥i´cªº, ¥i«ëªº, ¥O¤H¼¨´cªº, ´c¦Hªº(¤H¡B¦æ¬°¡B¤Ñ®ð)
abominable snowman	n. (³ßº¿©Ô¶®)³·¤H(yeti)
abominably	adv. ¥i´c¦a, ¥i«ë¦a, ·¥ºÝ¦a
abominate	v. µh«ë, ¹½´c, °Q¹½
abomination	n. ¼¨«ë, ¹½´c, ¥i¼¨ªº¨Æª«
abominator	n. ¼¨´cªÌ
abondance	n. [¯ÈµP] ¿W±o9¼[ªº¥Ø¼Ð
aborad	a. [Âå] Â÷¤f°¼ªºÂ÷¤fµÄªº, (¦Padoral)
aboral	a. [¸Ñ¡E°Ê] ¤Ï¤fªº, Â÷¤fªº, ¹ï¤fªº
aboriginal	a. ­ì¥Íªº, ¤g¥Í¤gªøªº, ­ì©lªº, ¤gµÛªº, ­ì¦í¥Áªº;  n. ¤gµÛ©~¥Á, ­ì¦í¥Á, ¤g¥Í¥Íª«
aboriginally	adv. ­ì©l¦a
aborigine	n. ­ì¦í¥Á, ¤g¤H, ¤gµÛ, ¿D¦{­ì¦í¥Á
aborigines	n. ¤g¤H, ­ì¦í¥Á, ¤g¥Í¥Íª«
aborning	adv. ¦b¥Í²£¤¤, ­è­n¥X¥Í;  a. ¦b¥Í²£¤¤ªº
abort	vt. ¬y²£, ¤p²£, ¼Z­L, µo¨|¤£¥þ, ¥¢±Ñ, vi. ¨Ï¬y²£, ¨Ï¥¢±Ñ, ¨Ï¤¤¤î
abort a fever	¤î¼ö, °h¿N
aborticide	n. ¼Z­L, ¼Z­LÃÄ
abortient	¦Pabortifacient
abortifacient	a. «P¨Ï¬y²£ªº
abortion	n. ¬y²£, ¤p²£, ¼Z­L, ¥¢±Ñ, ¤Ô§é, µo¨|¤£¥þ
abortionist	n. ¬°¤H¼Z­LªÌ
abortive	a. ¬y²£ªº, ¦­²£ªº, ¥¢±Ñªº
abortively	adv. ¬y²£¦a, ¥¢±Ñ¦a
abortus	n. ¬y²£¨à, ¬y²£
abought	v. aby ªº¹L¥h¦¡©M¹L¥h¤Àµü
aboulia	n. ·N§Ó¤O³à¥¢
abound	v. Â×´I, ´I©ó, ¥Rº¡
abound by fours and fives	¤T¤­¦¨¸s, ¤ñ¤ñ¬Ò¬O
abound in	¥Rº¡, ¦³¤j¶qªº..., ²±²£...
abound with	¥Rº¡, ¦³¤j¶qªº..., ²±²£...
abour	n. ²D«F
about	prep. Ãö©ó, ¹ï©ó, »P...¦³Ãö, ¤j¬ù;  adv. ¤j¬ù, ¥ª¥k, ®t¤£¦h, ¦b©P³ò, ¦bªþªñ, ¨ì³B;  vt. §ïÅܲ¯è¦V
about and about	®t¤£¦h, ¥b¤ç¤K¨â
about one's ears	¹ý©³¯}·À, ¦¨¬°ªw¼v, ¸¨ªÅ
about to do something	§Y±N, ¥¿­n, ·Ç³Æ
about-face	n. ¦V«áÂà, (180«×)¤j§ïÅÜ;  vi. ¦V«áÂà, §@¤j§ïÅÜ
about-ship	v. §ïÅܯè¦V
about-sledge	n. ¤jÅKÁè
about-turn	n. ¦V«áÂà, ¤j§ïÅÜ;  v. ¦V«áÂà, §@¤j§ïÅÜ
above	prep. ¦b...¤§¤W, ¦b...ªº¤W¤è, °ª©ó, ¶W¹L;  adv. ¦b¤W¤è, ¦b¤Ñ¤W, ¦p¤W­z¦a;  a. ¤W­±ªº, ¤W­zªº, ¤W¦Cªº;  n. ¤W­zªº¨Æª«
above all	¤×¨ä, ¯S§O, ³Ì­«­nªº¬O, ­º­nªº¬O; ²¦³º, ²×¨s, ¨ì©³; ­nª¾¹D!
above all things	²Ä¤@¬O, ³Ì¥ý¬O, ­º¥ý¬O
above board	½U¸¨, ¥ú©ú¥¿¤j
above ground	¬¡µÛ, ¦b¤H¶¡
above limit	¶W¥X­­«×, ¹L¤À
above one's bend	¬O¬Y¤H¤O©Ò¤£¤Îªº
above one's breath	°ªÁn¦a
above one's head	¶W¥X¬Y¤Hªº²z¸Ñ¯à¤O, ¹ï¬Y¤H¨Ó»¡¤Ó²`¶ø¤F
above one's income	¤J¤£¼Å¥X, ¶W¥X¦Û¤vªº¦¬¤J
above oneself	±¡ºü²§±`, ¤£¯à¦Û¤w; ¦Û©R¤£¤Z, ¦Û°ª¦Û¤j
above par	°ª©ó²¼­±»ù, °ª©ó¤@¯ë¤ô·Ç
above price	µLªk¦ô»ù, ·¥¨äÄ_¶Q
above reproach	µL¥i«ü³d, µL¥i«DÃø, §¹¬üµL¯Ê
above right	«ê·í¦a, ¦X¾A¦a; ¼F®`¦a, ÄY¼F¦a
above sea level	°ª¥X®ü¥­­±, ®ü©Þ
above suspicion	¤ð±e¸mºÃ, ¤£®eÃhºÃ
above the head of	¶W¹L...ªº²z¸Ñ¤O
above the heads of	²`¶ø±o¤£¯à²z¸Ñ
above the ordinary	¶W¹L¤@¯ëªº, ¤£´M±`ªº, ¥XÃþ©ÞµÑªº
above the rest	¤×¨ä, ¯S§O
above the salt	¦b¤W®u
above value	°ª©ó²¼­±»ù®æ, °ª¥X¥­»ù
above water	²æÂ÷§x¹Ò, Â\²æ³Â·Ð
above-cited	a. ¤W¤å©Ò¤Þ¥Îªº
above-mentioned	a. ¤W­zªº
aboveboard	a. ¥ú©ú¥¿¤jªº, ©Z²vªº;  adv. ¥ú©ú¥¿¤j¦a, ©Z²v¦a
aboveground	a. ¦b¦a¤Wªº, ¤½¶}ªº;  adv. ¦b¦a¤W, ¤½¶}¦a, ¥¼³Q®I¸®¦a, ¬¡µÛ
abovementioned	a. ¤W­zªº, ¤W¦Cªº
Abp.	archbishop(¤j¥D±Ð)
abr.	abridge, abridged, abridgment
abracadabra	n. ©G»y, ­J¨¥¶Ã»y
abrachia	n. [Âå] µLÁu·î§Î, µLÁu
abradant	a. ¼¯À¿µÛªº;  n. ¿i»k¾¯
abrade	vt. À¿¶Ë, ¿i·l, ¿i, vi. À¿¶Ë
Abraham	n. ¨È§B©Ô¨u(¨k¤l¦W, ²µºÙAbe), ¨È§B©Ô¨u(§Æ§B¨Ó¤Hªº¯ª¥ý)
Abraham-man	n. (¸ËºÆªº)¬y®ö¤^¤¢
abram	n. ¨k¤l¦W, ¨È§B©Ô¨u
abranchiate	a. n. [°Êª«] µLÄΪº, µLÄÎÃþªº
abrarion	n. ¿i·l
abrasion	n. À¿¶Ë, ¿i·l, ¿i·l³B, «I»k(§@¥Î)
abrasive	a. ¬ã¿iªº, ²ÊÁWªº;  n. ¬ã¿i¾¯
abrator	n. ¼Q¬â³B²z
abraxas	n. ¯«¯µ§Æþ¦r¥À(¥j¥N¿Õ´µ´£±Ð¬£ªº©G¤å, ¥H¤C­Ó§Æþ¦r¥À£\£]£l£\£i£\£_ªí¥Ü365³o­Ó¯«¯µ¼Æ¦r, »{¬°¦³ÅX¨¸§@¥Î), (¼g¦³¦¹¯«¯µ¦r¼Ëªº)Å@¨­²Å
abrazo	n. (ªí¥ÜÅwªïªº)¾Ö©ê
abreact	v. ¨Ï®ø´², µoªn
abreaction	n. ®ø´², µoªn
abreast	a. ¨ÃªÓªº, ¥­¦æªº;  adv. ¨ÃªÓ¦a, ¥­¦æ¦a;  prep. ¨ÃªÓ¦a, ¥­¦æ¦a
abreast of the times	²Å¦X®É¥Nªº, ³Ì·sªº
abri	n. Á×Ãø©Ò, ¨¾ªÅ¬}, Âè­¬}
abridge	vt. §R¸`, ÁYµu, ­é¹Ü, «d´î, ¬Ù²¤
abridge someone of something	­é¹Ü¬Y¤H¬Yª«
abridged edition	¸`²¤ª©, §R¸`¥»
abridgement	n. §R¸`, ÁYµu, ¸`¥»
abridgment	n. §R¸`, ÁYµu, ¸`¥», ­é¹Ü
abrim	a. º¡¨ìªM¤fªº, ¬Õº¡ªº;  adv. º¡¨ìªM¤f¦a, ¬Õº¡¦a
abristle	a. (¤ò¾v)Áq°_ªº;  adv. (¤ò¾v)Áq°_¦a
abroach	adv. ¶}­Ó¤f¨Ï¤ô¬y¥X;  a. ¶}¤fªº
abroad	adv. ¨ì°ê¥~, ¦b°ê¥~, ¦b®ü¥~, ¦b¤á¥~, ¨ì¤á¥~, (ÁÁ¨¥¡B®ø®§)¬y¶Ç¦a
abrocome	n. «n¬ü²£µ³¹«(rat chinchilla)
abrogate	v. ¼o°£(ªk«ß¡B²ß«U), ¼o¤î, ¨ú®ø
abrogation	n. ¼o°£(ªk«ß¡B²ß«U), ¼o¤î, ¨ú®ø
abrupt	a. ·N¥~ªº, ¬ðµMªº, ­ð¬ðªº, µL§ªº, °~®kªº, ¤£³s³eªº
abruption	n. ¤Àµõ, ¤ÀÂ÷
abruptly	adv. ¬ðµM¦a, ­ð¬ð¦a
abruptness	n. ¬ðµM, ­ð¬ð
abs.	absent, absolute, absolutely, abstract
Absalom	n. ©ã¨FÀs(¨k¤l¦W), µS¤Ó¤ý¤j½Ãªº²Ä¤T¤l¡A¦]­I«q¨ä¤÷¦Ó³Q±þ
abscess	n. Áw½H, Áw¸~, ¼ìºÅ
abscessed	a. Áw½Hªº, Áw¸~ªº, ¼ìºÅªº
abscind	v. ¤ÁÂ_
abscise	vi. vt. [´Ó] (ªá¡BªG¹ê¡B¸­µ¥)¦ÛµM²æ¸¨, ¨Ï²æ¸¨
abscisin	n. [¥Í¤Æ] ²æ¸¨¯À, Â÷¼h¯À (§í¨î´Óª«¥Íªøªº¤@ºØ²üº¸»X)
abscissa	n. ¾î®y¼Ð(ordinate=Áa®y¼Ð)
abscission	n. ¤ÁÂ_, °£¥h, ¹yÂ_ªk
abscond	v. ¼ç°k, °k°Î, °k¤`
abscond from	°kÂ÷, °kÁ×
abscond with	Äâ...¼ç°k
abscondence	n. °k¤`, ¥¢ÂÜ
abseil	n. vi. [µn¤s] ¶÷¤U­°, §¤¦¡¤U­°ªk(¤@ºØªuµÛÄa««ªºÃ·¤l±qµ´¾À¤U­°ªº¤èªk)
absence	n. ¯Ê®u, ¯Ê¶Ô, ¤£¦b, ¯Ê¤Ö, ¯Ê¥F, ¤ß¤£¦b²j, »î¤£¦uªÙ
absence of mind	¤ß¤£¦b²j, µo§b, µo·«
absence without leave	¾ÕÂ÷¾¦u, ¶}¤p®t
absence without notice	®¨®¨·È¨«, ¤£Ãã¦Ó§O
absent	a. ¯Ê®uªº, ¯Ê¶Ôªº, ¤£¦bªº, ¯Ê¥Fªº, ¤£¦s¦bªº, ¤ß¤£¦b²jªº, º©¤£¸g¤ßªº;  v. ¯Ê®u
absent from	¯Ê®u, ¤£¦b, ¨S¨ì³õ, ¨S°Ñ¥[
absent on a tour	¥~¥X®È¦æ
absent oneself	¯Ê®u, ¤£¦b, ¨S¨ì³õ, ¨S°Ñ¥[
absent oneself from	¯Ê®u, ¤£¨ì
absent voter	n. ¯Ê®u¿ï¥Á
absent with leave	½Ð°²¯Ê®u
absent-minded	a. ¤ß¤£¦b²jªº, ¯íµMªº, «é±«ªº
absentee	n. ¯Ê®uªÌ, ¯Ê¶ÔªÌ, ¥¼¤W¯ZªÌ, ¤£¦bªÌ, ¤£¦í¦b²£Åv©Ò¦b¦aªº¦a¤g, ¯Ê®u§ë²¼ªÌ(¥H³q°T§ë²¼)
absentee ballot	¯Ê®u¿ïÁ|¤H²¼
absenteeism	n. ¦b¥~¦a¥D¨î, «å¤u¾Ô³N, (¦³­pµe)Äq¤u
absentia	n. [«ß] ¦b³Q§i¯Ê®uªº±¡ªp¤U
absently	adv. ¤ß¤£¦b²j¦a, ¯íµM¦a
absentminded	a. ¤ß¤£¦b²jªº, ¯íµMªº
absentmindedly	adv. ¯íµM¦a, ¤ß¤£¦b²j¦a
absentmindedness	n. «é±«, ¤ß¤£¦b²j
absinth	n. ­W¦ã°s
absinthe	n. ­W¦ã°s
absinthin	n. ­W¦ã¯À
absinthism	n. ­W¦ã°s¤¤¬r
absitomen	a. ¦ýÄ@µL¤£²»¤§¥ü
absol.	absolutely
absolute	a. µ´¹ïªº, µL±ø¥óªº, ¤£¨ü­­¨îªº, ±M¨îªº, §¹¥þªº, ¯Ê¥Fªº, [¤åªk] ¿W¥ßªº;  n. µ´¹ï(ªÌ), ¯«, ¤W«Ò, ¦t©z
absolute alcohol	n. ¯Â(µL¤ô)°sºë
absolute altitude	n. µ´¹ï°ª«×
absolute ceiling	n. µ´¹ï¤É­­(­¸¾÷¥iºû«ù¤ô¥­­¸¦æªº³Ì¤j°ª«×)
absolute majority	n. µ´¹ï¦h¼Æ, ¹L¥b¼Æ
absolute monarch	n. §g¥D·¥Åv¨î, §g¥D±M¨î¬FÅé
absolute music	n. µ´¹ï­µ¼Ö(«D±Ô¨Æ¡B«D¼g´ºªº), ¯Â­µ¼Ö
absolute pitch	n. µ´¹ï­µ°ª, µ´¹ï­µ·P
absolute temperature	n. µ´¹ï·Å«×
absolute term	n. µ´¹ï¶µ, µ´¹ï¦Wµü
absolute value	n. [¼Æ] µ´¹ï­È
absolute zero	n. µ´¹ï¹s«×(¬ùÄá¤ó-273.15«×)
absolutely	adv. µ´¹ï¦a, §¹¥þ¦a, µL±ø¥ó¦a, Â_µM, ¥¿¬O¦p¦¹
Absolutely not!	µ´¹ï¤£¦æ
Absolutely!	·íµM, ¤Q¤À½T©w
absoluteness	n. µ´¹ï, §¹¥þ, µL­­¨î
absolution	n. §K¸o, ³j§K, Äb®¬¦¡
absolutism	n. ±M¨î¥D¸q, ±M¨î¬FÅé, ±M¨î¬Fªv½×, µ´¹ï½×
absolutist	n. ±M¨î¥D¸qªÌ, ±M¨î¬Fªv½×ªÌ, µ´¹ï½×ªÌ
absolutive	a. ¥Dµü¦r§ÀÅܤƪº
absolutize	vt. ¨Ïµ´¹ï¤Æ
absolutory	a. µ¹¤©³j§Kªº, µ¹¤©¼e®¤ªº
absolve	v. ³j§K, §K°£, «Å§iµL¸o
absolve someone from something	§K°£¬Y¤H...
absonant	a. ¤£¿Ó©Mªº, ¤£¨ó½Õªº
absorb	vt. §l¦¬, §l¤Þ, ±µ¨ü, ­Ý¨Ö, ¨Ö¤J, ¨Ï±M¤ß, ¥þ¯«²§ª`
absorbability	n. §l¦¬, ¥i§l¦¬©Ê
absorbable	a. ¥i§l¦¬ªº, ®e©ö³Q§l¦¬ªº
absorbance	n. §l¦¬«×
absorbancy	n. §l¦¬«×
absorbed	a. ¥þ¯«³eª`ªº, ¤@¤ß¤@·Nªº
absorbed dose	n. §l¦¬½u¶q(©ñ®g½u³Qª«½è§l¦¬ªº(¯à)¶q)
absorbed layer	§lªþ¼h
absorbedly	adv. ±M¤ß¦a, ¤J¯«¦a, ¥þ¯«³eª`¦a, ±M¤ß¤@·N¦a
absorbefacient	a. §l¦¬©Êªº;  n. §l¦¬¾¯
absorbency	n. §l¦¬©Ê
absorbent	a. ¯à§l¦¬ªº, ¦³§l¦¬¤Oªº;  n. §l¦¬¾¯
absorbent cotton	n. ²æ¯×´Ö, ÃÄ´Ö(=[­^] cotton wool)
absorber	n. §l¦¬¾¹, §l¦¬Åé, Á×¾_¾¹, ½w½Ä¾¹, ¥O¤H¯«©¹ªº¤H¨Æª«
absorbing	a. §l¦¬ªº, §l¤Þ¤Hªº, ·¥¦³½ìªº
absorbingly	adv. ¤Þ¤H¤J³Ó¦a
absorptance	n. §l¦¬¤ñ
absorptiometer	n. [¥ú] §l¥ú´ú©w­p, (·Ñ®ð)§l¦¬²v´ú©w­p
absorptiometry	n. [Âå] (¶t½è)§l¦¬´ú©w, dual-energy X-Ray a.°©½è±K«×´ú©w
absorption	n. §l¦¬, ±M¤ß, ¥þ¯«³eª`, ¼ö°J, ±Mª`
absorption spectrum	n. §l¦¬¥úÃÐ
absorptive	a. §l¦¬ªº, ¦³§l¦¬¤Oªº
absorptivity	n. §l¦¬²v
absquatulate	v. °k¨«, ·È²æ, ¶}¤p®t
abstain	v. ¦Û¨î, ¸Tµ´, §Ù°£, ±óÅv, ÁקK, ¸T¤î
abstain from	§Ù°£, Á׶}, ¹ï...±óÅv
abstainer	n. ¸`¨îªÌ, §Ù°sªÌ
abstemious	a. ¸`¨îªº, ¸`¬ùªº, ¸`»üªº
abstemiously	adv. ¦³¸`¨î¦a
abstemiousness	n. ¦Û¨î
abstention	n. ¸`¨î, §Ùµ´, ÁקK, ±óÅv
absterge	v. ¬~¥h, ¬~²b, ¥h«¯, ²b¤Æ
abstergent	a. ¥h«¯ªº;  n. ¬~¼ä¾¯
abstersion	n. ¬~²b, ²b¤Æ
abstersive	a. ¨Ï¼ä²bªº, ¥h«¯ªº
abstinence	n. ¸`¨î, ¸T¼¤, §Ù°s
abstinence syndrome	n. §Ù°£¼x­ÔÁL, ²æÅ}¯gª¬¸s
abstinency	n. ¸T¼¤, ¦Û¨î
abstinent	a. ¦³¸`¨îªº, ¸`¼¤ªº
abstinently	adv. ¦³¸`¨î¦a, ¾A«×¦a
abstr.	abstract, abstracted
abstract	a. ©â¶Hªº, ²z½×¤Wªº, ²`¶øªº;  n. ºK­n, ©â¶H;  v. ºK­n, ´£·Ò, ¨Ï©â¶H¤Æ
abstract expressionism	n. ©â¶Hªí²{¥D¸q, ©â¶Hªí²{¬£
abstract noun	n. [¤åªk] ©â¶H¦Wµü
abstract number	n. [¼Æ] ¤£¦W¼Æ
abstract one's attention from	Âಾ¬Y¤H¹ï...ªºª`·N¤O
abstracted	a. ´£·Ò¥X¨Óªº, ¤ß¤£¦b²jªº, ¥X¯«ªº, ¯íµMªº, ¤À¤ßªº
abstractedly	adv. ¯íµM¦a, ©â¶H¦a
abstraction	n. ©â¶H, ©â¶H©Ê, ¤ß¤£¦b²j, ´£·Ò, ©â¶H¬£§@«~
abstractionism	n. ©â¶H¥D¸q, ©â¹³¬£
abstractionist	n. ©â¶H¬£µe®a, ©â¶H¬£§@®a, ©â¶H¬£ÃÀ³N®a
abstractive	a. ¨ã©â¶H©Ê½èªº, Ãö©ó©â¶Hªº, ¦³©â¶H¯à¤Oªº, ºK­n¦¡ªº, ±ð·§¦¡ªº
abstractly	adv. ©â¶H¦a, ¯Â²z½×¦a
abstractness	n. ©â¶H©Ê
abstriction	n. [´Ó] (¾á­M¤lÅ骺)¿~Â÷§@¥Î
abstruse	a. Ãø¸Ñªº, ²`¶øªº
abstrusely	adv. Ãø¸Ñ¦a, ²`¶ø¦a
abstruseness	a. ²`¶ø, ¶ø§®
abstrusity	n. ²`¶ø(ªº¨Æª«), Ãø¸Ñ(¤§³B)
absurd	a. ¯îÂÕªº, ¯î­ðªº, ¯î½Ïªº, ¤£¦X²zªº, ¥i¯ºªº, ·MÄøªº
absurdism	n. (­õ¾Ç¡B¤å¾Çªº)¯îÂÕ¥D¸q
absurdist	a. ¯îÂÕ¥D¸q(ªÌ)ªº;  n. ¯îÂÕ¥D¸qªÌ(§@®a)
absurdity	n. ¯îÂÕ, ¤£¦X²z, ¥i¯º, ·MÄø, ®¯²z, ¯îÂÕªº¨Æ
absurdly	adv. ¯îÂÕ¦a, ®¯²z¦a, ·MÄø¦a
absurdness	n. ¯îÂÕ, ·MÄø
Abt system	n. ªü¤R¯S¦¡ÅK¸ô
abt.	about
abubble	a. «_ªwªº, °_ªwªº, ªmÄ˪º, ¼ö¾xªº
abulia	n. ·N§Ó³à¥¢
abulic	a. [Âå] ·N§Ó¯Ê¥¢ªº
abulomania	n. [Âå] ·N§Ó¯Ê¥¢¯g
abult	a. ¦¨¤Hªº
abundance	n. Â×´I, ¤j¶q, ¥R¸Î, ¥R¨¬
abundant	a. Â×´Iªº, ¥R¸Îªº, ¥R¨¬ªº, ¤j¶qªº
abundantly	adv. ¤j¶q¦a, Â×´I¦a
abusage	n. (»y¨¥¡B¤åªkªº)ÀÝ¥Î, »~¥Î
abuse	v. ÀÝ¥Î, ¦k¥Î, «V°d, ­h«Ý, °d½|, ©G½|;  n. ÀÝ¥Î, «V°d, ­h«Ý, °d½|, ¹ú¯f, ­®²ß
abuse of the age	®É¹ú
abuse one's authority	ÀÝ¥ÎÅv§Q
abuse oneself	¤â²](masturbate)
abuse rights	ÀÝ¥ÎÅv¤O
abusive	a. °d½|ªº, ðã½|ªº, ÀݥΪº, ¦k¥Îªº, ­h«Ýªº
abusively	adv. ©G½|, ÀÝ¥Î, ­h«Ý¦a
abusiveness	n. ©G½|, ÀÝ¥Î, ­h«Ý
abut	v. ¾F±µ, ¬s³s, ºò¾a, ±µªñ
abut ... against ...	§â...¾a¦b...¤W
abut against	»P...¾F±µ, ºò¾a..., ºò®Á...
abut on	»P...¬s¾F, ºò¾a...
abut upon	¾F±µ, ºò¾a
abutilon	n. ¥Õ³ÂÄÝ´Óª«
abutment	n. ¾F±µ, ±µ¬É, ¾ôí«, ¾ô¥x, (¤ä¼µÂIªº)±µ¦X³B
abutt	v. ¾F±µ, ¬s³s, ¶Kªñ, ±µÄ², ºò¾a
abuttals	n. ¦a¬É
abutter	n. ¬Û¾F©Ð¦a²£ªº·~¥D
abutting	a. ¾F±µªº, ¬s³sªº, [«Ø] ©Ó¾á°_«ý®y§@¥Îªº
abuzz	a. ¶ä¶äÅTªº, ¹ËÂøªº, ¬¡¼âªº
abvolt	n. µ´¹ï¥ñ¯S
aby	v. Å«, Å«¸o
abye	v. Å«, Å«¸o
abysm	n. ²`²W, µL©³¬}, ¦aº», ²V¨P
abysmal	a. ²`¤£¥i´úªº, µL©³ªº, ·¥«×ªº(´c¦H)
abysmally	²`¤£¥i´ú¦a, µL©³¦a
abyss	n. ²`²W, ¦aº», ²`³B, µL©³¬}, µL«­, µL­­, ²V¨P
Abyss.	ªü¤ñ¦è¥§¨È(ªº)Abyssinia(n)
abyssal	a. ²`²Wªº, ²`®üªº
Abyssinia	n. ªü¤ñ¦è¥§¨È(EthiopiaªºÂ¦W)
Abyssinian	a. ªü¤ñ¦è¥§¨Èªº;  n. ªü¤ñ¦è¥§¨È¤H, ªü¤ñ¦è¥§¨È»y
AC	n. ¥æ¬y¹q(Alternating Current), ¤j¦è¬v¾Ë³¹(Atlantic Charter)
ac.	[ï] account, acre, acres
AC/DC	adj. ¥æ¡Bª½¬y¨â¥Îªº(Alternating current, direct current), Âù©ÊÅʪº
acacia	n. ¬vºi, ªü©Ô§B½¦¾ð, ¨ëºi
acad.	academic, academy
academe	n. ¾Ç°|, ¾Ç·|, ¬f©Ô¹Ï­õ¾Ç
academia	n. ¾Ç³N¬É
Academia Sinica	n. (¤¤µØ¥Á°ê)¤¤¥¡¬ã¨s°|
academic	a. ¾Ç®Õªº, ¾Ç³Nªº, ²z½×ªº, ¾Ç°|¬£ªº, ±M¬ì°|®Õªº, ¬ã¨s°|ªº, ¾Ç·|ªº;  n. ¤j¾Ç¥Í, ¤j¾Ç±Ð®v, ¾Ç¨s
academic advisor	¾É®v, «ü¾É±Ð®v
academic discipline	¾Ç¬ì
academic record	¾Ç²ß¦¨ÁZ³æ
academic year	¾Ç¦~
academical	n. ¤j¾Ç¨îªA, ¾Ç¤hªA;  a. academic
academically	a. ¾Ç°Ý¤W, ²z½×¤W
academician	n. ¾Ç·|·|­û, °|¤h
academicism	n. ÃÀ³N°|ªº§@­·, §Î¦¨¥D¸q
academy	n. ¾Ç·|, ¨ó·|, ¬ã¨s°|, ¬ì¾Ç°|, ±M¬ì¾Ç®Õ
Academy Award	n. ¶ø´µ¥dª÷¹³¼ú, ¶ø´µ¥d¼ú
academy board	n. (µeªoµe¥Îªº)µwµeªO
academy figure	n. »P¤HÅé¥b¨­¦P¤jªº»rÅéµe
academy of fine arts	¬ü³N¾Ç°|, ¬ü³N±M¬ì¾Ç®Õ
Academy of Science of China	n. ¤¤°ê¬ì¾Ç°|
Acadia	n. ¥]¬A²{¦bNovaScotia¦{ªºÂºÙ
Acadian	a. Acadiaªº, Novascotia¦{ªº
acajou	n. ¸yªG¾ð, ¸yªG, ®çªá¤ß¤ì, ¬õ¤ì
acalcerosis	n. [Âå] ¶t½è¯Ê¥F
acalcicosis	n. [Âå] ¶t¯Ê¥F¯g
acaleph	n. ¤ô¥À
acampsia	n. [Âå] ©}¼¸¤£¯à
acanth	comb. ªí¥Ü¡u´Æª¬¬ð°_¡v, ¡u¹³¨ë[´Æ]ªº¡v¤§·N
acantha	n. [Âå] ¬W´Õ°©´Æ¬ð
acanthaceous	a. [´Ó] (¦ü)Àï§É¬ì(Acanthaceae)ªº, ¦³(¦h)¨ëªº
acanthaster	n. [°Êª«] ´Æ«a¬P³½ (¬À·äÁG¤Î¨dÄ÷Ãþªº¤Ñ¼Ä)
acanthion	n. [Âå] »ó´Æ, »ó´Æ¥Þ
Acanthocephala	n. [Âå] ´ÆÀYÂÎÄÝ, (±H¥ÍÂÎ, ¦h¨£©ó³½Ãþ°Êª«)
acanthocephalan	a. ´ÆÀYÂÎ, ´ÆÀYºõÂÎ
acanthocephaliasis	n. [Âå] ´ÆÀYÂίf
acanthocephalous	a. [Âå] ´ÆÀYÂΪº
acanthocyte	n. [Âå] ´Æ²Ó­M(¬°Åܧάõ¦å²y, ¦³°²¨¬, ¨£©óabetalipoproteinemia)
acanthocytosis	n. [Âå] ´Æ²Ó­M¯g(Åܧάõ¦å²y-´Æ²Ó­M¥X²{©ó¦å¤º¨£©óabetalipopreteinemia)
acanthoid	a. ´Æª¬ªº, ¦³´Æªº
acantholysis	n. [Âå] (¥Ö½§)´Æ¼hÃP¸Ñ
acanthoma	n. [Âå] ´Æ¥Ö½F
Acanthophis	n. [Âå] ´Æ§À³DÄÝ, (elapid¬r³D¤§¤@ÄÝ)
acanthopterygian	a. n. [°Êª«]  ´ÆÅ_Ãþªº(³½)(¥]¬Aª÷²´ÄKµ¥)
acanthorrhexis	n. [Âå] (¥Ö½§)´Æ¼h¯}µõ
acanthosis	n. [Âå] ´Æ¥Ö¯f, ´Æ¼hªÎ«p¯f, (ªí¥Ö´Æ²Ó­M¼h¼W«p)
acanthous	a. ´Æª¬ªº
acanthus	n. [´Ó] Àï§É, ¸­§Îªº¸Ë¹¢ªO
acapnia	n. [Âå] ºÒ»Ä®ð¯Ê¥F
acapsular	a. [´Ó] ¨S¦³ã·ªGªº
Acapulco	n. ªü¥d´¶º¸¬ì(¾¥¦è­ô¦è«n³¡¾a¤Ó¥­¬v®ü©¤ªº´ä¤f, Á×´H¦a)
acarbia	n. [Âå] (¦å¤º)­«ºÒ»ÄÆQ¯Ê¥F
acardia	n. [Âå] (¤@§Z©ÊÂù­M­Lµ¥ªº)µL¤ß·î§Î(¥ý¤Ñ©Ê¤ßŦ¯Ê·l)
acari	n. [°Êª«] acarus ªº½Æ¼Æ§Î
acarian	a. ¾À½¾Ãþªº, (¦ü)¾À½¾ªº, ¥Ñ¾À½¾¤Þ°_ªº
acariasis	n. [Âå¡EÃ~Âå] ¬ÎÅ~, ®~Âίf, ¾À½¾(±H¥Í)¯g
acaricide	n. ±þ¾ÀªëÃÄ
acarid	n. [Âå] ®~ÂÎ¥Ø(¥]¬Amite¤Îtick)¦p:®~ÂÎ, ¬ÎÂε¥
Acaridae	n. [Âå] ®~Âάì, ¾À½¾¬ì
acaridan	¦Pacarid
acaridiasis	n. [Âå] ®~Âίf
Acarina	n. [Âå] ®~ÂÎÄÝ
acarinosis	n. [Âå] ®~Âίf
acarodermatitis	n. [Âå] ®~ÂÎ¥Öª¢
acaroid	a. ¾À½¾ª¬ªº
acaroid resin	n. ­»¾ð¯×
acarologist	n. [Âå] ®~ÂξǮa
acarology	n. [Âå] ®~ÂξÇ, (°Ñmite)
acarophobia	n. [Âå] ®~Âή£©Æ, (©È®~Âίf)
acarpelous	a. [´Ó] µL¤ß¥Ö(»Û¿¶)(carpel)ªº, µL¤ß¥Ö©Êªº
acarpous	a. [´Ó] ¤£µ²ªGªº, µLªG¹êªº
acarus	n. [°Êª«] ¾À½¾
acaryote	n. [Âå] µL®Ö²Ó­M
acatalectic	a. (³Ì«á¤@­Ó­µ¨B)­µ¸`¼Æ§¹¾ãªº, (¸Ö¦æ)­µ¸`¼Æ§¹¾ãªº
acataleptic	a. ¤£¥iª¾½×ªº
acatamathesia	n. [Âå] ²z¸Ñ¤£¯à
acataphasia	n. [Âå] ªí¹F¤£¯à
acataposis	n. [Âå] §]Ã`§xÃø, (¦Pdyspagia), (¨u)
acathectic	a. [Âå] §í¯d¤£¯àªº
acathexia	n. [Âå] §í¯d¤£¯àÅ餺¤Àªc¤£¯à«O¯d
acathexis	n. [Âå] ±¡ºü³ê°_¤£¯à
acathisia	n. [Âå] ÀR§¤¤£¯à, (¦Pakathisia)
acaudal	a. [°Êª«] µL§Àªº, ¯Ê§Àªº
acaudate	a. [Âå] ¯Ê§Àªº, µL§Àªº
acaulescent	a. [´Ó] µL²ôªº, µu²ôªº
acaulous	a. µL²ôªº, µu²ôªº
acc.	acceleration, »{¥I, ©Ó§I²¼¾Ú, ©Ó§Iª÷ÃBacceptance, accept, accepted, accompanied, accompaniment, according, account, ·|­p­û, ·|­p®v, ¥D­p©xaccountant, [¤åªk] accusative
accede	vi. µªÀ³, ¦P·N, Ä~©Ó(¤ý¦ì), ´N¾, §Y¦ì, ¥[¤J(±ø¬ù¡BÄÒ¬£)
accede to	¦P·N, À³¿Õ; Ä~©Ó, ¥[¤J
accelerando	a. adv. [¼Ö] ³vº¥¥[§Ö;  n. º¥³t­µ, º¥³t¼Ö³¹
accelerant	n. «P¶i¾¯, IJ´C
accelerate	vi. vt. ¥[³t, ¥[§Ö, «P¶i
accelerated depreciation	n. [·|­p] ¥[³t§éÂÂ, ¥[³t¶S­È
acceleration	n. ¥[³t, «P¶i, [ª«²z] ¥[³t«×
accelerative	a. ¥[³tªº
accelerator	n. ¥[³t¾¹, ªoªù, ¥[³tªÌ
accelerator key	n. ¥[³tÁä
accelerator pedal	n. ªoªù½ñªO
acceleratory	a. ¥[³tªº
accelerograph	n. µo®gÀ£¤O­p, Ãz¬µÀ£¤O­p
accelerometer	n. ¥[³t­p, ´ú¾_»ö
accent	n. , ­«­µ, ­«Åª, ±j½Õ, µÄ½Õ, ¤f­µ, ¤g­µ;  vt. ¥H­«­µÅª, ¥[­«­µ²Å¸¹, ±j½Õ, µÛ­«
accentor	n. [°Êª«] »ï¸V, (¤×«ü)ÆX³¶, »â°ÛªÌ
accentual	a. ­«­µªº, ¦³§í´­ªº, ¥H­«­µ¬°¸`«µªº
accentuate	vt. ¥[­«, ±j½Õ, ¨Ï§ó©úÅã
accentuation	n. ­µ½Õ§í´­ªk, ¥[­«­µªk, ±j½Õ
accentuator	n. ±j½Õ¾¹
accept	vt. ±µ¨ü, µªÀ³(¼x±B), ¶¶À³, »{¥i, ©Ó§I(²¼¾Ú¡B¶×²¼)
accept ... as ...	©Ó»{...¬°...
accept ... for ...	¬°...©Ó¾á...; ©Ó»{...¬O...
accept an apology	±µ¨üºp·N
accept an offer	±µ¨ü´£Ä³, ±Ä¯Ç«Øij
accept bail	­ã³\«OÄÀ
accept battle	À³¾Ô
accept for	©Ó§I, ©Ó¾á, ©Ó»{
accept full responsibility for	©Ó¾á¥þ³¡³d¥ô
accept of	©Ó§I
accept the dole	±µ¨ü¥¢·~±ÏÀÙ; »â¨ú¥¢·~±ÏÀÙª÷
accept the face of	°¾·R...°¾³R...
accept the person of	°¾³R..., °¾·R...
accept with an open mind	¸Û¤ß¹ê·N¦a±µ¨ü
accept with unanimity	¤@­P¤½»{
acceptability	n. ¥i±µ¨ü©Ê
acceptable	a. ¥i±µ¨üªº, ¨üÅwªïªº, ©|¥iªº, ®t±j¤H·Nªº
acceptably	adv. ¥iªYµM±µ¨ü¦a, ¥i©Ó¿Õ¦a, ¯à¦X¤H·N¦a
acceptance	n. ±µ¨ü, ¦P·N, ©Ó»{, »{¥i, ©Ó§I, »{¥I
acceptance of persons	°¾³R, Á¿¤H±¡
acceptance speech	´N¾ºt»¡, ¨ü¼úµo¨¥
acceptant	a. ±µ¨ü
acceptation	n. ¤½»{ªº²[¸q, ¦r¸q
accepted	a. ¤½»{ªº, ¬°¤½²³©Ò±µ¨üªº
acceptedly	adv. ¤½»{¦a
accepter	n. ±µ¨üªÌ, ©Ó¿ÕªÌ, (²¼¾Ú)©Ó§I¤H
acceptive	a. ©ö©ó±µ¨üªº, (·Qªkµ¥)¥i±µ¨üªº
acceptor	n. (²¼¾Ú)©Ó§I¤H, ¨ü¾¹, ѽ¨üªÌ, ©Ó¿ÕªÌ
access	n. ±µªñ, ¶i¤J, ³q¸ô, ³X°Ý, ¨Ï¥ÎÅv, µo§@, [¹q¸£] ¦s¨ú
Access Control List	³X°Ý±±¨îªí(¤j¦h¼Æºô¸ô¦w¥þ¨t²Î¬O³q¹L¿ï¾ÜªA°È¤è¦¡¹ê²{ªº¡C¥¦¬O±±¨î´£¨Ñ©Î©Úµ´ªA°Èªº±`¥Î¤è¦¡)
access road	¤J¹Ò¹D¸ô, ¥æ¬y¹D
access time	n. [¹q¸£] ¦s¨ú®É¶¡
accessary	n. ªþ¥ó, ªþ¥[ª«, ¦P¿Ñ, ±q¥Ç;  a. ªþÄݪº, ªþ±aªº, ±q¥Çªº
accessibility	n. ©ö±µªñ, ¥i¶i¤J
accessible	a. ¥i±µªñªº, ¥i¶i¤Jªº, ©ö©ó¶i¤Jªº, ©ö©ó¤F¸Ñªº, ¥i±o¨ìªº, [¹q¸£] ¥i¦s¨úªº
accessibly	adv. ¥i±µªñ¦a, ¥i¿Ë¦a, ³q¹F±¡²z¦a
accession	n. ¨ì¹F, ±µªñ, §Y¦ì, ´N¥ô, ¨ú±o, Àò±o, ¼W¥[, ¦P·N;  vt. (±N¹Ï®Ñ)µn°O¤J¥U
accession book	n. (¹Ï®ÑÀ]¡B³Õª«À]µ¥ªº¹Ï®Ñ¡B¦¬Âë~µ¥ªº)¨åÂõn°Oµ¥
accession number	n. (¹Ï®ÑÀ]¡B³Õª«À]µ¥ªº¹Ï®Ñ¡B¦¬Âë~ªº)¨åÂõn°O¸¹
accessorial	a. ªþÄݪº, ±q¥Çªº
accessorially	adv. ¸É§U¦a, ±q¥Ç¦a
accessorily	adv. ªþ±q¦a, ªþÄݦa
accessorius	a. [Âå] °Æªº, (L.)
accessorize	v. ¥[ªþ¥ó
accessory	n. ªþ¥ó, ªþ¥[ª«, ±q¥Ç, ¦@¥Ç, ¦P¿Ñ;  a. ªþ¥[ªº, ªþÄݪº, ±q¥Çªº, ¦P¿Ñªº
accessory bag	n. Âøª«³U
acciaccatura	n. [¼Ö] ­Ê­µ (¸Ë¹¢­µªº¤@ºØ), [¼Ö] µu­Ê­µ
accidence	n. [¤åªk] µüªk
accident	n. ¨Æ¬G, ·N¥~¨Æ¥ó, ¨®º×, ·N¥~, °¸µM
accident insurance	n. ·N¥~«OÀI
accidental	a. ·N¥~ªº, °¸µMªº, «D¥»½èªº, ªþÄݪº;  n. °¸µo¨Æ¥ó, «D¥»½èÄÝ©Ê
accidentalism	n. [­õ] °¸µM½×, °¸µo»¡
accidentalist	[­õ] «H©^°¸µM½×ªÌ
accidentally	adv. °¸µM¦a, ·N¥~¦a, µL·N¤¤¦a
accidented	a. [¦a] °_¥ñ¤£¥­ªº, ¦³¥W¥Yªº
accidently	adv. °¸µM¦a, ·N¥~¦a, µL·N¤¤¦a
accidentprone	a. ©ö¥X¨Æ¬Gªº
accidentproneness	n. ©ö¥X¨Æ¬G
Accidents will happen in the best regulated family	®a³W¦AÄY, Áà¨ÆÃø§K
accidie	n. µLºë¥´±mªº¼Ë¤l, «å´k
accipiter	n. [°Êª«] ølÃþ, ølÃþªº¦UºØ³¾, (¼s¸qªº)ÆN, ²r¸V
accipitral	a. ÆNªº, ÆN¦üªº, ³g°ýªº
acclaim	vt. Åw©I, ³Ü±m, ºÙÆg;  n. ³Ü±m, Åw©I, ÃÙ¦P
acclamation	n. ³Ü±m, Åw©I, ºÙÆg, Án­µªí¨M(¥H³Ü¨¼¡B¹ª´xªí¥ÜÃÙ¦¨)
acclamatory	a. Åw©Iªº, ³Ü±mªº
acclimate	vt. vi. ¨Ï¾AÀ³(·sÀô¹Ò), ¨ÏªA¤ô¤g
acclimation	n. ªA¤ô¤g, ¾AÀ³(·sÀô¹Ò)
acclimatization	n. ªA¤ô¤g, ¶¶À³, ¾AÀ³Àô¹Ò
acclimatize	v. ¨Ï¾AÀ³·sÀô¹Ò, ¨ÏªA¤ô¤g
acclimatize oneself to	¾AÀ³
acclivitous	a. ¶É±×ªº
acclivity	n. ¦V¤Wªº±×©Y
accolade	n. ªZ¤hÀï¦ì±Â¤©¦¡, ºaÅA, ÃÙ´­, ³sÃи¹
accolated	a. (µw¹ô¡B¼ú³¹¤Wªº¦U¨v¹³¦P´Â¤@¤è¦V¦Ó)³¡¤À­«Å|ªº
accommodate	vt. ¨ÑÀ³, ®e¯Ç, ¯d±J, ¦¬®e, ¾AÀ³, ½Õ¸`, ©M¸Ñ, vi. ¾AÀ³, ½Õ¸`
accommodate oneself to	¨Ï¦Û¤v¾AÀ³...
accommodate someone at	¦w±Æ¬Y¤H¦í¦b...
accommodate someone with	¦V¬Y¤H´£¨Ñ
accommodating	a. ¿Ë¤Áªº, ªÖ³q¿Äªº, ¼Ö©ó§U¤Hªº
accommodatingly	adv. ¿Ë¤Á¦a
accommodation	n. ³]³Æ, ¿¯±J, ®ÈÀ]©Ð¶¡, ®e¯Ç, ´£¨Ñ, ¾AÀ³, ½Õ¸Ñ, §´¨ó, ¶U´Ú
accommodation address	n. Á{®É³q«H¦a§}
accommodation bill	³q¿Ä²¼¾Ú
accommodation bridge	±M¥Î¾ô¼Ù
accommodation ladder	²ì±è
accommodation note	n. ³q¿Ä²¼¾Ú
accommodation road	n. ±M¥Î¹D¸ô
accommodation train	n. ´¶³q¦C¨®(¨C¯¸³£°±ªº)
accommodative	a. ¾AÀ³ªº, ¤©¥H¤è«Kªº, ¿Ë¤Áªº
accommodator	n. ¾AÀ³ªÌ, ½Õ°±ªÌ, ³q¿ÄªÌ
accommodometer	n. [Âå] (²´)½Õ¸`´ú©w¾¹
accomodate	v. ®e¯Ç, ¯d±J, ¨Ï...¾AÀ³
accompaniment	n. ¦ñÀHª«, ³­¦P, ¦ñÀH, ¦ñ«µ
accompanist	n. ¦ñ«µªÌ
accompany	vt. ³­, ¦ñÀH, ³­¦ñ, ³­¦P, ¦ñ«µ
accompany ... on ...	¥Î...¬°...¦ñ«µ
accompany someone on	¥Î...¬°¬Y¤H¦ñ«µ
accompany someone to	³­¦P¬Y¤H«e©¹...
accompany something by	¬°¬Yª«ªþ¤W...
accompanying	a. (¼x¥üµ¥)ªþÀH¥X²{ªº, ÀH«Hªþ¤Wªº
accompanyist	n. ¦ñ«µªÌ
accomplice	n. ¦@¥Ç, ±q¥Ç, ¦P¿Ñ, À°¥û
accomplish	v. §¹¦¨, ¹ê²{, ¹F¨ì
accomplish a feat	«Ø¥\¥ß·~, §¹¦¨·~ÁZ
accomplish one's mission	§¹¦¨¨Ï©R
accomplished	a. §¹¦¨ªº, ¹ê²{ªº, ¦³³y¸Úªº, ¦³±Ð¾iªº, ¦³¤~ÃÀªº
accomplished fact	¬J©w¨Æ¹ê
accomplishment	n. §¹¦¨, ¹ê²{, ¹F¨ì, ¦¨´N, ¤~ÃÀ, ±Ð¾i
accomplishments	n. ³y¸Ú
accord	vi. ¤@­P, ²Å¦X, ©M¿Ó, ¨ó½Õ, vt. µ¹»P, ÃØ»P;  n. ¤@­P, ²Å¦X, ©M¿Ó, ¨ó½Õ, µ¹»P, ÃØ»P, ¦ÛÄ@, ¥D°Ê
accord against	¤@­P¤Ï¹ï...
accord with	»P...¤@­P, ²Å¦X...
accordance	n. ¤@­P, ©M¿Ó, ²Å¦X
accordant	a. ¤@­Pªº, ©M¿Óªº, ²Å¦Xªº
accordian	n. ¤â­·µ^
according	a. ®Ú¾Ú, «ö·Ó, ¨Ì·Ó, ¨Ì, ÀH...
according as	ÀH...¦Ó©w, µø...¦Ó©w; ®Ú¾Ú, «ö·Ó
according to	®Ú¾Ú, «ö·Ó, ÀH...¦Ó©w
according to Holy	®Ú¾Ú³W©w, «ö·Ó±`²z, ¥¿±`¦a
according to one legend	¾Ú¶Ç»¡...
according to one's relation	®Ú¾Ú¬Y¤HªºÁ¿­z, ¾Ú¬Y¤H©Ò»¡
according to one's saying	®Ú¾Ú¬Y¤Hªº»¡ªk
according to one's wont	«ö·Ó¦Û¤vªº±`³W
according to plan	«ö­p¹º
according to popular belief	®Ú¾Ú¤@¯ë¤Hªº¬Ýªk
according to priority	®Ú¾ÚÀu¥ýµ{«×, ®Ú¾Ú»´­«½w«æ¡B±E¥ý±E«á
according to rule	«öºD¨Ò
according to schedule	«ö¤éµ{ªí
according to the dictates of common sense	®Ú¾Ú±`ÃѪº§PÂ_
According to the latest census	®Ú¾Ú³Ì·s½Õ¬d
accordingly	adv. ¦]¦¹, ©Ò¥H, ©ó¬O, «ö·Ó(¤W­z±¡§Î)
accordion	n. ¤â­·µ^;  a. ¥i§éÅ|ªº
accordion door	n. ¦ÊºPªù
accordion pleats	n. pl. ¦ÊÁ·¸È
accordion-fold	vt. ºP¦¨¦ÊÁ·ª¬
accordionist	n. ¤â­·µ^®v
accost	vt. ©Û©I, ·f°S, ¤Ä¤Þ, (§²¤k)©Ô«È
accouche	vi. §U²£, ±µ¥Í
accouchement	n. ¤À®Y, ¥Í²£
accoucheur	n. °ü²£¬ìÂå¥Í
accoucheuse	n. §U²£¤h
account	n. ±b, ±b¥Ø, ±b¤á, ¤áÀY, ³ø§i, »¡©ú, °O¿ý, ±Ô­z, ²z¥Ñ, ­ì¦], ¦ô­p, §Q¼í, §Q¯q;  vt. »{¬°, µø¬°, vi. ¸ÑÄÀ, »¡©ú, ¦û
account book	n. ±bï, ·|­pï
account day	n. µ²±b¤é, ¥I´Ú¤é
account executive	n. (¼s§i·~°Èµ¥ªº)«È¤á¸g²z
account for	»¡©ú, ¸ÑÄÀ; ¥e...
account payable	n. À³¥I±b´Ú
account receivable	n. À³¦¬±b´Ú
account rendered	n. µ²¤í²M³æ
account rigging	n. §@°²±b
accountability	n. ¦³³d¥ô, ¦³¸q°È
accountable	a. ­t¦³³d¥ôªº, À³­t³dªº, ¥i»¡©úªº, ¯à¸ÑÄÀªº
accountably	adv. ¥iÅG¸Ñ¦a, ¥i»¡©ú¦a
accountancy	n. ·|­p®vªºÂ¾°È
accountant	n. ·|­p­û, ·|­p®v, ¥D­p
accountant-general	n. ·|­p¥D¥ô
accounter	vt. ¨ÑÀ³(ªA¸Ë¡B¸Ë³Æ)
accounterments	n. pl. [­x] ªA¸Ë, ¸Ë³Æ, °t³Æ
accounting	n. ·|­p¾Ç, ·|­p
accounting manager	n. ·|­p³¡¸g²z
accountre	vt. ¨ÑÀ³(ªA¸Ë¡B¸Ë³Æ)
accouplement	n. ³s±µ§÷®Æ (¦p brace, tie µ¥), ®Ñ¯á¶Kªñ[±KµÛ]¸Ë­q§@ªk
accouter	v. ¨Ñ¥HªA¸Ë, ¨Ñ¥H­x¥Î«~, ¸Ë³Æ
accouterment	n. ¬ïµÛ, ¸Ë³Æ
accouterments	n. ­x¤Hªº°t³Æ, ªA¸Ë
accoutre	v. ¨Ñ¥HªA¸Ë, ¨Ñ¥H­x¥Î«~, ¸Ë³Æ
accoutrement	n. ¸Ë³Æ, °t³Æ, ¹¢ª«, ¸Ë¹¢«~
accoutrements	n. ­x¤Hªº°t³Æ, ªA¸Ë
Accra	n. ªü§J©Ô(­{¯Ç¦@©M°êªº­º³£¡B®ü´ä)
accredit	vt. Âk¥\©ó, Âk©ó, ©e¥ô, ÀËÅ笰¦X®æ
accreditation	n. ©e¬£, «H¿à
accredited	a. ¤½»{ªº, ¥¿¦¡§å­ãªº, «~½è¦X®æªº, (¥~¥æ©x)«ù¦³©e¥ôª¬ªº
accredited director	©e¥ô¥Nªí
accrementition	n. [Âå] ¥Í²£, µÞªÞ
accrescent	a. [´Ó] (ªá¸°µ¥)¶}ªá«áÄ~Äò¥Íªøªº, ³vº¥¼W¤jªº
accrete	v. ¦@¥Í, ¦X¥Í, ªþµÛ;  a. ¦@¥Íªº
accretion	n. ¼Wªø, ²K¥[, ²K¥[ª«
accrual	n. ¼W´Þ, ¦¬¯q, §Q®§
accrue	vi. ¦ÛµM¼W¥[(§Q®§¡B§Q¯q)
accss	n. ³q¸ô, ¶i¤J;  v. ¦s¨ú, ³X°Ý, ¨ú¼Æ
acct.	account, accountant
acculturate	vt. vi. ¨Ï¦P¤Æ, ¿Ä¦X
acculturation	n. ¤å¤Æ¶Ç¤J, ¤å¤Æ¾AÀ³, ¤å¤Æ¥æ¬y
acculturize	vt. ¨Ï(¤@°ê¤H¥Áµ¥)¨ü²§¤å¤Æ¦P¤Æ
accumbent	a. ¾îª×ªº
accumulable	a. ¥i°ï¿nªº, ¥i¿n²Öªº
accumulate	vt. vi. ¿n²Ö, ¿n»E, °ï¿n
accumulation	n. ²Ö¿n(ª«), ¿n»E(ª«), °ï¿n(ª«), ¿n»Eªºª÷¿ú
accumulative	a. ¿n»Eªº, ²Ö¿nªº, ¦n¿n»Eªº
accumulatively	adv. ²Ö¿n¦a
accumulator	n. ¿n»EªÌ, »W°]ªÌ, »W¹q¦À, »W¯à¾¹, ²Ö¥[¾¹
accuracy	n. ·Ç½T©Ê, ºë½T©Ê, ºë½T«×
accurate	a. ·Ç½Tªº, ºë½Tªº
accurately	adv. ·Ç½T¦a, ºë½T¦a
accursed	a. ³Q¶A©Gªº, ­Ë·°ªº, °Q¹½ªº, ¥i´cªº
accurst	a. ³Q¶A©Gªº, ­Ë·°ªº, °Q¹½ªº, ¥i´cªº
accus.	accusative
accusable	a. ¥i«ü±±ªº, ¥i«ü³dªº
accusal	n. «ü±±, ±±§i, «ü³d, «DÃø
accusant	n. ±±¶DªÌ
accusation	n. [ªk«ß] «ü±±, ±±¶D, ¸o¦W, «ü³d, Äþ³d
accusatival	a. ª½±µ¨ü®æªº
accusative	a. ¨ü®æªº, ª½±µ¨ü®æªº;  n. ¨ü®æ, ª½±µ¨ü®æ
accusatorial	a. ±±§iªÌªº, ³d°Ýªº
accusatory	a. ±±¶Dªº, «DÃøªº, °Ý¸oªº
accuse	vt. [ªk«ß] ±±§i, §iµo, «ü±±, ±±¶D, Äþ³d, «DÃø
accuse someone as	±±§i¬Y¤H¬O...
accuse someone in an action	±±§i¬Y¤H, ¹ï¬Y¤H´£¥X°_¶D
accuse someone of something	±±§i¬Y¤H°µ¤F¬Y¨Æ
accused	n. ³Q§i
accuser	n. ­ì§i, ±±§iªÌ, ±±¶DªÌ, «DÃøªÌ
accusing	a. ³dÃøªº, °Ý¸oªº, Âk¸oªº
accusingly	adv. ³dÃø¦a
accustom	vt. ¾AÀ³, ²ßºD
accustom oneself to	¨Ï¦Û¤v²ßºD©ó...
accustomed	a. ºD±`ªº, ³q±`ªº, ²ßºD¤Fªº
accutron	n. ¹q¤l¤â¿ö
ace	n. (¯ÈµPªº)¤@ÂI, ¯à¤â¦n¤â, °ª¤â, ¤Ö³\;  a. ¤@¬yªº, ³Ç¥Xªº, ¨ô¶Vªº, Àu¨qªº, ¨ü±R·qªº;  v. ¥Hµo²yŤ@¤À
ace in the hole	©³µP, ¤ýµP, ¥X©_¨î³Ó; À³«æªkÄ_, ÀAÅn§®­p
ace-high	a. ¨ü±R·qªº, ¨ü³ß·Rªº
aceclidine	n. [Âå] Áx¯À¿E¾É¾¯¤@ºØ
acedapsone	n. [Âå] §ÜºÄ¯e¤Î³ÂºÆ§í¨î¾¯
acedia	n. Ãi´k, µ´±æ
Aceldama	n. µS¤j¦Û±þ¤§³B, ¬y¦å¤§¦a
acellular	a. «D²Ó­M²Õ¦¨ªº, µL²Ó­Mªº
acenocoumarol	n. [Âå] §Ü¾®¦å¾¯¤@ºØ
acentric	a. µL¤¤¤ßªº, Â÷¤ßªº
acephalan	a. n. [°Êª«] äÄκõªº
acephalocyst	n. [Âå] µLÀY­MÂÎ
acephalostomia	n. [Âå] µLÀY©Ç¤f·î§Î
acephalous	a. µLÀYªº, ¸sÀsµL­ºªº
acephalus	n. [Âå] µLÀY·î­L
acer	n. ¥]¬A maple µ¥
acerate	a. °wª¬ªº, ¨ã¦³°wª¬¸­ªº
acerb	a. »ÄÀߪº, ¦y¾Uªº, ¨èÁ¡ªº
acerbate	v. ¨Ïµo«ã, ¨Ï·Ð´o;  a. ´o«ãªº
acerbating	a. ¨Ïµo«ãªº, ¨Ï·Ð¸£ªº
acerbic	a. »Äªº, ¦y»Äªº, ¨èÁ¡ªº
acerbity	n. [¤å] Àß, »Ä, ¦y»Ä, ¨èÁ¡
acerose	a. °wª¬ªº
acerous	a. °wª¬ªº, ¨ã¦³°wª¬¸­ªº
acervate	a. ¦¨°ï¥Íªøªº
acervuline	a. [Âå] ¶°¦Xªº, ¦¨°ïªº, («ü¦UºØ¸¢Åé¦Ó¨¥)
acervulus	n. [Âå] ¸£¬â, (¬°¸£²Õ´³¡¤À, ¦p:ªQªGÅé¤Î¯ßµ¸ÂOª¬¦ü¬â¥Û), («U)brain sand, ¥çºÙpsammoma bodies
aces	a. [¬ü¡E«Z] ³Ì°ªªº
acescent	a. ÅܻĪº
acesodyne	n. [Âå] ¤îµhÃĤ@ºØ
acetabular	a. [Âå] Æb¦Ýªº
acetabularia	n. [´Ó] ³ÊĦÄÝ(Acetabularia)ªº¦UºØºñĦ
acetabulectomy	n. [Âå] Æb¦Ý¤Á°£
acetabuloplasty	n. [Âå] Æb¦Ý¾ã§Î
acetabulum	n. °©¨õ¦Ý, Ãö¸`ºÛ, §l½L
acetal	n. ¤AÁYîÇ
acetaldehydase	n. [Âå] ¤AîǻïÀ
acetaldehyde	n. [¤Æ] ¤AîÇ (¥i¿U©ÊªºµL¦â²GÅé, »s³y¾L»Ä¥Î)
acetamide	n. [¤Æ] ¤AñQÓi(µ²´¹©Ê¾L»Ä®ò, ¥Î§@¦³¾÷¦X¦¨©M»s§@·»¾¯)
acetanilid	n. ¤îµh©Î°h¼ö¾¯
acetanilide	n. ¤îµh, °h¼ö¾¯
acetannin	n. [Âå] ¾LÂý»Ä
acetarious	a. (½­µæµ¥)°µ¨F©Ô¥Îªº
acetarsol	n. [Âå] ¾LÐ[, (¦Pacetarsone)
acetarsone	n. [Âå] ¾LÐ[, (ªvªü¦Ì¤ÚÃÄ, ªv³±¹DºwÂÎÃÄ)
acetate	n. ¾L»ÄÆQ, ¾L»ÄÅÖºû
acetated	a. ¥Î¾L»Ä³B²z¹Lªº
acetazolamide	n. ¾LÐüÁDÓi(§Q§¿¾¯)
acetic	a. ¾Lªº, »Äªº
acetic acid	n. ¾L»Ä, ¤A»Ä
acetification	n. ¨ÏÅܦ¨¾L, ¾L¤Æ
acetify	vt. vi. ¾L¤Æ, ¦¨¾L, ÅÜ»Ä
acetimeter	¦W¾L»Ä©w¶q¾¹
acetin	n. [Âå] ¾L»Ä¥Ìªo
Acetobacter	n. [Âå] ¾LµßÄÝ
acetohexamide	n. [Âå] ¤fªA­°¦å¿}ÃÄ
acetoin	n. [Âå] ²Gª¬¤þà¬
acetolysis	n. [Âå] ¥H¾L»Ä¤À¸Ñ§@¥Î
acetometer	n. [¤Æ] ¾L»Ä(¤ñ­«)­p
aceton	n. ¤þà¬
acetonasthma	n. [Âå] ¤þ଩ʮð³Ý, (»P¤þଧ¿¦³Ãö)
acetone	n. ¤þà¬
acetone body	n. à¬Åé(ketone body)
acetonemia	n. [Âå] ¤þଦå¯g, (¦å¤º§t¤þà¬)
acetonemic	a. [Âå] ¤þଦå¯gªº
acetophenone	n. [¤Æ] ¤AñQ­f(µL¦âªºµ²´¹[²GÅé], »s³y­»¤ô¥Î)
acetous	a. ¾L»Äªº, ²£¥Í¾L»Äªº, ¦ü¾Lªº, »Äªº
acetum	n. ¾L, ¾L¾¯, ·»©ó¾LªºÃľ¯[¥ÍÃÄ]
acetyl	n. [¤Æ] ¤AñQ, ¤AñQ°ò
acetylate	vt. vi. [¤Æ] (¨Ï)¤AñQ¤Æ, (¨Ï)³Q¤AñQ¨ú¥N
acetylcarbromal	n. [Âå] ÂíÀR¾¯¤@ºØ
acetylcholine	n. ¾LÁx¯À
acetylcysteine	n. [ÃÄ] ¤AñQ¯Ö®ò»Ä (ÂH²G·»¸Ñ¾¯, ªv¤ä®ðºÞª¢¡BªÍ¯fµ¥)
acetyldigitoxin	n. [Âå] ¤AñQ¬v¦a¶À¬r¯À, (±j¤ß¾¯)
acetylene	n. ¤AÍP, ¹q¥Û®ð
acetylene series	n. ¤AÍP¨t
acetylene torch	n. ¤AÍP¬²(¿O)
acetylenelamp	n. ¹q¥Û¿O
acetylide	n. [¤Æ] ¤AÍP¤Æª« (¥Hª÷ÄÝ­ì¤l¸m´«¤AÍPªº1¡B2­Ó²B­ì¤lªº¤Æ¦Xª«)
acetylization	n. [Âå] ¾LñQ¤Æ§@¥Î, (¦Pacetylation)
acetylize	vt. vi. (¨Ï)¤AñQ¤Æ, (¨Ï)³Q¤AñQ¨ú¥N
acetylphenylhydrazine	n. [Âå] ¤AñQÁC»Ä
acey-deucy	n. ¤Q¤­¤l´Ñ
ACH	¤AñQÁxÆP(acetylcholine)
Achaea	n. ªü³Í¨È
Achaean	a. ¨È¸Ó¨Èªº, §Æþªº;  n. ¨È¸Ó¨È¤H, §Æþ¤H
Achaean League	n. ¨È¸Ó¨ÈÁp·ù
Achaemenid	a. n. (ªi´µ)ªü±Ò©s¥§¼w¤ý´Â(558-331b.c.)ªº(¤ý±Ú¦¨­û)
achalasia	n. ¦¢½w¤£¯à (¨zªù¡B­¹¹Dµ¥³¡¦ìªº¦Ù¦×)
Achates	n. ©¾¹êªºªB¤Í
Achatina	n. [Âå] Á³, ½½¤û¤@ºØ
ache	vi. «ùÄò¦a¯kµh, ´÷±æ;  n. ¯k, µh, ¯kµh
ache for	´÷±æ, ·Q©À
ache with desire to do something	´÷±æ°µ¬Y¨Æ
acheilia	n. [Âå] µL®B·î§Î
acheilous	a. [Âå] µL®Bªº
acheiria	n. [Âå] µL¤â·î§Î
achene	n. ½GªG
Achernar	n. [¤Ñ] ªü«oº¸¯Ç¬P (ªi¦¿(Eridanus)¬P®yªº£\¬P, ¾ã­Ó¤ÑªÅ¤¤²Ä¤E¦ìªº«G¬P)
Acheron	n. ­ß©², ¦aº», ³±¶¡, ¶À¬u
Acheulean	a. ªü¨qº¸®É´Áªº
achievability	n. ¦¨´N·P
achievable	a. ¥i¹F¦¨ªº, °µ±o¦¨ªº, ¥i§¹¦¨ªº
achieve	vt. §¹¦¨, ¹F¨ì, «Ø¥ß(¥\ÁZ), ³Õ±o(ÁnÅA), vi. ¹F¦¨
achieve an agreement	¹F¦¨¨óij, ¨ú±o¤@­P·N¨£
achieve an end	¹F¨ì¥Øªº
achieve distinction	¥X¦W, ¦¨¦W, Àò±oºaÅA, ¥ß¥\
achieve eminence in	¦b...¨ú±o¨ô¶V¦¨´N
achieve fame for	¦]...¦Ó¥X¦W, ¦]...¦Ó»D¦W¹IÂâ
achieve one's ascent to	¤W¤É¨ì, ¤W¤É¬°...
achieve one's object	¹F¨ì¥Øªº
achieve the goal	¹F¨ì¥Øªº
achieved	a. §¹µ½ªº
achievement	n. §¹¦¨, ¹F¨ì, ¹F¦¨, ¦¨´N, ¦¨ÁZ, ¥\·~
achievement age	n. [¤ß²z] ¦¨´N¦~ÄÖ(educational age)
achievement quotient	n. [¤ß²z] ¦¨´N°Ó¼Æ(²¤§@AQ)
achievement test	n. ¦¨´N´úÅç
achievements	n. ¦¨´N
achillea	n. [´Óª«] ¥]¬A common yarrow, milfoil µ¥
Achillean	a. Achillesªº, «i´±ªº, ¤Mºj¤£¤Jªº
Achilles	n. ªü©_¨½´µ(²ü°¨¥v¸ÖIliad¤¤ªº§Æþ­^¶¯¡A¦]³Q®g¤¤°ß¤@ªº®zÂI(¿æ³¡)¦Ó¦º)
achilles hell	­P©Rªº®zÂI
Achilles tendon	n. ªü©_¨½´µ¸x(³s±µ¤p»L¦Ù¤º»P¿æ°©¤§¸x)
Achilles' heel	ªü©_¨½´µªº¸}¿æ, ­P©Rªº®zÂI
achilles' tendon	n. ªü©_¨½´µ¸x(³s±µ¤p»L¦Ù¤º»P¿æ°©¤§¸x)
achillobursitis	n. [Âå] ¸ò¸xÅnª¢
achillodynia	n. [Âå] ¸ò¸xµh
achillorrhaphy	n. [Âå] ¸ò¸xÁ_¦X
achillotenotomy	n. [Âå] ¸ò¸x¤ÁÂ_
aching	a. µhªº, ¯kµhªº, ¤ßµhªº
achiral	a. ¤â©º©Êªº
achlamydate	a. [°Êª«] (¸¡¨¬Ãþ)µL³Q¥Òªº
achlamydeous	a. [´Ó] («üªáªº«OÅ@¾¹©x)µLªá³Qªº
achlorhydria	n. [Âå] ÆQ»Ä¯Ê¥F, µL­G»Ä
achloropsia	n. [Âå] ºñ¦âª¼
acholia	n. [Âå] µLÁx¥Ä, (Áx¥Ä¤Àªc¨üªý)
acholic	a. [Âå] µLÁx¥Äªº
acholuria	n. [Âå] µLÁx§¿, (¯S«ü¬Y¨Ç¶À¯n¯f¤H)
achondrite	n. [¦a] µL²y²É¹k¥Û
achondrogenesis	n. [Âå] ³n°©¤£¥Í, (¥ý¤Ñ¿ò¶Ç, §Î¦¨¨Ü¾§¼Ë¤H)
achondroplasia	n. [Âå] ³n°©µo¨|¤£¥þ(¯g)
achondroplastic	a. [Âå] ³n°©µo¨|¤£¥þªº, (¤H«¬§e¨Ü¾§ª¬)
achoo	ahchoo, «¢³î(¥´¼QÀ¡®É©ÒµoªºÁn­µ)
achor	n. [Âå] ¤ò¾v(¥Ö)Áw¯l
achordate	a. n. [°Êª«] µL¯á¯Á(°Êª«)(ªº)
Achorion	n. [Âå] ÀYÅ~µßÄÝ
achromacyte	n. [Âå] µL¦å¬õ¯À²y, (¦Pachromocyte)
achromasia	n. [Âå] ¦â¯À¯Ê¥F¯g, (¥]¬A:¥Õ¥Ö¯f²Õ´¬V¦â¤£¨}), (¦Pachromia, achromatosis)
achromat	n. ®ø¦â®t³zÃè
achromate	n. [Âå] ¦Pachromat
Achromatiaceae	n. [Âå] µL¦âµß¬ì
achromatic	a. ®ø¦â®tªº, µL¦âªº
achromaticity	n. µL¦â, ®ø¦â
achromatin	n. [¥Í] (²Ó­M®Ö¤ºªº)«D¬V¦â½è
achromatism	n. µL¦â, ®ø¦â®t©Ê
achromatium	n. [Âå] µL¦âµß¬ì¤¤¤§¤@ÄÝ
achromatize	v. ¨ÏµL¦â, ¨Ï®ø¦â, °£¦â
achromatolysis	n. [Âå] «D¬V½è±Y¸Ñ, (°Ñachromatin)
achromatophil	n. [Âå] ©Ú¦â¥Íª«, (¤£©ö¬V¦âªÌ)
achromatopia	n. [Âå] ¦âª¼
achromatopsia	n. ¦âª¼
achromatosis	n. [Âå] ¦â¯À¯Ê¥F¯g, ²Õ´¬V¦â¤£¯à, (¦Pachromasia)
achromatous	a. µL¦âªº, ¤ñ¥¿±`ÃC¦â²Hªº
achromaturia	n. [Âå] µL¦â§¿
achromia	n. [Âå] ¦â¯À¯Ê¥F, (¦Pachromasia)
achromic	a. µL¦âªº, (¬õ¦å²y, ¥Ö½§)(±w)¯Ê¥F¦â¯À(¯g)ªº, ¦â¯À²æ¸¨©Êªº
achromobacter	n. [Âå] µL¦âµßÄÝ
achromocyte	n. [Âå] µL¦â²y, (¥i¯à¬õ¦å²y¥¢¥h¦å¬õ¯À©Ò§Î¦¨, ¨ä§Îª¬»PÅIª¬¬õ¦å²y¬Û¦ü, ¦Pachromacyte)
achromoderma	n. [Âå] ¦Pachromasia
achromophil	a. [Âå] ©Ú¬Vªº, (¦Pachromatophil)
achromophilous	n. [Âå] ©Ú¬Vªº, (µLªk¬V¦âªº)
achromous	a. µL¦âªº, (¬õ¦å²y, ¥Ö½§)(±w)¯Ê¥F¦â¯À(¯g)ªº, ¦â¯À²æ¸¨©Êªº
achromycin	n. ®ø¦âÀ²¯À
achroodextrin	n. [Âå] µL¦â½kºë
achy	a. ¯kµhªº, ¤£Â_¦³¶wµh·Pªº, ¼@µhªº
achylia	n. [Âå] ¨ÅÁS¯Ê¥F®ø¤Æ²G¯Ê¥F
achylous	a. [Âå] ¨ÅÁS¯Ê¥Fªº, ®ø¤Æ²G¯Ê¥Fªº, (°Ñchyle)
achymia	n. [Âå] ¨ÅÁS¯Ê¥F, (°Ñchyle)
acicula	n. [¥Í¡E¦a] °wª¬ª«[¬ð°_, µ²´¹]
acicular	a. [Âå] °wª¬ªº
aciculate	a. ¦³¨ëªº, ¦³­è¤òªº, ¦³°w¦y¹º²ªªº, °wª¬ªº, ¦³°wª¬¬ð°_ªº
aciculum	n. [°Êª«] (Àô§Î°Êª«ªº)­è¤ò, ¨¬¨ë, ¨¬°w, [´Ó] °wª¬ª«[¬ð°_, µ²´¹]
acid	n. [¤Æ] »Ä, »ÄÃþª«½è, ¦y»Äªº¸Ü;  a. »Äªº, »Ä©Êªº, ¦y»Äªº, ¨èÁ¡ªº, ¿Ø¨ëªº
acid dust	n. »Ä¹Ð(§t»Ä¿@«×°ªªº¹Ð®J)
acid head	n. ªA¥Î°g¤ÛÃĪº¤H
acid number	n. »Ä­È(acid value)
acid rain	n. (¥Ñ¤j®ð¦Ã¬V¤Þ°_ªº)»Ä«B
acid reaction	»Ä©Ê¤ÏÀ³
acid rock	n. °g¤Û·nºu¼Ö
acid soil	n. »Ä¤g
acid test	n. ÄY®mªº¦ÒÅç
acid trip	n. ¦]ªA¥Î°g¤ÛÃÄ©Ò²£¥Íªº°g¤Û¸gÅç
acid value	n. »Ä­È(acid number)
acid-tongued	a ¨èÁ¡ªº, ¦y»Äªº, Ãը몺
acidaminuria	n. [Âå] Ói°ò»Ä§¿, (¦Paminoaciduria)
acidanthera	n. [´Ó] «D¬w»ð§ÀÄÝ(Acidanthera)ªº¦UºØ¯ó¥»´Óª« (­ì²£©ó¼ö±a«D¬w)
acidating	n. »Ä¤Æ
acidemia	n. [Âå] »Ä¦å¯g, (¦å¤¤»Ä¦¨¤À¹L°ª, PH­È§C©ó7)
acidhead	n. LSD[°g¤ÛÃÄ] ±`¥ÎªÌ
acidic	a. »Ä©Êªº, ²£¥Í»Äªº
acidic salt	n. »Ä¦¡ÆQ
acidiferous	a. ¦¨»Äªº, §t»Äªº
acidifiable	a. [Âå] ¯àÅܻĪº
acidification	n. µo»Ä, »Ä¤Æ
acidifier	n. »Ä¤Æ¾¯ (¤×«ü¨Ï¤gÄ[»Ä«×¼W¥[ªºª«½è)
acidify	v. ¨ÏÅÜ»Ä, ¨Ï¦¨»Ä, ÅÜ»Ä, »Ä¤Æ
acidimeter	n. »Ä©w¶q¾¹
acidimetry	n. [¤Æ] »Ä¶qºw©wªk
acidity	n. »Ä¨ý, »Ä©Ê, »Ä«×
acidly	adv. ¤£©M®®¦a, ¤ß¦a¤£¨}¦a
acidness	n. ¤£©M®®ªº¼Ë¤l
acidoid	a. ¦ü»Äªº;  n. ¥i¯àÅܻĪºª«½è
acidology	n. [Âå] ¥~¬ì¥Î¨ã¾Ç
acidometer	n. »Ä©w¶q¾¹, »Ä(²G)¤ñ­«­p
acidophile	a. ¶Ý»Äªº
acidophilic	a. [¥Í] ¶Ý»Äªº, ©ö¬V©ó»Ä©Ê¦â¯À, ³ß¦n»Ä©ÊÀô¹Ò(¦b¨ä¤¤Ác´Þ§Ö))
acidophilus milk	n. »Ä¥¤
acidosis	n. »Ä¤¤¬r
acidotic	a. [Âå] »Ä¦å¯gªº
acidproof	a. ­@»Äªº
acids	n. »ÄÃþ
acidulate	vt. »Ä¤Æ, ¨Ï¦³»Ä¨ý
acidulated	a. ±a»Ä¨ýªº
acidulent	a. ¦³»Ä¨ýªº, ·L»Äªº, ¦y»Ä¨èÁ¡ªº
acidulous	a. ¦³»Ä¨ýªº, ¦y»Äªº, ¨èÁ¡ªº
acidum	n. Ȁ
aciduric	a. [Âå] ­@»Äªº
acierage	n. ÁáÅK (¥Î¹q¸Ñªk¦bª÷ÄݪOªí­±Áá¤WÅK¼h), ¿û¤Æ
acierate	vt. ¤Æ(ÅK)¬°¿û, ¨Ï¿û¤Æ, º¯ºÒ©ó...¤¤, ¨Ï¼WºÒ
aciform	a. °wª¬ªº, ¦y³»¦ü°wªº
acinaciform	a. [´Ó] (¸­¤l)°³¤ë¤Mª¬ªº, ¦±¼C§Îªº
acinar	a. ¼ßªG®Öªº, ¼ßªG®Öºc¦¨ªº, ©M¼ßªG®Ö¦³Ãöªº(acinus)
acinetic	a. [Âå] ¹B°Ê¤£¯àªº
aciniform	a. ¦p¸²µå¦êª¬ªº
acinose	a. ¤p®Ö(ªG)[¸¢­M]ºc¦¨ªº, §t¦³¤p®ÖªG[¸¢­M]ªº, ­Mª¬ªº, (¸²µå)¦êª¬ªº
acinous	a. [´Ó] ¤p®Ö(ªG)[¸¢­M]ºc¦¨ªº, §t¦³¤p®ÖªG[¸¢­M]ªº, ­Mª¬ªº, (¸²µå)¦êª¬ªº
acinus	n. ¤p®ÖªG, ¸²µå®Ö, ¸²µåª¬¸¢
acis	n. Ȁ
acissors	n. °Å¤M
ACK	n. Acknowledgement Number
ack emma	­¸¾÷­×²z¤u
ack-ack	n. °ª®g¬¶
ack.	²£¾Lªº, §t¾Lªº, ¦ü¾Lªºacknowledge, acknowledgment
ackee	n. [´Ó] ªü¶}¤ì(µL±w¤l¬ì³ì¤ì)
ackemma	n. ¤W¤È, ­¸¾÷­×²z¤u
ackgt.	acknowledgment
acknowledge	vt. ©Ó»{, ·PÁÂ, µªÁÂ, §iª¾¤w¦¬¨ì
acknowledge ... as ...	©Ó»{...¬O...
acknowledge one's indebtedness to	¹ï...ªí¥Ü·P¿E
acknowledge the corn	»{¿ù, »{¿é
acknowledge the corn to	±µ¦¬«ü³d, »{¿ù
acknowledged	a. ±o¨ì´¶¹M©Ó»{ªº, ¤½»{ªº, ¦³©wµûªº
acknowledgement	n. ©Ó»{, ½T»{, ·PÁÂ, µªÁÂ, ¦¬¨ìªº³qª¾
acknowledgment	n. ©Ó»{, ½T»{, ·PÁÂ, µªÁÂ, ¦¬¨ìªº³qª¾
aclasis	n. [Âå] ¯fºA³s±µ, (¥¿±`²Õ´»P¤£¥¿±`²Õ´¤§·»¦X, ¦p:°©»P¹L¦h¤§³n°©)
aclastic	a. [Âå] ³s±µ¯gªº¤£§é®gªº
acleistocardia	n. [Âå] ¤ßŦ§Z¶ê¤Õ³¬¦X¤£¥þ
aclinic	a. µL¶É¨¤ªº
aclinic line	µL¶É½u
aclutter	a. ¶Ã¤C¤KÁV, ¹s¶Ã
ACM	n. ¹q¸£¨ó·|(Association for Computing Machinery)
acme	n. ³»ÂI, ·¥ÂI, ·¥­P, ¦yºÝ
acmite	n. [Äq] À@½÷¥Û(ÆP½÷¥Û¤§¤@)
acne	n. ¯»¨ë, ­±¯p, «C¬Kµk, Úµ½H
acneform	¦Pacneiform
acnemia	n. [Âå] ¤p»L¦Ù¦×µäÁY¥ý¤Ñ¤p»L¯Ê¥¢
acnode	n. [¼Æ] ©tÂI, ©t¥ßÂI
acock	a. ½Ý¥ßµÛªº, ¬n±×µÛªº;  adv. ½Ý¥ßµÛ, ¬n±×µÛ
acockbill	adv. a. [®ü] ¥Î¦QÁã(ªº), (¦|®ì)»P¥ÒªO¶É±×µÛ(ªº)
acoelomate	a. [°Êª«] µLÅéµÄ(coelom)ªº
acold	a. [¥j] §Nªº, ´H§Nªº
acology	n. [Âå] ªvÀø¾Ç, (¨u)
acolous	a. [Âå] µLªÏªº
acolyte	n. ¨Í¹¬, ±Ð¤h§U¤â, §U¤â, ·s°Ñ¥[ªÌ
acomia	n. [Âå] ¨r, (¨u)
Aconcagua	n. ªüªÅ¥[¥Ê®p(«n¬üAndes¤s¯ß³Ì°ª®p)
aconite	n. [´Ó] ªþ¤l, ¯QÀY, ±q¯QÀYªº®Ú©Ò´£·Òªº±j¤ß¤îµh¾¯
aconitine	n. ¯QÀYÆP
aconitum	n. [´Ó] ¯QÀYÄÝ(Aconitum)ªº¦UºØ±J®Ú¯ó, ¯QÀY, ¯QÀY®Ú
aconuresis	n. [Âå] ¤p«K¥¢¸T
acopic	a. ®ø°£¯h¥Fªº
acoprosis	n. [Âå] ÁT«K¯Ê¥F
acorea	n. [Âå] µLÀû¤Õ·î§Î
acoria	n. [Âå] ¤£¹¡¯g, (µL¹¡µÈ·Pı)
acorn	n. ¾ó¹ê(¾ó¾ð(oak)ªºªG¹ê), ¾ó¤l
acorn cup	n. ¾ó¹êªº´ß, ´ß¤æ
acorn duck	n. ¬ü¬wÀpÀm(wood duck)
acorn squash	n. ¾ó¹ê©Ê«n¥Ê
acorn tube	n. ¾ó¹êºÞ
acorn worm	n. ¥É¹_ÂÎ
acotyledon	n. µL¤l¸­´Óª«
acotyledonous	a. µL¤l¸­ªº
acouchi	n. [°Êª«] ªø§À¨ë¹« («n¬ü²£ªº¨ë¹«¤§¤@)
acoumeter	n. Å¥¤O­p
acoumetry	n. ´úÅ¥³N
acoustic	a. ťıªº, Án¾Çªº, Ánªiªº, ­µÅTªº
acoustic guitar	n. ´¶³q¦N¥L(¬Û¹ï©ó¹q¦N¥L)
acoustic instrument	­ìÁn¼Ö¾¹
acoustic mine	·P­µ¤ô¹p
acoustic wave	Ánªi
acoustical	a. ťıªº, Án¾Çªº
acoustically	adv. ťı¤W, Án¾Ç¤W
acoustician	n. Án¾Ç®a
Acousticon	n. §UÅ¥¾¹
acoustics	n. ­µÅT¾Ç, Án¾Ç, (³õ¦aªº)¶Ç­µ©Ê, ­µÅT®ÄªG
acousto	comb. Án¡BÁnªi¡BÁnÅT(¾Ç)¤§·N
acoustoelectric	a. ­µÅT¹q¤l¤u¾Çªº
acoustoelectronics	n. ­µÅT¹q¤l¤u¾Ç, ·LÁn¹q¤l¾Ç
acpt.	»{¥I, ©Ó§I²¼¾Ú, ©Ó§Iª÷ÃBacceptance
acqirement	n. ¾Ç±o, ¾ÇÃÑ, ¤~ÃÀ
acquaint	v. §iª¾, ¨Ï¤F¸Ñ, ¨Ï¼ô±x, ¨Ïºë³q
acquaint oneself of	¶}©lª¾¹D
acquaint oneself with	»{ÃÑ, ª¾¹D, ³q¾å
acquaintance	n. »{ÃÑ, ¤F¸Ñ, ¬ÛÃѪº¤H, ¼ô¤H
acquaintanceship	n. ¬ÛÃÑ, »{ÃÑ
acquainted with	»{ÃÑ
acquest	n. ¨ú±o(ª«), Àò±o(ª«), [«ß] («DÄ~©Ó©Ò±oªº)Àò±o©Ê°]²£
acquiesce	v. Àq³\, Àq»{, Àq±q, «j±j¦P·N
acquiescence	n. Àq³\, Àq»{, Àq±q, «j±jªº¦P·N
acquiescent	a. Àq³\ªº, Àq»{ªº, Àq±qªº
acquiescently	adv. Àq»{¦a, «j±q¦a
acquire	vt. Àò±o, ¾Ç¨ì, ¾i¦¨, ´x´¤(¾ÇÃÑ¡B¯à¤O), (¥H¹p¹Fµ¥»ö¾¹)®·®»
acquire a broader perspective of	ÂX¤j...ªº²´¬É, ©Ý¼e...ªºµø³¥
acquire the label of	Àò±o...ªººÙ¸¹
acquired	a. (Åv§Qµ¥)Àò±oªº, ¬J±oªº, [¥Í] Àò±o©Ê(ª¬)ªº, «á¤Ñªº
acquired taste	«á¤Ñ¾i¦¨ªº·R¦n
acquirement	n. Àò±o, ¨ú±o, ¾ÇÃÑ, ¤~ÃÀ
acquisition	n. Àò±o, ²K¥[ª«, ²K¸mª«, ·s¶i¤H­û;  vt. ¨ÖÁÊ, ¥ø·~¦X¨Ö
acquisitive	a. ´÷ªº, ·QÀò±oªº, ³g±oªº
acquisitively	adv. ³g±oµL¹½¦a
acquisitiveness	n. ³g±oµL¹½
acquit	v. ¶}ÄÀ, «Å§PµL¸o, ªí²{, §¹¦¨, ¼i¦æ, ²MÀv, ¸Ñ°£(³d¥ô)
acquit oneself	ªí²{, §¹¦¨
acquit oneself badly	ªí²{¤£¦n
acquit oneself ill	ªí²{¤£¦n
acquit oneself of	ºÉ(¾³d), Â\²æ(¶ûºÃ)
acquit oneself to his credit	ªí²{¥i¹Å
acquit oneself well	ªí²{¨}¦n
acquit someone of his duties	¸Ñ°£¬Y¤Hªº¸q°È
acquitt	v. ¶}ÄÀ, ÄÀ©ñ, §K°£, ÁÙ²M(¶Å°È)
acquittal	n. ¶}ÄÀ, µL¸o¶}ÄÀ, ¤£°_¶D, ÀvÁÙ, ²MÀv
acquittance	n. ²MÁÙÃÒ©ú®Ñ, Àv¶Å¦¬¾Ú
acr	comb. ¶}©l¡B¦yºÝ¡BªÏºÝ¡BÀY¡B³»¡B³Ì°ªÂI¤§·N
acrania	n. [Âå] ¯ÊÆ`·î§Î
acranial	a. [Âå] ¯ÊÆ`·î§Îªº
acrasia	n. [Âå] ©ñÁa, µL¸`¨î¤O, («U)
intemperance
acrasin	n. [¥Í¤Æ] »E¶°¯À (¥Ñ²Ó­MÂHµß©Ò¤Àªc, ¦³§U©ó§Î¦¨¦h²Ó­MÅ骺ª«½è)
acraturesis	n. [Âå] ±Æ§¿µL¤O
acrawl	pred. a. į°Êªº, ¾ÖÀ½ªº
acre	n. ­^¯a, ¦a²£, ¤g¦a, ¤j¶q, ¼s¤j
acre-foot	n. ­^¯a-­^¤Ø
acre-inch	n. ­^¯a-­^¤o
acreage	n. ­^¯a¼Æ, ­±¿n
acres of	¤j¶q, ³\¦h
acrid	a. ¨¯»¶ªº, ¨ë¿E©Êªº(®ð¨ý©Î¨ý¹D), ­W¨ýªº, ¦y»Äªº, ¨èÁ¡ªº
acridine	n. ÂåÃÄ­ì®Æ
acridity	n. (¨ý¹D)¨¯»¶, ¦y»Ä, ¨èÁ¡
acridness	n. »¶, ­W, ¬½¬r, ¨èÁ¡
Acrilan	n. ªü§J§Qºú
acrimonious	a. ¦y¨èªº, ¿E¯Pªº
acrimoniously	adv. ÄY¼F, ¨¯»¶¦a
acrimony	n. ¦y¨è, ¦y»Ä, ¨èÁ¡
acrisorcin	n. [Âå] §ÜÅðÃĤ@ºØ, (¥Ö½§¥Î)
acritical	a. [Âå] ¦wíªº, µL¦M¾÷ªº
acroagnosis	n. [Âå] ªÏı¯Ê¥¢
acroanesthesia	n. [Âå] ¥|ªÏ¥¢Ä±¯g
acroarthritis	n. [Âå] ªÏÃö¸`ª¢
acroataxia	n. [Âå] «ü(³k)¦Ù¨ó½Õ¤£¯à
acrobat	n. ½æÃÀªÌ, ªíºt¯S§ÞªÌ, Âø§Þºt­û, (µ½Åܪº)¬F«È
acrobatic	a. ½æÃÀªÌªº, ¯S§Þªíºtªº
acrobatic feats	Âø§Þ
acrobatically	adv. ½æÃÀªÌ¦a
acrobatics	n. ¯S§Þ, Âø§Þ
acrobatism	n. Âø§Þ
acroblast	n. [Âå] ªì¦yÅé, (ºëÂβӭM¤ºGolgi¾¹¤§´Ý¾lª«, acrosome¥Ñ¦¹¥Í¥X)
acrobrachycephaly	n. [Âå] ÀY³»ÁYµu
acrobystitis	n. [Âå] ¥]¥Öª¢
acrocarpous	a. [´Ó] (¤×«üÄöÃþ)³»(¥Í)ã·ªº, ²ôºÝµ²¹êªº
acrocentric	a. [Âå] (¬V¦âÅ餧)¤¤¥¡¸`ªñ¥½ºÝªº
acrocephalia	n. [Âå] ¦yÀY·î§Î
acrocephalic	a. [Âå] ¦yÀYªº
acrocephaly	n. ¦yÀY·î§Î
acrochordon	n. [Âå] ¥Ö¤p¬Ð, (¬°
skin tag¦h¨£©ó¤¤¦~¤H¥Ö½§)
acrocontracture	n. [Âå] ¤â¨¬ºòÁY, (ÅܧÎ)
acrocyanosis	n. [Âå] ¤â¨¬µoÖæ, (¤â¨¬§eÂŵµ¦â)
acrodermatitis	n. [Âå] ¥|ªÏ¥Öª¢
acrodont	a. («ü¤ú¾¦¥Íªø¦ì¸m)¾g½tªº, ºÝ¥Íªº, Ãä¥Íªº, (°Êª«)ªø¦³¾g½t¾¦ªº
acrodrome	a. [´Ó] (¹³´Ç¾ð¦üªº)»P¸­½t¥­¦æ¨«¦Vªº, ¦V¸­¦yºÝªº¸­¯ß»E¶°ªº
acrodynia	n. [Âå] ªÏºÝµh
acroesthesia	n. [Âå] ¥|ªÏ¥½ºÝ·Pı²§±`·Pı·¥²§±`
acrogen	n. ³»¥Í´Óª«
acrogenous	a. ³»¥Íªº
acrogeria	n. [Âå] ¦Ñ¤H¼Ë¤â¸}¤â¨¬¥Ö½§ÃP««, (¥ý¤Ñ¦­¦Ñ¯g¤@ºØ)
acrognosis	n. [Âå] ¥|ªÏ·Pı©Ê»{ÃÑ
acrokeratosis	n. [Âå] ªÏ¥Ö¨¤¤Æ¯g
acrolein	n. ¤þ²mîÇ
acrolith	n. ¥Û­º¥ÛªÏ¤ì¨­ªºÀJ¹³
acromacria	n. [Âå] µïª¬«ü, (¤â«ü¨¬³k²§±`²Óªø, ¦Parachnodactyly)
acromegalic	a. ±wªÌªº
acromegaloidism	n. [Âå] «üºÝªÎ¤j¼Ë¯g, («üºÝªÎ¤j, ¦ý¨Ã«D¥Ñ¸£««Åé¥\¯à¹L°ª©Ò­P)
acromegaly	n. «eºÝªÎ¤j¯g
acromelalgia	n. [Âå] ªÏºÝµh
acromicria	n. [Âå] ªÏºÝ·î¤p, (»Pacromegaly¬Û¤Ï)
acromioclavicular	a. [¸Ñ¡EÂå] ªÓ®pÂê°©ªº
acromiohumeral	a. [Âå] ªÓ®p»PªÐ°©ªº
acromion	n. [¸Ñ] ªÓ®p (ªÓ¥Ò°©ªº¥~ºÝ)
acromioscapular	a. [Âå] ªÓ®p»PªÓ¥Ò°©ªº
acromiothoracic	a. [Âå] ªÓ®p»P¯Ý¹øªº
acromphalus	n. [Âå] ÂÀ¿±¥XÂÀ¤¤¤ß
acromyotonia	n. [Âå] ªÏ¦Ù±jª½, (¤â¨¬µjÅË©ÊÅܧÎ)
acronarcotic	a. [Âå] ¨¯»¶­Ý³Â¾Kªº
acroneurosis	n. [Âå] ªÏ¥½¯«¸g¯g, («ü©Î³k¥½ºÝ¦åºÞ¹B°Ê¯«¸g¦Ó¨¥)
acronical	a. [¤Ñ] («ü¬Pµ¥)¤é¸¨[Á¡¼Ç]®É¥X¨Sªº
acronine	n. [Âå] §ÜÀùÃĤ@ºØ
acronym	n. ÁY¼g¦r, ¦rÀY
acronyx	n. [Âå] ´O¥Ò, «ü(³k)¥Ò¤º¥Í, («U)ingrowing nail
acropachy	n. [Âå] ªSª¬«ü, (¤â¨¬«üºÝªÎ¤j)
acroparalysis	n. [Âå] ¥|ªÏ³Â·ô
acroparesthesia	n. [Âå] ¥|ªÏ·Pı²§±`, (¥½ºÝ¯«¸g³Â¨ëµh¤Î¥Ö½§Åܦâ)
acropathology	n. [Âå] ¥|ªÏ¯f²z¾Ç
acropathy	n. [Âå] ¥|ªÏ¯f
acropetal	a. [´Ó] ¦V³»ªº(basipetal)
acrophobe	n. ±wÄß°ª¯gªÌ
acrophobia	n. Äß°ª¯g
acrophony	n. [»y] ³»­µªk, ÀY­µªk (¶H§Î¤å¦r¤¤ªí¥Ü¦r¸qªº²Ä¤@­Ó­µ[¦r, ­µ¸`])
acropolis	n. (¥j§Æþ«°¥«ªº)½Ã«°, ¶®¨åªº½Ã«°
acroscleriasis	n. [Âå] ¦Pacrosclerosis
acroscleroderma	n. [Âå] «ü³kµw¥Ö¯g
acrosclerosis	n. [Âå] ªÏµw¤Æ
acrosome	n. [Âå] ³»Åé, (ºëÂΤ§³»³¡, («U)acrosomal cap)
acrospire	n. [´Ó] (ºØ¤lµoªÞ®É³Ì¥ý¥Í¥Xªº)­FªÞ
across	adv. ¶V¹L, ¾î¹L, ¥æ¤e, ª½®|...;  prep. ¬ï¹L, ¾î¬ï, ¶V¹L, ¾î¸ó, ¦b...¹ï­±, »P...¥æ¤e, ¹M¤Î;  n. ¥æ¤e, ¤Q¦r¬[
across country	¶V¹L¥Ð³¥
across from	¦b...ªº¹ï­±
across the board	¥þ³¡¥]¬A, Á`¬A, ¤@«ß; ¤H¤H¦³¥÷, ¨C¤H
across the border	¬ï¹LÃä¬É
across the country	¥þ°ê¦U¦a
across the land	¥þ°ê¦U¦a
across the tracks	¦b³h¥Á°Ï, ¥X¨­·L´H
across-the-board	a. ¥þ½Lªº, ¥þ­±ªº, ¶g¤@¦Ü¶g¤­¦P¤@®É¶¡¼½©ñªº(¸`¥Ø)
acrostic	n. Â÷¦X¸Ö, Â÷¦X¦rÁ¼;  a. Â÷¦X¸Öªº
acroter	n. ÀJ¹³¬W¸}
acroteric	a. [Âå] ¥½±éªº, ¥½ºÝªº, (¯S«ü¤â¨¬«ü¦y¤Î»ó¦y)
acroterion	n. [«Ø] ÀJ¹³¬W¸} (pediment ªº³»¤W©Î¨âºÝÀJ¹³ªº©³®y)
acrotic	a. [Âå] Åéªí­±ªº, ¥½±éªºµL¯ßªº, ²Ó¯ßÃø¿ë
acrotism	n. [Âå] µL¯ß, ·¥·L®z¯ß
acrotrophoneurosis	n. [Âå] ªÏºÝÀç¾i¤£¨}©Ê¯«¸g¯f, (¥Ñ¯«¸g¯f¨_¤Þ°_)¦Pacroneuropathy
acryl	n. À£§J¤O
acrylamide	n. [¤Æ] ¤þ²mñQÓi(¦³¾÷¦X¦¨ª«§@¶ì½¦¤§ÂH±µ¾¯ªº­ì®Æ)
acrylate	n. À£§J¤OÆQ[à­], À£§J¤O¾ð¯×
acrylic	a. ¤þ²m»Äªº, À£§J¤Oªº;  n. ¤þ²m»Ä, À£§J¤O(¶ì½¦¡B¾ð¯×)
acrylic fiber	n. À£§J¤OÅÖºû
acrylyl	n. [¤Æ] ¤þ²mñQ(°ò)
act	n. ¦æ¬°, Á|°Ê, °Ê§@, (À¸¼@ªº)¹õ, ªk®×, ±ø¨Ò, µô¨M, ¬ü°ê¤j¾Ç¤J¾Ç¾Ç¤O´úÅç(American College Test);  vt. ¤Wºt, §êºt, ªíºt, vi. ¦æ°Ê, ºÉ¾³d, §êºt, ¾á·í
act a lie	¥Î¦æ°ÊÄF¤H
act a part	§êºt¨¤¦â, °²¸Ë
act according to	®Ú¾Ú...¦æ¨Æ
act against	¹H¤Ï, ¹H­I
act against one's advice	¹H­I¬Y¤Hªº·N¨£
act and deed	¦³¬ù§ô¤Oªº«´¬ù
act as	¾á¥ô, §êºt, ¥R·í, °_...§@¥Î
act as a brake on	¹ï...°_ªýê§@¥Î
act as one's double	§@¬°¬Y¤Hªº«á³Æºt­û
act during the vacancy	³»¯Ê, ¸É¯Ê
act fair and square	°µ¨Æ¥¿¤j¥ú©ú
act for	¥N²z, ¥Nªí, ¥R·í, °_...§@¥Î
act from impulse	¾Ì½Ä°Ê¿ì¨Æ
act from impulses	¾Ì¤@®É½Ä°Ê¿ì¨Æ
act from jealousy	¥X©ó¶ú§ªªº¦æ°Ê
act from principle	«ö­ì«h¿ì¨Æ, ®Ú¾Ú­ì«h¦æ¨Æ
act hand in hand	Áp¦X¦æ°Ê
act in concert with	»P...¦æ°Ê¤@­P
act in the teeth of all advice	¦Û¦æ¨ä¬O
act of God	¤Ñ¨a, ¤£¥i§Ü©Úªº¤O¶q
act on	¹ï...°_§@¥Î, «ö...¦æ°Ê
act on instinct	¾Ìª½Ä±¦æ°Ê
act on one's own initiative	¥D°Ê¦æ¨Æ, ¥D°Ê±Ä¨ú¦æ°Ê
act on the instructions	©^©R¦æ¨Æ
act on the offensive	±Ä¨ú§ð¶Õ, ¶i§ð
act on the square to	¥H¸Û¬Û«Ý...
act one's age	°µ¾A¦X¦Û¤v¦~ÄÖªº¨Æ, §O¤Ó¥®¸X, ¾AÄ֦欰
act out	ºt¥Ü, ªíºt, ¤ñ¹ºµÛªí¹F; ¹ê½î, ¹ê¦æ, À³Åç
act out of pity	¥X©ó¦P±¡¦æ¨Æ
act the agent of	¾á¥ô...ªº¥N²z¤H
act the ape	¾Ç¼Ë, ¼Ò¥é, ¥é®Ä
act the ass	°µ¶Ì¨Æ, ¥X¬v¬Û
act the fool	¸ËºÆ½æ¶Ì, ­J¾x
act the giddy goat	­J¾x
act the goat	°µÄø¨Æ, ­J¾x
act the part of	§êºt...ªº¨¤¦â, ¨ã¦³...¥\¯à
act up	½Õ¥Ö, ·o³J; Á|¤î²Ê¾|, µL§; µoª¢, µo§@; ¥¢ÆF, Ãa¤F
act up to	®Ú¾Ú...¦æ°Ê, ¼i¦æ, ¿í´`
act up to an agreement	¼i¦æ¨óij
act up to one's opinions	·Ó¦Û¤v¥D·N°µ¨Æ
act upon	¹ï...°_§@¥Î, «ö·Ó...¦æ°Ê
act well	®ÄªG¦n, ¦³®Ä
act with advice	ÂÔ·V¦æ¨Æ
act with discretion	ÂÔ·V¦æ¨Æ
Act your age!	§O«Ä¤l®ð, ¦¨¼ô¤@ÂI
act.	active, actor, actual
actable	a. (À¸¦±¡B¨¤¦â¡B³õ´ºµ¥)¾A¦X©ó»R¥xºt¥Xªº, ¥i¥H¤Wºtªº
actaeon	n. ¯«¸Ü¤Hª«
actg.	acting
actin	n. ¦Ù°Ê³J¥Õ;  comb. ¨ã¦³¿ç®gª¬ºc³yªº, ©ñ®gª¬ªº, ¬õ®ü¸ªª¬ªº, ¨ã¦³®g½u©Ê½èªº;  n. ¦Ù°Ê³J¥Õ
actinal	a. [°Êª«] (¹ïºÙ©ñ®g§Î°Êª«)¤fªº, ¤f³¡ªº, ¤f°¼ªº, ¦³Ä²¤âªº
acting	n. ºtÀ¸, ¦æ¬°, °²¸Ë;  a. ¥N²zªº, Á{®Éªº, ºt¥X¥Îªº
actinia	n. ®ü¸ª
actinian	n. [°Êª«] ®ü¸ª
actinic	a. ¥ú¤Æ©Êªº, ¤Æ¾Ç®g½uªº
actinicity	n. [Âå] ¥ú¤Æ§@¥Î, (¦Pactinism)
actinide	n. [¤Æ] ëè¨t¤¸¯À, ¿ç®g½u¤¸¯À, ©ñ®g½u¤¸¯À
actiniform	a. [°Êª«] ©ñ®g§Îªº
actinism	n. ¥ú¤Æ©Ê, ¥ú¤Æ®g½u§@¥Î
actinity	n. ¥ú¤Æ«×
Actinium	n. ëè(¤¸¯À²Å¸¹Ac¡A­ì¤l§Ç89¡A­ì¤l¶q227.0278)
actinobacillosis	n. [Âå] ©ñ®g±ìµß¯f, (»Pactinomycosis¬Û¦ü)
Actinobacillus	n. [Âå] ©ñ½u±ìµßÄÝ, (¤£°Ê, µLªÞ­M, ­²ÂŤ󳱩ʱìµß)
actinochemistry	n. ©ñ®g¤Æ¾Ç, ¥ú¤Æ¾Ç
actinocutitis	n. [Âå] ©ñ®g©Ê¥Öª¢, (¥Ñ©ñ®g©Êª«¤Þ°_)
actinodermatitis	n. [Âå] ©ñ®g©Ê¥Öª¢, (¥Ñ©ñ®g©Êª«¤Þ°_)
actinograph	n. ¿ç®g»ö
actinography	n. [Âå] X¥ú·Ó¹³, (¦Proentgenography)
actinoid	a. ©ñ®g½uª¬ªº
actinolite	n. ¶§°_¥Û
actinology	n. [Âå] ®g¯à¾Ç, ¥ú¤Æ¾Ç
actinomere	n. [°Êª«] (¿ç®g¹ïºÙ°Êª«ªº)©ñ®gÅé¸`
actinometer	n. ¥ú¤Æ½u­p, ·P¥ú­p, ´ú¥úªí
actinometry	n. ¥ú¶q´ú©w
actinomorphic	a. [°Ê¡E´Ó] ¿ç®g¹ïºÙªº, ©ñ®g«¬ªº
actinomyces	n. [µß] ©ñ½uµß, ©ñ½uµßÄÝ
Actinomycetaceae	n. [Âå] ©ñ½uµß¬ì
Actinomycetales	n. [Âå] ©ñ½uµß¥Ø
actinomycete	n. [µß] ©ñ½uµßÃþ
actinomycin	n. [¥Í¤Æ] ©ñ½uµß¯À (±q¤gÄ[¤¤¤§©ñ½uµß¤º¤ÀÂ÷¥Xªº§Ü¥Í¯À)
actinomycoma	n. [Âå] ©ñ½uµß½F
actinomycosis	n. [Ã~Âå¡EÂå] ©ñ½uµß¯f
actinomycotic	a. [Âå] ©ñ½uµß¯fªº
actinon	n. ëè®g®ð
actinoneuritis	n. [Âå] ©ñ®g½u©Ê¯«¸gª¢, (¦Pradioneuritis)
actinoplanaceae	n. [Âå] ©ñ½uµß¥Ø¤¤¤§¤@¬ì
Actinoplanes	n. [Âå] ©ñ½uµß¥Ø¤@¤§¤@¬ì
actinopraxis	n. [Âå] ©ñ®gÂåÀø, (©ñ®g¶EÂ_»PªvÀø)
actinoscopy	n. [Âå] X¥úÀˬd
actinospectacin	n. [¥Í¤Æ] §§Æ[Åð¯À(¹ï­@«C³¿¯Àµß®èªº©Ê¯f·P¬V¯S§O¦³®Äªº¼sÃЧܥͯÀ)
actinotheraphy	n. ©ñ®gÀøªk
actinotherapy	n. [Âå] ©ñ®g½uÀøªk(¦p©ñ®g½u¡Bµµ¥~½u), ©ñ®gÀøªk
actinotoxemia	n. [Âå] ®g½u¤¤¬r¯g, (¦Pradiotoxemia)
actinouranium	n. [¤Æ] ®g¹\, ëè¹\ (¹\ 235, ²Å¸¹ AcU)
actinozoan	a. n. [°Êª«] ¬À·äÂκôªº(µÄ¸z°Êª«)
action	n. ¦æ°Ê, °Ê§@, ¬¡°Ê, ¦æ¬°, §@¥Î, ¾Ô°«±±§i, ¶D³^, §P¨M, ¨Mij, ±¡¸`
action and reaction	§@¥Î¤O»P¤Ï§@¥Î¤O
action current	n. °Ê§@¹q¬y
action of the bowels	³q«K
action of the first impression	·s¶D
action painting	°Ê§@µe¬£
action pulse	¤õ½bªºÄ²µo¯ß¨R
action station	¾Ô°«±^¦ì; ¹w³Æª¬ºA, ¦U´N¦U¦ì
actionable	a. ¥i°_¶Dªº, ¥i±±§iªº
actionine	n. ¬¡°Ê
actionist	n. ¦æ°Ê¥D¸qªÌ, ¾Õªø¦æ°Êªº¬Fªv®a
actionless	a. µL¦æ°Êªº, ÀR¤îªº
Actions speak louder than words.	¦æ°Ê³Ó©óªÅ½Í
Actium	n. [¦a] ªü§J´£©iÌa(§Æþ¦è¥_³¡ Arta ÆW¤f¤§®ü¨¤, ¥j¥N«°¥«, Octavian ¦b¨äªþªñ®ü°ì¾Ô³Ó Antony ©M Cleopatra(31 b.c.), ¹Eµn¦ì¬°Ã¹°¨¬Ó«Ò)
activate	vt. ¨Ï°Ê§@, ¨Ï¬¡°Ê, [¤Æ] ¬¡¤Æ, ¨Ï¨ã©ñ®g©Ê, ¦¨¥ß(³¡¶¤¡B¬F©²¾÷ºc)
activated carbon	n. ¬¡©Ê¬´
activation	n. ¨Ï¬¡°Ê, ¬¡¤Æ, ¦¨¥ß(³¡¶¤¡B¬F©²¾÷ºc)
activator	n. ¨Ï¬¡°ÊªÌ, ¬¡©Ê¾¯
active	a. ¬¡°Êªº, ¥D°Êªº, ¿n·¥ªº, ¬¡ÅDªº, ¦³®Äªº, ¬¡©Êªº, ²{¦æªº, ²{§Ðªº
active border	¬¡°ÊÃä®Ø
active carbon	n. ¬¡©Ê¬´(activated carbon)
Active Chart	¬¡°Ê¹Ïªí
active duty	²{§Ð
active list	²{§Ð­x¤H¦W³æ
active partition	¬¡°Ê¤À°Ï
active service	²{§Ð
active volcano	¬¡¤õ¤s
active window	¬¡°Êµøµ¡
actively	adv. ¬¡¼â¦a, ¬¡ÅD¦a, ¿n·¥¦a
activeness	n. ¬¡ÅD©Ê, ¿n·¥©Ê
activism	n. ¹ê½î¥D¸q, ¦æ°Ê¥D¸q
activist	n. ¦æ°Ê¥D¸qªÌ, ¹ê½î¥D¸qªÌ, ¬¡ÅD¤À¤l
activity	n. ¬¡°Ê, ¬¡ÅD, ¬¡©Ê, ¬¡¤O
activize	vt. ¨Ï¬¡¼â, ¨Ï¬¡°Ê
actiyator	n. ½Õ³t±±¨î¾¹
actomyosin	n. [¥Í¤Æ] ¦Ù°Ê²y³J¥Õ, ¦ÙÅÖ¾®³J¥Õ (°Ñ»P¦Ù¦×¦¬ÁYªº½Æ¦X³J¥Õ½è)
acton	n. Âê¤l¥Ò
actor	n. ºt­û, ¨kºt­û, ªíºtªÌ, ¦æ°ÊªÌ, ¦æ¬°ªÌ
actor-manager	n. ºt­û­Ý¸g²z
actor-proof	a. (¨¤¦â©Î¼@¥»)¤£¨üºt§ÞÀu¦H¼vÅTªº
actress	n. ¤kºt­û, ¤k§D, ¤kÀu
Acts	n. pl. (·s¬ù)¨Ï®{¦æ¶Ç
actual	a. ¹ê»Úªº, ¯u¹êªº, ²{¦æªº, ¥Ø«eªº
actualisation	n. ¹ê²{, ²{¹ê¤Æ
actualise	v. ¹ê²{, ¹ê¦æ, µe±o¹G¯u
actualism	n. [­õ] ²{¹ê½×, ²{¹ê¥D¸q
actualist	n. ²{¹ê¥D¸qªÌ, ²{¹ê½×ªÌ, [­õ] ²{¹ê½×(actualism)ªº«H©^ªÌ
actuality	n. ¹ê»Ú, ²{¹ê, ¯u¹ê
actualization	n. ¹ê²{, ²{¹ê¤Æ
actualize	vt. ¹ê²{, ¹ê¦æ, ²{¹ê¤Æ
actually	a. ¹ê»Ú¤W, ¨Æ¹ê¤W, ³ºµM, ·í¯u
actuarial	a. «OÀI¤½¥q²Î­p­ûªº, «OÀI²Î­pªº
actuary	n. «OÀI¤½¥q²Î­p­û, «OÀI¤½¥qºëºâ®v
actuate	v. ¶}°Ê(¾÷¾¹), «P¨Ï, ¿EÀy
actuation	n. µo°Ê, ¨Ï¬¡°Ê
actuator	n. [¾÷] ¤Þ°Ê¾¹, ÅX°Ê¾¹, ­P°Ê¾¹, ¶Ç°Ê¸Ë¸m
acuate	a. ¥½ºÝ¦y¾Uªº, °wª¬ªº
acuity	n. ¦y¾U, ±Ó¾U, ºë©ú
aculeate	a. ¦³¨ëªº
aculeus	n. ¨ë, Á±¨ë
acumen	n. ±Ó¾U, Áo©ú, ¤~´¼
acuminate	a. ¾U§Qªº, ¦³¦yÀYªº, ¦y§Îªº;  v. ¨Ï¦y¾U, ¨Ï¾U§Q
acumination	n. ¾U§Q, ¦yÀY
acuminous	a. ¾U§Qªº, ¦³¦yÀYªº, ±Ó¾Uªº
acupressure	n. «üÀ£(Àøªk)
acupuncture	n. °w¨b, °wÀø;  vt. °w¨b
acupuncturist	n. °w¨b®v
acushla	n. [·Rº¸Äõ] ·R¤H, ±¡¤H
acutance	n. [Äá] (¼v¹³½ü¹øªº)¾U«×(«ü³n¤ù¤§±Ó·P«×, ¥ç§Y¼v¹³Ãä½t©ú´·¦¨¹³¯à¤O¤§¤j¤p)
acute	a. ¦yªº, ¾Uªº, ±Ó¾Uªº, Áo¿oªº, ¼@¯Pªº, «æ©Êªº, ÄY­«ªº, °ª¤®ªº
acute angle	¾U¨¤
acutely	adv. ¦y¾U¦a, ¼@¯P¦a
acuteness	n. ¾U§Q, ±Ó¾U, ¼@¯P
acutorsion	n. [Âå] °w§á¤î¦åªk
acy	suf. ªí¥Ü¡u©Ê½è¡Bª¬ºA¡B¾¡vªº©â¶H¦Wµü¦r§À
acyanoblepsia	n. [Âå] ÂŦ⪼
acyanopsia	n. [Âå] ÂŦ⪼, (¹ïÂŦâµLªk¿ë»{)
acyanotic	a. [Âå] (¥Ö½§ÂH½¤¦â)«DµoÖ檺, (¦å²G¤£¯Ê®ñ)
acyclic	a. «D´`Àôªº
acyclovir	n. (¤@ºØÃÄ)
acyl	n. [¤Æ] ñQ(°ò)
acylate	vt. [¤Æ] ñQ¤Æ
acylation	n. [Âå] ñQ°ò¤Æ, (¨Ï¥[¤Jacyl®Ú)
acyloin	n. [¤Æ] °¸«Ã, ାJ (£\-ßm°òପº¤@ºØ)
acystia	n. [Âå] µL»H¯Ö·î§Î
acystinervia	n. [Âå] »H¯Ö¯«¸g¿³¾Ä¯Ê¥F
acystineuria	n. [Âå] ¦P¤W
ad	n. ¼s§i(advertisement);  a. ¦è¤¸;  pref. ¦V...(=to), ´Â...(=towards), ©¹...(=towards)
ad arbitrium	ÀH·N¦a, ¿WÂ_¦a
ad finem	³Ì«á
ad hoc	adv. ¯S§O¦w±Æ¦a, ¯S§O¦a;  a. ¯S§O¦w±Æªº, ¯S§Oªº
ad hominem	±q­Ó¤H°¾¦n¥Xµo
ad infinitum	adv. ¥Ã¤[¦a, µL­­¦a
ad interim	¼È®É
ad lib	adv. ÀH·N¦a, §Y¿³¦a, µL­­¨î¦a, ¦Û¥Ñ¦a;  n. §Y¿³ºt«µ, §Y¿³ªº¥xµü
ad libitum	ÀH·N
ad nauseam	adv. ¥O¤H¹½·Ðªº¦a
ad rem	¤¤ªÖ
ad valorem	a. «ö»ù®æªº;  adv. «ö»ù®æ¦a
ad verbum	adv. ³v¦r¦a
ad vivum	®Ý®Ý¦p¥Í
ad-agent	n. ¼s§i¥N²z¤H
ad-lib	v. Á{®É¬ï´¡, «H¤f»¡¥X, §Y¿³Á¿ºt, §Y¿³ºt«µ;  a. §Y¿³ªº, ÀH·Nªº, Á{®É¬ï´¡ªº
ad.	adapted, adapter, adverb, ¼s§i(advertisement)
Ada	n. ¦ã¹F(¤k¤l¦W, ¼ÊºÙAddie)
adactylia	n. [Âå] µL«ü(³k)ªº
adactylism	n. [Âå] ¦Padactylia
adactylous	a. [°Êª«] µL«ü[µL³k]ªº, (¥Ò´ßÃþ°Êª«)¨¬¤WµL¤öªº, [Âå] µL«ü·î§Î(¯g)ªº
adae	n. ¤â©ò
adage	n. ¥j°V, ®æ¨¥, ¿Î»y, ½e¨¥
adagio	adv. [¼Ö] ½wºC¦a;  a. ½wºCªº;  n. ºCªO, ºC©ç
Adaline	n. ¤k¤l¦W
Adam	n. ¨È·í(¨k¤l¦W), ¨È·í(¸t¸g¤¤¡A¤W«Ò³yªº²Ä¤@­Ó¤H)
Adam fig	­»¿¼
Adam's ale	n. [ë¦] ¤ô
Adam's apple	³ïµ²
Adam's wine	n. [ë¦] ¤ô
adam-and-eve	n. ¥_¬üÄõ(puttyroot)
adamant	n. °íµwªºªF¦è;  a. «D±`°íµwªº, °í©wªº, °í¨Mªº
adamantine	a. «D±`°íµwªº, °í©w¤£²¾
adamantinoma	n. [Âå] ¾¦¹V½è½F
adamantoblast	n. [Âå] ¾¦¹V½è¥À²Ó­M
adamantoblastoma	n. [Âå] ¾¦¹V½è¥À²Ó­M½F
adamantoma	n. [Âå] ¾¦¹V½è½F
Adamic	a. ¨È·í(¦ü)ªº
Adamite	n. Adamªº«á¸Ç, ¤H, »rÅ骺¤H
Adamitic	a. ¨È·íªº, »rÅé¥D¸qªº
Adams	n. ¨È·í´µ(¨k¤l¦W), [¦a] ¨È·í®p (Washington ¦{¦è«n³¡ Cascade ¤s¯ß¤§¤@®p, °ª3751¤½¤Ø)
adamsite	n. ¬r®ðªº¤@ºØ
adangle	adv. pred. a. ¦Q««ª¬(ªº), ÄaªÅ¦a(ªº), ¦Q««µÛ(ªº), ÄaªÅµÛ(ªº)
adapt	v. ¾AÀ³, ¨Ï¾AÀ³, ¨Ï¾A¦X, §ï½s, §ï¼g
adapt from	®Ú¾Ú...§ï½s
adapt oneself to	¨Ï¦Û¤v¾AÀ³...
adapt to	¾AÀ³...; ¾A¦X...
adaptability	n. ¾AÀ³©Ê, ¾AÀ³¤O
adaptable	a. ¯à¾AÀ³ªº, ¥i­×§ïªº
adaptation	n. ¾AÀ³, §ï½s, §ï½s¦¨ªº§@«~
adapted for	¬°...¦Ó§ï½sªº, ¾A¦X...
adapter	n. ¾A°t¾¹, §ï½sªÌ
adaption	n. ¾AÀ³
adaptive	a. ¾AÀ³ªº, ¯à¾AÀ³ªº, ¾AÀ³©Êªº
adaptively	adv. ¾AÀ³¦a, §ï½s¦a
adaptometer	n. [²´] ¾A·t©Ê´ú©w­p, (©ú·t)¶¶À³©ÊÀË´ú­p
adaptor	n. §ï½sªÌ, ¾A°t¾¹
ADAPTS	n. ªÅ§ë¦¡®ü­±ªo¦Ã²M°£¸Ë¸m
Adar	n. [®É] [µS¤Ó¾ä] ¨È¹F¤ë(Veadar, Jewish calendar)(µS¤Ó¤H«U¾äªº6¤ë¥÷, µS¤Ó±Ð¾äªº12¤ë¥÷, ¶§¾äªº2-3¤ë¥÷)
adaxial	a. ªñ¶bªº
adazzle	a. Ä£²´ªº, ¥ú±m¹Ü¥Øªº, °{Ä£ªº
ADB	n. ¨È¬w¶}µo»È¦æ(Asian Development Bank)
ADC	n. ½T©w¯}Ãa¯à¤O(Assured Destruction Capability)
adcolumn	n. ¼s§iÄæ
adcraft	n. ¼s§i¥N²z°Ó
add	v. ¥[, ¼W¥[, ²K¥[, ¸É¥R»¡
add ... to ...	§â...¥[¨ì...¤W
add a nail to one's coffin	«P¨Ï¬Y¤H¦­¤é¦º¤`, ¥[³t¬Y¤Hªº·À¤`, ¶Ê©R
add fuel to the flame	¤õ¤W¥[ªo
add in	¥]¬A, §â...ºâ¦b¤º, ¥[...¶i¥h
add insult to injury	¶Ë®`¥[«V°d, ¥´½|¬Û¥[; ³·¤W¥[Á÷, ¶VµoÁV¿|
add laurels to one's crowns	¬°...¼W¥ú
add on	¥]¬A, ªþ¥[
add something in	ºâ¤J¬Yª«
add to	¼W¥[, ¼W²K, ¸É¥R
add up	Á`­p¹F, »PÁ`¼Æ¬Û²Å; ·N¨ýµÛ; »¡±o³q, ¦X±¡¦X²z
add up to	Á`­p, ²Ö¥[; ·N¨ýµÛ
add wings to	µ¹...²KÁl, ¥[§Ö...ªº³t«×, «P¶i...
add-on	a. ªþÄݪº, ªþ¥[ªº
add.	addenda, addendum, addition, additional, address
addax	n. (¦±¨¤)¤j²Ü¦Ï
added line	n. [¼Ö] ¥[½u
Added to that is	¦¹¥~ÁÙ¦³...
addend	n. ¥[¼Æ
addendum	n. °l¥[, °l¥[ª«, ªþ¥[ª«, ¸É¿ò, ªþ¿ý
addendum circle	n. ¾¦³»¶ê
adder	n. ­pºâªÌ, ­pºâ¾÷, (¼Ú¬w²£ªº)¤p¬r³D, (¥_¬ü²£ªº)µL¬r¤p³D
adder's-tongue	n. ¨ª½¬Äݪº¦UºØ¿¹Ãþ, ¨®«e¸­¤s·O©hdogtooth violet, ´³¸­ÄõÄݪºÄõrattlesnake plantain
adder's-wort	n. ®±°ÑÄÝ(bistort)
addfare	vi. (¨®¸ê)ºë½T­pºâ, ¸É¨¬®tÃB
addible	a. ¥i¥[ªº
addict	vt. ¨Ï¨I·Ä, ¨Ï¦¨Å}, ¨Ï¤WÅ};  n. ¦³Å}ªº¤H, ¯Ô·Ä©ó¬YºØ¶Ý¦nªÌ, §l¬rªÌ
addict oneself to	¨I·Ä©ó, ¨Ï§l¬r¦¨Å}
addicted	a. ¤WÅ}ªº, ¨H°g©ó
addiction	n. ¨I·Ä, ¤WÅ}, Â}¦n
addictive	a. ¤WÅ}ªº
Addie	n. ¦ã­}(¤k¤l¦W)
adding machine	n. ¥[ºâ¾÷, ­pºâ¾÷
addio	int. ¦A¨£
Addis Ababa	n. ªü©³´µªü¨©¤Ú(¦ç¯Á¤Ç¨È­º³£)
Addis-Ababa	n. ªü©³´µªü¨©¤Ú(¦ç¯Á¤ñ¨È­º³£)
Addison	n. ¨È¨f¥Í(Joseph Addison 1672-1719 ­^°êµû½×®a¤Î¸Ö¤H)
Addison's disease	n. ¨È­}¥Í¯f(¤@ºØµÇ¤W¸¢¯e¯f)
Addisonian	a. [Âå] Addison¤óªº, (¯f)
Addisonism	n. [Âå] ÃþAddison¤ó¯g, ¥ÑªÍµ²®Ö¤Þ°_, ¥þ¨­½G®z¨Ã¦³¥Ö¤U¦â¯À¨HµÛ¦PAddison's 
disease
additament	n. ªþ¥[ª«
addition	n. ¥[, [¼Æ] ¥[ªk, ªþ¥[, °l¥[, ªþ¥[ª«, ¼W¥[ª«
additional	a. ªþ¥[ªº, ¥~¥[ªº, ÃB¥~ªº, ¥t¥~ªº
additionally	adv. ªþ¥[¦a, °£¦¹¤§¥~
additive	a. ªþ¥[ªº, °l¥[ªº, ¥[ªkªº, ²K¥[ªº;  n. ²K¥[ª«, ²K¥[¾¯
additives	n. ²K¥[ª«
additory	a. ªþ¥[ªº, °l¥[ªº, ÂX±iªº
additron	n. ¬Û¥[³t¾¹
addle	vt. ¨Ï»GÃa, ¨Ï½k¶î;  a. »GÃaªº, ½k¶îªº
addlebrained	a. ½k¶îªº, ·M²Âªº
addlehead	n. ¶Ì¥Ê, ½k¶îÂÎ
addleheaded	a. ½k¶îªº, ·M²Âªº
addlepated	a. ©üÀY©ü¸£ªº, ½k¶îªº
addn.	addition
addnl.	ªþ¥[ªº, °l¥[ªº, ¸É¥Rªº, ¯S§Oªºadditional
addorsed	a. [¯¾] ­I¹ï­Iªº, ­I¾a­Iªº
address	n. ¦a§}, ¦í§}, ºô§}, [¹q¸£] ¦ì§}, ­Pµü, ºt»¡, ½Í¦R, ­·«×, ¤âµÃ;  v. ¼g¦a§}, ­Pµü, ºt»¡, ¹ï...»¡¸Ü, ³B²z, ·Ç³ÆÀ»²y
address a letter to	µ¹...±H¥h¤@«Ê«H
address a meeting	¦V¤j·|­Pµü
address a protest to	¹ï...´£¥X§Üij
address an envelope	¦b«H«Ê¤W¼g¤W¦a§}
address an objection to	¹ï...´£¥X²§Ä³
address book	n. ³q°T¿ý
address list	³q°T¿ý
address oneself to	¬Y¤H¹ï...»¡¸Ü(µo¨¥)
address resolution	¦a§}Âà´«, (±NInternet¦a§}ÂàÅܬ°¬Û¹ïÀ³¹ê»Ú¦a§}ªº¤@ºØÂà´«)
Address Resolution Protocol	¦a§}Âà´«¨óij(¥Î¨Ó°ÊºA§ä¥X¥D¾÷¹ê»Úºô¸ôµwÅé¦a§}¹ïÀ³ªºIP¦a§})
addressable	a. ¥i³]©w¦ì§}ªº
addressed to	¦¬«H©m¦W, ¦a§}
addressee	n. ¦¬¥ó¤H, ¨ü«H¤H
addresser	n. µo«H¤H, µo¨¥ªÌ
addressing machine	n. (¦¬¥ó¤H©m¦W¦a§}ªº)¦Û°Ê¤Æ¦L¨ê¾÷
addressograph	n. ¦L¦W¤ù¾÷
addressor	n. µo«H¤H, µo¨¥ªÌ
adduce	vt. ¤ÞÃÒ, Á|ÃÒ
adduce a quotation of	¤Þ¥Î...
adducent	a. [¥Í²z] (¦Ù¦×µ¥)¤º¦¬ªº
adducible	a. ¥i¥H¤Þ¥Îªº, ¥i¥HÁ|¥Xªº
adduct	v. ¨Ï¤º¦¬
adduction	n. ¤ÞÃÒ, Á|ÃÒ, ¨ÒÃÒ
adductive	a. [¥Í²z] ¤º¦¬ªº, ©Ô¦V¥t¤@¤èªº
adductor	n. ¤ºÂà¦Ù
Addy	n. ¤H¦W(Addie)
Ade	n. ¦ã¼w(George Ade, 1866-1944, ¬ü°ê«ÕÀq§@®a, 1900¦~¥Xª©Fables in Slang);  suf. ¥Î©óºc¦¨¦Wµü¦r§À(°Ê§@¡B¦æ°Ê¤¤ªº¤H­Ì¡B¤ôªG¶¼®Æ)
Adela	n. ¤k¤l¦W
Adelaide	n. ¦ã±oÁ¢¼w(¤k¤l¦W)
Adelbert	n. ¨k¤l¦W
Adele	n. ¤k¤l¦W
Adelina	n. ¤k¤l¦W(¼ÊºÙ§@ Addie, Addy)
Adeline	n. ¦ã¼wµY(¤k¤l¦W)
adelomorphic	a. [Âå] ¦Padelomorphous
adelomorphous	a. [Âå] §Îª¬¤£Å㪺
ademption	n. [«ß] (¿òÃتº)¨ú®ø©ÎºM¦^
Aden	n. ¨È¤B(«n¸­ªù¦@©M°êªº­º³£¤Î®ü´ä)
adenalgia	n. [Âå] ¸¢µh, (¦Padenodynia)
adenase	n. [Âå] ¸¢áIËï»Ã¯À, (¨Ïadenine¤º¤§ammonia¤ÀÂ÷¥X¨Ó¦¨¬°Hypoxanthine)
adenasthenia	n. [Âå] ¸¢ºÞ¥\¯à¤£¨¬
adendric	a. [Âå] µL¾ðª¬¬ðªº, (¯«¸g)
adendritic	a. [Âå] µL¾ðª¬¬ðªº
adenectomy	n. [Âå] ¸¢Åé¤Á°£
adenectopia	n. [Âå] ¸¢Å鲧¦ì
adenia	n. [Âå] ²O¤Ú¸¢¼W¥Í¯g, (´c©Ê), (¦Plymphoma)
adeniform	a. [Âå] ¸¢ª¬ªº
adenine	n. ¸¢áIËï(¦s©ó¤ºÅ¦µ¥ªº°Êª«²Õ´¤¤ªºÆQ°ò¡A¬°DNA,RNA¤§°ò¥»¦¨¤À¤§¤@)
adenitis	n. [Âå] ¸¢ª¢, (¦p:²O¤Ú¸¢ª¢)
adenization	n. [Âå] ¸¢¤Æ, (¤@¯ë²Õ´¦³¤£¥¿±`¸¢Åé¥\¯àªÌ)
adenoacanthoma	n. [Âå] ¸¢´Æ¥Ö½F(¤@ºØ¸¢Àù, ¨ä¤¤¦³Å쪬²Ó­M¤§¤À¤Æ, ±`¨£©ó¤l®c¤º½¤)
adenoblast	n. [Âå] ¸¢­F²Ó­M
adenocarcinoma	n. [Âå] ¸¢Àù, ¸¢ª¬¤W¥Ö²Ó­MÀù
adenocele	n. [Âå] ¸¢Ån¸~
adenocellulitis	n. [Âå] ¸¢¸ÁºÛ´ª¢, (¸¢Åé¤Î©P³ò²Õ´µoª¢)
adenochondroma	n. [Âå] ¸¢³n°©½F, (½F¤º§t¸¢Åé»P³n°©)
adenocyst	n. [Âå] ¸¢Ån¸~
adenocystoma	n. [Âå] ¸¢Ån½F, (¸¢½F¤§ªí¥Ö¤S§Î¦¨Ån¸~)
adenodiastasis	n. [Âå] ¸¢¥Íªø²§¦ì
adenodynia	n. [Âå] ¸¢µh
adenofibroma	n. [Âå] ¸¢ÅÖºû½F, (½F¤º§t¸¢Åé»PÅÖºû²Õ´)
adenogenous	a. [Âå] ¸¢­ìªº, ¸¢©Êªº
adenography	n. [Âå] ¸¢ÅéX¥ú·Ó¹³
adenohypophysis	n. [¸Ñ] ¸¢(©Ê)««Åé(«e¸­)
adenoid	a. ¸¢ª¬¸~ªº
adenoidal	a. ¸¢ª¬¸~ªº
adenoidectomy	n. [Âå] ¸¢¼Ë¼W´Þ¤Á°£, (°Ñadenoids)
adenoiditis	n. [Âå] ¸¢¼Ë¼W´ÞÅ骢, (¯S«ü«á»óµÄ»P«|³¡)
adenoids	n. pl. [Âå] ¸¢ª¬¸~, «ó®ç¸¢ªÎ¤j¯g
adenolipoma	n. [Âå] ¸¢¯×½F
adenolipomatosis	n. [Âå] ¸¢¯×½F¯f, (¦hµo©Ê¯×ªÕ½F)
adenologaditis	n. [Âå] ²´¸¢µ²¦X½¤ª¢
adenology	n. [Âå] ¸¢¾Ç
adenolymphocele	n. [Âå] ²O¤Ú¸¢Ån¸~, (¦Plymphadenocele)
adenolymphoma	n. [Âå] ²O¤Ú¸¢½F
adenoma	n. ¸¢¸~, ¸¢½F
adenomalacia	n. [Âå] ¸¢Åé³n¤Æ¯g
adenomatoid	a. [Âå] ¸¢½Fª¬ªº
adenomatosis	n. [Âå] ¸¢½F¯f, (¦h³B¸¢½F)
adenomatous	a. [Âå] ¸¢½Fªº
adenomere	n. [Âå] ¥Íªø¸¢Å骺¥½ºÝÅnµÄ, (¸¢Åé¥\¯à³¡¤À)
adenomyofibroma	n. [Âå] ¸¢¦ÙÅÖºû½F, (ÅÖºû½F¤º§t¦Ù¦×»P¸¢Åé²Õ´)
adenomyoma	n. [Âå] ¸¢©Ê¦Ù¦×½F, (°Ñadenomyosis), (¦Padenomyosis)
adenomyomatosis	n. [Âå] ¸¢©Ê¦Ù¦×½F¯f, (¦b¤l®c¤§¦Ù¦×¼h, °Ñ¬Ýadenomyosis)
adenomyxoma	n. [Âå] ¸¢ÂH²G½F, (½F¤º¦³¸¢Åé»PÂH½¤²Õ´)
adenoncus	n. [Âå] ¸¢¸~¤j
adenopathy	n. [Âå] ¸¢¯f
adenopharyngitis	n. [Âå] «ó®çÅé«|ª¢
adenophlegmon	n. [Âå] ¸Á±_´ª¢©Ê²O¤Ú¸¢ª¢, («æ©Ê¸¢Åé¤Î¨ä©P³ò²Õ´ª¢)
adenophyma	n. [Âå] ª¢©Ê¸¢¸~¤j
adenosarcoma	n. [Âå] ¸¢¦×½F
adenosclerosis	n. [Âå] ¸¢µw¤Æ
adenose	a. [¥Í] ¸¢¼Ëªº, ¥Rº¡¸¢ªº
adenosine triphosphate	n. [¥i°_¥Íª«ªº¯à¶q¥Í¤Æ¶Ç°ÊÅé§@¥Î] ²¤§@(ATP)
adenosis	n. [Âå] ¸¢¯f, (¸¢Åé¯e¯f©Î¤£¥¿±`¥Íªø)
adenotome	n. [Âå] ¸¢¤M, (¤Á°£¸¢Åé¥Î¤§¥~¬ì¥Î¨ã)
adenotomy	n. [Âå] ¸¢¸Ñ­å, ¸¢Åé¤Á¶}
adenotonsillectomy	n. [Âå] «ó®ç¸¢¤Á°£
adenovirus	n. «I¤J¤HÅé®ðºÞÂH½¤ªº¯fµß
adenylate	n. [Âå] ¸¢»ÄÆQ
adept	a. ¼ô½mªº, ¦Ñ½mªº, ºë³qªº, ¤º¦æªº, ¾Õªøªº;  n. ±M®a, ¦æ®a, ¯à¤â
adeptness	n. ¦Ñ½m, ¼ô½m
adequacy	n. ¾A·í, ¨¬°÷, ¥R¤À, ³Ó¥ô
adequate	a. ¨¬°÷ªº, ¥R¤Àªº, ¾A·íªº, ¾A¦Xªº, ¹Lªº¥hªº, ®t±j¤H·Nªº
adequately	adv. ¨¬°÷¦a, ¥R¤À¦a, ¾A·í¦a
adequateness	n. ¾A·í, ¥R¤À
adermia	n. [Âå] µL¥Ö·î§Î
adermin	n. [Âå] ¦Ppyridoxine
adhere	v. ªþµÛ, ¨Ìªþ, ÂHµÛ, «H©^, ©T¦u, °í«ù
adhere to	°õµÛ©ó, °í«ù, ÂHªþ©ó, «H©^...
adhere to an agreement	«ñ¦u¨óij
adherence	n. ÂHªþ, °í«ù, ¿í¦u, «H©^
adherend	n. ³QÂH¦XÅé, [¤Æ] ³QÂH¦XÅé(­±)
adherent	a. ªþµÛªº, ÂHµÛ©Êªº, ©T¦uªº;  n. ¾ÖÅ@ªÌ, «H®{, ¤ä«ùªÌ
adherently	adv. °í«ù¦a
adhesion	n. ªþµÛ, ÂHµÛ, ÂHµÛ¤O, ©T¦u, ¤ä«ù
adhesiotomy	n. [Âå] ÂH³sª«¤Á¶}, ÂH³sª«­éÂ÷
adhesive	a. ÂHµÛªº, ¦³ÂH©Êªº;  n. ÂHµÛ¾¯, ½¦¥¬, ½¦±a
adhesive plaster	¾ó¥Ö»I
adhesively	adv. ÂHµÛ©Ê¦a, ½¦µÛ¦a
adhesiveness	n. ÂHµÛ©Ê, ½¦µÛ
adhesivity	n. ÂH¦X©Ê
adhibit	v. ¤Þ¤J, ¶K, ±Ä¥Î
adiabat	n. µ´¼ö(¦±)½u
adiabatic	a. µ´¼öªº, ¹j¼öªº
adiactinic	a. (´CÅé)¤£³z©ñ®g½uªº
adiantum	n. ¥Ûªø¥ÍÄÝ´Óª«
adiaphoresis	n. [Âå] ¯Ê¥F¦½¤ô
adiaphoretic	a. [Âå] ¯Ê¦½ªº
adiaphorism	n. (¹ï¬Y¨Ç±Ð¸q±Ä¨úªº)§N²H¥D¸q, ¤£¸m¥i§_½×(»{¬°¥¦­Ì«D¥X©ó¡m¸t¸g¡n, ¬G¦Ó¹ï¥¦­Ìªº¥¿½T©Ê¤£¸m¥i§_)
adiaphorous	a. (¦b¹D¼w°ÝÃD¤W)±Ä¨ú§é¤¤¥D¸qªº, ¬J¤£¦æµ½¤]¤£¬°´cªº, [Âå] (ÃÄ)¬JµL®Ä¤]µL®`ªº, µL¤ÏÀ³ªº
adiathermancy	n. [²z] ¤£³z¼ö©Ê (¤£³z¬õ¥~¿ç®g©Ê)
Adidas	n. ·R­}¹F(¹B°Ê²£«~¼tµP¦W)
adieu	int. ¦A¨£, ¦A·|;  n. §i§O, Ãã§O
adios	int. ¦A¨£
adip	comb. (²Õ¦X¦r¤¤)ªí¥Ü¡u¯×ªÕªº¡v, ¡u¯×ªÕ²Õ´¡v, ¡u¤w¤G»Ä[¯×ªÕ²Õ´»Ä]¡v
adipectomy	n. [Âå] ¯×ªÕ²Õ´¤Á°£
adiphenine	n. [Âå] §ÜµjÅËÃĤ@ºØ, (anticholinergic)
adipic	a. [Âå] ¯×ªÕªº, (¦Padipose)
adipocele	n. [Âå] ¯×ªÕ¬ð¥X, (ª·®ð¤º§t¯×ªÕ)
adipocere	n. ¯×ÄúÅé, «Í¯×, «ÍÄú
adipocyte	n. [¥Í] (¯×ªÕ²Õ´¤¤ªº)§t¯×ªÕ²Ó­M
adipofibroma	n. [Âå] ¯×ªÕÅÖºû½F
adipogenic	a. [Âå] ²£¥Í¯×ªÕªº
adipogenous	a. [Âå] ²£¥Í¯×ªÕªº, ­PªÎªº
adipolysis	n. [Âå] ¯×ªÕ¤À¸Ñ
adipolytic	a. [Âå] ¯×ªÕ¤À¸Ñªº
adiponecrosis	n. [Âå] ¯×ªÕ²Õ´Ãa¦º
adipopexis	n. [Âå] ¯×ªÕ©T©w
adipose	n. (°Êª«©Ê)¯×ªÕ;  a. ¯×ªÕªº
adiposis	n. [Âå] (¤×«ü¤ßŦ¡B¨xŦµ¥ªº)¯×ªÕ¯g, ¯×ªÕ®û¼í, ¯×ªÕ¹L¦h(¯g), ªÎ­D(¯g)
adiposity	n. ¯×ªÕ¹L¦h¯g, ªÎ­D
adiposuria	n. [Âå] ¯×ªÕ§¿
adipsia	n. ´÷·P¯Ê¥F, µL´÷·P
Adirondack	n. ªü¦a­Û¼w§J±Ú(­ì¬°©~¦í¦bSt. Lawrenceªe¥_©¤ªº¥_¬ü¦L²Ä¦w¤H¤@±Ú), [¦a] ªü¦a­Û¼w§J¤s¯ß
Adirondacks	n. ²Ä­Û¹F§J¤s¯ß(¦b¬ü°ê¯Ã¬ù¦{ªF¥_³¡)
adit	n. ¤J¤f, ¾î§|
aditorial	n. ¥Ó½×¼s§i
aditus	n. [Âå] ¤J¤f, ¤fpl.aditus, (¸Ñ­å¦Wµü), (L.)
ADIZ	n. ¨¾ªÅÃѧO°Ï(Air Defence Identification Zone)
adj.	¾F¨¤ªºadjacent, adjective, adjourned, adjudged, adjunct, ®Öºâadjustment, adjutant
adjacency	n. ¬s³s, ¾F±µ, ¾F±µª«(¡B¹q¿Ë¸`¥Ø)
adjaceney	n. ¦r¶Z
adjacent	a. ¬s³sªº, ±µªñªº, ¾F±µªº, ¬s¾Fªº, ¾aªñªº, ¶Kªñªº
adject	vt. [¥j] ¥[, ªþ¥[
adjectival	a. [¤åªk] §Î®eµüªº, §@§Î®eµü¥Îªº;  n. §Î®e»y
adjectivally	adv. §Î®eµü¦a
adjective	n. [¤åªk] §Î®eµü;  a. §Î®eµüªº, ªþÄݪº
adjoin	vt. ¬s³s, ¾F±µ, vi. ¾Fªñ, ±µ¬É
adjoin to	»P...¬s¾F, ¾aªñ...
adjoining	a. ¾F±µªº, ¾Fªñªº, ¹j¾Àªº, ¬Û³sªº, ªþªñªº
adjoint	n. [¼Æ] ¦ñÀH¯x°}
adjourn	v. ©µ´Á, ¥ð·|, ´«¦a¤è, ¨Ï¤¤¤î
adjourn a meeting	¥ð·|
adjourn sine die	µL­­´Á¥ð·|
adjourn to	¥ð·|¨ì...; Âಾ¨ì...Ä~Äò½Í
adjourn without a day	µL­­´Á¥ð·|
adjournment	n. ©µ´Á, ¥ð·|, ¥ð·|´Á¶¡
adjt.	adjutant
adjudge	vt. «Å§P, §P¨M, »{¬°, (±N°]²£)§PÂk, µô©wµ¹»P
adjudgement	n. «Å§P, §P¨M, «Å§i
adjudgment	n. «Å§P, §P¨M, «Å§i
adjudicate	v. §P¨M, «Å§P, µô©w
adjudicate on	§P¨M...®×¥ó
adjudicate upon	§P¨M
adjudication	n. §P¨M, µô©w, µô¨M, ¯}²£«Å§i
adjudicative	a. §P¨Mªº
adjudicator	n. ¼f§P©x, µô¨MªÌ, µô©wªÌ, µû§P¤H, ¥òµôªÌ
adjunct	n. ªþÄݪ«, ªþ¥[ª«, ªþ¥ó, ªþÄÝ»y, ­×¹¢»y;  a. ªþÄݪº, »²§UªÌ
adjunct professor	n. °Æ±Ð±Â(associate professor)
adjunction	n. ªþ¥[ª«, [¼Æ] ªþ¥[
adjunctive	a. ªþÄݪº, ªþ¥[ªº, »²§Uªº
adjuration	n. Àµ¨D, ½Ð¨D, ©R¥O
adjure	v. Àµ½Ð, Àµ¨D, ©R¥O
adjust	vt. ½Õ¾ã, ½Õ¸`, ®Õ·Ç, ½Õ°±, vi. ¾AÀ³
adjust oneself to	¨Ï¦Û¤v¾AÀ³...
Adjust to	¾AÀ³©ó...
adjustability	n. ¾AÀ³©Ê
adjustable	a. ¥i½Õ¾ãªº, ¥i½Õ¸`ªº
adjusted	a. ¤w½Õ¾ã[½Õ¸`]¦nªº, ¸g¹L­×¾ãªº, ¯à¾AÀ³[¶¶À³]ªº
adjuster	n. ½Õ¾ãªÌ, ½Õ¸`¾¹
adjustment	n. ½Õ¾ã, ½Õ¸`, ®Õ¥¿, ¾AÀ³, ½Õ°±
adjustor	n. ½Õ¾ãªÌ, ½Õ¸`¾¹
adjutage	n. (¸Ë¦b¼Q¤ô¬uµ¥¤W­±ªº)©ñ¤ôºÞ, ¼Q¤ôºÞ
adjutancy	n. °Æ©x¤§Â¾
adjutant	n. §U¤â, °Æ©x, (ªF¦L«×²£ªº)¤jÆ|;  a. »²§Uªº
adjutant general	n. (®v¡B­x¯Åªº)°Æ©x, ­x°È§½ªø
adjuvant	a. »²§Uªº;  n. ¦õÃÄ, §U¤â
Adler	n. ªü¼w°Ç(¨k¤l¦W)
adless	a. [¤f] (Âø»x)µL¼s§iÄ檺
adm.	administration, ºÞ²z[¸gÀç]¤Wªº, ¦æ¬F(¤W)ªºadministrative, administrator, admission, admitted, Admiral, Admiralty
adman	n. ¼s§i·~ªÌ, »s§@¼s§iªº¤H
admass	n. ¤j²³¼s§i, ©ö¨ü¤j²³¶Ç¼½¼vÅTªº¸s²³
admaxillary	a. [Âå] ¾aªñ¤W¾gªº
admeasure	n. ¤À°t, °tµ¹
admeasurement	n. ¤À°t, °tµ¹, ´ú¶q
admin.	administration, administrator
adminicle	n. »²§Uª«, °ÆÃÒ, ¸É¥RÃÒ¾Ú
administer	vt. ¸gÀç, ºÞ²z, ³B²z, °õ¦æ, ¥D«ù(»ö¦¡), µ¹¤©, ¬I¤©, ¬I¦æ, vi. °^Äm, À°§U
administer a crushing blow at	µ¹...¥H·´·À©Ê¥´À»
administer a dose of medicine	¥ÎÃÄ
administer a test	­t³d¦Ò¸Õ
administer an oath to	¬°...¥D«ù«Å»}»ö¦¡
administer baptism to	¬°...Á|¦æ¬~§
administer doses of punishment	¹ê¬IÃg»@
administer medicine	ÃÄ«~, ÂåÃÄ, Âå¾Ç, Âå³N
administer relief to	»¬ÀÙ...
administer to	·ÓÅU, µ¹...ªAÃÄ, ¦³§U©ó
administer upon	ºÞ²z
administer upon an estate	ºÞ²z²£·~
administeration	n. ¦æ¬F
administrable	a. ¥iºÞ²zªº, ¥i³B²zªº, ¥i¬I¦æªº
administrant	a. n. ºÞ²z¤H­û(ªº)
administrate	vt. ºÞ²z, ¤ä°t
administration	n. ºÞ²z, ¸gÀç, ²Îªv, ¦æ¬F, ¦æ¬F¾÷Ãö, ¦æ¬F·í§½, ¬F©², ¤º»Õ, ¬I¦æ, §ëÃÄ
administrative	a. ºÞ²zªº, ¦æ¬Fªº
administrative court	¦æ¬Fªk®x
administrative law	¦æ¬Fªk
administratively	adv. ºÞ²z¤W, ¦æ¬F¤W
administrator	n. ¥DºÞ, ¦æ¬F©x, ºÞ²z¤H, [ªk] ¿ò²£ºÞ²z¤H
administratrix	n. ¤kºÞ²z¤H, ¤k¿ò²£ºÞ²z¤H
admirable	a. ¥i´Ü¨Øªº, ¥O¤HÅå¹Äªº, ¥O¤HÅå©_ªº, «Ü¦nªº, Àu¨}ªº
admirably	adv. ·¥¦n¦a, ¬ü¦n¦a
admiral	n. Ä¥¶¤¥q¥O, ®ü­x¤W±N, ºXÄ¥
admiralship	n. ®ü­x¤W±N(admiral)¤§Â¾¦ì
admiralty	n. ®ü­x³¡, ®ü­x¤W±Nªº¦a¦ì©Î¾Åv, ®ü¨Æªk
admiralty court	n. ®ü¨Æªk®x
admiralty law	n. ®ü¨Æªk
admiration	n. Æg½à, Æg¬ü, Æg¹Ä, ´Ü¨Ø, Æg½àªº¹ï¶H
admirative	a. [¥j] ªí¥ÜÆg¬ü[·P¹Ä]ªº
admire	v. Æg½à, ªY½à, ´Ü¨Ø, ¸Ø¼ú, ºÙÆg
admire the moon	½à¤ë
admirer	n. Æg½àªÌ, Æg¬üªÌ, ¥õ¼}ªÌ, ·R¼}ªÌ, ¨D±BªÌ
admiring	a. Æg½àªº, Æg¬üªº, ´Ü¨Øªº, ¸r¼}ªº
admiringly	adv. ´Ü¨Ø¦a, ¸r¼}¦a
admissibility	n. ¦³¤J³õªº¸ê®æ, ¥i®e³\
admissible	a. ¥i®e³\ªº, ¥i±Ä¯Çªº, ¦³¸ê®æ¾á¥ôªº
admission	n. ­ã³\¶i¤J, ¤J³õ, ¤J·|, ¤J¾Ç, ¤J³õ¶O, ¤J·|¶O, ©Ó»{, ¨Ñ»{
admission by ticket	¾Ì²¼¤J³õ
Admission Day	n. (¬ü°ê¦U¦{ªº)¥[¤JÁp¨¹¬ö©À¤é
admission fee	n. ¤J³õ¶O, ¤J·|¶O, ¤J¾Ç¶O
admission office	¤J¹Ò¾÷ºc
admissive	a. ¤J³õ³\¥iªº, ¤J³õªº, »{¥iªº
admit	v. ³\¥i, ­ã³\, ¤¹³\¶i¤J, ©Ó»{, ¨Ñ»{
admit ... into ...	­ã³\...¶i¤J...
admit daylight into someone	¦b¬Y¤H¨­¤WÂW´X­Ó¬}, ±þ¦º¬Y¤H
admit of	©Ó»{, ©Z¥Õ
admit of no delay	¨è¤£®e½w
admit og no doubt	¤£®eÃhºÃ, ¤ð±e¸mºÃ
admit one's wrongs	©Ó»{¿ù»~
admit someone as	±µ¯Ç¬Y¤H¬°...
admit someone to bail	­ã³\¬Y¤H¥æ«O­Ô¼f
admit something to	¦V...¨Ñ»{¬Y¨Æ
admit to	­ã³\¶i¤J
admit to something	©Ó»{, ¨Ñ»{¬Y¨Æ
admittable	a. ¨ã¦³¶i¤Jªº¸ê®æªº
admittance	n. ³\¤J, ­ã¤J, ¤J³õ
admitted	a. ¤½»{ªº, ³Q©Ó»{¤Fªº
admittedly	adv. ¤½»{¦a, ÅãµM
admittee	n. ¶i¤JªÌ
admix	vt. ²V¦X, ºUÂø
admix.	n. ¤kºÞ²zªÌ(administratrix)
admixture	n. ²V¦X, ºUÂø, ²V¦Xª«, Âø½è
Adml.	Admiral, Admiralty
admonish	vt. ÄU§i, §i»|, °V»|, ĵ§i, ´£¿ô, ³d³Æ
admonish someone against	§i»|¬Y¤H¤£­n°µ..., ÄUªý¬Y¤H...
admonish someone for	¦]...¦Ó³d³Æ¬Y¤H
admonish someone of	§i»|¬Y¤H...
admonishment	n. ÄU§Ù, ÄU§i, §i»|, °V»|, ĵ§i, ©¾§i, ¿Ï¨¥
admonition	n. ÄU§Ù, ÄU§i, §i»|, °V»|, ĵ§i, ©¾§i, ¿Ï¨¥
admonitor	n. ĵ§iªÌ, ©¾§iªÌ, ÄU§iªÌ, °V»|ªÌ
admonitory	a. ĵ§iªº, ÄU§iªº, ÄU»|ªº, °V»|ªº
admor.	administrator
admov.	¬I¥[, À³¥Î
admrx.	n. ¤kºÞ²zªÌ(administratrix)
adnasal	a. [Âå] ¾aªñ»ó¤lªº
adnate	a. ¦X¥Íªº
adnerval	a. [Âå] ¯«¸g®Çªº
adneural	a. [Âå] ¯«¸g®Çªº
adnexa	n. pl. [¸Ñ] (¾¹©xªº)ªþ¥ó, (¤×«ü)¤l®cªþ¥ó
adnexal	a. [Âå] ªþ¥óªº, ªþÄݾ¹ªº
adnexopexy	n. [Âå] ¤l®cªþ¥ó©T©w³N
adnominal	a. [¤åªk] §Î®e¦Wµüªº, ³sÅé­×¹¢»yªº
adnoun	n. [¤åªk] §@¦Wµü¥Îªº§Î®eµü, ¦Wµü®æ§Î®eµü
ado	n. ¯ÉÂZ, ¤pÃD¤j§@, ±e¤H¦ÛÂZ, ¶O¤O
adobe	n. (¥Î¤Ó¶§Åபº)ªd¿j, ªd¿j©Ð
adolesce	vi. ¹F¨ì«C¦~´Á, ¹F¨ì«ä¬K´Á, ¹F¨ì«C¬K´Á
adolescence	n. «C¬K´Á, «ä¬K´Á, «C¤Ö¦~®É´Á
adolescency	n. «C¬K´Á
adolescent	a. «C¬K´Áªº, «C¦~ªº, «C¤Ö¦~´Áªº, ¥¼¦¨¼ôªº, ¤£Ã­©wªº;  n. «C¤Ö¦~
Adolf	n. ¨È¦·¤Ò(¨k¤l¦W)
Adolph	n. ¨È¦·¤Ò(¨k¤l¦W)
Adolphus	n. ¨È¦·¤Ò(Adolf)
Adonai	n. ¤W«Ò, §Ú¥D (§Æ§BµÜ¤HºÙ©I¯«ªº©e°û»y)
Adonic	a. ¦üAdonisªº, ¦pAdonis¯ë¬ü»ªªº, [¸Ö] ªü¦h¥§´µ®æªº (¨ã¦³¥Ñ´­§í§í®æ«á±µ´­´­®æ©Î´­§í®æ­µ¨B²Õ¦¨ªºÃý«ß)
adonin	n. [Âå] ±j¤ß¾¯¤@ºØ
Adonis	n. ¨ÈªF¥§´µ(·R¯«·RªÜùÂL©Ò·Rªº¬ü¨k¤l), ¬ü¤Ö¦~, ¬ü¨k¤l, ¤p¥ÕÁy
adonize	v. ¸Ë¬ü¨k¤l¼Ò¼Ë
adopt	vt. ±Ä¯Ç, ±Ä¥Î, ±Ä¨ú, »â¾i, ¦¬¾i
adopt ... as ...	¥H...§@¬°...; ¦¬¾i...¬°...
adopt a bill	³q¹L¤@¶µªk®×
adopt a certain attitude towards	¹ï...±Ä¨ú¬YºØºA«×
adopt a child	¦¬¾i«Ä¤l
adopt all kinds of base devices	±Ä¥ÎºØºØ¨õ¦H¤â¬q
adopt measures	±Ä¨ú±¹¬I
adopt someone into a family	¦¬¾i¬Y¤H¨ì¬Y®a
adoptable	a. ¥i±Ä¥Îªº, ¥i¦¬¾iªº
adopted daughter	¾i¤k
adoptee	n. ³Q¦¬¾iªÌ, ±Ä¥Î[±µ¯Ç, §l¦¬, ²¾´Ó, ­É¥Î]ªºªF¦è
adopter	n. ±Ä¥ÎªÌ, ¾i¤÷¥À
adoption	n. ±Ä¨ú, ±Ä¯Ç, ±Ä¥Î, ¦¬¾i, »â¾i
adoptionism	n. [¯«¾Ç] ¶à¤l»¡(°ò·þ±Ð²§ºÝ¬£»{¬°­C¿q¬O¤Z¤H, ¥Ñ©ó¸tÆF³Q¯«¦¬¾i¦¨¬°¤W«Òªº¶à¤l¦Ó«D¿Ë¤l)
adoptive	a. ¦¬¾iªº, ¦¬¾iÃö«Yªº, ±Ä¥Îªº
adoptive father	¾i¤÷
adorable	a. ¥i±R·qªº, ¥i±R«ôªº, ¥i·Rªº
adorably	adv. ¥i±R·q¦a, ¥i·R¦a
adoral	a. [¸Ñ¡E°Ê] ¤f³¡ªþªñªº, ¤f®Çªº, ¼LÃ䪺, ¤fªº, ¦³¤fªº
adoration	n. ±R«ô, ±R·q, ·R¼}, ¥õ¼}
adore	vt. ±R«ô, ±R·q, ¥õ¼}, ·R¼}
adore someone as	§â¬Y¤H·í§@...±R«ô
adore someone for	¦]...¦Ó±R«ô¬Y¤H
adore someone with devotion	°@¸Û¦a±R«ô...
adorer	n. ±R«ôªÌ, ·R¼}ªÌ, ¥õ¼}ªÌ
adoring	a. ±R«ôªº, ·q¼}ªº, ·R¼}ªº
adoringly	adv. ±R«ô¦a, ·R¼}¦a
adorn	vt. ¸Ë¹¢, ¸ËæC, ¨Ï¼W¦â, ¨ØÀ¹, ¬ïµÛ
adorn oneself with	¬ïµÛ, ¨ØÀ¹µÛ...
adorn oneself with borrowed plumes	¥Î­É¨Óªº¦çªA¸ËÂI¦Û¤v, ª°°²ªê«Â, ©Ô¤jºX§@ªê¥Ö
adornment	n. ¸Ë¹¢, ¸Ë¹¢«~
adown	adv. prep. [¥j¡B¸Ö] down
adoze	adv. a. ·Q­n°µ(ªº)
adpeople	n. pl. ±q¨Æ¼s§i·~ªÌ, ¼s§i·~¤H¤h
adren	comb. ªí¥Ü¡u°ÆµÇ¡v©M¡uµÇ¤W¸¢¯À¡v
adrenal	a. µÇŦªþªñªº, °ÆµÇªº;  n. °ÆµÇ
adrenalectomy	n. [Âå] µÇ¤W¸¢¤Á°£¤â³N, °ÆµÇ¤Á°£
Adrenalin	n. µÇ¤W¸¢¯À
adrenaline	n. µÇ¤W¸¢¯À, °ÆµÇ¯À, ¿³¾Ä¾¯, ±j¤ß¾¯
adrenalize	vt. ¨Ï¿³¾Ä, ¨ë¿E
adrenergic	a. µÇ¤W¸¢¯À§@¥Î[¥\¯à](©Ê)ªº, µÇ¤W¸¢¯À¤§Ãþªº
adrenine	n. µÇ¤W¸¢¯À (adrenaline ªº§OºÙ)
adrenochrome	n. µÇ¤W¸¢¯À¬õ
adrenocortical	a. ¥Ñ°ÆµÇ¥Ö½è²£¥Íªº, µÇ¤W¸¢¥Ö½èªº
adrenocorticotro	n. «PµÇ¤W¸¢¥Ö½è¿E¯À
adrenocorticotrophic	a. [¥Í¤Æ] «PµÇ¤W¸¢¥Ö½èªº
adrenocorticotrophic hormone	«PµÇ¤W¸¢¥Ö½è¿E¯À
adrenocorticotrophin	n. [Âå] ¿ËµÇ¤W¸¢¥Ö½è¯À
adrenocorticotropic	a. [Âå] ¿ËµÇ¤W¸¢¥Ö½èªº
adrenocorticotropin	n. [¥Í¤Æ] «PµÇ¤W¸¢¥Ö½è¿E¯À
adrenolytic	a. [ÃÄ] §íµÇ¤W¸¢¯À(©Ê)ªº, ­°¦åÀ£©Êªº
adrenotropic	a. [¥Í¤Æ] «PµÇ¤W¸¢ªº
adriamycin	n. [ÃÄ] ªüÅð¯À (¥Î©ó§Ü¸~½Fªº¤@ºØ§Üµß¯À)
Adrian	n. ¨È¼w³s(¨k¤l¦W)
Adriatic	n. ¨È±o¨½¨È®ü;  a. ¨È±o¨½¨È®üªº
adrift	adv. º}¬y¦a, º}ªy¦a;  a. º}¬yªº, º}ªyªº
adrip	a. Àã²O²Oªº
adroit	a. ¼ô½mªº, ÆF¥©ªº, ¾÷±Óªº, ºë©úªº
adroitly	adv. ¼ô½m¦a, ¾÷±Ó¦a, ±Ó±¶¦a
adroitness	n. ¼ô½m, ÆF¥©, ¾÷±Ó
adroop	pred. a. (¦]¨I«ä, ´d¶Ëµ¥)§C¤U¤FÀYªº, ««µÛÀY, Áy´Â¤U, ­ÁµøµÛ
adscititious	a. ¥~¥[ªº
adscript	a. «á°Oªº
adscription	n. ÂkÄÝ, ªþÄÝ, ªþµÛ, ©ë§ô, Âk¦], ÂkÄÝ, (Á¿¹D²×¤F®É»¡¡uºaÄ£Âk©ó¤W«Ò¡vµ¥ªº)Æg¬üµü
ADSL	n. «D¹ïºÙ¼Æ¦ì¦¡¥Î¤á½u¸ô(Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line)
adsmith	n. ¼¶¼g¼s§i¦rªº¤H
adsorb	vt. §lªþ
adsorbate	n. [²z¡E¤Æ] ³Q§lªþªºª«½è, §lªþ©Êª«½è
adsorbent	a. §lªþ©Êªº;  n. §lªþ¾¯
adsorption	n. §lªþ, §lªþ§@¥Î
adsorptive	a. §lªþ©Êªº
adsum	v. ¨ì, ¦³
ADT	(¤j¦è¬v)¤é¥ú¸`¬ù®É¶¡(Atlantic Daylight Time)(¤ñAtlantic Standard Time¦­¤@­Ó¤p®É)
adterminal	a. [Âå] ªñ¥½ºÝªº, (¦Ù)
adularia	n. [Äq] ¦Bªø¥Û (¦³¦Bªø¥Û¯ëªº¤×¨ä¬O«C¥Õ¥ú±mªº¥s¤ëªø¥Û(moonstone))
adulate	vt. ½Ô´A, ©^©Ó, ³{ªï
adulation	n. ½Ô´A, ©^©Ó, ªü½Û
adulator	n. ©^©ÓªÌ, ½Ô´AªÌ, ªü½ÛªÌ
adulatory	a. ½Ô´Aªº, ©^©Óªº, ªü½Ûªº
Adullamite	n. ¥Ñ©ó¬Fªv¤W·N¨£¤£¦P»P¥L¤H¥t²Õ·sÄÒ, «ù¤£¦P¬F¨£¬£§Oªº¤@­û
adult	n. ¦¨¤H, ¦¨¦~¤H, ¤j¤H;  a. ¦¨¦~¤Hªº, ¤w¦¨¼ôªº, ¾A¦X¦¨¤Hªº
adult education	¦¨¤H±Ð¨|
adulterant	a. ºUÂøªº, ºUÂø¥Îªº;  n. ºUÂøª«
adulterate	vt. ÄeÂø;  a. Äe°²ªº, ³q«Áªº
adulterate coin	°°¹ô
adulterated	a. ºUÂø§@°²ªº, ­°§C«~½è«_¥R¦WµP¤£¦Xªk©w¼Ð·Çªº
adulteration	n. ºUÂø, ºU°²ªºªF¦è
adulterator	n. Äe°²ªº¤H, »s³yÄeÂøª«ªÌ
adulterer	n. ³q«ÁªÌ, (¤×«ü)«Á¤Ò
adulteress	n. «Á°ü, ²]°ü
adulterine	a. ³q«Áªº, ¨p³q¦Ó¥Íªº
adulterous	a. ³q«Áªº, ¤£­sªº
adultery	n. ³q«Á, ¤£­s, ¨p³q
adulthood	n. ¦¨¦~, ¦¨¤H´Á, ¦¨¦~´Á
adumbral	a. ¾B¶§ªº
adumbrate	vt. µe½ü¹ø, ¹_°Ç, ¹w¥Ü
adumbration	n. ½ü¹ø, ¹w¥Ü, ³±¼v
adumbrative	a. ·t¥Üªº, ¹w¥Üªº
adunc	a. (³¾¼Lµ¥)¦V¤ºÅs¦±ªº
adurol	n. Åã¼v¾¯¤@ºØ
adust	a. ¯N°®ªº, ³±¨Iªº
adusted	a. °®Àꪺ, ¼~Æ{ªº, Æ{´eªº
adv.	adverb, adverbial advertisement
advance	vt. «e¶i, ¨Ï«e¶i, ±À«e, ±À¶i, ®Ê°¥, «P¶i, ´£°ª(»ù¿ú), ´£«e, ¹w¤ä, ¹Ô¥I, ´£¥X, vi. «e¶i, ¶i¨B, ¼W¶i, ¤Wº¦;  n. «e¶i, ¶i¨B, ®Ê°¥, ¹w¤ä, ®I¥ñ, ©wª÷, º¦»ù;  a. ¥ýµoªº, ¥ý»ºªº, ¹w¥ýªº, ¨Æ«eªº, ¹w¥Iªº
advance a proposal	´£¥X¤@¶µ«Øij
advance a reason	´£¥X¤@±ø²z¥Ñ
advance agency	¥ý¦æ°Ó, ´£­ÒªÌ
advance agent	n. (¥ý´Á©è¹F, ¬°ºt¥X¹ÎÅéµ¥³]¸m·|³õ¡B¶i¦æ«Å¶Çªº)¥ý»º¤H­û
advance an idea	´£¥X³]·Q
advance copy	n. ·s®Ñ¼Ë¥»(µo¦æ«eÃØ»P±M®a©Î§åµû®a)
advance economy	§â¸gÀÙ·d¤W¥h
advance guard	n. ¥ýµo³¡¶¤, ¥ý»º³¡¶¤
advance into	¶i¤J, ½Ä¶i, Âô¶i
advance man	n. advance agent
n. (¥ý´Á©è¹F, ¬°ºt¥X¹ÎÅéµ¥³]¸m·|³õ¡B¶i¦æ«Å¶Çªº)¥ý»º¤H­û
advance party	n. ¥ý»º¤H­û
advance payment	¹w¥I, ´£«e¤ä¥I
advance sale	n. ¹w°â
advance sheets	n. pl. (®Ñ¥»ªº)¼Ë±i
advance the interests of	´£°ª...ªº§Q¯q
advance ticket	n. ¹w°â²¼
advance ticket office	°â¹w°â²¼³B, ­q²¼³B
advanced	a. ¥ý¶iªº, °ªµ¥ªº, °ª²`ªº, ¦~¦Ñªº, ¦~ÁÚªº
advanced degree	°ªµ¥¾Ç¦ì
advanced positions	«eªu°}¦a
advanced project	¥ý¶i­p¹º; »·´º³W¹º
advancement	n. «e¶i, ¶i¨B, ¼W¶i, «P¶i, ¤É¯Å, ®Ê¤É
advancer	n. «e¶iªÌ, ¶¯³À¨¤ªº²Ä¤G¤eªK
advancing	vbl. «e¶i, ¼W¥[, ¤Wº¦
advantage	n. ¦n³B, ÀuÂI, Àu¶Õ, ªø³B, ¦³§Q±ø¥ó;  vt. ¦³§Q©ó, ¹ï...¦³¯q
advantaged	a. ¥eÀu¶Õªº, ¥e¦³§Q¦a¦ìªº, ±o¤Ñ¿W«pªº
advantageous	a. ¦³§Qªº, ¦³¯qªº
advantageously	adv. ¦³§Q¦a, ¦³¯q¦a
advantageousness	n. ¦³§Q, ¦³¯q
advect	v. ¥­¬y¶Ç°e
advection	n. ²¾¬y
advective	a. ²¾¬yªº
advehent	¦Pafferent
advent	n. (­«­n¤H¨Æª«ªº)¨Ó¨ì, ¨ÓÁ{, ¥X²{, ­C¿qªº­°Á{, ­°Á{¸`
Advent Sunday	n. ­C¿q­°Á{¸`¤¤ªº²Ä¤@­Ó¬P´Á¤é
adventage	n. ¦³§Q
Adventism	n. ­C¿q¦AÁ{½×
Adventist	n. ­C¿q¦AÁ{½×ªÌ
adventitia	n. [¸Ñ] (¾¹©xªº)¥~½¤, (¤×«ü)°Ê¯ß¦åºÞ¥~½¤
adventitious	a. °¸µMªº, ¥~¨Óªº, [Âå] °¸µoªº
adventitiously	adv. °¸µM¦a, ¥~¨Ó¦a
adventive	a. ¥~¨Óªº, «D¤gªøªº
adventruous	a. ³ßÅw«_ÀIªº, ¤jÁxªº, ÅåÀIªº
adventure	n. «_ÀI, «_ÀI¬G¨Æ, ¾úÀI, ©_¹J, §ë¾÷;  vi. «_ÀI, ¤jÁx¶i¦æ
adventure a proposal	¤jÁx´£¥X¤@¶µ«Øij
adventure one's life on it	«_µÛ¥Í©R¦MÀI¥h°µ
adventurer	n. «_ÀI®a, §ë¾÷ªÌ
adventuresome	a. ·R«_ÀIªº, ¦MÀIªº
adventuress	n. ¤k«_ÀI®a, ¤k§ë¾÷ªÌ
adventurism	n. (¬Fªv¡B¥~¥æªº)«_ÀI¥D¸q
adventurist	n. «_ÀI¥D¸qªÌ;  a. «_ÀI¥D¸qªÌªº
adventuristic	a. «_ÀI¥D¸qªº
adventurous	a. ³ßÅw«_ÀIªº, ¤jÁxªº, ÅåÀIªº, ¦MÀIªº
adventurously	adv. «_ÀI¦a, ·R«_ÀI¦a, ¤jÁx¦a
adverb	n. [¤åªk] °Æµü;  a. °Æµüªº(adverbial), ·í°Æµü¥Îªº
adverbial	a. [¤åªk] °Æµüªº, ·í°Æµü¥Îªº
adverbially	adv. ·í°Æµü¦a
adversaria	n. ³Æ§Ñ¿ý, °O¨Æ, ¯ó½Z, Âø¿ý, µ§°O¥»
adversary	n. ¹ï¤â, ¼Ä¤â, Å]¤ý, ¼»¥¹(Satan)
adversative	a. ¤Ï¸qªº, ¬Û¤Ïªº;  n. ¤Ï¸q¦r
adverse	a. ¬Û¤Ïªº, °fªº, ¼Ä¹ïªº, ¤£§Qªº
adverse fate	¤Ì¹B
adversely	adv. °f¦a, ¬Û¤Ï¦a, ¤£§Q¦a
adverseness	n. °f, ¤Ï¹ï, ¬Û¤Ï, ¤£©¯
adversity	n. °f¹Ò, ¤Ì¹B, ¤£©¯, ¨aÃø
advert	vi. ½Í¨ì, ½×¤Î;  n. ¼s§i
advert to	½Í¨ì..., ´£¨ì..., ´£¤Î...
advertence	n. ª`·N, ¯d·N, ½×¤Î
advertency	n. ª`·N, ¯d·N, ½×¤Î
advertent	a. ª`·Nªº, ¯d·Nªº, ¯d¤ßªº
advertise	v. °µ¼s§i, µn¼s§i, µo§i¥Ü, «Å¶Ç, «Å´­
advertise a reward	µn¼s§iÄa½à
advertise by	³q¹L...§@¼s§i
advertise for	¬°...§@¼s§i, µn¼s§i©Û¸u...
advertise for something	µn¼s§i´M§ä
advertise oneself	¦Û§j¦Û¾Ý
advertisement	n. ¼s§i, «Å¶Ç, ±Ò¨Æ
advertisement column	n. ¼s§iÄæ
advertisement mail	n. ¼s§i«H, ¼s§i¶l¥ó
advertiser	n. µn¼s§iªÌ, ¼s§i«È¤á
advertising	a. ¼s§iªº, ¦³Ãö¼s§iªº;  n. ¼s§i·~, ¼s§i
advertize	vt. ¼s§i, µn¼s§i, «Å¶Ç
advertizement	n. ¼s§i, ³q§i
advertizer	n. ¼s§iªÌ, ¼s§i«È¤á
advertizing	n. ¼s§i·~, ¼s§i;  a. ¼s§iªº
advertorial	n. ³ø¾É§Î¦¡ªº¼s§i, «Å¶Ç¦¡³ø¾É
advg.	advertising
advice	n. ÄU§i, ©¾§i, «Øij, ·N¨£, ³qª¾;  v. ÄU§i, ©¾§i, «Øij
advice columnist	´£¨Ñ«t¸ßªº±MÄæ§@®a
Advice when most needed is least heeded.	©¾¨¥°f¦Õ
advisability	n. ©ú´¼
advisable	a. ¥i¨úªº, ¾A·íªº, ¦X²zªº, ©ú´¼ªº
advisableness	n. ¥iÄU§i, ©ú´¼
advisably	adv. ¥iÄU§i¦a, ¾A·í¦a, ©ú´¼¦a
advise	v. ©¾§i, ÄU§i, «Øij, ³qª¾, °Ó¶q
advise about	´N...¹ï¬Y¤H´£¥XÄU§i
advise against	ÄU§i¤£­n...
advise on	´N...¹ï¬Y¤H´£¥XÄU§i
advise on something	°Ó¶q
advise someone against	ÄU§i¬Y¤H¤£­n..., ÄUªý¬Y¤H°µ...
advise someone against something	ÄU§i
advise someone of something	§â¬Y¨Æ§i¶D¬Y¤H
advise with someone on something	´N¬Y¨Æ¦P¬Y¤H°Ó¶q
advised	a. ¦Ò¼{¹Lªº, ²Ó·Q¹Lªº
advisedly	adv. ¸g¹L¦Ò¼{¦a, ¬G·N¦a
advisee	n. ¨ü¨ì«Øij©Î©¾§iªº¤H, [¬ü] «ü©w¥Ñ«ü¾É±Ð®vÀ°§Uªº¾Ç¥Í
advisement	n. ¼ô¼{, ¦Ò¼{
adviser	n. ©¾§iªÌ, ÄU§iªÌ, ÅU°Ý, «ü¾É±Ð®v
advising	vbl. ÄU§i, ³qª¾, ©¾§i
advisor	n. ©¾§iªÌ, ÄU§iªÌ, ÅU°Ý, «ü¾É±Ð®v
advisory	a. ©¾§iªº, ÄU§iªº, «t¸ßªº, ÅU°Ýªº;  n. ª¬ªp³ø§i, (®ð¶H)³ø§i
advisory committee	ÅU°Ý©e­û·|, «t¸ß©e­û·|
advisory organ	«t¸ß¾÷ºc
advister	n. ÅU°Ý
advitant	n. ºû¥Í¯À
advocaat	n. ªü¨U¥d¯S°s, ²üÄõ³J­»°s (¥ÎÂû³J¡B¬â¿}¡B¥ÕÄõ¦a°s¥[­»¤lÄõ»s¦¨)
advocacy	n. ¹ª§j, ´£­Ò, ¥D±i, ¤ä«ù, ¾ÖÅ@, ÅGÅ@ªÌ(«ß®v)
advocate	n. ´£­ÒªÌ, ­Ò¾ÉªÌ, ¾ÖÅ@ªÌ, ÅGÅ@ªÌ;  vt. ¹ª§j, ¥D±i, ¤ä«ù, ¾ÖÅ@, ´£­Ò
advocation	n. [Ĭ®æÄõ«ß¡E±Ð·|«ß] ¤¤°ª¯Åªk°|¹ï¤U¯Åªk°|ÀÀ¦Û¦æ¼f²zªº¶D³^®×¥óªº´£½Õ, ¾ÖÅ@, ¤ä«ù, ´£­Ò, ¥D±i, ¹ª§j, «Å¶Ç, («ß®vªº)ÅGÅ@
advocator	n. ¾ÖÅ@ªÌ, ´£­ÒªÌ, ­Ò¾ÉªÌ
advocatory	a. ¾ÖÅ@ªº, ÅGÅ@ªº
advowson	n. ¸t¾±Â»PÅv
advt.	n. ¼s§i(advertisement), ¤½§i, ±Ò¨Æ
advtg.	advantage
adwoman	n. ¤k¼s§iªÌ
adynamia	n. °I®z
adynamic	a. °I®zªº
adytum	n. ¤º·µ, ¤º°|, ±K«Ç
adz	n. ¤â©ò
adze	n. ¤â©ò
adzuki bean	n. ¨ª¨§
ae.	·³ªº(aetatis)
AEA	n. ­ì¤l¯à¤½·|(Atomic Energy Authority)
Aeacus	n. [§Æ¯«] ·R¦Ò¤h (Zeus ¤§¤l, ¦º«á¦b­ß©²(Hades)¬°§P©x)
AEC	n. ­ì¤l¯à©e­û·|(Atomic Energy Commission)
aecial	a. [´Ó] ù×(ÌU)¤l¾¹(aecium)ªº
aecidium	n. ù×ÌU¤l¾¹, ùפl¾¹
aeciospore	n. [´Ó] ù×ÌU¤l
aecium	n. [´Ó] ù×ÌU¤l¾¹, ùפl¾¹ (µßÃþªº¥Í´Þ¾¹©x¤§¤@)
aedes	n. °\¸}°A
aedicula	n. ¥Î§@¼q¦tªº¤p«Ø¿vª«(¦p³Í±Ûªùµ¥ªº, ¦¬ÂÃÀJ¹³ªº¯«ªÀ¥¿·µªº«Ø³yª«), ¤p«Ø¿vª«
aedile	n. Àç³y¥q[¥jù°¨ªº©x¦O]
Aegean	a. ·Rµ^®üªº;  n. ·Rµ^®ü
Aegean Islands	n. pl. ·Rµ^(®ü)¸s®q
aeger	n. Âå®v¶EÂ_ÃÒ©ú®Ñ
Aegina	n. [¦a] ·R¥ì¯Ç®q (§ÆþªF«n³¡ Salonika ÆWªº®qÀ¬), [¦a] ¸Ó®qªº«°Âí©Ò²Õ¦¨ªº¥j¥N«°¥«°ê®a
aegis	n. §ÈÅ@, «OÅ@, ¤ä«ù, ©z´µ(Zeus)±Â»P¨ä¤k(Athena)ªº¬ÞµP
Aegisthus	n. [§Æ¯«] ®J¬Ñ´µ¦«´µ(Clytemnestra »P¤§¨p³q, ©M¥L¤@°_¿Ñ±þ¨ä¤Ò Agamemnon «á¤S³Q¦ºªÌ¤§¤l Orestes ©Ò±þ)
aegrotat	n. ¶EÂ_®Ñ
Aeneas	n. ¥ì¥§¤Ì´µ(Troy¾Ôª§¤¤ªº¤@¦W­^¶¯)
Aeneid	n. ù°¨¸Ö¤HVirgilµÛªº¥v¸Ö(±Ô­zTroy³´¸¨«áAeneasªº¬y®ö»P«_ÀI¨ÆÂÝ)
Aeneolithic	a. [¦Ò¥j] ¬õ»É®É¥Nªº, »É¥Û¨Ö¥Î®É¥Nªº (·s¥Û¾¹®É¥N¨ì«C»É®É¥Nªº¹L´ç´Á)
aeneous	a. (©øÂÎ)¨­Åé§eª÷ºñ¦âªº
Aeolian	a. ­·¯«(Aeolus)ªº, ¨Ì¼Ú¨½´µªº, ¨Ì¼Ú¨½´µ¤Hªº
Aeolic	a. ¥ì¼Ú¨½´µ(¤H)ªº;  n. ¥ì¼Ú¨½´µ»y
aeolight	n. ­·¥úºÞ
aeolipile	n. [¾a»]®ðªº] °jÂà¸Ë¸m
aeolipyle	n. [¾a»]®ðªº] °jÂà¸Ë¸m
Aeolis	n. [¦a] ¥ì¶ø§Q¨È (¥j¥N¤p¨È²Ó¨È¦è¥_³¡¤§¤@§Æþ´Þ¥Á¦a)
aeolotropic	a. [²z] «Dµ¥¤è¦Vªº, ¦U¦V²§©Êªº
Aeolus	n. [§Æ¯«] ­·¯«
aeon	n. [¤å] ¥Ã¥@, »õ¸U¦~, ·¥ªøªº®É¶¡
aeonian	a. ¥Ã»·ªº, ¥Ã¤[ªº
aepyornis	n. [¥j¥Í] ¶©³¾ÄÝ(Aepyornis)ªº¦UºØµL­¸µ¾¯à¤Oªº³¾(Madagascar®q²£, ªü©Ô§B¶Ç»¡¤¤ªº¤jÄP³¾)
aeq.	equal
aerate	vt. ¼ÉÅS©óªÅ®ð¤¤, ÂÇ©I§l§@¥Îµ¹¦å²G¨Ñ®ñ
aerated	a. [­^¡E«Z] ¥Í®ðªº, ¿³¾Äªº
aerated water	n. [­^] ºÒ»Ä¤ô
aeration	n. ³q­·
aerator	n. ³q­·¸Ë¸m, ºÒ»Ä¤ô»s³y¾¹
aerenchyma	n. [´Ó] (¤ô¥Í´Óª«ªº)³q®ð²Õ´
aerial	a. ªÅ®ðªº, ¤j®ðªº, ªÅ¤¤ªº, ¯èªÅªº, ­¸¾÷ªº, µ}Á¡ªº, µê¤Ûªº, [´Ó] ®ð¥Íªº;  n. ¤Ñ½u
aerial acrobatics	¯S§Þ­¸¦æ
aerial blitz	ªÅ¤¤°{¹q¾Ô
aerial bomb	n. ªÅ§ëªº¬µ¼u
aerial defence	¨¾ªÅ
aerial domain	»âªÅ
aerial ladder	n. [¬ü] (®ø¨¾¥Î)¶³±è([­^] turntable ladder)
aerial navigation	ªÅ¤¤¯è¦æ, ¯èªÅ
aerial photo reconnaissance	ªÅ¤¤·Ó¬Û°»¹î
aerial railway	n. ªÅ¤¤¯Á¹D
aerial refueling	n. ªÅ¤¤¥[ªo
aerial roots	n. pl. [´Ó] ®ð®Ú
aerial torpedo	n. ªÅ§ëªº³½¹p
aerial warfare	ªÅ¾Ô
aerialist	n. °ªªÅÂø§Þ®v
aeriality	n. Ãþ¦üªÅ®ðªº©Ê½è, ªÅµê
aerially	adv. ¦bªÅ¤¤, ¹³ªÅ®ð¤@¼Ë, ªÅ·Q¦a
aerialswitch	n. ¤Ñ½u¶}Ãö
aerie	n. (ÆNµ¥¿v¦b°ª³Bªº)³¾±_, °ª³Bªº©Ð¤l, °ª³Bªº«°³ù
aeriferous	a. ±aªÅ®ðªº, ¶Ç®ðªº
aerification	n. »PªÅ®ð¤Æ¦X, ®ðÅé¤Æ, ®ð¤Æ
aeriform	a. ªÅ®ðª¬ªº, ®ðÅ骺, µL§Îªº
aerify	v. ¨Ï»PªÅ®ð¤Æ¦X, ®ðÅé¤Æ, ®ð¤Æ
aero	a. ­¸¾÷ªº, ¯èªÅªº, ­¸¦æªº;  comb. ªí¥Ü¡uªÅ®ð¡B¤j®ð¡B®ðÅé¡B¯èªÅ¡v
aero-otitis media	n. ¯èªÅ¤¤¦Õª¢
aero.	aeronautical, aeronautics
aerobacter	n. [µß] ®ð±ìµßÄÝ(Aerobacter)ªº¤@ºØ²Óµß, ªÅ®ð±ìµß(»Ý®ñ©Ê¸z¤º²Óµß)
aeroballistics	n. ªÅ®ð¼u¹D¾Ç
aerobatic	a. ¯S§Þ­¸¦æªº
aerobatics	n. ¯S§Þ­¸¦æ, ¯S§Þ­¸¦æ³N
aerobe	n. ¦n®ñ©Ê¥Íª«, ¦n®ñ©Ê·L¥Íª«
aerobee	n. »e¸Á¤õ½b(°ªªÅ±´´ú¥Î¤õ½b)
aerobic	a. (²Óµß)¥Í¦s¦b®ñ®ð¤¤ªº, ¦n®ñ©Êªº, ®ñ®ðªº
aerobic dancing	n. ¦³®ñ»RÁÐ
aerobics	n. ¦³®ñ¹B°Ê
aerobiology	n. ¤j®ð¥Íª«¾Ç
aerobioscope	n. [Âå] ¤j®ðµßÃþ´ú¶q­p, (´úÀˤj®ð¤º²Óµß¤§¦h¹è)
aerobiosis	n. [¥Í] »Ý®ð¥Í¬¡, ®ð¥Í
aerobium	n. ¦n®ñ©Ê¥Íª«
aeroboat	n. ¤ô¤W­¸¾÷
aerobus	n. [¤f] «È¾÷
aerocamera	n. ªÅ¤¤Äá¼v¾÷
aerocar	n. ®ð¹Ô¨®
aerocolpos	n. [Âå] ³±¹D¿n®ð
aerocraft	n. ¯èªÅ¾¹
aeroculture	n. ®ð¯Ñ, ®ð¯Ñªk
aerocystoscopy	n. [Âå] »H¯Ö¥R®ð»H¯ÖÃèÀˬdªk
aerodermectasia	n. [Âå] ¥Ö½§®ð¸~, (¦Psubcutaneous 
emphysema)
aerodonetics	n. ·Æµ¾³N, ªÅ¤¤·Æµ¾¾Ç
aerodontalgia	n. [Âå] °ªªÅ¾¦µh(¦b­¸¦æ®É, ¦]§Ö³t¤W¤É, ¥~¬É®ðÀ£¾U´î, ÆT¾¦¤ºªÅ®ð«æ³t¿±µÈ­Pµh)
aerodrome	n. ­¸¾÷³õ, ¾÷³õ
aerodynamicist	n. ªÅ®ð°Ê¤O¾ÇªÌ, ®ðÅé¤O¾ÇªÌ
aerodynamics	n. ªÅ®ð¤O¾Ç, ¯èªÅ¤O¾Ç
aerodyne	n. ­«¯èªÅ¾÷
aeroembolism	n. ®ðªw®ê¶ë¯g, °ªªÅ¯f
aeroengine	n. [ªÅ] ­¸¾÷¤ÞÀº
Aeroflot	n. «eĬÁp¥Á¯è
aerofoil	n. [­^] Ál, ­·ªO
aerogel	n. [²z¡E¤Æ] ®ð¾®½¦ (±N¾®½¦¤¤ªº²GÅé¥Î®ð¨ú¥N)
aerogen	n. [Âå] ²£®ðµß
aerogenerator	n. ­·¤Oµo¹q¾÷
aerogenesis	n. [Âå] ®ðÅé¥Í¦¨, ®ðÅé»s³y
aerogenic	a. [Âå] ²£®ðªº
aerogram	n. µL½u¹q³ø, ¯èªÅ¶l¥ó, ¯èªÅ¶l²
aerogramme	n. ¯èªÅ¶l², ¯èªÅ¶l¥ó
aerograph	vt. ¥Î¼QÃú¾¹Ã¸¹Ï;  n. ®ð¶H°O¿ý»ö
aerography	n. ®ð¶H¾Ç
aerohydrotherapy	n. [Âå] ®ð¤ôÀøªk
aerohydrous	a. (Äqª«)¥]®ð²Gªº, ­Ý§t®ð»P¤ô¤GªÌªº
aerolite	n. ¹k¥Û
aerolith	n. ¹k¥Û
aerologist	n. °ªªÅ®ð¶H¾Ç®a
aerology	n. °ªªÅ®ð¶H¾Ç
aeromagnetic	n. ªÅ®ðºÏ©Ê
aeromarine	a. ®ü¤W­¸¦æªº
aeromechanic	a. ®ðÅé¤O¾Çªº, ¯èªÅ¤O¾Çªº;  n. ­¸¾÷­×²z§Þ¤u
aeromechanics	n. ®ðÅé¤O¾Ç, ¯èªÅ¤O¾Ç
aeromedical	a. ¯èªÅÂå¾Çªº
aeromedicine	n. ¯èªÅÂå¾Ç
aerometeorograph	n. ¯èªÅ®ð¶H¹Ï
aerometer	n. ¶q®ð­p, ®ðÅé­p
aerometry	n. ®ðÅé´ú¶q, ¶q®ð¾Ç
aeron.	aeronautics
aeronaut	n. ®ð²y¾r¾p­û(­¼«È), ­¸¸¥¾r¾p­û
aeronautic	a. ¯èªÅªº, ¯èªÅ¾Çªº, ¯èªÅ§Þ³Nªº, ­¸¦æ­ûªº
aeronautical	a. ¯èªÅªº, ¯èªÅ¾Çªº, ¯èªÅ§Þ³Nªº, ­¸¦æ­ûªº
aeronautics	n. ¯èªÅ¾Ç, ¯èªÅ³N
aeronaval	a. [­x] ®üªÅªº
aeroneurosis	n. ¯èªÅ¯«¸g¯g
aeronomic	a. ¤j®ð°ªªÅª«²z¤Æ¾Ç¬ã¨sªº
aeronomical	a. ¤j®ð°ªªÅª«²z¤Æ¾Ç¬ã¨sªº
aeronomist	n. ¤j®ð°ªªÅª«²z¤Æ¾Ç¬ã¨sªÌ
aeronomy	n. ¤j®ð°ªªÅª«²z¤Æ¾Ç¬ã¨s
aeropathy	n. [Âå] ®ðÀ£¯f
aeropause	n. ¾A¯è¤j®ð¬É¼h
aeroperitonia	n. [Âå] ¸¡½¤µÄ¿n®ð, (»Paeroperitoneum³q¥Î)
aerophagia	n. [ºë¯«¯f¾Ç] §]®ð¯g, §]¤JªÅ®ð¯g
aerophare	n. µL½u¹q«ü¼Ð
aerophile	n. ·R¦n­¸¦æªÌ, ­¸¦æ°g
aerophilic	a. [Âå] ¶Ý®ðªº
aerophilous	a. [Âå] ¶Ý®ðªº
aerophobia	n. °ªªÅ®£Ä߯g
aerophobic	n. °ªªÅ®£Ä߯gªÌ
aerophone	n. ¯èªÅ­¸¾÷¹q¸Ü, ªÅ¤¤±´­µ¾÷, ®ð»ï¼Ö¾¹, ºÞ¼Ö¾¹, §UÅ¥¾¹
aerophore	n. [Âå] ¤â´£¦¡©I§l¾¹ (¦b¤ô¤¤©Î¦³¬r®ð³B¬°Äq¤u©Î¼ç¤ô­û¨Ï¥Î)
aerophotography	n. ªÅ¤¤Äá¼v³N, ªÅ¤¤·Ó¬Û³N
aerophysics	n. ¯èªÅ(¤j®ð)ª«²z¾Ç, ¤j®ð¤O¾Ç
aerophyte	n. [¥ÍºA] ®ð¥Í´Óª«
aeroplane	n. [­^] ­¸¾÷([¬ü] airplane)
aeroplankton	n. ªÅ¤¤ßì碥ͪ«, ªÅ¤¤·L¥Íª«
aeroplethysmograph	n. [Âå] ©I§l®e¿n´y°O¾¹
aeropolitics	n. °ê»Ú¯èªÅ¬Fµ¦
aeroport	n. ¾÷³õ
aeroscope	n. (Åã·LÃèÀˬd¨Ï¥Îªº)¤@ºØ§l¨úªÅ¤¤·L¤pª«Å餧¸Ë¸m
aeroshell	n. [¤ÓªÅ] (¯èªÅ¾¹³nµÛ³°¨Ï¥Îªº)´î³t³Ê
aerosinusitis	n. [Âå] °ªªÅ©ÊÄuª¢(­¸¦æ®É¤§«æ³t¤U­°, ¤Þ°_Äu¤º¤§¥R¦å¤Î¥X¦å), (¦Pbarosinusitis)
aerosol	n. ¼QÃú¾¹, ·ÏÃú, ·ÏÃú½è
aerosol bomb	·Ï¹õ¼u
aerospace	n. ¤j®ð¼h¤Î¤ÓªÅ
aerosphere	n. ¤j®ð¼h
Aerosporin	polymyxin B sulfate»s¾¯¤§°Ó«~¦W
aerostat	n. ¯èªÅ¾¹
aerostatic	a. ®ðÅéÀR¤O¾Çªº, ¯èªÅ³Nªº
aerostatical	a. ®ðÅéÀR¤O¾Çªº, ¯èªÅ³Nªº
aerostatics	n. ®ðÅéÀR¤O¾Ç
aerostation	n. ®ð²y¾r¾pªk
aerotaxis	n. [¥Í] ÁÍ®ð©Ê, ÁÍ®ñ©Ê
aerotherapeutics	n. [Âå] ¤j®ð[ªÅ®ð]Àøªk(¾Ç)
aerotherapy	n. ¤j®ð[ªÅ®ð]Àøªk(¾Ç)
aerothermodynami	n. ®ðÅé¼ö¤O¾Ç
aerothermodynamics	n. ®ð°Ê¼ö¤O¾Ç
aerotitis	n. ªÅ®ðª¢(¦]­¸¾÷¤º®ðÀ£ÅܤƦӲ£¥Í¦Õ¤ºµoª¢²{¶H)
aerotonometer	n. [Âå] ®ðÅéÀ£¤O­p
aerotrain	n. Á³±Û¼Õ¤õ¨®(¤@ºØ¦b³æ­yªº®ð¹Ô¤W¦æ¾pªºÁ³±Û¼ß±À¶iªº¨®½ø)
aerotransport	n. ¹B¿é¾÷
aeruginous	a. ºñ«Cªº, »Éºñ¦âªº
aerugo	n. ª÷ÄÝù×, (¤×«ü)»Éºñ (¶À»É©Î»É¤§ù×)
aery	n. (°ª³Bªº)³¾±_, °ª³Bªº©Ð¤l, °ª³Bªº«°³ù
Aeschylus	n. ¥ì´µ©_°Ç´µ(525-456 B.C.§Æþªº´d¼@¸Ö¤H)
Aesculapian	a. [ù¯«] Â寫(Aesculapius)ªº, Âå³Nªº
Aesculapius	n. [ù¯«] ¥ì´µªô°Ç¤Ç¤Ì´µ(Â寫, Apollo¤§¤l), Â寫, Âå®v, Âå¥Í(physician)
Aesir	n. pl. ¥_¼Ú¯«¸Ü¤¤¤§²³¯« (¦í¦b Asgard)
Aesop	n. ¥ì¯Á(619-564 B.C. §Æþ¤H, ¥ì¯Á´J¨¥§@ªÌ)
Aesop's Fables	¥ì¯Á´J¨¥
Aesopian	a. ¥ì¯Áªº
Aesopic	a. ¥ì¯Áªº, ¥ì¯Á°Êª«´J¨¥¦¡ªº, ´J·Nªº
aesthete	n. ¼f¬ü®a, °ß¬ü¥D¸qªÌ
aesthetic	a. ¬üªº, ¬ü¾Çªº, ¼f¬üªº, ¦³¬ü·Pªº
aesthetical	a. ¬üªº, ¬ü¾Çªº
aesthetically	aesthetic
a. ¬ü¦a, ¬ü¾Ç¦a, ¼f¬ü¦a, ¦³¬ü·P¦a
aesthetician	n. ¬ü¾Ç®a
aestheticism	n. °ß¬ü¥D¸q
aestheticize	vt. ¬ü¤Æ
aesthetics	n. ¬ü¾Ç
aesthetism	n. °ß¬ü¥D¸q
aestival	a. ®L©uªº
aestivate	vi. [­^] ®L¯v, Á×´»
aestivation	n. [­^] ®L¯v
aet.	·³ªº(aetatis)
aetat.	a. ...·³ªº(aetatis), ...·³®Éªº
aetatis	a. ...·³ªº, ...·³®Éªº
aether	n. îÅ, ¤ÑªÅ, »a¤Ñ, ¥H¤Ó
aethereal	a. »´Äƪº, ªÅ®ð¤@¯ëªº
aethereality	n. îŪº©Ê½è, »´§®
aetherealization	n. ÆF¤Æ
aetherealize	a. ÆF[®ð] ¤Æ, ¨ÏÆF§®
aethereally	adv. »´ÄƦa, ªÅ®ð¤@¯ë¦a
aetherial	a. »´Äƪº, ªÅ®ð¤@¯ëªº
aetherify	a. ¨Ï¤Æ¬°îÅ
aetherization	n. îų¾K(ªk)
aetherize	a. ¥Hîų¾K, ¤Æ¦¨¬°îÅ
aetiology	n. ­ì¦]½×, [Âå] ¯f­ì¾Ç
Aetna	n. ®J¯S¯Ç¤õ¤s(¦bSicily®q), °sºë¿OµN¤ô¾¹
AEW	n. ªÅ¤¤¦­´Áĵ§Ù¾÷(Airborne Early Warning)
af	pref. ¦Pad¡A¥[¦b¥Hf°_­ºªº¦r«e, ¦V...(=to), ´Â...(=towards), ©¹...(=towards), Anglo-French
Af.	«D¬w(¤j³°)Africa, African
AFAK	n. ¹ïÁúªZ¤O¤ä´©(Armed Forces Assistance to Korea)
afar	adv. [¤å] ¦b»·³B, ±q»·³B, »»»·¦a
afc	n. ÁnÀW§Ü¬y°é
afeard	a. ®£Äߪº
afeared	a. ®£Äߪº
afebrile	a. µL¼öªº, ¤£µo¿Nªº
aff.	affirmative, affirming
affability	n. ©Mħ¥i¿Ë, ¤Íµ½, ¿Ë¤Á, ®ï¶Ô
affable	a. ©Mħ¥i¿Ëªº, ¤Íµ½ªº, ¿Ë¤Áªº, ®ï¶Ôªº
affably	adv. ©Mħ¥i¿Ë¦a, ©Mµ½¦a, ®ï¶Ô¦a
affair	n. ¨Æ±¡, ¨Æ¥ó, ¾°È, ¤u§@, ª«¥ó, ªF¦è, Åʱ¡
affaire	n. ®ç¦â¨Æ¥ó, ãn»D, (¤Þ°_¤½²³Ãö¤ß[ª§½×]ªº)¨Æ¥ó
affaire de coeur	n. ­·¬yÃý¨Æ, Åʱ¡
affairs	n. ¨Æ©y
affect	vt. ¼vÅT, §@¥Î©ó, §«®`, ·P°Ê, ·P¬V, (¯e¯f)«Iŧ, [¤å] ¸Ë, °²¸Ë, ¨Ë¸Ë, ¸Ë§@, ·R¦n, ·R¥Î, ¶É¦V©ó
affectation	n. °²¸Ë, µê¹¢, °µ§@
affected	a. ¨ü¼vÅTªº, ¨ü(¯e¯f)«Iŧªº, ³y§@ªº, °²¸Ëªº
affected airs	¸ËµÄ§@¶Õ
affectedly	adv. ¸Ë¼Ò§@¼Ë¦a, ¤£¦ÛµM
affecting	a. ·P¤Hªº, °Ê¤Hªº, ¥i¼¦ªº
affectingly	adv. ¥O¤H·P°Ê©Î¶Ë¤ß¦a
affection	n. ·P±¡, ·R±¡, ¦n·P, ·R¼}, ¯e¯f
affectionate	a. ±¡²`ªº, ¼°·Rªº, ®¦·Rªº
affectionately	adv. ±¡²`¦a, ¼°·R¦a
affectionateness	n. ±¡²`, ²`·R
affectioned	a. [¥j] ¶É¦V...ªº, ¦³...·N¦Vªº
affective	a. ±¡ºü¤Wªº, ·P±¡ªº
affectively	adv. ±¡ºü¤W¦a, ·P±¡¦a
affectivity	n. ·PIJ©Ê, ·P±¡±Ó·P, ·P±¡, ±¡ºü, [¤ß] ±¡·P©Ê, ©ö·P©Ê
affenpinscher	n. ·íÃdª«ªº¤p«¬ª¯ªº¤@ºØ
afferent	a. ¶Ç¤Jªº, ¦V¤ßªº
affettuoso	a. ±¡·PÂ×´Iªº;  adv. ±¡·PÂ×´I¦a
affiance	n. ±B¬ù;  vt. ­q±B
affiant	n. ¤f¨Ñ¤H
affiche	n. (±i¶Kªº)§G§i, ³q§i
affidavit	n. ¤f¨Ñ, «Å»}®Ñ
affiliate	v. °Ñ¥[, ¥[¤J, ¥[·ù;  n. ¤ä³¡, ¤ä·|, ¤À·|, ·|­û, °Ñ¥[ªÌ
affiliate oneself with	»P...¦³¨Ó©¹, ¥[¤J...
affiliate with	¥æ©¹
affiliated	a. °Ñ¥[ªº, ¥[¤Jªº, ¥[·ùªº, ¦³ÃöÁpªº, ¤ä³¡ªº
affiliated company	ÁpÀ礽¥q, ÃöÁp¥ø·~¤½¥q
affiliated enterprise	ÃöÁp¥ø·~
affiliation	n. ¥[¤J, ¤J·|, Ápô, Ãö«Y
affinal	a. n. «Ã¿Ë(ªº), ¦P·½ªº
affine	a. [¼Æ] ¥é®gªº
affined	a. «Ã¿Ëªº, ¦³Ãö«Yªº
affinin	n. [Âå] ¤@ºØ¥Ñ´Óª«Heliopsis Longipes©â¥X¤§¯×ÓiÃþ, ¥Î§@±þÂΩΧ½³¡³ÂÃÄ
affinitive	a. ¦³±K¤ÁÃö«Yªº
affinity	n. «Ã¿ËÃö«Y, ¿Ë±KÃö«Y, ¬Û¦ü¤§³B, ·R¦n, §l¤Þ¤O, [¤Æ] ¿Ë©M¤O
affirm	v. ½T©w, Â_¨¥, ªÖ©w, ½T»{, [ªk«ß] ÃÒ¹ê
affirm one's loyalty to	Án©ú©¾©ó...
affirm to	ÃÒ©ú, ÃÒ¹ê...
affirmable	a. ¥iÂ_¨¥ªº
affirmance	n. Â_¨¥, ½T»{
affirmant	n. Â_¨¥ªÌ, ½T»{ªÌ
affirmation	n. Â_¨¥, ªÖ©w, ½T»{
affirmative	a. Â_¨¥ªº, ªÖ©wªº;  n. ªÖ©w»y, ªÖ©w©RÃD
affirmative sentence	n. [¤åªk] ªÖ©w¥y
affirmatively	adv. ªÖ©w¦a, ½T©w¦a, Â_¨¥¦a
affirmatory	a. ªÖ©wªº, Â_¨¥ªº
affix	vt. ªþ¥[, ¶K¤W, »\¦L, ¸p¦W, ñ¦W, ¥[¸o;  n. ªþ¥[ª«, ²K¥[ª«, [¤åªk] ±µÃã
affix to	ñ¸p, ¶K¤W
affixation	n. ªþ¥[±µÃã
affixture	n. ªþ¥[, ªþ¥[ª«
afflated	a. ¨Ó¦ÛÆF·Pªº, ·PÀ³¯«ÆFªº
afflatus	n. ÆF·P
afflict	vt. ¨Ïµh­W, ¨Ï­W´o, ¨Ï¾D¨ü
affliction	n. µh­W, ­W´o, §é¿i, µh­Wªº­ì¦]
afflictive	a. ¨Ï¤Hµh­Wªº, ­W´oªº
affluence	n. Â×´I, ´I¸Î, ´I¨¬, ´é¨ì
affluent	a. ´I¸Îªº, ´I¨¬ªº, Â×´Iªº
affluently	adv. Â×´I¦a, ´I¨¬¦a, ´I¸Î¦a
affluenza	n. ´I¯Î¯f, ´I±C¯f
afflux	n. ¬y¤J, ª`¤J, ´é¤J
affluxion	¦Pafflux
afforce	vt. (¥H¼W¬£±M®a)¥[±j(³­¼f¹Îµ¥ªº°}®e)
afford	vt. ­t¾á±o°_, ¥X±o°_, [¤å] ´£¨Ñ, ¨Ñµ¹
afford employment to	¬°...´£¨Ñ´N·~¾÷·|
afford satisfaction to	¨Ï...º¡¨¬
afford someone an opportunity	µ¹¬Y¤H¤@­Ó¾÷·|
affordable	a. (»ù¿ú)¦X¾Aªº, ¥X±o°_ªº
afforest	vt. ³yªL©ó
afforestation	n. ³yªL
affranchise	v. «ì´_¦Û¥Ñ, ÄÀ©ñ
affray	n. [¤å] ´þÂZ, ´þ¨Æ, ÄÌ°Ê, ¥´¬[
affreight	vt. ¥]¯²(³f½ü)
affreightment	n. ¯²²î³f¹B
affricate	n. ¶ëÀ¿­µ
affrication	n. [­µ] ¶ë/ÃzÀ¿­µ¤Æ
affricative	n. a. [­µ] ¶ë/ÃzÀ¿­µ(ªº)
affright	vt. ¨Ï®£©Æ, ¨Ï®`©È, ÅåÀ~;  n. ®£Äß, ®£©Æ
affront	vt. (·í²³)«V°d, «_¥Ç, ®õµM­±¹ï;  n. «V°d
affront death	Á{¦º¤£Äß, »}¦º¦pÂk
affrontive	a. [¥j] «_¥Çªº, µL§ªº, ­ð¬ðªº, §ðÀ»ªº
afft.	n. «Å»}¤f¨Ñ®Ñ(affidavit)
affusion	n. ª`¤ô
Afg.	n. ªü´I¦½(Afghanistan)
afghai	n. ªü´I¦½¹ô
Afghan	n. ªü´I¦½¤H, ªü´I¦½»y, ¤ò´à¤§¤@ºØ;  a. ªü´I¦½ªº, ªü´I¦½¤Hªº, ªü´I¦½»yªº
Afghan hound	n. ªü´I¦½Ây¤ü
afghani	n. ªü´I¦½¥§(ªü´I¦½ªº³f¹ô³æ¦ì, =100 puls, °O¸¹ AF), ªü´I¦½»y
Afghanistan	n. ªü´I¦½(°ê¦W¡A¦b¦è¨È, ­º³£Kabul)
aficionado	n. ·R¦nªÌ, ¨g, °g
afield	adv. ¦Ü³¥¥~, ¦Ü¥Ð³¥, ¦Ü»·¤è, ©¹¾Ô³õ
afips	n. ¬ü°ê«H®§³B²z¾Ç·|Áp¦X·|
afire	a. µÛ¤õªº, ¿U¿Nªº, ¼ö¯Pªº;  adv. µÛ¤õ¦a, ¿U¿N¦a, ¼ö¯P¦a
AFL-CIO	n. ¬ü°ê³Ò¤uÁ`·|»P²£·~³Ò¤u²Õ´(American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organization)
aflame	a. ¿U¿Nªº, µÛ¤õªº, ¤õ¬õªº, ¿K¼öªº, ¼ö¯Pªº;  adv. ¿U¿N¦a, µÛ¤õ¦a, ¤õ¬õ¦a, ¿K¼ö¦a, ¼ö¯P¦a
aflatoxicosis	n. [Âå] ¶ÀÄT¬r¯À¤¤¬r(°ª¦MÀI¯e¯f, ¦h¨£©óÂûÃþ, °¸µo²{©ó¨ä¥L°Êª«©Î¤HÃþ¥i³y¦¨«æ©Ê¨xÃa¦º)
aflatoxin	n. ¶ÀÄT¬r¯À(¥Ñ¶ÀÄTµß¦b¥É¦Ì¤¤²£¥Íªº¬r¯À, ¬O­PÀùª«½è)
afloat	a. º}¯Bªº, ¦b®ü¤Wªº, ³Q¤ô²Tªº, ¬y¶Çªº, ¶Ç¼½ªº;  adv. º}¯B¦a, ¦b®ü¤W¦a, ³Q¤ô²T¦a, ¬y¶Ç¦a, ¶Ç¼½¦a
aflutter	a. (¯Í»H¡BºX¼m)©ç°Êªº, ÄÆ´­ªº, Åå´qªº;  adv. (¯Í»H¡BºX¼m)©ç°Ê¦a, ÄÆ´­¦a, Åå´q¦a
afond	a. ¹ý©³¦a, ¥R¤À¦a
afoot	a. ®{¨Bªº, ·Ç³Æ¤¤ªº, ¶i¦æ¤¤ªº, ÁßÆC¤¤ªº;  adv. ®{¨B¦a, ·Ç³Æ¤¤¦a, ¶i¦æ¤¤¦a
afore	a. prep. conj. [¥j] before
aforecited	a. ¤W­zªº, «e­zªº
aforehand	adv. pred. a. [¥j¡E¤è] ¨Æ¥ý, ¹w¥ý, ´£«e§@·Ç³Æ
aforementioned	a. [¤å] ¤W­zªº, «e­zªº
aforenamed	a. ¤WÁ|ªº
aforesaid	a. ¤W­zªº, «e­zªº
aforethought	a. [ªk«ß] ¹w¿Ñªº, »W·Nªº
aforetime	adv. [¤å] ±q«e, ¥H«e, ©¹©õ(formerly);  a. ±q«eªº, ¥H«eªº, ©¹©õªº(former)
afortiori	adv. ¦óªp, §ó¥[, ¥H§ó¦³¤Oªº²z¥Ñ;  a. (ÃÒ¾Ú)§ó¦³¤Oªº
afoul	a. ½Ä¬ðªº, ªÈÄñªº;  adv. ½Ä¬ð¦a, ªÈÄñ¦a
AFP	n. ªk°ê·s»DªÀ(Agence France Presse), ªk·sªÀ
Afr	comb. ªí¥Ü¡u«D¬w¡v
Afr.	«D¬w(Africa), «D¬w¤H(African)
Afra	n. ¦ãªÜ©Ô(¤k¤l¦W)
afraid	a. ¬ÈÄߪº, ®`©Èªº, ¤£±¡Ä@ªº, ¾á¤ßªº, ¾á¼~ªº
afraid of one's shadow	³s¦Û¤v¼v¤l³£®`©È, Áx¤p, ©ö¨üÅåÀ~, ¯ó¤ì¬Ò§L
Aframerican	n. a. («D¸Ç)¬ü°ê¶Â¤H(ªº)
Afrasia	n. [¦a] ¨È«D (¥_«D©M¦è«n¨ÈªºÁ`ºÙ)
afreet	n. (ªü©Ô§B¯«¸Üªº)´cÅ]
afresh	adv. ¦A(again), ¦A«×, ­«·s
afric	african
Africa	n. «D¬w
African	a. «D¬wªº, «D¬w¤Hªº, «D¬w¶Â¤Hªº;  n. «D¬w¤H, «D¬w¶Â¤H
African hunting dog	n. («D¬w)´³¯T
African violet	n. [´Ó] «D¬wÔ»
Africana	n. pl. ¦³Ãö«D¬wªº¤åÄm, «D¬w»x, (¾÷±ñ¤Æ¶Ç¤J«eªº)«D¬w¯S¦³ªº¤â¤uÃÀ«~
Africander	n. «n«D¦³¨¤¾m­I¤û, «n«D¦Ï, «D¬w«n³¡¤H¤u¹}¾iªº¤j¨¤¬õ¤û, «D¬w«n³¡¤H¤u¹}¾iªº¦Ï, [´Ó] «D¬w«n³¡²£ªº¤@ºØ­ðÛu»Z
Africanism	n. «D¬w¤HÁ¿¥~»y(¤×«ü­^»y)¯S¦³ªº±¹µü, «D¬w[¶Â¤H¤å¤Æ]ªº¯SÂI, (ªx)«D¬w¥D¸q, ¹ï«D¬w¤Î¨ä¶Ç²Îªº©¾¸Û
Africanize	vt. ¨Ï«D¬w¤Æ, §â...¸m©ó«D¬w¶Â¤Hªº±±¨î¤§¤U, Äm¨­©ó«D¬w¤H
Afridi	n. ¨È¥±¨½²Ä¤H (ªü´I¦½©M¤Ú°ò´µ©Z°ê¹Ò½u¤W Khyber ¤s¤fªþªñªº Pathan ±Ú)
afrik.	n. «n«D²üÄõ»y(Afrikaans)
Afrikaans	n. «n«D²üÄõ»y
Afrikaner	n. ²üÄõ¦å²Îªº«n«D¤H
afrit	n. (ªü©Ô§B¯«¸Üªº)´cÅ]
afrite	n. [ªü©Ô§B¯«¸Ü] ´cÅ]
Afro	a. ®J¥±Ã¹¾v«¬(¦p«D¬w¶Â¤Hªº±²¾v);  a. «D¬wªº, («D¸Ç)¬ü°ê¶Â¤Hªº, ¶Â¤Hªº
Afro-American	n. («D¬w¨Óªº)¬ü°ê¶Â¤H
Afro-Asian	a. ¨È«Dªº;  n. ¨È«D¤H
Afro-Asiatic	a. n. ¨È«D»y¨t(ªº)
afrormosia	n. «D¬w¬õ¨§¤ì(«D¬w²£ªº¤@ºØ³Ã¨ã¸Ë¹¢§÷®Æ)
aft	adv. ¦b²î§À, ªñ²î§À, ¦V²î§À;  n. ¬ü°ê±Ð®vÁp·ù(American Federation of Teachers)
AFT.	n. ¬ü°ê±Ð®vÁp¦X·|(American Federation of Teachers)
after	adv. ¥H«á, «á¨Ó;  prep. ¦b...¤§«á, °l»°, °l½r, °l¨D, °l´M, ¨Ì·Ó, «ö·Ó;  conj. ¦b...¤§«á;  a. ¥H«áªº, «á¨Óªº
after a fashion	«j±j, °¨ªê; ©å¦H¦a, ®t«l¦a, ¤£°ª©ú¦a
after a little	¹L¤F¤@·|¨à
after a manner	«j±j, °¨ªê
after a sort	¦³´X¤À, ¥iºâ¬O
After a storm comes a calm.	«B¹L¤Ñ´¸, §_·¥®õ¨Ó
after a time	¹L¤F¤@·|¨à
after a while	¤£¤[¤§«á
after all	²¦³º, ²×¨s
after all is said and done	Âk®Úµ²©³, Á`ªº»¡¨Ó, ²×Âk, ²¦³º
after dark	¶À©ü¥H«á
after hour	¤u§@§¹²¦«á
after hours	¤U¯Z«á, ¦b³W©w®É¶¡«á, ¦b·~¾l®É¶¡
after one's fancy	¦X¬Y¤Hªº¤ß·N
after one's fashion	«ö·Ó¦Û¤vªº·N«ä
after one's heart	»P¬Y¤H§Ó½ì¬Û§ë, ¨ú®®¬Y¤H, ¥¿¤¤¬Y¤Hªº·N
after one's own heart	¦X¬Y¤Hªº¤ß·N
after one's own heart	§¹¥þ²Å¦X¦Û¤vªº¤ß·N
after sales service	n. °â«áªA°È
after school	©ñ¾Ç«á
after service	n. °â«áªA°È
after sight	(¶×²¼¡B¤ä²¼)¨£²¼«á(§Y¥I)
after stool	¤j«K¤w«á, «K«á
after the fashion	»°®É»ì, ¤J¼é¬y, ¦X®É¦¡, ¬y¦æ
after the fashion of	«ö·Ó...ªº¼Ë¤l, ¼Ò¥é...
after the flesh	«ö·Ó¥~»ª, ¹³¤Z¤H¤@¼Ë; ²Ê»À¦a, ¥@«U¦a
after the form of	«ö·Ó...ªº®æ¦¡
after the manner of	«ö·Ó...¤è¦¡, ¼Ò¥é...
after the model of	®Ú¾Ú...ªº¨å½d, ¥é®Ä...
after the pattern of	«ö·Ó...¤è¦¡, ¥é·Ó...
After you.	§A¥ý½Ð
after-dinner	a. ¥¿À\«áªº
after-hours	a. ¤½¾lªº
after-mentioned	a. «á­zªº
after-sale service	n. °â«áªA°È
after-theater	a. Æ[¼@«áªº
afterbeat	n. [¼Ö] (©ç¤lªº)«á­Ê­µ, ©ç«á­µ
afterbirth	n. [Âå] ­M¦ç, ­L­M
afterbody	n. ²îÅé«á³¡
afterbrain	n. «á¸£
afterburner	n. (¼Q®g¤ÞÀºªº)«á¿U¾¹
afterburning	n. (¼Q®g¤ÞÀºªº)«á¿U, «á¿Uªk
aftercare	n. ¯f«á½Õ¾i, ²£«á½Õ¾i, ¥Xº»«áªº´N·~»²¾É
afterclap	n. ·N¥~¨Æ¥ó
aftercrop	n. [¹A] ²Ä¤G¦¸ªº¦¬Ã¬
afterdamp	n. ·ÑÄqÃz¬µ«á²£¥Íªº¬r®ð
afterdeck	n. «á¥ÒªO
afterdinner	a. ¥¿À\«áªº, ±ßÀ\«áªº
aftereffect	n. (¨Æ¥óªº)¼vÅT, «á®Ä, [Âå] «á¿ò¯g, °Æ§@¥Î
afterfive	a. (ªA¹¢)¤U¯Z«áªº
afterglow	n. ±ßÁø, ¤i·Ó, ¾l·u, §Ö¼Öªº¦^¨ý, ¾lÃý
aftergrass	n. ³Î«á¦A¥Íªº¯ó
aftergrowth	n. (´Óª«¬å³Î«á)¦A¥Í, ¤G´Á¹A§@ª«
afterguard	n. ¹C¸¥ªº¥D¤H¤Î«È¤H, ²î§À¾ÞÁa«á®é¦|ªº²î­û
afterheat	n. [ª«²z] ¾l¼ö, ´Ý¼ö
afterimage	n. [¤ß²z] ´Ý¹³, «á¿ò·Pı
afterlife	n. ¨Ó¥@, ±ß¦~, ¾l¦~
afterlight	n. ±ßÁø, «á¨£¤§©ú
afterload	n. [Âå] (¤ß«Ç)¦¬ÁY«á
aftermarket	n. ­×²z¥Î¹s¥óªº¥«³õ
aftermath	n. ³Î«á¦A¥Íªºªø, (¨a®`«áªº)«áªG, ¾lªi, ¾Ôª§µ²§ô«áªì´Á
aftermentioned	a. «á­zªº
aftermost	a. (²î)³Ì«á³¡¤Àªº, ªñ²î§Àªº
afternoon	n. ¤U¤È, ¤È«á, [¤å] «á¥b´Á, «á´Á, ±ß´Á;  a. ¤U¤Èªº, ¤È«áªº
afternoon dress	n. ¤È«á¸Ë
afternoon paper	n. ¤È³ø
afternoon sleep	n. ¤ÈºÎ, ¤Èı
afternoon tea	n. ¤U¤È¯ù
afternooner	n. ¤È³ø
afternoons	adv. ¨C¤Ñ¤U¤È, ¥ô¦ó¤@­Ó¤U¤È(-es)
afterpain	n. (¤â³N«áµ¥)¤@¬q®É¶¡«á¥X²{ªº¯kµh, ²£«áµh(¤À®Y«á¤£¤[¥Ñ©ó¤l®c¦¬ÁY¦Ó²£¥Íªº¯kµh)
afterpains	n. ²£«áµh, ²£«á°}µh
afterpart	n. [¦a] ²î§À, ²î²í«á³¡
afterpeak	n. [®ü] ²î§À¦y¿µ, ²î§À¥½ºÝªº¹j¿µ
afterpiece	n. ³Ì«á¤@¹õµu³ß¼@
afterpulse	n. ¾l¯ßªi
afterripening	n. (ªG¹ê©ÎºØ¤l¦¬Ã¬«áªº)«á¼ô(²{¶H, §@¥Î)
afters	n. pl. ¥Dµæ¤§«á¤W¨Óªºµæ(²¢­¹¡B¤ôªG)
aftersensation	n. [¤ß] «áı, ´Ý¯d·Pı (¨ë¿E®ø°£«á¤´µM¯d¦sªº·Pı)
aftershaft	n. [³¾] °Æ¦Ð, «á¦Ð (¤j¦Ðªº¦Ð·F«á°¼®Ú³¡¥Í¥Xªº¤@ºØ¤p¦Ð¤ò), «á¦Ð·F
aftershave	n. ­×­±¤Æ§©¤ô
aftershock	n. ¾l¾_
aftersound	n. [Âå] ¾l­µ, (¦Pafterhearing)
aftertaste	n. (¦Y§¹­¹ª««á¯d¦b¤f¤¤ªº)¾l¨ý, ¦^¨ý, ¾lÃý, ¾l«ë
aftertax	a. µ|«áªº(¤w¦©°£µ|®½ªº)
afterthought	n. ¨Æ«áªº·Qªk, °l®¬, ¤Ï¬Ù
aftertime	n. ¤µ«á, ±N¨Ó
aftertreatment	n. [Âå] ¦Paftercare
afterwar	a. ¾Ô«áªº
afterward	adv. µM«á, «á¨Ó, ¤§«á
afterwards	adv. µM«á, «á¨Ó¦a
afterwit	n. ¨Æ«áÁo©ú
afterword	n. «á°O, ¶[¤å
afterworld	n. ¨Ó¥@
afteryears	n. pl. «á¨Ó´X¦~
aftmost	a. [®ü] ²î§À³¡¤Àªº
afunctional	a. [Âå] µL¥\¯àªº
Ag	n. »È(Argentum);  pref. (¦P¡uad¡v, ¥[¦b¥Hg°_­ºªº¦r«e), ¦V...(=to), ´Â...(=towards), ©¹...(=towards)
Ag.	¤K¤ë(August), ¹A·~, ¹A¯Ñ, ¹AÃÀ, ¹A¾Ç(agriculture)
aga	n. ±N­x, ¤j©x
Agag	n. [¸t] ªü¥[¤à (Amalekites ¤§¤ý, 1 Sam. 15: 32-33)
again	a. ¦A, ¦A¤@¦¸, ¤S, ­«·s, ¥[¤@­¿, ¦^µª, ¦^À³, À³µª, ¦AªÌ, ¦¹¥~, ¥t¤@¤è­±
again and again	¦A¤T, ¤@¦A
against	prep. °f, ¤Ï¹ï, ¤Ï§Ü, ¹H¤Ï, ¹H­I, ­Ê, ¾a, Ũ¦«, ¹ï¤ñ, ¬Û¬M, ¨¾³Æ, ¹w¨¾
against a rainy day	¥¼«Bº÷Á[, ¥H³Æ«æ»Ý
against a regulation	¹H¤Ï³W«h
against all chances	¤@ÂI§Æ±æ¤]¨S¦³, µL±æ
against all precedents	¹H¤Ï¥ý¨Ò
against all the odds	¾¨ºÞ§Î¶Õ¤£§Q
against an agreement	¹H¤Ï¨óij, ¹H¬ù
against nature	¹H¤Ï¦ÛµMªº, ¹H¤Ï¤Ñ©Êªº, ¤£¹D¼wªº
against one's own desire	¹H­I¦Û¤vªºÄ@±æ
against one's volition	¹H­I¬Y¤H·N§Ó¦a, ¤£±¡Ä@¦a
against one's will	¹H­I·NÄ@¦a, ¹H¤ß¦a, ¤£±¡Ä@¦a
against one's wish	¹H­I¬Y¤Hªº·NÄ@
against the clock	»P®É¶¡Áɶ], ¤À¬í¥²ª§; ©ì©µ®É¶¡
against the daylight	¦b¥Õ±ÞªºÅ¨¦«¤U
against the grain	¤Ï¤è¦V; ¹H­I·NÄ@, ¨Ï¤Ï·P, ¨Ï¤£§Ö
against the hair	¹H¤Ï¤Ñ©Ê, ¹H¤Ï·NÄ@
against the setting of	¥H...§@¬°­I´º, ¦b...­I´ºªºÅ¨¦«¤U
against the sun	´ÂµÛ¤Ï®É°w¤è¦V
against time	»P®É¶¡Áɶ], ¤À¬í¥²ª§; ©ì©µ®É¶¡
agal	n. ªü©Ô§B¤HÄñ©óÀY¤y¤WªºÃ·ãT
agalactia	n. [Âå] µL¨Å²G¯g, (²£«á)
agalaxia	n. [Âå] ¦Pagalactia
agalloch	n. [´Óª«] ¨I­»ÄÝ´Óª«, ¨I­»¤ì, ¦÷ù¤ì
agalorrhea	n. [Âå] ¨Å²G¤£¬y
agam	comb. ªí¥Ü¡uµL©Êªº¡v, ¡uµL©Ê¥Í´Þªº¡v
agama	n. ­¸Às¬ì»h»i
Agamemnon	n. [§Æ¯«] ¨È­ô©s¯à(Troy¾Ôª§¤¤ªº§Æþ²Î«Ó)
agamete	n. [¥Í] ¤@ºØµL©Ê¥Í´Þ²Ó­M
agami	n. [³¾] èéÃþ, ³â¥z³¾
agamic	a. µL©Êªº, µL©Ê¥Í´Þªº, Áôªáªº
agamogenesis	n. µL©Ê¥Í´Þ
agamospermy	n. [´Ó] ¤£§¹¥þµL°t¥Í´Þ(¦]ªá¯»¡B­FÅn²§±`µo¹F¦Ó¦³©Êµ²¦X¤£§¹¥þªºµL°t¤l¥Í´Þ)
agamous	a. µL©Êªº, µL©Ê¥Í´Þªº
aganglionic	a. [Âå] µL¯«¸g¸`²Ó­Mªº
Aganippe	n. [§Æ¯«] ªü¥[¥§¨© (Helicon ¤s¤W²³(the Muses)¤k¯«ªºÆF¬u¤§¤@)
agapanthus	n. [´Ó] ¦Ê¤l½¬ÄÝ, ¦Ê¤l½¬
agape	a. ¦]Åå³Y¦Ó±iµÛ¤fªº, ±i¤fµo§bªº, ¥ØÀü¤f§bªº;  adv. ¦]Åå³Y¦Ó±iµÛ¤f, ±i¤fµo§b¦a, ¥ØÀü¤f§b¦a
agapemone	n. [¦a] ¦Û¥Ñ©Ê·RªÌªº¸s©~³B©Ò(¦]¤Q¤E¥@¬ö­^°ê¦bSomerset³B¸s©~§ø¦Ó±o¦W)
agar	n. ®üµæ, ¥Ûªáµæ, ã¯×(¨ú¦Û®üµæªº½¦½è¡A¥Î§@²Óµß°ö¾i°ò)
agaragar	n. ã¯×
Agarbacterium	n. [Âå] ã¯×±ìµß, (¥i®ø¤Æagar, ¥D­nµo²{©ó®ü¤ô©Î¤À¸Ñ¤§®üĦ¤¤)
agaric	n. ³Êµß, Ĩ©h, ¤ì¦Õ
agaricaceous	a. [´Ó] ³Êµß¬ì(Agaricaceae)ªº
agarose	n. [¤Æ] ã¯×¿} (ã¯×ªº¥D­nªº¦h¿}¦¨¤À, ¥Î©ó¦h¼h¤ÀÂ÷ªkªº¤ä«ùÅéµ¥)
agastric	a. [Âå] µL­G¸zªº
agate	n. [Äq] º¿·ê, 5.5ÂI¹]¦r([­^] ruby)
agateware	n. º¿·êªá¯¾ªº·e²¡ÅK¾¹
Agatha	n. ªü¹Å²ï(¤k¤l¦W)
agatize	vt. ¨Ï¦¨º¿·ê(agate)ª¬
agave	n. [´Ó] Às¦ÞÄõ(ÄÝ)
agaze	a. ¾®µøªº;  adv. ¾®µø¦a
agcy.	agency
age	n. ¦~ÄÖ, ¦¨¦~, ¦Ñ¦~, ªø¹Ø, ¹Ø©R, ¤@¥Í, ®É´Á, ®É¥N, ¬Y®É¥Nªº¤H, ªø®É¶¡, ¤[;  v. ÅܦÑ, ¦Ñ¤Æ, ¨ÏÅܦÑ, ¨Ï¦Ñ¤Æ, ¨Ï(°s)Åܳ¯;  suf. ªí¥Ü¡u¶°¦X¡Bª¬ºA¡B°Ê§@¡vªº¦Wµü¦r§À
Age before beauty	ªøªÌÀu¥ý
age bracket	n. ¦~ÄÖ¼h
age-bracket	n. ¬Y¤@¦~ÄÖ½d³ò
age-grade	n. ¦P¦~ÄÖªº¤H
age-group	n. ¦~ÄÖ¼h
age-like	n. ¦P¦~ÄÖªÌ
age-old	a. ¥j¦Ñªº
aged	a. ¦³...·³ªº, ¦~¦Ñªº, ¸g¹L¬Û·í·³¤ëªº
agedness	n. ¦Ñ¦~, °ªÄÖ
agee	adv. pred. a. [¤è] ¬n, ±×, ¶É±×, Ås¦±, ¤Àª[
ageing	n. ¦Ñ¤Æ, (°s¡B¨Å¹T)¦¨¼ô
ageism	n. ¦~ÄÖª[µø, (¤×«ü)¹ï¦Ñ¦~¤Hªºª[µø
ageless	a. ¤£¦Ñªº, ¥Ã«íªº
agelong	a. ªø¦~ªº, «ù¤[ªº, ¤[»·ªº
Agen	n. [¦a] ªüÅý (ªk°ê¦è«n³¡Á{ Garonne ªeªº«°Âí)
agenbite of inwit	n. ¨}¤ßªºÄþ³d
agency	n. ¥N²z, ¥N²z°Ó, ¸g¾P, ¸g¾P³B, ºW±Û, §@¥Î, ¤O¶q, ¤â¬q, (¬F©²)¾÷ºc, ¸p, §½
agency shop	¤u·|¥N²z¨î¥ø·~
agenda	n. ijµ{, «Ý¿ì¨Æ¶µ
agendum	n. ijµ{, À³¿ì¨Æ¶µ
agene	n. ¤T´â¤Æ´á
agenesia	n. [Âå] µo¨|¤£¥þ, ¦Pagenesis
agenesis	n. µo¨|¤£¥þ
agent	n. ¥N²z¤H, ¥N²z°Ó, ¸g¬ö¤H, ¯S¤u, ±¡³ø­û, [¤åªk] ¦æ¬°ªÌ, °Ê§@ªÌ, Ãľ¯, ...¾¯
agent noun	n. [¤åªk] ¦æ¬°ªÌ¦Wµü
agent provocateur	n. ±K±´
agent-general	n. (London ¬£¾n¥[®³¤j©M¿D¬wªº)¦Ûªv°Ï[¦{]¥Nªí
agential	a. ¥N²z°Óªº
agenting	n. ¥N²z·~
agentival	a. [¤åªk] ªí¥Ü°Ê§@ªÌ©Î°Ê¦]ªº(±µÃã[»y§Î])
agentive	a. n. [¤åªk] ªí¥Ü°Ê§@ªÌ©Î°Ê¦]ªº(±µÃã[»y§Î])
agentprovocateur	n. ¶¡¿Ò
agentry	n. agent ªºÂ¾°È[¾³d, ¬¡°Ê]
ageratum	n. ÀN­»
ages ago	«Ü¤[¥H«e
ageusia	n. [Âå] ¨ýı¤£¥þ, µL¨ýı
ageustia	¦Pageusia
agger	n. (¥jù°¨µ¥ªº)¤g³ö, ¨¾³ö, ¹D¸ô, Âù¼é(®ü¼é¤¤¶¡©M¤@®Éº¦¸¨¬Û¤Ï, ¥X²{¨â­Ó³Ì°ª¤ô¦ì©Î¨â­Ó³Ì§C¤ô¦ìªºº¡¼é)
aggie	n. ¦ã®V(¤k¤l¦W, Agatha, Agnesªº¼ÊºÙ)
aggiornamento	n. ²{¥N¤Æ
agglomerate	v. ¨Ï¦¨¹Î, ¨Ï¦¨¶ô, µ²¶ô;  a. ¦¨¶ôªº, ¾®»Eªº;  n. ¹Î, ¶ô
agglomeration	n. µ²¶ô, ¾®»E, ¶ô
agglomerative	a. ·|¾®»Eªº
agglutinability	n. (¬õ¦å²yµ¥ªº)¾®¶°¯à¤O
agglutinable	a. [Âå] ¥i¾®µ²ªº
agglutinant	n. ÂHµÛ¾¯, ½¦¦X¾¯;  a. ÂH©Êªº
agglutinate	v. ¨ÏÂHµÛ, ¦¨½¦ª¬, ÂH¦X;  a. ÂHµÛªº, ½¦¦Xªº
agglutination	n. ÂHµÛ, ½¦¦X, [Âå] ¡¦X
agglutinative	a. ÂHµÛªº, ½¦¦Xªº, ½¦¦X©Êªº
agglutinator	n. [Âå] ¦Pagglutinin
agglutinin	n. ¾®¶°¯À
agglutinogen	n. [§K¬Ì] (²Ó­M)¾®¶°·½
agglutinoscope	n. [Âå] ¾®µ²¶°Æ[¹î¾¹, (Æ[´ú²GÅé¦b¸ÕºÞ¤º¾®¶°¤§¹Lµ{»Pµ²ªG)
aggradation	n. [¦a] ¶ñ¿n[§¡¤Ã]§@¥Î, ¨I¿n (ÀHµÛ°ï¿n³vº¥¥­©Z¤Æ)
aggrade	vt. [¦a] ¨Ï¶ñ¿n, ¨Ï²J°ª
aggrandise	vt. ¼W¤j, ¼W¥[, ÂX¥R, ¥[±j, ¨Ï...ªºÅv¤O[¶Õ¤O]±j¤j°_¨Ó, ¨Ï...ªº¦a¦ì[¦WÅA, ­«­nµ{«×µ¥]ÂX¤j°_¨Ó, ¸Ø¤j, §j±·
aggrandize	vt. ¼W¥[(¦a¦ì¡B­«­n©Ê), ¼W¤j, ÂX¤j, ¸Ø¤j
aggrandizement	n. ¼W¤j(¦a¦ì¡B¼vÅT¤O, Åv¶Õ), ÂX¤j, ±j¤Æ
aggravate	vt. ´c¤Æ, ¥[­«, ¿E«ã, ·S´o
aggravating	a. ´c¤Æªº, ¥[­«ªº, ´o¤Hªº, ¨Ï¤H¥Í®ðªº, ®ð¤Hªº
aggravation	n. §ó´c¤Æ, ¥[­«, ´o«ã
aggregate	v. »E¶°, ¶°¦X, ¦X­p;  a. ¦X­pªº, ¶°¦Xªº, »E¦Xªº; n. ¦X­p, Á`­p, Á`¼Æ, ¶°¦XÅé
aggregate fruit	n. »EªG
aggregately	a. ¤@¦@, ¦X­p
aggregation	n. ¶°¦X, »E¦X, ¶°¹Î, ¶°¦XÅé
aggregative	a. ¶°¦Xªº, ¶°¦X©Êªº, ¶°¹Îªº
aggress	v. «I²¤, «I¥e, §ðÀ», ¬DÆ]
aggress against	«I²¤, §ðÀ»
aggress on	«I¥e, «I¥Ç
aggression	n. «I²¤, §ðÀ», «I¥Ç, ¬DÆ]
aggressive	a. «I²¤ªº, §ðÀ»ªº, ¦n°«ªº, ¦nª§½×ªº, ¿n·¥ªº, ´±§@´±¬°ªº
aggressively	adv. «I²¤¦a
aggressiveness	n. «I²¤©Ê
aggressor	n. «I²¤ªÌ, «I²¤°ê, §ðÀ»ªÌ
aggrieve	vt. ¨Ï´d¶Ë, ¨Ï©e©}, ¨Ï­W´o
aggrieved	a. ¨ü­h«Ýªº, ©ê¤£¥­ªº, Åv§Q¨ü¨ì¤£ªk«I®`ªº
aggro	n. ¯Éª§, ¸s¬[, ¸s°«
agha	n. [¤g¦Õ¨äµ¥ªº] ±N­x, ¤j©x
Aghan	n. [®É] (¦L«×¾ä)¤E¤ë, ÃB­{®¦¤ë(Hindu calendar)(¬Û·í©ó¶§¾äªº¤Q¤@¦Ü¤Q¤G¤ë¤§¶¡)
aghast	a. ¦YÅ媺, À~§bªº, ÅåÀbªº
agile	a. ±Ó±¶ªº, ÆF¬¡ªº, ÆF±Óªº
agilely	adv. ÆF¬¡¦a, ¾÷±Ó¦a, ±Ó±¶¦a
agility	n. ±Ó±¶, ÆF¬¡, ¾÷±Ó
agin	prep. ¤Ï¹ï(against)
aging	n. ¦Ñ¤Æ, (°s¡B¨Å¹T)¦¨¼ô
agio	n. ¶K¤ô, ¦©ÀY, §é¦©
agiotage	n. ¶×§I·~°È
agism	n. ª[µø¦Ñ¦~¤H
agist	vi. ¥N¤H©ñªª¬¹¯b
agit.	ÅÍ©Õ, ·n°Êshake, stir
agitate	v. ÅÍ°Ê, ·n°Ê(²GÅé), ÂZ¶Ã, º´°Ê, ¹ª°Ê, ÄÌ°Ê, ¿EÅG
agitate ... into ...	§â...ÅÍ¥´¦¨...
agitate for	¹ª§j...
agitated	a. ¿E°Êªº, ¨gļ¤£¦wªº, µJ¼{ªº, ¤½¶}ª§½×¤£¥ðªº
agitatedly	adv. ¿E°Ê¦a
agitation	n. ÅÍ°Ê, ·n°Ê(²GÅé), ÂZ¶Ã, º´°Ê, ¹ª°Ê, ÄÌ°Ê, ¤£¦w, ¿E°Ê, ·Ð¶Ã
agitative	a. º´°Êªº
agitato	a. [¼Ö] ¿E°Êªº, ¿³¾Äªº;  adv. ¿E°Ê¦a, ¿³¾Ä¦a
agitator	n. º´°ÊªÌ, ¹ª°ÊªÌ, ÅÍ©Õ¾¹, ÅÍ©Õ¾÷
agitprop	n. º´°Ê»P«Å¶Ç;  a. «Å¶Ç¹ª°Êªº
Aglaia	n. ¨È®æÁ¢¨È(¤k¤l¦W), [§Æ¯«] ¨È®æÁ¢¨È(¥ú¤§¤k¯«)
aglare	adv. pred. a. °{Ä£¦a[ªº]
aglaucopsia	n. [Âå] ºñ¦âª¼
agleam	a. ¥ú«Gªº, °{Ä£ªº;  adv. ¥ú«G¦a, °{Ä£¦a
aglet	n. ª÷ÄÝãT, ªÓ±a
agley	adv. ±×±×¦a, Ås¦±¦a
aglimmer	a. °{Ã{ªº;  adv. °{Ã{¦a
aglint	adv. pred. a. °{°{µo¥ú¦a[ªº]
Aglipayan	a. [¤Ñ¥D±Ð] µá«ß»«¿W¥ß±Ð·|¬£ªº, ªü®æ°Ç°ö¬£ªº
aglitter	a. ÀéÄꪺ, °{°{µo¥úªº;  adv. ÀéÄê¦a, °{°{µo¥ú¦a
aglossa	n. [°Êª«] µL¦Þ¨È¥Ø¨â´ÏÃþ(Aglossa)ªºµì («D¬w¡B«n¬ü²£)
aglossia	n. [Âå] µL¦Þ·î§Î»y¨¥¯à¤O¯Ê¥F
aglow	adv. µo¥ú¦a, ³q¬õ¦a, ¿K¼ö¦a, ¿³¾Ä¦a;  a. µo¥úªº, ³q¬õªº, ¿K¼öªº, ¿³¾Äªº
aglutition	n. [Âå] §]Ã`¤£¯à
agly	adv. ±×±×¦a, Ås¦±¦a
aglycosuric	n. [Âå] µL¿}§¿ªº
AGM	n. ¦~«×¤j·|(Annual General Meeting), ªÅ¹ï¦a­¸¼u(air-to-ground missile)
agminate	a. ¦¨¸sªº, ÁLª¬ªº
agnail	n. ­Ë¨ë, µoª¢
agnate	a. [ªk«ß] ¤÷¤èªº, ¤÷¨tªº, ¦P±Úªº, ¦PºØªº;  n. [ªk«ß] ¤÷¤è¿ËÄÝ, ¤÷¨t¿ËÄÝ
agnathia	µL¤U¾g·î§Î, (µL¤U¤Ú)
agnatic	a. ¨k¨t¿ËÄݪº
agnation	n. ¨k¨t¿ËÄÝ
Agnes	n. ·R®æ©g«ä(¤k¤l¦W)
Agnew	n. ¦w®æ¯Ã (Spiro Theodore Agnew, 1918-, ¬ü°ê¬Fªv®a, 1969-73¦~¥ô°ÆÁ`²Î, ¦@©MÄÒ)
agnomen	n. ²Ä¥|ªþ¥[¦W, ºï¸¹ªº¤@ºØ
agnosia	n. [Âå] ¥¢»{¯g(¦]¸£³¡¨ü·l¦ÓµLªk»{±o­ì¥»¼ôÃѪÌ)
agnosic	a. ¥¢»{¯gªº
agnostic	n. (¹ï¯«¤Îª«½è¥H¥~¨Æª««ù)¤£¥iª¾½×ªÌ;  a. ¤£¥iª¾½×ªº, ¤£¥iª¾½×ªÌªº
agnosticism	n. ¤£¥iª¾½×
Agnus Dei	n. ¯«¤§¯Ì¦Ï(­C¿q°ò·þªº§O¦W), ¯«¤§¯Ì¦Ï¹³, ¯«¤§¯Ì¦Ï»w
ago	a. (¶Z²{¦b)...¥H«e, ¥H«e
agog	a. ´÷±æªº, «æ¤Áªº, ­¢¤£¤Î«Ýªº;  adv. ´÷±æ¦a, «æ¤Á¦a, ­¢¤£¤Î«Ý
agogic	a. ©ì­µªº
agogics	n. [¼Ö] ½w«æªk
agogo	a. ªü­ô­ôªº, ªü­ô­ô»Rªº
agoing	a. ¦b°ÊµÛ, ¦b¶i¦æ¤¤
agomphiasis	n. [Âå] ¤ú¾¦ÃP°ÊµL¤ú
agomphious	a. [Âå] µL¾¦ªº, («U)toothless
agomphosis	n. [Âå] µL¤ú¤ú¾¦ÃP°Ê, (¦Pagomphiasis)
agon	n. °«ª§
agonal	a. µh­Wªº, Ãx¦ºµh­Wªº
agone	a. [¦Û¤µ] ..«e
agonia	n. [Âå] ¤£¥¥¶§µä, (¨u)
agonic	a. ¤£¦¨¨¤ªº
agonise	v. ·Ð´o, ­W´e, ±Ã¤ã, ¨Ï·Ð´o
agonising	a. ·Ð´oªº, ­W´eªº, µh­W
agonisingly	adv. ·Ð´o¦a, ­W´e¦a
agonist	n. (Åé¨|¹B°Ê)ÄvÁɪÌ, Ävª§ªÌ, ¨üºë¯«©Î¤ßÆF½Ä¬ð§xÂZªº¤H, (¤å¾Ç§@«~ªº)¥D­n¤Hª«, ¥D¤H¨¤, [¸Ñ] ¥D°Ê¦Ù(synergist), [ÃÄ] Åã®ÄÃÄ, «P®ÄÃÄ
agonistic	a. ÄvÁɪº, ½×ª§ªº, ¤£»{¿éªº
agonize	vt. ¨ü­W, vi. ¨Ïµh­W, §é¿i
agonizing	a. µh­Wªº, ­W´eªº
agonizingly	adv. µh­W¦a, ­W´e¦a
agonoze	v. ­W´o, ¨Ï...­W´o, §é¿i
agony	n. ­W´o, µh­W, ¼@µh, ±Ã¤ã
agony aunt	n. [ë¦] ...¤Ò¤H(¦b´CÅé¤W¸ÑµªÅªªÌ¡BÅ¥²³°ÝÃDªº¤k§@®a¡B¤k¥D«ù¤H)
agony column	n. ¨p¤H¼s§iÄæ(¥Î¨Ó¥Zµn´M¤H¡B¿ò¥¢µ¥¼s§i)
agora	n. ¶°·|, ¶°·|©Ò, ¥«³õ
agoraphobia	n. ¼s³õ(Ãm³¥)®£Ä߯g
agoraphobic	a. ¼s³õ®£Ä߯gªº;  n. ¼s³õ®£Ä߯g±wªÌ
agorot	n. agoraªº½Æ¼Æ§Î
agouara	n. Æc¯T («n¬ü²£¤§³¥¤ü)
agouti	n. ¨ë¹«
agr.	¹A·~[¹A¨Æ, ¹AÃÀ]ªº, ¹A¯Ñªº, ¹A¾Ç(¤W)ªºagricultural, ¹A·~, ¹A¯Ñ, ¹AÃÀ, ¹A¾Çagriculture, ¹A¾Ç®a, ¹A·~®a, ¹A¤Ò, ¹A¥Áagriculturist
Agra	n. [¦a] ¨È®æ©Ô(¦L«×¥_³¡¤@¦a°Ï¦W¡B«°¥«¦W)
agrafe	n. ª÷ÄÝ¥d¤l, ¹_¶s
agraffe	n. ·f¦©
agrammatism	n. [Âå] »yªk¯Ê¥¢, »yµL­Û¦¸, (¥Ñ¤j¸£»y¨¥¤¤¤ß¯e±w©Ò­P)
agranulocyte	n. [¸Ñ] µL²É¥Õ²Ó­M(granulocyte)(«ü monocyte ©Î lymphocyte)
agranulocytosis	n. [Âå] ²É©Ê¥Õ¦å²y¯Ê¥F(¯g), [­^] ¿ß¶Ç¬V©Ê²É²Ó­M¯Ê¥F¯g, ¿ß¸zª¢
agranuloplastic	a. [Âå] ¤£³yÁû²É²Ó­Mªº, Áû²É²Ó­M¤£¥Íªº
agrapha	n. pl. ¸g¥~¸g (¥¼¸ü¤J¥|ºÖ­µ®Ñ¤¤ªº­C¿q¨¥½×)
agraphia	n. [Âå] ®Ñ¼g¤£¯à, ¥¢¼g¯g
agraphic	a. [Âå] ®Ñ¼g¤£¯àªº
agrarian	a. ¤g¦aªº, ¯Ñ¦aªº, ¹A¦aªº, ¹A·~ªº;  n. ¥­§¡¦aÅv½×ªÌ
agrarian revolution	¤g¦a­²©R
agrarianism	n. ¥­§¡¦aÅv½×, ¹A¦a§¡¤À¹B°Ê
agravic	n. µL­«¤O±¡ªp
agree	vi. ¦P·N, µªÀ³, ÃÙ¦¨, ¤@­P, ²Å¦X, ¬Û²Å, vt. »{¥i, ©Ó»{, ¦P·N
agree about	¹ï...¨ú±o¤@­P·N¨£
agree in	¦b...·N¨£¤@­P
agree like cats and dogs	¤ô¤õ¤£®e
agree like pickpockets in a fair	¹³¼q·|¤Wªº¤p°½¤@¼Ë¤£¯à®e§Ô, §¹¥þ¦X¤£¨Ó
agree on	´N...¨ú±o¤@­P·N¨£, °Ó©w
agree to	¦P·N...(¨Æ), ÃÙ¦¨...
agree to differ	¥]®e©¼¦¹ªºª[¨£
agree upon	´N...¨ú±o¤@­P·N¨£, °Ó©w...
agree with	¦P·N...(¤H©Î¨Æ), »P...·N¨£¤@­P; ¾AÀ³...
agreeable	a. ´r§Öªº, ©y¤Hªº, ÃÙ¦¨ªº, ¦P·Nªº, ¾A¦Xªº, ²Å¦Xªº
agreeable to	¿í·Ó, ¨Ì·Ó
agreeableness	n. ¾A¦X, ¤@­P, ¦X·N
agreeably	adv. ´r§Ö¦a, ªYµM
agreed	a. °Ó¶q¦nªº, °Ó©wªº, ·N¨£¤@­Pªº, ¦P·Nªº
agreement	n. ¦P·N, ·N¨£¤@­P, ¨ó©w, ¨óij
agrement	n. (¹ï¥~°ê©Ò¬£¨Ï¸`ªº)¥¿¦¡©Ó»{
agress	v. §ðÀ»
agrestal	a. [¥ÍºA] Âø¯óÂO¥Íªº, ³¥¥Íªº
agrestic	a. ¶m¤gªº, ²Ê³¥ªº
agri	comb. ªí¥Ü¡u¹A·~ªº¡v
agri.	agricultural, agriculture
agribaron	n. ¹A·~¤j¦ë
agribusiness	n. ¹A·~ºî¦X¥ø·~
agribusinessman	n. ¹A·~¥ø·~¤H­û
agric.	agricultural, agriculture
agrichemical	a ¹AÃĪº, ¹A·~¤Æ¾Çªº;  n. ¹AÃÄ
Agricola	n. ªü¥j§Q¥i©Ô, ªü¥j§Q¥i©Ô (Georgius Agricola, 1494-1555, ¼w°ê±ÄÄq¾ÇªÌ, ³QºÙ¬°¡u±ÄÄq¾Ç¤§¤÷¡v), ªü¥j§Q¥i©Ô ((Gnaeus Julius) Agricola, 37-93, ©ºªA Britain ªºÃ¹°¨±N­x)
agricultural	a. ¹A·~ªº, ¹A¯Ñªº
agricultural produce	¹A²£«~
agriculturalist	n. ¹A¾Ç®a, ¹A·~®a
agriculturally	a. ¹A·~¤W
agriculture	n. ¹A·~, ¹A¯Ñ, ¹AÃÀ, ¹A¾Ç
agriculturist	n. ¹A·~®a, ¹A¾Ç®a
agrigenetics	n. ¹A·~¿ò¶Ç¾Ç
agrimony	n. ÀsªÞ¯ó
agrimotor	n. ¹A¯Ñ¥Î¯Ñ¯Ð¾÷
agrin	pred. a. ¼H¼H[ºÙ¤ß]¤@¯º
agriology	n. ÆZ«U¾Ç (¹ïµL¤å¦r»y¨¥ªº¥¼¶}¤Æ¥Á±Ú­·«U²ßºDªº¤ñ¸û¬ã¨s)
agro	comb. ªí¥Ü¡u¤g¦aªº¡v, ¡u¤gÄ[ªº¡v, ¡u¥Ð¦aªº¡v, ¡u¹A§@ªº¡v, ¡u¹A·~ªº¡v
agrobiology	n. ¹A·~¥Íª«¾Ç
agrobusiness	n. ¹A·~ºî¦X¸gÀç
agrochemical	a ¹AÃĪº, ¹A·~¤Æ¾Çªº;  n. ¹AÃÄ
agroclimatology	n. ¹A·~®ð­Ô¾Ç
agroeconomic	a. ¹A·~¸gÀÙªº, ¹A¸gªº
agroindustrial	a. ¹A¤u·~ªº
agroindustrialize	vt. ¹A·~¤u·~¤Æ
agroindustry	n. ¹A¤u·~
agrology	n. ¤gÄ[¾Ç
agromania	n. [Âå] ©t¿WÂ}
agronome	n. ¹A¾Ç®a, ¹AÃÀ®a
agronomic	a. ¹AÃÀ¾Çªº, ¹A¨Æªº
agronomics	n. ¹A·~¸gÀç¾Ç
agronomist	n. ¹AÃÀ¾Ç®a, ¹A¾Ç®a
agronomy	n. ¹AÃÀ¾Ç, ¹A·~¸gÀÙ¾Ç
agrostology	n. [´Ó] ¥Ý¥»[¯ó¥»]¾Ç
agrotechnical	a. ¹A²£«~¥[¤u·~ªº
agrotechnician	n. ¹A·~§Þ³N¤H­û, ¹A·~¬ì§Þ±M®a
agrotechnology	n. ¹A·~¬ì§Þ
agrotechny	n. ¹A²£«~¥[¤u·~
agrotype	n. ¤gÄ[Ãþ«¬, §@ª«Ãþ«¬
aground	a. ÀÁ²Lªº, IJÁGªº, ¦a­±¤Wªº;  adv. ÀÁ²L¦a, IJÁG¦a, ¦a­±¤W
agrypnia	n. [Âå] ¥¢¯v, (¦Pinsomnia)
agrypnotic	a. ¨Ï¥¢¯vªº
agt.	agent, against, agreement
agua	n. ¤ô
aguardiente	n. ¦è¯Z¤ú¡B¸²µå¤ú©Ò»sªº¤@ºØ²Ê¦Hªº¥ÕÄõ¦a°s, ¬ü°ê¦è«n³¡©M¤¤«n¬ü¬wªº¦UºØ¥Î¥Ì½©µ¥»s¦¨ªº»]ÃH°s
ague	n. ºÄ¯e, ¥´Â\¤l, µo§N, ¥´§NŸ
ague cake	n. ºÄ¯e¤Þ°_ªºµÊŦ¸~¤j
agued	a. ®`ºÄ¯eªº
agueweed	n. [´Óª«] ¿AÄõ, [´Óª«] ÀsÁxÄݪº¤@ºØ
Aguinaldo	n. ªü«¶¯Ç¦h(Emilio Aguinaldo, 1869-1964, µá«ß»«¿W¥ß¹B°Êªº»â³S, 1899-1901¦~¥ôÁ`²Î)
aguish	a. ¦üºÄ¯eªº, ºÄ¯eªº, ±wºÄ¯eªº, ¥´§NŸªº
agyria	n. [Âå] ¸£¦^·î§Î, (¸£½¤µo¨|¤£¥¿±`), (¥ý¤Ñ)µL¸£¦^
ah	int. °Ú!, «¢
aha	int. °Ú«¢
Ahab	n. ¥H¦â¦C¤§¤ý
ahchoo	n. «¢³î(¥´¼QÀ¡®É©ÒµoªºÁn­µ)
ahead	adv. ¦V«e­±, ©¹«e, ´Â«e, ¦b±N¨Ó, ³Ó¹L, ¶W«e, »â¥ý
ahead of	¦b...¤§«e, ¶W¹L..., ´£«e..., »â¥ý©ó...
ahead of game	»â¥ý, ¶W¹L, ¥eÀu¶Õ; ´£«e, ¨Æ¥ý, ¤Ó¦­
ahead of one's times	¤ñ©Ò³B®É¥N¥ý¶i
ahead of schedule	´£«e, ´£¦­
ahead of time	´£«e
aheap	adv. pred. a. ¦¨°ï¦a(ªº), ¤j°ï¤j°ï¦a(ªº)
ahem	int. °ÚÔt!(²M³ïÄVªºÁn­µ¡Aªí¥Üĵ§i©Î¤Þ¤Hª`·N)
ahimsa	n. ¤£±þ¥Í
Ahithophel	n. [¸t] ¨È§Æ¦h¥± (­ì¬° David ªº¿Ñ¤h, ¦ý¤S­I«q David §ë¾a Absalom ¥ôÅU°Ý, ¥Ñ©ó´£¥Xªº­p¿Ñ¥¼³Q±Ä¥Î¦Ó¦Û¿~¨­¦º, 2 Sam. 15-17)
ahold	n. §ì¦í, ´¤
Ahom	n. ªüÀN©i±Ú(©~¦í¦b Assam ªº®õ»y¨tªº¤@­Ó³¡±Ú), ªüÀN©i»y(ªüÀN©i±Ú´¿¥ÎªºThai»y, ²{¤w®ø¥¢)
ahorse	adv. pred. a. ÃM¦b°¨¤W(ªº)
ahoy	int. ³Þ
Ahriman	n. ´cÆF, ´c¯«
ahu	n. [°Êª«] ÃZ³ï²Ü (²£©ó¤¤¨È)
ahuehuete	n. [´Ó] ¾¥¦è­ô²£ªº¸¨¦Ð§ü (²{¦s¾ð¤ì¤¤³Ìªø¹ØªÌ, ¾ðÄÖ¦³4000-5000¦~)
ahull	a. ±²¦|¨ÃÂà²ë©ó, ¤U­·
ahungered	a. [¥j] «D±`ÄȾjªº
ahypnia	n. [Âå] ¥¢¯v
ai	int. °Ú°Ú(!);  [¤é¤å] ·R
Aias	n. [§Æ¯«] ®Jªü´µ, ¤p®Jªü´µ
aiblins	adv. [Ĭ®æÄõ] ©Î³\, ¥i¯à, ¤j·§
aichmophobia	n. [Âå] ¦y¾W®£©Æ, (¹ï¦y¦Ó§Qªºª«Å馳®£Äß·P)
aid	v. À°§U, ¨ó§U, ´©§U, ;  n. À°§U, À°¦£, ¨ó§U, ´©§U, §U¤â, À°§UªÌ, ¨ó§UªÌ, »²§U¾¹, [¬ü] °ê»Ú¶}µoÁ`¸p(Agency of International Development)
aid and abet	¦P¿Ñ
aid in	¦³§U©ó
aid society	n. [¬ü] (±Ð·|ªº)°ü¤k·Oµ½¨ó·|
aid station	n. ¾Ô¦a«æ±Ï¯¸
aid-de-camp	n. °Æ©x, ¨Í±qªZ©x
Aidan	n. ¸t¦ã·N©Z(Holy Island)(d. 651, ¹ï Northumbria ±Ð¤Æ¦³¥\ªº·Rº¸Äõ¥X¥Íªº¥D±Ð)
aidant	a. ¦³À°§Uªº, À°§Uªº
aide	n. À°§UªÌ, §U¤â, §U²z, °Æ©x
aide-de-camp	n. °Æ©x, ¨Í±qªZ©x
aide-memoire	n. ³Æ§Ñ¿ý
aidman	n. ±ÏÅ@§L
AIDS	n. ·R´þ¯f, «á¤Ñ§K¬Ì¤£¥þ¯g­Ô¸s(Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome)
AIDS virus	n. ·R´þ¯f¯f¬r
aiee	n. ¬ü°ê¹q¾÷¤uµ{¾Ç·|
aiglet	n. ±aºÝªºª÷ÄݦyÀY[¾c±a], ¼Y¹¢
aigret	n. ÆO, «a¤ò, (¸Ë¹¢¥Î)ÆO¤ò
aigrette	n. ÆO, «a¤ò, (¸Ë¹¢¥Î)ÆO¤ò
aiguille	n. °wª¬ªº©¥¥Û, ¦y®p, À@¤l
aiguillette	n. ªÓ±a
aikido	n. [¤é] ¦X®ð¹D (¤é¥»ªº¤@ºØ¦Û½Ã®±³N, §Q¥Î¹ï¤èªº¤O¥H¨ú³Ó)
aikona	int. [«n«D¡E¤f] ­þ¸Ìªº¸Ü! (ªí¥Ü±j¯P§_©w)
ail	vt. ¨Ï­W´o, vi. ¥Í¯f
ailanthus	n. [´Ó] ¯äÝÏ, åÌ
ailanthus moth	n. ¯äÝÏÅú
ailanthus silkworm	n. ¯äÝÏÅúªº¥®ÂÎ
Aileen	n. ¤k¤l¦W
aileron	n. °ÆÁl
Ailie	n. ¤k¤l¦W (Alison, Alice, Helen ªº¼ÊºÙ)
ailing	a. ¥Í¯fªº
ailment	n. ¯e¯f, ¤p¯f
ailur	comb. ªí¥Ü¡u¿ß¡v
ailurophile	n. ·R¿ßªÌ
ailurophilia	n. ·R¿ßÂ}, ¹ï¿ßªº·¥«×³ß·R
ailurophobe	n. Ä߿ߪÌ, ¼¨´c¿ßªº¤H
ailurophobia	n. ¿ß®£©Æ, ®£¿ß¯g
aim	v. ºË·Ç, ¹ï·Ç, ·N«ü, ­pµe, ¥´ºâ, ·N¼¤, ¥ø¹Ï;  n. ºË·Ç, ¹ï·Ç, ¥Ø¼Ð, ¥Øªº, ·N¹Ï, ¥ø¹Ï, ­pµe
aim at	ºË·Ç, ¹ï·Ç; ¦®¦b, ¥Øªº¦b©ó
aim high	¤Oª§¤W´å
aimless	a. µL¥Ø¼Ðªº, µL¥Øªºªº, º©µL¥Øªº
aimlessly	adv. º©µL¥Øªº¦a, ­J, ½M
aimlessness	n. º©µL¥Øªº
ain	a. ¦Û¨­ªº
ain't	am not, are not, is not, have not, has not
Ain't it the truth?	¥i¤£¬O¶Ü!
ainhum	n. [Âå] ¦Ûµo©ÊÂ_³k¯f, («D¬w¶Â¤H)
Aino	n. ½¼¦i¤H(¤é¥»¥_®ü¹D¡B®w­¶®qµ¥¦aªº­ì¦í¥Á¡A¤S¥s·R¥£¤H), ·R¥£¤H, ½¼¦i»y;  a. ½¼¦i¤Hªº, ½¼¦i»yªº
Ainu	n. ½¼¦i¤H(¤é¥»¥_®ü¹D¡B®w­¶®qµ¥¦aªº­ì¦í¥Á¡A¤S¥s·R¥£¤H), ·R¥£¤H, ½¼¦i»y;  a. ½¼¦i¤Hªº, ½¼¦i»yªº
aioli	n. »[ªd³J¶ÀÂæ(¤@ºØ¥Î»[ªd¡B³J¶À¡B¾ñÆVªo¤ÎÀ¾Âc¥Ä°t»sªº½Õ¨ý¥Ä, ¥Î©ó³½¡B§N¦×©M½­µæ)
air	n. ®ð, ¤j®ð, ªÅ®ð, ¤ÑªÅ, ªÅ¤¤, ¯èªÅ, ªÅ, ®e»ª, ¥~ªí, ¯«±¡, ¸Ë¼Ò§@¼Ë, ±Û«ß, [¨u] ·L­·;  vt. §j­·, ´½, ´½°®, ­·°®, ³q­·, «Å´­, ¼½°e, ¼½¥X, µoªí, ªí¹F;  a. ªÅ®ðªº, ­¸¾÷ªº, ¯èªÅªº
air age	n. ¯èªÅ®É¥N
air alert	n. ªÅŧĵ³ø
air ambulance	n. ±ÏÅ@¾÷
air attack	n. ªÅŧ
air balloon	n. ®ð²y
air base	n. ªÅ­x°ò¦a
air bath	n. ªÅ®ð¯D
air beacon	¯èªÅ«H¼Ð
air bed	n. ªÅ®ð¹Ô, ¥R®ð§É¹Ô
air bell	n. ªÅªw
air bladder	n. [³½] ÅÀ, ³½ÅÀ, [´Ó] ®ðÅn
air boat	n. ¤ô¤W­¸¾÷
air brake	n. ªÅ®ð¨î°Ê¾÷, ªÅ®ð·Ù¨®
air brick	n. ªÅ¤ß¿j
air bump	n. (®ð¨Àªº)¤W¤É®ð¬y
air bus	¤j«¬«È¾÷
air cargo	n. ªÅ¹B³fª«
air carrier	n. ¯èªÅ¤½¥q
air castle	n. ªÅ¤¤¼Ó»Õ, ªÅ·Q
air cell	n. [¸Ñ] ®ðÅn, ªÍªw(®ð­M)
air chamber	n. ®ð«Ç
air chief marshal	n. [­^] ªÅ­x¤W±N
air cleaner	n. ªÅ®ð²M²b¾÷, ªÅ®ðÂo²M¾¹
air coach	n. ¸gÀÙ¯Z¾÷
air cock	n. ®ð®ê, ®ð¼L
air command	n. [¬ü] ªÅ­x«ü´§³¡
air commodore	n. [­^] ªÅ­x­ã±N
air compressor	n. ªÅ®ðÀ£ÁY¾÷
air conditioning	ªÅ½Õ, ªÅ®ð½Õ¸`
air conditioning system	ªÅ½Õ¸Ë¸m
air control	n. ¨îªÅÅv, ªÅ¤¤Àu¶Õ, ªÅ¤¤¥æ³qºÞ¨î
air cooling	n. ªÅ®ð§N«o, ®ð§N
Air Corps	n. (¤G¦¸¤j¾Ô«eªº)³°­x¯èªÅ§L¹Î
air corridor	n. (¨Ì·Ó°ê»Ú¯èªÅ¨ó©w¥~°ê­¸¾÷±o¥H­¸¶Vªº)ªÅ¤¤¨«´Y
air cover	n. (ªÅ­x)ªÅ¤¤±»Å@
air current	n. ®ð¬y
air curtain	n. ®ðî(§j°ÊªÅ®ð·í°µªùî¡A¥H¨¾¤î§N®ð¥~¬ª©Î©øÂέ¸¤J)
air cushion	n. ®ð¹Ô
air cylinder	n. ®ð¬û
air defense	n. ¨¾ªÅ
air division	n. [¬ü] ªÅ­x®v
air door	n. n. ®ðî(§j°ÊªÅ®ð·í°µªùî¡A¥H¨¾¤î§N®ð¥~¬ª©Î©øÂέ¸¤J)
air drag	n. ªÅ®ðªý¤O(air resistance)
air drill	n. À£ÁYªÅ®ðÆp
air duct	n. ªÅ®ð¿é°eºÞ
air edition	n. (³ø¯È¡BÂø»xªº)¯èªÅª©
air embolism	n. ®ðªw®ê¶ë¯g
air envelope	¤j®ð¼h
air express	n. ¯èªÅ§Ö»¼
air fare	­¸¾÷²¼»ù, ¾÷²¼
air fight	n. ªÅ¾Ô
air filter	n. ªÅ®ð¹LÂo¸Ë¸m
air flap	³½Åì¤ù, ­·ªù¤ù
air fleet	n. ¯èªÅ¾÷¶¤, ¾÷¸s
Air Force	n. ªÅ­x
Air Force Day	n. ªÅ­x¸`
Air Force One	n. ªÅ­x¤@¸¹((¬ü°ê)Á`²Î®y¾÷)
air frame	n. (­¸¾÷)¾÷¨­, ¾÷Åé
Air France	n. ªk°ê¯èªÅ¤½¥q, ªk¯è
air freshener	n. ªÅ®ð²M·s¾¯
air gauge	n. ®ðÀ£­p
air gun	n. ªÅ®ðºj, ¼Qºj
air hammer	n. (¥ÎÀ£ÁYªÅ®ð±À°Êªº)®ðÁè, ­·Æp
air harbor	¯èªÅ´ä, ­¸¾÷³õ
air hole	³q­·¤f, ³q­·§|, ³q®ð¤Õ, (ª«Å骺)®ð¤Õ, ®ð¨À(air pocket)
air horn	n. ¶i®ð³â¥z¤f
air hostess	n. ªÅ¤¤¤p©j
air hunger	n. ªÅ®ðÄÈ
air jacket	n. (¾÷¾¹¤W¨¾¤î¶Ç¼ö¤§)®ð®M, [­^] ±Ï¥Í¦ç(life jacket)
air jet	ªÅ®ð¼Q®g
air lane	n. ¯è½u
air letter	n. ¯èªÅ«H, ¯èªÅ¶l², ¯èªÅ«Hºà
air lift	ªÅ§ë, ªÅ¤¤¸Éµ¹
air lock	n. (¤ÓªÅ²î¡B¼ç¤ô½c¤£³z®ðªº)®ð¹h, ®ð¶ë(¤ôºÞµ¥ªºªÅ®ð°ô¶ë)
air mail	¯èªÅ¶l»¼
air man	­¸¦æ­û, ªÅ­x
air map	n. ¯èªÅ¦a¹Ï, ¨ÌªÅ¤¤Äá¼v©Òøªº¦a¹Ï
air marshal	n. [­^] ªÅ­x¤¤±N
air mass	n. [®ð¶H] ®ð¹Î
air mattress	n. ®ð¹Ô
air mechanic	n. ªÅ­x¾÷±ñ¤h, ¯èªÅ§Þ¤u, ­¸¾÷­×²z§Þ®v
Air Medal	n. [¬ü] ­¸¦æ¾±³¹
air mile	n. ªÅ­ù(1852¤½¤Ø)
Air Minister	n. ªÅ­x¤j¦Ú
Air Ministry	n. [­^] ¯èªÅ³¡(¥DºÞ­x¡B¥Á¯èªÅ)
air monitor	n. (¼s¼½)ºÊÅ¥¾¹(­û), (¹qµø)ºÊµø¾¹(­û), ¤j®ð¦Ã¬V°»´ú¾¹
air one's family skeleton	®aÁà¥~´­
air one's opinion	µoªí·N¨£
air one's opinions	µoªí·N¨£, µoªí¬Ýªk, ªíºA
air one's views	µoªí¦Û¤vªº¬Ýªk
air oneself	¨ì¤á¥~´²¨B
air passenger	­¸¾÷­¼«È
air patrol	n. ªÅ¤¤°»¹î, ªÅ¤¤°»¹î¾÷
air pillow	n. ®ðªE
air pirate	n. §T¾÷ªÌ
air plant	n. ®ð¥Í´Óª«
air pocket	n. ®ð¨À(¤j®ð¤¤ªÅ®ð¯S§Oµ}Á¡ªº°Ï°ì¡A¥i¨Ï­¸¾÷¤U¼Y¤@¬q¶ZÂ÷)
air pollution	n. ªÅ®ð¦Ã¬V, ¤j®ð¦Ã¬V
air power	n. (¤@°êªº)¯èªÅ¤O¶q
air pressure	n. ®ðÀ£
air pump	n. ±Æ®ð®Aµ©, ©â®ð¾÷
air raid	n. ªÅŧ
air raider	n. ªÅŧªÌ, ªÅŧ¾÷
air resistance	n. ªÅ®ðªý¤O
air rifle	n. ®ðºj
air route	n. (­¸¾÷)¯è½u, ­¸¾÷¯è½u
air sac	n. (³¾¡B©øÂ奪º)®ðÅn, [´Ó] ®ðÅn
air sampling	n. ªÅ®ð¨ú¼Ë, ªÅ®ð¼Ð¥»
air scout	n. °»¹î¾÷, ªÅ¤¤°»¹î­û
air service	n. ªÅ¶Ô, ¯èªÅ¹B¿é, ¯èªÅ¨Æ·~
air shaft	n. ³q®ð¤«, ³q­·ºÞ¹D
air show	ªÅ¤¤ªíºt
air shuttle	µuµ{¯Z¾÷, ªÅ¤¤«È¨®
air sleeve	n. ­·¦V³U(wind sock)
air space	n. ¤WªÅ, ªÅ®ð, ªÅ¶¡, »âªÅ
air speed	n. ªÅ³t, ­¸¾÷³t«×
air spring	n. ªÅ®ð¼u®
air station	n. ­¸¾÷³õ, ¯èªÅ¯¸
air stewardess	n. ªÅ¤¤¤p©j
air stop	n. ª½ª@¾÷°_­¸­°¸¨³õ, ª½ª@¾÷³õ(heliport)
air strike	n. ªÅŧ(air raid)
air support	n. (¥Î­¸¾÷)ªÅ¤¤¤ä´©
air survey	n. ¯èªÅ°É´ú
air taxi	n. ¥X¯²­¸¾÷, µuµ{ªº¤p«¬«È¾÷
air temperature	®ð·Å
air terminal	n. ¯èªÅ¯¸
air terminal building	n. ¾÷³õ¤j·H
air the sheets	´½®Í³Q³æ
air thermometer	n. ªÅ®ð·Å«×­p
air traffic control	n. ªÅ¤¤¥æ³qºÞ¨î
air traffic controller	n. ªÅ¤¤¥æ³qºÞ¨î­û
air train	n. ªÅ¤¤¦C¨®(sky train)
air transport	n. ¯èªÅ¹B¿é, ªÅ¤¤¹B¿é, ªÅ¹B, ¹B¿é¾÷, ­x¥Î¹B¿é¾÷
air transportation	¯èªÅ¹B¿é, ¯è¹B
air trap	n. (±Æ¤ô·¾, ¤U¤ôºÞ¹Dµ¥ªº¨¾¯ä¥Î)ªý®ð»Ö
air travel	n. ­¼­¸¾÷®È¦æ
air turbulence	n. ¶Ã¬y
air umbrella	n. ªÅ¤¤±»Å@
air valve	n. ªÅ®ð»Ö
air vehicle	¯èªÅ¾¹, ­¸¦æ¾¹, ªÅ¤¤¹B¸ü¤u¨ã
air vent	®ð¤Õ
air vice-marshal	n. [­^] ªÅ­x¤Ö±N
air view	n. ¯èªÅ·Ó¬Û, ªÅ¤¤Äá¼v
air war	n. ªÅ¾Ô
air warden	n. ¨¾ªÅŧ«ü¾É­û
air well	n. ³q­·¤«, ¤Ñ¤«
air wing	ªÅ­x¤j¶¤
air-attack	vt. ªÅŧ
air-condition	vt. ¸ËªÅ½Õ©ó
air-conditioned	a. ¸Ë¦³ªÅ½Õ¸Ë¸mªº
air-conditioner	n. §N®ð¾÷, ·x®ð¾÷
air-conditioning	n. ªÅ®ð½Õ¸`, ªÅ®ð½Õ¸`¸Ë¸m
air-cooled	a. ®ð§N¦¡
air-cooling	n. ªÅ®ð§N«oªk
air-cushion	a. ªÅ®ðÄa¯Bªº, ®ð¹Ôªº
air-cushion vehicle	n. ®ð¹Ô²î
air-driven	a. ¥HÀ£ÁYªÅ®ðÅX°Êªº, ®ð°Êªº
air-dry	vt. ­·°®, ´½°®;  a. ­·°®ªº, ´½°®ªº
air-filter	n. ªÅ®ð¹LÂo¾¹
air-mail	a. ¯èªÅ¶l¬Fªº;  v. ¥H¯èªÅ¶l±H;  n. ¯èªÅ¶l¥ó
air-minded	a. ¼ö¤ß¯èªÅªº, ³ßÅw­¸¦æªº, ·R·f­¸¾÷®È¦æªº
air-raid	a. ªÅŧªº
air-sea rescue	n. ®üªÅ±ÏÃø, ®üªÅ±ÏÃø¶¤
air-seal	n. ªÅ®ð±K«Ê
air-ship	n. ­¸²î
air-slake	vt. ¨Ï(¥Í¥Û¦Ç)­·¤Æ
air-to-air	a. ªÅ¹ïªÅªº(ªÅ¤¤¹ïªÅ¤¤ªº)
air-to-ground	a. ªÅ¹ï¦aªº
air-to-surface	a. ªÅ¹ï¦aªº
air-waves	n. pl. µL½u¹qªi
air-wise	a. ¨ã¦³Â×´I¯èªÅª¾ÃѩθgÅ窺
airbag	n. ¦w¥þ®ðÅn(¸Ë¦b¨T¨®»öªíªO¤U¤è¡A¦b¼²¨®Àþ¶¡·|¦Û°Ê¥R®ð¡A«OÅ@­¼«È)
airbase	n. ªÅ­x°ò¦a
airbed	n. ªÅ®ð¹Ô, ¥R®ð§É¹Ô
airboat	n. ªÅ®ðÁ³±Û¼Õ¸¥, ªÅ®ð±À¶i¸¥ (¥ÎªÅ¤¤Á³±Û¼Õ±À¶iªº¦Y¤ô²Lªº¥­©³²î), ¤ô¤W­¸¾÷
airborne	a. ªÅ¹Bªº, ªÅ­°ªº, ªÅ¤¤¶Ç¼½ªº, 
airborne attack	ªÅ­°§@¾Ô
airborne ride	ªÅ¤¤¯è¦æ
airbrake	n. ªÅ®ð«b¨®
airbrick	n. ªÅ¤ß¿j
airbrush	n. ¼Qºj, ªoº£¼QÃú¾¹;  vt. ¥Î¼Qºj(ø¹Ï¡B­×¾ã)
airburst	n. (¬µ¼u©Î¯¥¼uªº)ªÅ¤¤Ãz¬µ[¬µµõ]
airbus	n. ªÅ¤¤¤Ú¤h(¥i¸ü¹B¤j§å­¼«Èªº¯Z¾÷)
aircleaner	n. ²b®ð¾÷
aircondenser	n. ªÅ®ð¹q®e¾¹
aircondition	v. ³]¥HªÅ®ð½Õ¸`¸Ë¸m, ¸Ë§N®ð¾÷©ó...
aircraft	n. pl. ¯èªÅ¾¹, ­¸¦æ¾¹
aircraft carrier	n. ¯èªÅ¥ÀÄ¥
aircraft mechanic	n. ­¸¾÷¾÷±ñ¤h, ­¸¾÷­×²z§Þ¤h
aircraftman	n. [­^] ªÅ­x¤Gµ¥§L
aircrew	n. (¥þÅé)ªÅ¶Ô¤H­û
aircrewman	n. ªÅ¶Ô¤H­û, ¾÷­û
aircure	vt. ´½(·Ï¸­µ¥©óªÅ®ð¤¤)
Airdrie	n. [¦a] ¦ãº¸¼w¨½ (¦ì©óĬ®æÄõ¤¤«n³¡, Glasgow ¥HªFªº¦Ûªv¥«, ¥X²£·Ñ©MÅK)
airdrome	n. ­¸¾÷³õ, ¾÷³õ, ¯èªÅ¯¸
airdrop	n. ªÅ§ë, ªÅ­°;  vt. ªÅ§ë
airdropp	v. ªÅ§ë[³­¹µ¥]
Aire	n. [¦a] ¨Èº¸ªe (¬y¸g­^®æÄõ¥_³¡, ¦VªF»P Ouse ªe¶×¦X)
aire-dale	n. ¤@ºØ¦³¶Â´³ªº¤j«¬ª¯
airedale	n. ¦³¶Â´³ªº¤j«¬ª¯
airer	n. ­·°®¸Ë¸m, ´½¦ç¬[
airfare	n. ªÅ¹B¶O, ­¸¾÷²¼»ù
airfield	n. ­¸¾÷³õ, ¤p¾÷³õ
airflow	n. ®ð¬y
airfoil	n. Ál­±
airforce	n. ªÅ­x
airframe	n. (­¸¾÷)¾÷¨­, ¾÷Åé
airfreight	n. ¯èªÅ³f¹B, ¯èªÅ³fª«, ¯èªÅ¹B¶O;  vt. ªÅ¹B
airfreighter	n. ¹B³f­¸¾÷, ³f¾÷
airglow	n. ¤j®ð¥ú(©]ªÅ¨Ó¦Û¤j®ð°ªªÅªº¥ú)
airgraph	n. [­^] ÁY¼v¯èªÅ«H(²Ä¤G¦¸¥@¬É¤j¾Ô´Á¶¡¥Î¨Ó¸`¬ÙªÅ¶¡»P­«¶q)
airhead	n. [­x] (¦b¼Ä¦û°Ïªº)ªÅ­°°}¦a
airhouse	n. [¦a] ¥R®ð«Î (¥ÎÀ£ÁYªÅ®ð¥R®ðªº»E´â¤A²mÁ{®É¬I¤uÁO)
airily	adv. »´ÃP´r§Ö¦a, Äƶh¦a
airiness	n. ³q­·, ªÅ®ð¬y³q, ÄÆ­|, »´ÃP
airing	n. ´½, ®Í, ¤á¥~¬¡°Ê, ´²¨B, °Â­·, ¤½¶}, ªí©ú, ¼s¼½, ¹qµø¼s¼½
airing cupboard	n. (¦çª«ªº)¯M°®Âd
airjacket	n. ±Ï¥Í¦ç
airless	a. ¨S¦³­·ªº, ¤£³q­·ªº, ´eªº
airlift	n. ªÅ¹B, ªÅ¹Bª«¸ê, ªÅ¤¤¸Éµ¹;  vt. ªÅ¹B
airline	n. (­¸¾÷)¯è½u, ©w´Á¯è¯Z, ¯èªÅ¤½¥q(air line), ¦a²y¦a­±¨âÂI¶¡ªºªÅ¤¤³Ìµu¶ZÂ÷
airline hostess	n. [¬ü] («È¾÷¤Wªº)ªÅ¤¤¤p©j
airliner	n. ¤j«¬«È¾÷, ©w´Á¯Z¾÷
airlines	n. ¯èªÅ¤½¥q
airload	n. ­¸¾÷ªºÁ`¸ü­«¶q (¥]¬A­¼«È¤Î¿U®Æ)
airmail	n. ¯èªÅ¶l¥ó, ¯èªÅ¶l¬F;  a. ¯èªÅ¶l¥óªº;  vt. ¥H¯èªÅ¶l±H
airman	n. ­¸¦æ­û, ­¸¾÷¾r¾p­û, ¯èªÅ§L
airmanship	n. ­¸¦æ³N
airmark	vt. [ªÅ] ¬°­¸¦æ­û³]¼Ð»x(©ó­¸¾÷¶]¹Dµ¥)
airometer	n. ¶q®ð­p
airpark	n. ¤p¾÷³õ
airpiracy	n. §T¾÷
airplane	n. ­¸¾÷([­^] aeroplane)
airplane carrier	n. ¯èªÅ¥ÀÄ¥(aircraft carrier)
airplane cloth	n. ­¸¾÷¥¬
airplay	n. (µL½u¹q¥x¤Wªº)°Û¤ù¼½°e
airport	n. ­¸¾÷³õ, ¾÷³õ, ¯èªÅ¯¸
airport limousine	n. ±µ°e®È«È©ó¾÷³õ»P¥«°Ï¶¡ªº¤jÃ⨮
airpost	n. ¯èªÅ¶l¥ó, ¯èªÅ¶l¬F
airproof	a. ¤£³q®ðªº, ±K¤£³z®ðªº, ¤£³z®ðªº;  vt. ¨Ï¤£³z®ð, ±K«Ê
airs	n. Â\­Ó¬[¤l
airs and grace	°µ§@ªº«ººA, ¸ËµÄ§@¶Õ
airs and graces	²±®ð­â¤H, ¶ÆºC
airscape	n. ³¾Àý¹Ï, ¯èªÅ·Ó¤ù
airscoop	n. ¶i®ð¤f
airscrew	n. Á³±Û¼Õ, (­¸¾÷)±À¶i¾¹
airship	n. ­¸¸¥, ­¸²î;  vt. ªÅ¹B
airshipper	n. ªÅ¹B¤½¥q, ªÅ¹B·~
airsick	a. ·w¾÷ªº
airsickness	n. ·w¾÷
airspace	n. ¤WªÅ, ªÅ®ð, ªÅ¶¡, »âªÅ
airspeed	n. ªÅ³t, ­¸¾÷³t«×
airstream	n. ®ð¬y, (¤×«ü)°ªªÅ®ð¬y
airstrip	n. (Á{®É)­¸¾÷¶]¹D
airt	n. [¦a] ¤è¦ì, ¤è¦V
airtight	a. ±K³¬ªº, ¤£³z®ðªº, µL¾Ó¥iÀ»ªº
airtime	n. ¼½¥X®É¶¡, (¥X°âµ¹¼s§iªÌ©Î¤À°tµ¹­Ô¿ï¤Hªº)¼½¥X®É¬q
airwave	n. ¹qµø, ¼s¼½ªºÀW¹D
airwaves	n. ªÅ®ðªi°Ê
airway	n. (ªÅ¤¤)¯è½u, ¯èªÅ¤½¥q, ³q­·¤Õ, ³q­·¤«
airway beacon	n. ¯èªÅ¿O¶ð
airwoman	n. [­^] ¤k­¸¦æ­û
airworthiness	n. ¾A¯è©Ê
airworthy	a. ¾A©ó­¸¯èªº, ¹F¨ì¦w¥þ­¸¦æ¼Ð·Çªº
airy	a. ªÅ®ðªº, ªÅ¤¤ªº, ³q­·ªº, »´§Öªº, Àu¶®ªº, °ªÁq¤J¶³ªº
airy-fairy	a. ¹³µ£¸Ü¤¤¥P¤l¯ëªº, ªÅ·Qªº
AIS	°ªµ¥¸ê°T¨t²Î(Advanced Information Systems), Ãþ¤ñ¸ê°TªA°È(analogous information service)
aisle	n. (±Ð°óªº)°¼´Y, ¨«´Y, ³q¹D, ¨«¹D
aisle seat	n. (¥æ³q¤u¨ã)¾a³q¹Dªº®y¦ì
aisle-sitter	n. [¬ü] §¤¦b¾a³q¹D®y¦ìªÌ, (¤×«ü)¼@µû®a
ait	n. ¬ü°ê¦b¥x¨ó·|(American Institute on Taiwan), (ªe¤¤ªº)¤p®q
aitch	n. H¦r¥À, H§Î
aitchbone	n. (¤ûªº)Áv°©, (¤ûªº)Áv°©¦×
aitchless	a. (»¡¤è¨¥ªº¤H)º|±¼ h ªºµo­µªº
Aix	n. [¦a] ¦ã§J´µ (´¶Ã¹©ô´µ¦a°Ï, ªk°êªF«n³¡ Marseilles ¥_³¡ªº«°¥«)
ajar	a. (ªù)·L¶}ªº, ¥b¶}ªº, ¤£©M¿Óªº;  adv. (ªù)·L¶}, ¥b¶}, ¤£©M¿Ó¦a
Ajax	n. [§Æ¯«] ¦ã³Ç§J´µ(³ò§ðTroyªº§Æþ­x¤¤ªº§Ö»L«i¤h)
ajuga	n. [´Óª«] «m°Ëµ¬°©¯ó
AK	(¬ü°ê)ªü©Ô´µ¥[(Alaska)
aka	¥ç¦W(Also Known As)
Akan	n. ªü§¢»y(Fanti, Twi)(­{¯Çªº¤j³¡¤À¤Î¬ì¯S­}ºû¦ãº¸ªº¤@³¡¤À©Ò¨Ï¥Îªº»y¨¥), ªü§¢¤H
akaryocyte	n. [Âå] µL®Ö²Ó­M¬õ¦å²y
akaryote	n. [Âå] µL®Ö²Ó­M
akathisia	n. [Âå] ÀR§¤¤£¯à, µJÀꤣ¦w
akela	n. ¥®¦~µ£¤l­xªº¯Zªø, ¶¤ªø (¥Ñ¦¨¦~¤H¾á¥ô)
akene	n. ½GªG
akimbo	a. ¨â¤â¤e¸yªº;  adv. ¨â¤â¤e¸y
akin	a. ¦P±Úªº, ¦³¦å½tÃö«Yªº, ¦PÃþªº, Ãþ¦üªº
akinesia	n. [Âå] ¹B°Ê¤£¯à (¥þ³¡ªº©Î³¡¤Àªº¹B°Ê³ÂÞÍ)
akinesis	¦Pakinesia
akinetic	a. [Âå] ¹B°Ê¤£¯àªº
Akkad	n. [¦a] ªü¥d¼w(¦è¤¸«e2800-1100¦~¥j¤Ú¤ñ­Û¥_³¡¦a°Ï), ªü¥d¼w«°(¥j¤Ú¤ñ­Û¥_³¡¦a°Ïªº­º©²), ªü¥d¼w¤H, ªü¥d¼w»y
Akkadian	a. ªü¥d¼w(¤H©Î»y)ªº
Akos	n. ªüº¸¨õ´µ¤s¯ß
Akron	n. [¦a] ªü§J­Û (¬ü°ê Ohio ¦{ªF¥_³¡«°¥«, ¬°¾ó½¦¤u·~¤¤¤ß)
Aktivist	n. (­ìªF¼wªº)³Ò°Ê¼Ò½d
al	n. ¦ãº¸(¨k¤l¦W, Albert,  Alfredªº¼ÊºÙ), ¾T(Aluminum);  pref. ¦V...(=to), ´Â...(=towards), ©¹...(=towards);  suf. §Î®eµü¦r§À¡Aªí¥Ü¡u...ªº, ¦ü...ªº, ¾A©ó...ªº, ¦³...©Ê½èªº¡v, ¦Wµü¦r§À¡A±Nªí¥Ü°Ê§@ªº°ÊµüÅܬ°¦Wµü
al fresco	a. ¦b¤á¥~, Ãú¤Ñ;  adv. ¦b¤á¥~ªº, Ãú¤Ñªº
ala	n. Ál, ¯Í
Ala.	n. (¬ü°ê)ªü©Ô¤Ú°¨¦{(AL)(Alabama)
Alabama	n. (¬ü°ê)ªü©Ô¤Ú°¨¦{(AL)
alabaman	n. ªü©Ô¤Ú°¨¦{¤H[ªº]
alabamian	n. ªü©Ô¤Ú°¨¦{¤H
alabaster	n. ³·ªá¥Û»I(¤@ºØ³n½è¥Õ¥Û);  a. ³·ªá¥Û»I»sªº, ¹³³·ªá¥Û»Iªº, ³·¥Õ¥ú·Æªº
alabastrine	a. ³·ªá¥Û»I»sªº, ¥ú·Æªº
alack	int. [¥j] ¶ã©I, «s«v
alackaday	int. [¥j] ¶ã©I, «s«v
alacritous	a. ±Ó±¶ªº, ¬¡¼âªº
alacrity	n. ±Ó±¶, »´§Ö, ²n§Ö, ªYµM, ¼Ö·N
alactasia	n. [Âå] ¨Å¿}§l¦¬¤£¨}, (¦]¯Ê¥Flactase)
Aladdin	n. ªü©Ô¤B(¤Ñ¤è©]ÃÓªº¤Hª«¤§¤@)
Aladdin's lamp	n. ªü©Ô¤B¯«¿O, ³ë¬°¯àº¡¨¬¤H¤@¤ÁÄ@±æªºªF¦è
alae	n. ala ªº½Æ¼Æ
alaking	a. ¼»¤F»¶´ÔÂ檺
alalia	n. °×
alameda	n. ´²¨B¹D¸ô
alamo	n. ¬ü°êªº¤@ºØ·¨¾ð, ¥Õ·¨, ªü©Ô¼¯(¬ü°êTexas¦{San Antonio¥«ªº¤@®y¤Ñ¥D±Ð±аó)
alamode	a. ¬y¦æªº, ®É»ìªº, ¥[¦B²N²Oªº;  adv. ¬y¦æ¦a, ®É»ì¦a, ¥[¦B²N²O¦a;  n. ¤@ºØï¸h
Alan	n. ¦ã­Û(¨k¤l¦W)
alanine	n. [¥Í¤Æ] ¤þ®ò»Ä (³J¥Õ½è©Ò§tªº¤@ºØ®ò°ò»Ä)
alannah	int. [·Rº¸Äõ] ³Þ, ³Þ! (©I³ê¦Û¤v«Ä¤l©Îªí¥Ü¿Ë¼ö)
alap	n. ªü©Ô´¶ (¦L«×¶Ç²Î¼Ö¦±ªº¤Þ¤l³¡¤À)
alar	a. Álªº, ¯Íª¬ªº, µÅ¤Uªº
Alaric	n. ¨k¤l¦W, ªü©Ô¦C (370?-410, ¦è­ô¼w°ê¤ý, 395?-410¦~¦b¦ì, ¦è¤¸410¦~©ºªAù°¨), ªü©Ô¦C (Alaric II, ?-507, ¦è­ô¼w°ê¤ý, ¹{§G¡u¨È©Ô¨½§Jªk«ß­n²¤¡v)
alarm	n. ĵ³ø, ®£Äß, ®£·W, Åå·W, ĵ³ø¾¹, ĵÄÁ, ĵ¹a, ¾xÄÁ;  vt. ĵ§i, §iª¾¦MÀI, ¨ÏÅå·W, ¨Ï®£·W
alarm bell	n. ĵ¹a, ĵÄÁ
alarm call	ºò«æ¸¹
alarm clock	n. ¾xÄÁ
alarm gauge	n. (»]¨T¾÷¨®ÁçÄl¤Wªº)¹LÀ£Äµ³ø¾¹
alarm post	ºò«æ¶°¦X¦a
alarm signal	n. ĵ³ø, ĵ³ø«H¸¹
alarmedly	adv. ©ê¦³Äµ§Ù¤ß(®£©Æ, µJ¼{)
alarming	a. Åå¤Hªº, À~¤Hªº
alarmingly	adv. Åå¤H¦a, À~¤H¦a
alarmism	n. ¦M¨¥ÁqÅ¥
alarmist	n. ¤jÅå¤p©ÇªÌ, §û¤H¼~¤ÑªÌ
alarum	n. [¥j] =alarm, ĵ³ø, ®£Äß, ®£·W, Åå·W
alary	a. Álª¬ªº
alas	int. ­ü!, «u§r!
Alas.	n. (¬ü°ê)ªü©Ô´µ¥[¦{(Alaska)(AK)
Alaska	n. (¬ü°ê)ªü©Ô´µ¥[¦{(AK)
Alaska Highway	n. ªü©Ô´µ¥[¤½¸ô(±q¬ü°êªü©Ô´µ¥[¨ì¥[®³¤jªº¤@±ø¤½¸ô¡^
Alaska Time	n. ªü¥[´µ¥[¼Ð·Ç®É¶¡
alaskan	a. ªü©Ô´µ¥[ªº, ªü©Ô´µ¥[¤Hªº;  n. ªü©Ô´µ¥[¤H
alastrim	n. [Âå] Ãþ¤Ñªá, ¤p«¬¤Ñªá
alate	a. ¦³Álªº, ¦³Álª¬ª«ªº
Alawi	n. ªü©Ôºû¯S¬£ªº¤H
alb	n. ¥Õ³Â¥¬ªø¹¬³T
Alb.	Albania, Albanian, Albany, Albert, Alberta
alba	n. [¦a] ªk°ê«n³¡ Provence ¦a°Ïªº¤@ºØ¶Ç²Îªº§ç±¡¸Ö, ¦h´y¼g±¡¤H²M±á®ÉªºÂ÷§O±¡´º(aubade), ¤@ºØ³n´Ö¥¬, ªü§B¯S (alba I, 1875-1934 ¤ñ§Q®É°ê¤ý, 1909-34¦~¦b¦ì)
albacore	n. «Cªá³½¬ìªº®ü²£³½
Albamycin	n. [Âå] ¥ÕÅð¯À, (§Ü¥Í¯À¤@ºØ)
Alban	n. ¨k¤l¦W, ¸t¡Eªüº¸¯Z (d.? 303, ­^°ê³Ì¦­ªº®î±ÐªÌ, ¨ä¬ö©À¤é¬°9¤ë22¤é)
Albania	n. ªüº¸¤Ú¥§¨È(°ê¦W¡A¦b¼Ú¬w¤Úº¸·F¥b®q)
Albanian	a. ªüº¸¤Ú¥§¨Èªº, ªüº¸¤Ú¥§¨È¤Hªº, ªüº¸¤Ú¥§¨È»yªº;  n. ªüº¸¤Ú¥§¨È¤H, ªüº¸¤Ú¥§¨È»y
Albany	n. ¶øº¸§B¥§(¬ü°êNew York¦{­º©², Alb.)
albata	n. ¬v»È
albatross	n. [³¾] «H¤Ñ¯Î(¤@ºØ¤j®ü³¾), ªýê, ²Ì¸}¥Û, ¥O¤H·Ð¼~ªº¨Æ±¡
albedo	n. ¤Ï·Ó²v
Albee	n. ªüº¸¤ñ (Edward(Franklin) Albee(1928-), ¬ü°ê¼@§@®a, µÛ§@¦³1962¦~¥Xª©¤§ Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?(1962)µ¥)
albeit	conj. [¤å] ÁaµM, §Y¨Ï, ¾¨ºÞ, ÁöµM
albergo	n. [¦a] ®È©±
Alberich	n. ¨k¤l¦W, [¤éº¸°Ò¶Ç»¡] ªü§B¨½§Æ (¦u½Ã¥§¨©Às®Ú¤§Ä_ªº¨Ü¾§°ê¤ý)
Albert	n. ªü§B¯S(¨k¤l¦W), ªü§B¯S«¬Ãh¿öÁå
Albert chain	n. ªü§B¯S«¬Ãh¿öÁå
Albert Hall	n. (­^°ê)ªü§B¯S¬ö©À°ó
alberta	n. ¨È§B¹F(¥[®³¤j¦è³¡¤§¤@¬Ù)
Albertina	n. ¤k¤l¦W (ÎîºÙ Tina)
Albertine	n. ¤k¤l¦W
albertite	n. [Äq] ¶ÂÃw«C (¤@ÏúÃw«C½èªºÄqª«)
albescent	a. ÅÜ¥Õªº, ±a¥Õªº
Albi	n. [¦a] ªüº¸¤ñ (ªk°ê«n³¡ Tarn ¬Ù¤§«°Âí, ªüº¸¤ñ¬£ªºÕuÂI)
albicans	¥Õ, ¥Õªº, (L.)
albiduria	n. [Âå] ¥Õ§¿, ¨ÅÁS§¿
albigenses	n. ªüº¸¤ñ±Ð
Albin	n. ¨k¤l¦W
albiness	n. ¤k©Ê¥Õ¤Æ¯f¤H
albinic	a. ¥Õ¤Æ¯fªº(albino)
albinism	n. ¥Õ¤Æ¯f, ¦â¯À¯Ê¥F¯g
albino	n. ¥Õ¤½(¥Ö½§¡B¤ò¾v¡B²´·ú¯Ê¥F¦â¯Àªº¤H), ¥Õ¤Æ¯fªÌ, ¥Õ¤ÆÅܺØ
albinuria	n. [Âå] ¥Õ§¿, albiduria
Albion	n. ¤£¦CÄA, ­^®æÄõ(ªº¥jºÙ)
albite	n. ¶uªø¥Û
albizzia	n. [´Ó] ¦XÅw¾ðÄÝ(Albizzia)ªº¦UÏú¾ð
Alboin	n. ªüº¸³Õ¦] (d. 572, Lombard ¤é¦Õ°Ò¤Hªº°ê¤ý, ¤½¤¸565-72¦~¦b¦ì, ´¿©ºªA¸q¤j§Q¥_³¡)
albomycin	n. [¥Í¤Æ] ¥Õ¾`¯À (¹ï¤_¹ï«C¾`¯À¦³§ÜÃĩʪº²Óµß¦³®Ä)
Albrecht	n. ¨k¤l¦W
albuginea	n. [¸Ñ] (²´²yµ¥ªº)¥Õ½¤
albugineous	a. ³J¥Õªº, [¸Ñ] ¥Õ½¤ªº, ¹³¥Õ½¤ªº
album	n. ¬Ûï, ¶°¶lï, °Û¤ù¶°, (°Û¤ù)±M¿è
albumen	n. ³J¥Õ, ³J¥Õ¯À, [´Ó] ­F¨Å
albumenize	v. ¶î³J¥Õ©ó
albumin	n. ³J¥Õ½è, ³J¥Õ¯À
albuminate	n. [¥Í¤Æ] ²M³J¥ÕÆQ (¤ÑµM³J¥Õ½èÉO»Ä©ÎÆPµ²¦X¦Ó¦¨ªºÅܩʳJ¥Õ½è)
albuminaturia	n. [Âå] ³J¥Õ¤Æª«§¿, (§¿¤º§talbuminate)
albuminimeter	n. [Âå] ³J¥Õ­p, (´ú¶q²GÅ餺³J¥Õ§t¶q)
albuminize	vt. ¥Î³J¥Õ¹Ï»\(¦Lµe¯Èµ¥), ¥Î³J¥Õ·»²G³B²z
albuminocholia	n. [Âå] ³J¥ÕÁx¥Ä¯g, (¥Õ³J¥Õ¥X²{©óÁx¥Ä)
albuminoid	a. ³J¥Õ½èªº;  n. ÀÀ³J¥Õ
albuminolysin	n. [Âå] ³J¥Õ·»¯À
albuminolysis	n. [Âå] ³J¥Õ¤À¸Ñ, (´ú²GÅé³J¥Õ§t¶q)
albuminometer	n. [Âå] ³J¥Õ­p, (´ú¶q³J¥Õ¦b²GÅ餧§t¶q)
albuminoptysis	n. [Âå] ³J¥Õ©Ê·ð
albuminose	a. [§t] ³J¥Õ½èªº
albuminous	a. ³J¥Õ©Êªº, ¦³³J¥Õ½èªº
albuminuria	n. ³J¥Õ§¿
albuminuric	a. [Âå] ³J¥Õ§¿ªº
albumoscope	n. [Âå] ³J¥ÕÀ˵ø¾¹
albumose	n. ½¨
Albuquerque	n. [¦a] ªüº¸§B§J°ò (¬ü°ê New Mexico ¦{ÉO Rio Grande ¬Û¾Fªº«°¥«), ªüº¸§B§J°ò ((Alfonso) de Albuquerque, 1453-1515, ¸²µå¤ú¯è®ü®a, ªF¦L«×¸s®q¤§©ºªAªÌ¤ÎÁ`·þ)
alburnum	n. Ãä§÷, ¥Õ¤ì½è
alc.	alcohol, alcoholic
alcahest	n. ¸Uª«¿Ä¤Æ¾¯
Alcaic	a. ¥j§Æþ¸Ö¤H, Alcaeusªº, Alcaeus¥yªkªº
alcaide	n. [¦è¯Z¤úµ¥ªº] ­n¶ë¥q¥O, º»¦O
alcalde	n. (¦è¯Z¤ú¡B¸²µå¤úµ¥°ê­Ý¦³¦æ¬FÅv¡B¥qªkÅvªº)¥«ªø, Âíªø
Alcaligenes	n. [Âå] ²£ÆP±ìµßÄÝ, (¦b¸z¹D¤º, ÄÝBrucella)
alcaptonuria	n. [Âå] ¶Â»Ä§¿, (¤º§talcapton)
Alcatraz	n. [¦a] ªüº¸¥d¯S©Ô´µ®q (¬ü°ê California ¦{ª÷¤sÆWªº¤p®q, 1934-63¦~¶¡«Ø¦³Áp¨¹ºÊº»)
alcayde	n. [¦è¯Z¤úµ¥ªº] ­n¶ë¥q¥O, º»¦O
alcazar	n. «°³ù
alchemic	a. ·Òª÷³Nªº
alchemise	v. [¥Î·Òª÷³N] ¨Ï¤§Åܽè
alchemist	n. ·Òª÷³N¤h, ·Ò¤¦®v
alchemistic	a. ·Òª÷³N[¤h] ªº
alchemistical	a. ·Òª÷³N[¤h] ªº
alchemize	v. ¨ÏÅܽè
alchemy	n. ·Òª÷³N
alcheringa	n. [®É] (¿D¤j§Q¨È¤gµÛ¯«¸Ü¤¤ªº)¶Àª÷®É¥N (·N¬°¤HÃþ¯ª¥ý©Ò³Ð³yªº¤j¦P¥@¬É)
Alcides	n. [§Æ¯«] ªüº¸³Ø¼w´µ (Hercules ªº§OºÙ)
alcidine	a. [³¾] ®ü³¶¬ì(Alcidae)ªº
ALCM	n. ªÅ¤¤µo®gªº¨µ¤|¾É¼u(Air-Launched Cruise Missile)
alcohol	n. °sºë, ¤A¾J, °s, °sºë¶¼®Æ
alcohol lamp	n. °sºë¿O
alcoholate	n. [¤Æ] ¤A¾J¤Æª« ((1)¸m´«¤A¾J¤¤²B®ñ°òªº²Bªºª÷ÄÝ(2)¤A¾J¤Æª«[·»²G])
alcoholic	a. °sºëªº, §t°sºëªº, ³¤°sªº;  n. ³¤°sªÌ, °s°­, °sºë¤¤¬rªÌ
alcoholicity	n. §t°sºë¤§¿@«×, °sºë§t¶q
Alcoholics Anonymous	n. §Ù°s¨ó·|
alcoholise	v. °sºë[¾J] ¤Æ, ®û°sºë
alcoholism	n. °sºë¤¤¬r
alcoholize	v. ¤Æ¦¨°sºë, ¾J¤Æ, ®ûº{°sºë¤¤
alcoholometer	n. °sºë¤ñ­«­p
alcoholuria	n. [Âå] °sºë§¿
alcoholysis	n. ¾J¸Ñ
alcometer	n. °s¾K­p(±Ä¨ú¾KªÌ¦R¥X¤§®ð¡AÀˬd©Ò§t°sºë¶q¡A¥H´ú¥X°s¾Kµ{«×)
Alcoran	n. ¥iÄõ¸g(¦^±Ð¤§¸g¨å)
Alcott	n. ¼Úº¸¬ì¯S((Amos) Bronson Alcott, 1799-1888, ¬ü°ê±Ð¨|®a¡BªÀ·|§ï­²®a¤Î¥ýÅç¥D¸qªÌ), ¶øº¸¬ì¯S(Louisa May Alcott, 1832-88 A. B. Alcott ¤§¤k, µÛ¦³ Little Women(1868-69))
alcove	n. ¥W«Ç, ¾À÷Î, ¤p«F
alcyonarian	a. n. [°Êª«] ¤J©ñ¬À·äÃþ[¨Èºõ]ªº(¬À·ä)
Alcyone	n. [§Æ¯«] ¨È§J¦w®R ((1) Pleiades ¤§¤@(2) Halcyone), [¤Ñ] ª÷¤û®c®y(Taurus)¤¤ªº¬P, «Y Pleiades ¬P¹Î¤¤³Ì©ú«Gªº¬P
Ald.	n. Alderman
Alda	n. ¶øº¸¹F (Frances Alda, 1883-1952, ­ì¦W Frances Davis, ¯Ã¦èÄõ¥X¥Íªº¬ü°ê¤k°ª­µºq°Û®a)
Aldactone	n. [Âå] °j±Û¤º¯×, (spironolactone¤§°Ó«~¦W)
Aldebaran	n. ¶¯¤û®y¤¤ªº¤@µ¥¬P
aldehyde	n. [¤Æ] ¤AîÇ
alder	n. [´Ó] ¨ª·¨
alder buckthorn	n. ¼Ú¹«§õ
alderfly	n. [°Êª«] [©ø] ³½³M (¥®ÂÎ¥i°µ³¨»ç)
alderman	n. [¬ü] ¥«Ä³­û, [­^] ¥«©²°Ñ¨Æ
aldermanic	a. ¥«Ä³­ûªº, ¥«©²°Ñ¨Æªº, ¥«ªø§U²zªº
aldermanry	n. ¥«Ä³­û, °Ñ¨Æµ¥¤§Â¾
aldermanship	n. ¥«Ä³­ûµ¥¤§Â¾
Alderney	n. ¶øº¸±o¥§®q, ¶øº¸±o¥§¨Å¤û
Aldershot	n. [¦a] ¶øº¸¼w¿½¯S (­^°ê«n³¡ Hampshire ªº«°¥«, ¸Ó³B³]¦³­^­x°V½m°ò¦a)
alderwoman	n. ¥«¥ßªk¾÷ºcªº¤k©Ê¦¨­û
Aldine	a. ªüº¸©wª©ªº, »¨µØª©ªº;  n. ªüº¸©wª©
Aldm.	n. Alderman
aldol	n. [¤Æ] ¤B¶¡¾JîÇ (¦³ÂH©ÊªºµL¦â²GÅé, ¥Î°µ¥[²¸§U¶Ê¤Æ¾¯¤Î­»®Æ)
aldopentose	n. [Âå] ¥³îÇ¿}
aldose	n. [¤Æ] îÇ¿} (¨ã¦³îÇ°òªº³æÁÞÃþ)
aldosterone	n. [¥Í¤Æ] îÇÍrଠ(¥ÑµÇŦ¤Àªcªº§í¨î¶u±Æªnªº²üº¸»X)
aldrin	n. [¤Æ] ¦ã¤ó¾¯ (¤@ºØ­f¨t±þÂξ¯), ¶øº¸¼wªL (Edwin Eugene Aldrin, Jr., 1930-, ¬ü°ê¤ÓªÅ¤H, ¤HÃþ²Ä¤G¦ìµn¤ëªÌ)
Aldus	n. ¨k¤l¦W
ale	n. ²H¦â°à°s, ³Á°s
aleak	adv. pred. a. º|¤ôªº[¦a], º|®ñªº[¦a]
aleatoric	a. ¥ô·Nªº, ­J¶Ã°ï¬ä¦Ó¦¨ªº
aleatory	a. ³g¹Ï¹®­Æªº, °¸µMªº
alebench	n. (§@¬°)°à°sÀ](¼Ð»xªº)ªù«e©Î«Î¤ºªºªø¹¹, ²H°à°sÀ]
Alec	n. ¨È¾ú§J(¨k¤l¦W, Alexanderªº¼ÊºÙ)
alecithal	a. [Âå] µL§Z¶Àªº
Aleck	n. ¨È¾ú§J(¨k¤l¦W, Alexanderªº¼ÊºÙ)
aleconner	n. °sÃþÀˬd©x
alecost	n. [´Ó] ¦ãµâ
Alecto	n. [§Æ¯«] ªü°Ç§J¹Ï (¥q´_¤³ªº¤T¤k¯«¤§¤@)
alectryomancy	n. ¤½Âû¥e¤R (±N½\²É¼»¦b¤½Âû©P³òªº¦r¥À¤W, ®Ú¾Ú°Ö­¹ªº¶¶§Ç±N¦r¥ÀÁp°_¨Ó)
alee	adv. ¦V¤U­·, ´Â¤U­·
alegar	n. ³Á°s¾L
alehouse	n. °à°s©±, °sÀ]
Alemanni	n. pl. [¥v] ªü°Ç°Ò³¡±Ú¦P·ù (¤é¦Õ°Ò¨t³¡±Úªºµ²¦X, ¤T¥@¬ö«e´Á©~¦í¦b Rhine »P Danube ¤§¶¡ªº¦a°Ï, ´¿¨üù°¨«Ò°êªº«Â¯Ù)
alemannic	n. ¤@ºØ¼w°ê¤è¨¥
alembic	n. »]ÃH¾¹, ²b¤Æ¾¹
alembicated	a. (¤åÅéµ¥)¹L¤Àºë½mªº
aleph	n. §Æ§B¨Ó¦r¥Àªíªº²Ä¤@­Ó¦r¥À, [¼Æ] ªü¦C¤Ò¼Æ (¶W½a°ò¼Æ, µL­­°ò¼Æ, ²Å¸¹ N)
Aleppo	n. [¦a] ªü°Ç©Y (±Ô§Q¨È¥_³¡ªº«°¥«)
alerce	n. [´Óª«] ¤s¹F¾ð
alert	a. ¯d¤ßªº, ĵ±§ªº, ĵıªº, ¾÷±Óªº, ±Ó±¶ªº;  n. ĵ±§, ĵ§Ù, ĵ³ø;  vt. µoĵ³ø, ĵ§i, ĵ±§, ¨Ï§Ù³Æ
alertly	adv. ´£°ªÄµÄ±¦a, ¯d·N¦a
alertness	n. ĵ§Ù, ¾÷±Ó
alertor	n. ĵ³ø¾¹
Alessandria	n. [¦a] ¨È¾ú¤s¼w¨½¨È (¸q¤j§Q¦è¥_³¡ Piedmont ¬Ùªº«°Âí)
Alethea	n. ¤k¤l¦W
aleukemic	a. [Âå] ¥Õ¦å²y¯Ê¥Fªº«D¥Õ¦å¯fªº
aleukocytic	a. [Âå] µL¥Õ¦å²yªº
aleukocytosis	n. [Âå] ¥Õ¦å²y¯Ê¥F¯g, (¦Pleukopenia)
aleuronat	n. °ª½k¯»Äѯ» (¥Ñ½k¯»±o¨ìªºÄѯ», ¿}§¿¯f±wªÌ­¹¥ÎÄÑ¥]ªº­ì®Æ)
aleurone	n. [´Ó] ½k¯» (²Éª¬³J¥Õ½è)
Aleut	n. [¦a] ªü¯d¥Ó (ªü¯d¥Ó¸s®q¤Îªü©Ô´µ¥[¦è³¡¤§©~¥Á), ªü¯d¥Ó»y
Aleutian	a. ªü¯d¥Ó¸s®qªº, ªü¯d¥Ó¤Hªº, ªü¯d¥Ó»yªº;  n. ªü¯d¥Ó¤H
Aleutian Islands	n. pl. ªü¯d¥Ó¸s®q
alewife	n. °à°s©±¤k¦ÑÁó
Alex	n. ¨È¾ú§J´µ(¨k¤l¦W, Alexanderªº¼ÊºÙ)
Alex.	Alexander
Alexander	n. ¨È¾ú¤s¤j(¨k¤l¦W)
Alexander the Great	n. ¨È¾ú¤s¤j¤j«Ò(356-323 B.C. ¥j¥N°¨¨ä¹y°ê¤ý)
alexanders	n. [´Óª«] ¼Ú¬wªº¤ôªà (®ɥΥH°µ¨F©Ô), [´Óª«] ¶}ª÷¶À¦â¬üÄRªá¦·ªº¤ôªà¬ì¦h¦~¥Í¯ó¥»´Óª«, [´Óª«] ªá¤g·íÂk
Alexandra	n. ¨È¾ú¤s¼w©Ô(¤k¤l¦W)
Alexandria	n. ¨È¾ú¤s¤j´ä
alexandrian	a. ¨È¾ú¤s¤j¤j«Òªº
Alexandrina	n. ¤k¤l¦W
Alexandrine	n. ¨È¾ú¤s¤j¸Ö¦æªk;  a. ¨È¾ú¤s¤j¸Ö¦æªkªº
alexandrite	n. ¨È¾ú¤s¤j¥Û, ÅÜ¥Û
alexia	n. ¥¢Åª¯g
alexic	a. [Âå] ¥¢Åª¯gªº
alexin	n. ±þµß¯À
alexipharmic	a. ®ø¬rªº, ¸Ñ¬rªº;  n. ¸Ñ¬rÃÄ
Alexis	n. ¨k¤l¦W
aleydigism	n. [Âå] ¨k©Ê¯À¯Ê¥F¯g, (¸A¤Y¶¡½è²Ó­M¥\¯à¯Ê¥F)
Alf	n. ªüºÖ(¨k¤l¦W)
alfa	n. A, a¦r
alfalfa	n. [´Ó] µµªá­`½¶
alfalfa weevil	n. ­`½¶¶HÂÎ
alfilaria	n. [´Ó] ªà¸­¤Ó¶§ªá (­ì²£¼Ú¬w, ¦b¬ü°ê¦è³¡ºØ´Ó§@¬°¹}®Æ)
alfine	a. ¨ì²×¤F
Alfisol	n. [¤gÃa] ²O·»¤g (ªí¼h§tÅK¶q°ªªº¼éÀã¤gÄ[)
Alfonso	n. ¨k¤l¦W, ªü¤è¯Á (Alfonso I, 1112-85, ¸²µå¤ú²Ä¤@¥N°ê¤ý, 1139-85¦~¦b¦ì), ªü¤è¯Á (Alfonso XIII, 1886-1941, ¦è¯Z¤ú°ê¤ý, 1886-1931¦~¦b¦ì)
alforja	n. [¬ü¡E¬ü¦è³¡] ¾bÅn, (¸}½ñ¨®µ¥ªº)±¾¥], ¤u¨ã³U, (ÍaÍaªº)ÀUÅn
Alfred	n. ªü¦ò¯P(¨k¤l¦W)
alfred nobel	¿Õ¨©º¸
Alfreda	n. ¤k¤l¦W
alfresco	a. ¦b¤á¥~, Ãú¤Ñ;  adv. ¦b¤á¥~ªº, Ãú¤Ñªº
alg	comb. ªí¥Ü¡u¯kµh¡v
Alg.	Algeria, Algerian, ¨k¤l¦WAlgernon, ªüº¸¤Îº¸Algiers, ¥N¼Æ(¾Ç), ¥N¼Æ¾Ç½×¤å[±Ð¬ì®Ñ]algebra, ¥N¼Æªº, ¥N¼Æ¾Çªº, ¥N¼Æ¤Wªºalgebraic
alga	n. ĦÃþ, ®üĦ
algae	n. ĦÃþ, ®üĦ
algaecide	n. ±þĦ¾¯, ±þĦÃÄ
algal	a. ®üĦªº
algarroba	n. [´Óª«] (¦a¤¤®üªu©¤²£ªº)ªª¨§, ¨¤¨§²ó, [´Óª«] [¬ü] ªª¨§¾ð, ªª¨§
algate	adv. ©l²×¦a, µM¦Ó, ¾¨ºÞ
algebra	n. ¥N¼Æ
algebraic	a. ¥N¼Æªº, ¥N¼Æ¾Çªº
algebraical	a. ¥N¼Æªº, ¥N¼Æ¾Çªº
algebraically	adv. ¥N¼Æ¦a, ¥N¼Æ¾Ç¦a
algebraist	n. ¥N¼Æ¾Ç®a
algebrist	n. ¥N¼Æ¾ÇªÌ
algefacient	n. [Âå] ²M²DÃÄ
Algeria	n. ªüº¸¤Î§Q¨È(°ê¦W¡A¦b«D¬w)
Algerian	a. ªüº¸¤Î§Q¨Èªº, ªüº¸¤Î§Q¨È¤Hªº;  n. ªüº¸¤Î§Q¨È¤H
Algerine	a. ªüº¸¤Î§Q¨È[ªüº¸¤Îº¸](¤H)ªº
Algernon	n. ¨k¤l¦W (¼ÊºÙ Algie, Algy)
algesia	n. [Âå] µhı¹L±Ó
algesimeter	n. [Âå] µhı­p
algesimetry	n. [Âå] µhı´ú¶qªk
algesthesia	n. [Âå] µhı
algesthesis	n. [Âå] µhı
algetic	a. [Âå] µhªº, ²£µhªº
algicide	n. ±þĦ¾¯[ÃÄ] (¦p²¸»Ä»Éµ¥)
algid	a. µo§Nªº, ´H§Nªº
algidity	n. ´H®ð, µo§N
Algiers	n. ªüº¸¤Îº¸(ªüº¸¤Î§Q¨È­º³£)
algin	n. Ħ½¦
alginate	n. [¤Æ] ½ÅĦ»ÄÆQ, Ħ»Äà­, ½ÅĦ½¦
alginic	n. ĦÌÒ»Ä
algogenesis	n. [Âå] µh¦], µh­ì, (¤S¦W:algogenesia)
algogenic	a. [Âå] ¤Þ°_¯kµhªº
algoid	a. ĦÃþªº, ¦üĦªº
ALGOL	n. ¤@ºØ¹q¸£»y¨¥
algolagnia	n. [ºë¯«¯f¾Ç] ¦â±¡¬I­h¨g, ¦â±¡¬I­h, ¨ü­h¨g, ©Ê­h¨g (¦b¯kµh¤¤´M¨D©Êªº¼Ö½ì, §t sadism ¤Î masochism)
algologist	n. ĦÃþ¾Ç®a
algology	n. ĦÃþ¾Ç
algometer	n. [Âå] µhı­p
algometry	n. [Âå] µhı´ú¶q
algonkian	n. ªüº¸®Ú°ò¦w¤H, ªüº¸®Ú°ò¦w¤H»y
algonkin	n. ªüº¸®Ú°ò¦w¤H, ªüº¸®Ú°ò¦w¤H»y
Algonquian	n. ªüº¸®Ú°ò¦w¤H, ªüº¸®Ú°ò¦w¤H»y
algonquin	n. ªüº¸®Ú°ò¦w¤H, ªüº¸®Ú°ò¦w¤H»y
algophilia	n. [Âå] ¶Ýµh, (µh­W¥[¤©§O¤H©Î¦Û¤v)
algophobia	n. ¯kµh®£©Æ¯g
algor	n. [Âå] ´H¾Ô´H§N
algorism	n. ªü©Ô§B­p¼Æªk(¨Ï¥Î012345689)
algorismic	a. ªü©Ô§B­p¼Æªkªº
algorithm	n. ºâªk, ºtºâªk
algorithmic	a. ºâªkªº, ºtºâªkªº
algospasm	n. [Âå] µh©ÊµjÅË, («U)cramp
algous	a. ĦÃþªº, ¦pĦÃþªº, ®üĦ¬Æ¦hªº
algraphy	n. [¦L] ¾T¥­ª©»sª©ªk
alguacil	n. (¦è¯Z¤úªº)ĵ¹î, ĵ©x
alguazil	n. ĵ©x
algum	n. ÀÈ­»¾ð
Algy	n. ¨k¤l¦W(Algernon ªº¼ÊºÙ)
Alhambra	n. ªüº¸º~¥¬©Ô®c(¦b¦è¯Z¤úGranadaªþªñ¡A¬°Moor¤H¦b13-14¥@¬ö©Ò«Øªü©Ô§B¦¡«Ø¿v)
alhambresque	a. ªüº~¥¬©Ô®c¦¡ªº
ali	comb. ªí¥Ü¡uÁl¡v, ¡uÁl³¡¡v
Ali Baba	n. ªü¨½¤Ú¤Ú(¤Ñ¤è©]ÃÓ¤¤¡uªü¨½¤Ú¤Ú»P¥|¤Q¤jµs¡vªº¥D¨¤)
Alian Township	n. ªü½¬¶m
Alian Township, Kaohsiung County	n. °ª¶¯¿¤ªü½¬¶m
alias	adv. §O¦W, ¤S¦W, ¥çºÙ;  n. §O¦W, °²¦W, ¤Æ¦W
alibi	n. ¤£¦b³õÃÒ©ú, ÂǤf, ¦«Ãã
alibi oneself	¬°...ÅG¸Ñ
alible	a. [¥j] ¦³Àç¾iªº
Alicante	n. [¦a] ¨È§Q§¢¶ð ((1)¦è¯Z¤úªF³¡ÃxÁ{¦a¤¤®üªº¬Ù(2)¸Ó¬Ùªº¬Ù·|, ´ä¥«)
Alice	n. ·RÄRµ·(¤k¤l¦W)
Alice blue	n. ¤¶©ó²HÂÅ©M¦ÇÂŤ§¶¡ªºÃC¦â
Alice-in-Wonderland	a. ¹Ú¤Û¯ëªº, ¤£¯u¹êªº
Alicia	n. ·RÄR¦è¨È(¤k¤l¦W)
Alick	n. ¨k¤l¦W (Alexander ªº¼ÊºÙ)
alicyclic	a. [¤Æ] ¯×Àô(±Úªº)
alidade	n. «ü¤è³W, ·Ó­ã»ö
alien	a. ¥~°êªº, ¥~°ê¤Hªº, ¥~¨Óªº, ²§¤vªº, §¹¥þ¤£¦Pªº;  n. ¥~°ê¤H, ¥~¹´, ¥~Äy¤H¤h, ¥~¬P¤H
alien elements	²§¤v¤À¤l
alien enemy	n. (¾Ô®É©~©ó¥»°ê¹Ò¤ºªº)¼Ä¹´
alien to the subject	¤£¤ÁÃD, Â÷ÃD
alienability	n. ¥iÅý»P©Ê, ¥i²¨»·©Ê
alienable	a. ¥iÂàÅýªº
alienage	n. ¥~°ê¤Hªº¨­¥÷
alienate	vt. ¨Ï¤£©M, ¨Ï²¨»·, Â÷¶¡, ¬D¼·, Åý´ç, ÂàÅý
alienate from	¨Ï²¨»·
alienate oneself from	¨Ï¦Û¤v²¨»·...
alienation	n. ²¨»·, Â÷¶¡, ¤£©M, ÂàÅý, Åý´ç
alienation of affection	·P±¡ªºÂಾ
alienation of mind	ºë¯«¿ù¶Ã
alienation of property	°]²£ªºÅý´ç
alienator	n. Åý´ç¤H, Ãؤ©ªÌ, ²¨»·ªÌ
alienee	n. ¨üÅý¤H
alienism	n. ¥~°ê¤Hªº¨­¥÷, ºë¯«¯f¾Ç
alienist	n. ºë¯«¯fÂå®v, ºë¯«¯f¾Ç®a
alienor	n. Åý´ç¤H
alif	n. ªü©Ô§B»y¦r¥Àªíªº²Ä¤@­Ó¦r¥À
aliform	n. Álª¬, ¯Íª¬
alight	vi. [¨u] ¤U¨®, ¤U°¨, ­¸¸¨, ¸¨¤U, °¸µMµo²{, ¸I¨£;  a. ÂI¿Uªº, ¿NµÛªº, µo«Gªº
alight at	¦b...¤U¨Ó, ­¸¸¨...
alight on	¸I¨ì, ¸I¥©¹J¨ì
align	vt. ±Æ¦¨¤@¦æ, ¨Ïµ²·ù, ¨Ï¦¨¤@¦æ, vi. ±Æ¦¨¤@¦æ, µ²·ù
align with	»P...µ²·ù
alignment	n. ¶¤¦C, µ²·ù, ±K¤Á¦X§@, ®Õª½
alignment of forces	¤O¶qªº³¡¸p, ¦UºØ¤O¶qªº²Õ¦X
alike	a. ¬Û¦Pªº, (·¥)¬Û¦üªº, ¬Û¹³ªº;  adv. ¦P¼Ë¦a, ¤@µø¦P¤¯¦a
alikeness	n. ¬Û¦ü, ¬Û¦ü©Ê
aliment	n. ´þ¾i«~, Àç¾iª«, ­¹ª«, ¨Ñ¾i
alimental	a. ´þ¾iªº, Àç¾iªº, ­¹ª«ªº
alimentary	a. ­¹ª«ªº, ´þ¾iªº, Àç¾iªº, ¨Ñ¾iªº
alimentation	n. Àç¾i, ´þ¾i, ¨Ñ¾i
alimentotherapy	n. ­¹ª«Àøªk
alimony	n. ĺ¾i¶O
alimony shirker	n. ¤£¥Iĺ¾i¶OªÌ
alinasal	a. [Âå] »óÁlªº
aline	v. ±Æ¦¨ª½½u, ±Æ¦C;  n. ¦ãµY(¤k¤l¦W)
alinement	n. ±Æ¦¨ª½½u
Alioth	n. [¤Ñ] ¥É¿Å, ¥_¤æ¤­ (¤jºµ¬P®y¤¤ªº£`¬P, ³Ì©ú«G)
aliped	a. ¦³Ál½¤ªº, ÁlªÏªº;  n. ÁlªÏ°Êª«
aliphatic	a. ¯×ªÕ±Úªº, ¯×ªÕ½èªº
aliquant	a. ¤£¯à¾ã°£ªº, °£¤£ºÉªº;  n. ¤£¯à¾ã°£, ¤£¯à¾ã°£ªº¼Æ
aliquot	a. ¯à¾ã°£ªº;  n. ¯à¾ã°£, ¯à¾ã°£ªº¼Æ
Alishan Township	n. ªü¨½¤s¶m
Alishan Township, Chiayi County	n. ¹Å¸q¿¤ªü¨½¤s¶m
Alison	n. ¤k¤l¦W (¦h¥Î©ó­^®æÄõ¤k¤l, ¼ÊºÙ Ailie, Elsie)
alisphenoid	a. [Âå] ½º°©¤jÁlªº
alist	adv. pred. a. [®ü] (²î)¦V¤@Ãä¶É±×¦a[ªº]
alit	v. [¨u] [¸Ö] alight ªº¹L¥h¦¡©M¹L¥h¤Àµü
alitalia	n. ¸q¤j§Q¯èªÅ¤½¥q
aliunde	adv. a. (¥D­n¥Î©óªk«ß)°O¿ý¥~ªº[¦a], ®Ú¾Ú¨ä¥L¨Ó·½ªº[¦a]
alive	a. ¥Í¦sªº, ¬¡µÛªº, ¬¡¼âªº, ¬¡ÅDªº, ¥Rº¡¬¡¤Oªº, ¦³¥Í®ðªº, ¾÷±Óªº
alive and kicking	¬¡Â۶øõªº, ¬¡¥Í¥Íªº
aliyah	n. (µS¤Ó±Ð§«ô®É)¨«¤WŪ¸g¥xŪ¸g¤å, (µS¤Ó¤Hªº)²¾¤J¥H¦â¦C, ¤j¾E±p(olim)
alizarin	n. Ó}¯À(¤@ºØ¬V®Æ)
alk.	alkali, alkaline
alkahest	n. ¸U¯à·»¾¯
alkalemia	n. [Âå] ÆP¦å¯g, (¦å²GPH­È°ª¹L7, ¦]HÂ÷¤l´î¤Ö)
alkalescence	n. ®zÆP©Ê, ÆP©Ê
alkalescent	a. ®zÆP©Êªº, ÆP©Êªº
alkali	n. ÆP
alkali metal	n. ÆPª÷ÄÝ
alkalic	a. [¦a] ÆP(©Ê)ªº
alkalify	v. ¨Ï¦¨ÆP©Ê, ÆP¤Æ
alkaligenous	a. [Âå] ²£ÆPªº
alkalimeter	n. [¤Æ] ºÒ»Ä©w¶q­p, ÆP¶q­p
alkalimetry	n. [Âå] ÆP©w¶qªk
alkaline	a. ÆPªº, ÆP©Êªº
alkaline cell	n. ÆP©Ê¹q¦À
alkaline metal	n. ÆPª÷ÄÝ(alkali metal)
alkalinity	n. ÆP«×
alkalinize	vt. [¤Æ] ¨ÏÆP¤Æ
alkalinuria	n. [Âå] ÆP©Ê§¿
alkalis	n. ÆP½è
alkalitherapy	n. [Âå] ÆPÀøªk, (ªvÀø®ø¤Æ©Ê¼ìºÅ)
alkalization	n. ÆP©Ê¤Æ
alkalize	v. ¨Ï¦¨ÆP©Ê(=alkalify), ÆP¤Æ
alkalizer	n. [Âå] ÆP¤Æ¾¯
alkaloid	n. ¥Íª«ÆP, ´Óª«ÆP°ò;  a. ¥Íª«ÆPªº, ´Óª«ÆP°òªº
alkaloidal	a. ¥Íª«ÆP[ªº], ¦üÆPªº
alkalosis	n. [Âå] ÆP¦å¯g, ÆP¬r¯g, (°Ñalkalemia)
alkane	n. ÖJ
alkanet	n. ¦¶¯ó, ¥Ñ¦¶¯ó®Ú³¡´£»sªº¬õ¦â¬V®Æ
alkanna	n. [´Ó] µµ¦¶¯óÄÝ (µµ¯ó¬ì), µµ¯ó, ¤û¦Þ¯ó, ´²ªjªá
alkannin	n. [¤Æ] µµ¦¶¯óºë (±qµµ¦¶¯ó®Ú´£·Òªº¬õ¦â°wª¬µ²´¹, µÛ¦â¥Î)
alkapton	n. [Âå] ¤G®ñ­f¾L»Ä, ¹ÜÆP½è, (¦Palcapton)
alkaptonuria	n. [Âå] ¶Â§¿¯f, (¦]¦³alkapton¦b§¿¤º©Ò­P)
alkaptonuric	n. [Âå] ¶Â§¿¯f±wªÌ
alkene	n. ²mÖL
alkermes	n. ¯Ú¯×Âάõ§Q¤f°s (¨Ó·½©ó¸q¤j§Qªº¯Ú¯×§Q¤f°s)
Alkoran	n. ¥iÄõ¸g(¦^±Ð¤§¸g¨å)
alkoxide	n. ÖJ°ò®ñ¤Æª«
alkoxy	a. [¤Æ] ÖJ®ñ°òªº
alkoxyl	n. [¤Æ] ÖJ®ñ°ò
alky	n. °s°­, °sºë
alky.	ÆP«×, ÆP©Êalkalinity
alkyd	n. ¾J»Ä¾ð¯×
alkyl	n. ÖJ°ò, ÖL°ò
alkylate	n. ÖJ°ò¤Æª« (¤×«ü­¸¾÷¡B¨T¨®ªº°t¦X¿U®Æ)
alkylation	n. [¤Æ] ÖJ¤Æ, ÖL¤Æ
alkylic	a. [¤Æ] ÖJ°òªº
alkyne	n. [¤Æ] ÍP, ÍP(ÄÝ)ÖL, ÃìÍP
all	a. ¾ã­Óªº, ¥þ³¡ªº, ©Ò¦³ªº, ¤@¤Áªº;  pron. ¥þ³¡, ¬Ò, ¤j®a, ¥þÅé, ©Ò¦³ªº¤H©Îª«;  adv. §¹¥þ, ¥þµM, ³£;  n. ¤@¤Á;  comb. ¡u¥L¡v, ¡u¨ä¥L¡v, ¡u²§¼Ëªº¡v, ¡u²§...¡v, ªí¥Ü¡u²§ºcÅé¡v, ¡u¨âºØ´X¦ó²§ºcÅ餤¸ûí©wªº¤@ºØ¡v, ¡u¯S©wªº­ì¤l(¹Î)¦û¾Ú¤À¤l¤¤¬Û¹ï¨â°¼¦Ó§Î¦¨ªº´X¦ó²§ºcÅé¡v
All aboard	¦U¦ì®È«È½Ð¤W¨®
all alive	¤Q¤À¼ö¾x
all alone	³æ¿W, ©t¿W; ¿W¦Û, ¿W¥ß
all along	©l²×, ¤@³e, ¤@ª½
all along of	§¹¥þ¥Ñ©ó...
all along the line	¨ì³B, ¦b¥þ½u¤W
all and singular	¥þ³¡, ¤@«ß
all and sundry	¤H¤H, ¤j®a
All are not friends that speak us fair.	©^©Óªº³£¤£¬OªB¤Í
all around	¥|©P, ©P³ò, ¨ì³B
all at once	©¿µM, ¬ðµM; ¦P®É, ¤@°_
all better	¦n°Õ, ¨S¨Æ°Õ, ¤£µh°Õ
all but	´X¥G, ®t¤£¦h; °£...¥~¥þ³£
all by himself	¿W¦Û¦a
all by oneself	¿W¥ß, ¿W¦Û, ³æ¿W
all caps	¥þ¬°¤j¼g¦r¥À
all clear	n. ¸Ñ°£Äµ³ø
all day	¾ã¤Ñ, ²×¤é
all day long	¾ã¤Ñ
all descriptions of	¦UºØ¦U¼Ëªº, §Î§Î¦â¦âªº
all dressed up and nowhere to go	¥´§ê¾ã»ô«oµL³B¥i¥h
all eyes	¥Ø¤£Âà·ú, ¿e¥Øª½µø, ¾®µø, ¾®²¶
all flesh	²³¥Í, ¤HÃþ
All Fools' Day	n. ·M¤H¸`(³Q·M§ËªÌ¬°April fool), ¸U·M¸`
all for naught	®{µM¦a, ¥Õ¶O¤O®ð¦a, ®{³ÒµL¯q¦a
all found	°£¤u¸ê¥~§K¶O¨ÑÀ³ªº¤@¤Á, ¿¯±J
all fours	n. pl. ¥|¸}, (¤H¤§)¥|ªÏ, ¤C¤ÀµPÀ¸
all get-out	«D±`
All good things come to an end.	¤Ñ¤UµL¤£´²ªººá®u, ªáµL¦Ê¤é¬õ
all hands on deck	¦U´N¦U¦ì, ¥þÅé¥X³õ
all hell let loose	¤@¤ù²V¶Ã, ¤@¹ÎÁV; ¾x½¤Ñ, ¥X²{Ä̶Ã
All his geese are swans.	¨¥¹L¨ä¹ê, ±Í©ª¦Û¬Ã
all hours	¤£«ö®É, ²`©]
all in	ºë¯h¤OºÜ, ¯h¾Î¤£³ô
all in a day's work	Ãø§K¹J¨ìªº¤£§Ö¤§¨Æ, ±`¦³ªº¨Æ, ¤£¨¬¬°©_, ¥qªÅ¨£ºD
all in a foam	´ý¨­¬O¦½
all in all	Á`¦Ó¨¥¤§, Á`ªº»¡¨Ó, ¤jÅé¦Ó¨¥; ³Ì¤ß·Rªº¤H, ³ÌÄÁ·Rªº
all in one	¦X¬°¤@Åé, ¾ã­Óªº
all in the same key	¤d½g¤@«ß
All is fish that comes to the net	¤Jºô´N¬O³½, ¦³¥¤´N¬O®Q; ¨ÓªÌ¤£©Ú
All is not gold that glitters.	°{«GªºªF¦è¤£¤@©w¬Oª÷¤l
all kinds of	¦UºØ¦U¼Ëªº
all manner of	¦U¦¡¦U¼Ë, ¤­ªá¤Kªù, ¥]ù¸U¶H
All men are born equal	¤H¥Í¨Ó³£¬O¥­µ¥ªº
all night	¾ã©]
all night long	¾ã©], ¹ý©], ³q®d¹F¥¹
all of	¹ê¨¬, §¹¥þ¦a
all of a dither	´ý¨­µo§Ý
all of a glow	¬õ³q³q
all of a lump	¤@»ô
all of a much	º¡¨­¬Oż, ´ý¨­³£¬O...
all of a muck of sweat	´ý¨­¤j¦½
all of a shake	µo§Ý
all of a sudden	¬ðµM, ©¿µM, ÅZµM, §N¤£¨¾
all of a sweat	¤@¨­¤j¦½, µJ«æ
all of sudden	¬ðµM, §N¤£¨¾
all one	§¹¥þ¤@¼Ë, ¨S¦³®t§O
all one can	¤O©Ò¯à¤Î, ºÜºÉ¥þ¤O
all one know	¤O©Ò¯à¤Îªº¤@¤Á; ºÉ¥þ¤O¦a
all one knows	ºÉ¥þ¤O
all one to	¹ï...¨Ó»¡³£¤@¼Ë
all one's life	²×¥Í, ²¦¥Í, ¤@½ú¤l
all out	¥þ¤O¥H­u, ºÜºÉ¥þ¤O, ºÉ¨ä©Ò¯à
all over	¨ì³B, ¹M¨­; §¹¦¨, ²×µ²; ¹M¤Î, ³e¬ï...
all over again	§¹¥þ­«°µ, ±qÀY¶}©l
all over but the shouting	¤j§½¤w©w, µ²§ô
all over in a bath of sweat	´ý¨­¦½¦p«B¤U
all over the place	¨ì³B
all over the shop	¹s¶Ã, ¨ì³B
all over the world	¥þ¥@¬É
all ranges	©Ò¦³°Ï°ì
all ready	¤@¤Á·Ç³Æ´Nºü
all right	¹ï, ¦æ, ¦n, ¥i¥H, ¦X¾A, ¨SÃö«Y, ¥­¦wµL®~ªº
All right already!	¦n¤F!
all right for you	ºâ¤F§a, ±o¤F!
All roads lead to Rome.	±ø±ø¤j¸ô³qù°¨, ®í³~¦PÂk
all round	¥|©P, ¨ì³B, ¦U¤è­±, ¨C­Ó¤H
All Saint's Day	n. ¸U¸t¸`
All Saints' Day	n. ¸U¸t¸`(11¤ë1¤é)
all set	¤@¤Á·Ç³Æ´Nºü
all shook up	·ÐÂZ¤£¦w
all sorts of	¦UºØ¦U¼Ë, §Î§Î¦â¦âªº
all sorts of ..	©Ò¦³ºØÃþªº(..)
All Souls' Day	n. (¤Ñ¥D±Ðªº)¸UÆF¸`(11¤ë2¤é)
all square	¶Õ§¡¤O¼Ä, ¤£¬Û¤W¤U
All Star game	¥þ¥Ñ¤@¬y¿ï¤â°Ñ¥[ªº¤ñÁÉ, ¥þ©ú¬PÁÉ
all star variety show	¥þ¦W¨¤Âø­Aªíºt
all such	©Ò¦³³o¤@Ãþ¤H
All systems are go.	¤@¤Á´Nºü
all systems go	¤@¤Á´Nºü, ¤@À³­Ñ¥þ, ¸U¨Æ¦p·N
all that	¨º¼Ë¦a ¦p¦¹ªº
All that Glitters is not gold.	°{°{µo¥úªº¨Ã¤£¥þ¬Oª÷¤l, ¤Å¥H»ª¨ú¤H
All that you do, do with your might; things done by halves, are never right.	¤Z¨Æ¶·ºÉ¤O¦Ó¬°¡A¥b³~¦Ó¼oªÌ¥ÃµL¦¨´N
all the	¶Vµo, §ó¥[
all the better	§ó¦n, §ó¨Î, §ó§®, ¶Vµo¦n¤F
all the colors of rainbow	¤­ÃC¤»¦â
all the colors of the rainbow	¤­ÃC¤»¦â
all the colours of the rainbow	¤­ÃC¤»¦â
all the day	¾ã¤Ñ¦a
all the fashion	­·¦æ¤@®É, ·¥¬y¦æ
all the go	«D±`¬y¦æ, ­·¦æ¤@®É
all the great whys of life	©Ò¦³Ãø¸Ñªº¤H¥Í°ÝÃD
all the more	§ó¥[, ¶Vµo
all the rage	«D±`¬y¦æ, ­·¦æ¤@®É
all the same	¨S®t§O, ¨S¨â¼Ë; ¤£¤¶·N, ¤£¦b¥G, ¤´µM, ¾¨ºÞ¦p¦¹
all the time	©l²×, Á`¬O, ¥Ã»·
all the vogue	³Ì·s¬y¦æ«~
all the way	¤@¸ô, ±q»·¸ô; ±qÀY¦Ü§À, ¦Û©l¦Ü²×
all the while	¤@ª½, ©l²×
all the world	¤@¤Á
all the world to	¹ï...¨Ó»¡¤ñ¤°»ò³£­«­n
all the world to someone	¹ï¬Y¤H³Ì­«­n
all the worse	¶VµoÁV¿|, §ó¥[ÁV¿|±o¦h
all the year around	¤@¦~¨ìÀY, ¾ã¦~
all the year round	¾ã¦~¦a, ¤@¦~¨ìÀY
all there	ÀY¸£²M¿ôªº, ´I©ó¾÷´¼ªº, ºë©úªº
All things are difficult before they are easy.	¸U¨Æª¾Ãø¦æ©ö
all things considered	³q½L¦Ò¼{, ¦pªG§â¤@¤Á³£¥[¥H¦Ò¼{
all things to all men	¤K­±¬ÂÄn, ¥|¤èÄm´A
all this	³o¤@¤Á, ¥H¤WºØºØ
all through	¤@ª½, ¦Ñ¬O, ¦Û©l¦Ü²×
all thumb	²Â¤â­f¸}ªº
all to mash	Äê¼ô¦pªd, µ}Äê, µ}¤ÚÄê
all to nothing	¦Ê¤À¤§¦Êªº, §¹¥þªº, ªÖ©wªº
all to pieces	¯»¸H; §¹¥þ¦a, ¥¢¥h±±¨î¦a
all together	Á`¦@, ¤@¦@; ¦P®É, ¤@°_
all told	¦X­p, Á`¦@
all too	¹ê¦b¤Ó..., ¹ê¦b«Ü..., «D±`...
all too soon	¤Ó§Ö, ¹L§Ö, ¥ú³±¦ü½b
all up	§¹¤F, ª`©w¥¢±Ñ, ¨S¦³§Æ±æ, µ´±æªº
all up with...	§¹³J¤F
all walks of life	¦U¦æ¦U·~
all well and good	¤]¦n, ÁÙ¦n, «Ü¤£¿ù
all wet	¤j¿ù¯S¿ù, ²§·Q¤Ñ¶}
all wool and a yard wide	·¥¦nªº, ¸Û¹ê¥i¾aªº, ºB´n§U¤H, §U¤H¬°¼Ö, «~®æ°ª©|ªº
All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.	¥ú¤u§@¤£ª±¨Ï¤H§bÀY§b¸£
all year long	²×¦~, ¤@¦~¨ìÀY
All your swans are geese.	§Aªº¤@¤Á´Á±æ³£¦¨¤Fªw¼v
all yours	³£¬O§Aªº, ®³¥h§a!
All's fish that comes to his net.	¨ÓªÌ¤£©Ú
All's well that ends well.	µ²ªG¦n¤@¤Á³£¦n, µ½²×¬°µ½
all-american	a. ¥þ¬ü°êªº, ¥þ¬üªº, ¥þ¬ü¬wªº
all-around	a. ¥þ­±ªº, ¦h¤~¦hÃÀªº, ¥þ¥]¬Aªº
all-conquering	a. ©Ò¦VµL¼Äªº
all-day	a. ¥þ¤Ñªº, ¾ã¤Ñªº
all-embracing	a. ¥]¬A¤@¤Áªº
all-expense	a. ¥]¬A¥þ³¡¶O¥Îªº
all-fired	a. ...±o­n©Rªº;  adv. ...±o­n©R
all-important	a. ¤Q¤À­«­nªº
all-in	a. ¥]¬A¤@¤Áªº, (ºL¨¤)¦Û¥Ñ¦¡ªº
all-in-one	n. (¤k¥Î¡A¯Ý¸n»P§ô¸y³s¦b¤@¨Çªº)ºò¨­¤º¦ç, ¥þ¥\¯à
all-inclusive	a. ¥]¬A¤@¤Áªº
all-knowing	a. ¥þª¾ªº, µL©Ò¤£ª¾ªº
all-mains	a. ¾A¦X©ó¤@¤Á¹qÀ£ªº
all-night	a. ¾ã©]ªº, ³q®dªº, ¹ý©]ªº
all-or-nothing	a. ¥þ¦³©Î¥þµLªº, ¥þ­n§_«h¤£­nªº, ¤@¤£§@¤G¤£¥ðªº
all-out	a. ºÜºÉ¥þ¤Oªº, ¥þ­±ªº, ¹ý©³ªº
all-party	a. ¥þÄÒ¬£ªº, ¦UÄÒ¬£¤@­Pªº, ¶WÄÒ¬£ªº
all-pervading	a. ´¶¤Îªº, ´¶¹Mªº
all-pervasive	a. ¥þ¯àªº
all-possessed	a. ¤J°gªº
all-powerful	a. ¥þ¯àªº
all-purpose	a. ¦h¥Î³~ªº, ¸U¥Îªº
all-right	a. ¥i¾aªº, «Ü¦nªº
all-risks insurance	ºî¦XÀI
all-round	a. ¦h¤~¦hÃÀªº
all-round player	n. ¥þ¯à¿ï¤â
all-rounder	n. ¸U¯à¿ï¤â, ¦h¤~¦hÃÀªÌ
all-seed	n. ¦hºØ¤l´Óª«
all-sided	a. ¥þ­±ªº
all-star	a. ¥þ¥Ñ©ú¬P¿ï¤â²Õ¦¨ªº
all-time	a. ªÅ«eªº, «e©Ò¥¼»Dªº, ¥þ³¡®É¶¡ªº
all-up weight	ªÅ¤¤Á`­«¶q
all-wave	a. ¥þªi¬qªº
all-weather	a. ¥þ¤Ñ­Ôªº, ¾AÀ³¦UºØ®ð­Ôªº
all-wet	a. §¹¥þ¿ùªº
all-white	a. §¹¥þ¬O¥Õ¤Hªº
all-year	a. ¥þ¦~ªº, ¾ã¦~ªº
allabreve	a. ¤G¤À¤§¤G©ç¤l
allachesthesia	n. [Âå] ²§³B·Pı, (¦Pallesthesia)
Allah	n. ªü©Ô(¦^±Ðªº¤W«Ò), (¦^±Ðªº)¤W«Ò
Allan	n. ¦ã­Û(¨k¤l¦W)
allanite	n. [Äq] ½Åî¥Û (à°µ¥µ}¦³ª÷Äݪ¿»ÄÆQÄqª«)
allantiasis	n. [Âå] þ¸z¤¤¬r, (¦h¥Ñþ¸zµß¬r¯À©Ò­P, °Ñbotulism)
allantochorion	n. [Âå] §¿Ånµ³¤ò½¤
allantoic	a. [¸Ñ¡E°Ê] §¿Ån(allantois)ªº, ¦³§¿Ånªº
allantoid	a. [¸Ñ] §¿Ånªº, §¿½¤ªº, [´Ó] þ¸z¦üªº
allantoin	n. [¥Í¤Æ] §¿Ån¯À (§¿»Ä¤¤ªºµ²´¹®ñ¤Æª«, ¥Î©óªvÀø¶Ë¤f©M¼ìºÅ)
allantoinuria	n. [Âå] §¿Ån¯À§¿
allantois	n. §¿½¤
allargando	a. ³vº¥´îºCÂà±jªº;  adv. ³vº¥´îºCÂà±j
allay	vt. ¨ÏÂíÀR, ¨Ï½w©M(µh­W¡B®£Äß...)
allcomers	n. pl. ¥þÅé¨ÓªÌ, (¤×«ü)©Ò¦³¤¤³~°Ñ¥[ÄvÁɪÌ
allegation	n. «ÅºÙ, ¥D±i, ³¯­z, ÅGÅ@, «ü±±, Â_¨¥
allege	vt. Â_¨¥, ÁnºÙ, «ü±±, ¥D±i, ³¯­z, ÅGºÙ
allege ... as ...	¥H...§@¬°...ªº²z¥Ñ
alleged	a. ³Q«ü(±±)°µ, ³Q»¡¦¨¬O, ¥iºÃªº, ¯u°°Ãø¿ëªº
allegedly	adv. ¾ÚÁnºÙ¦a, ¾Ú¶Ç»D¦a
Alleghenies	n. ªü§Q®Ú¥§¤s¯ß(¦b¬ü°êªF³¡)
allegiance	n. ©¾¸Û, ©¾­s, ®Ä©¾
allegiant	a. ®Ä©¾ªº
allegoric	a. ´J·Nªº, ´J¨¥ªº, ¿Ø³ëªº
allegorical	a. ¿Ø³ëªº, ´J¨¥ªº, ´J·Nªº
allegorically	adv. ´J¨¥¦a, ´J·N¦a, ¿Ø³ë¦a
allegorise	v. ¨Ï´J¨¥¤Æ, ¥H¿Ø³ë¤è¦¡±Ô­z, ¿Ø³ë, §@´J¨¥
allegorism	n. (¹B¥Î)¿Ø³ë, ¹ï(¡m¸t¸g¡nªº)´J·Nªº¸ÑÄÀ
allegorist	n. ´J¨¥§@®a, ¿Ø³ë®a
allegorize	vt. ´J¨¥¤Æ, ¥H´J¨¥¸àÄÀ, vi. ¨Ï¥Î´J¨¥, ¿Ø¿Ù
allegory	n. ´J¨¥, ¿Ø³ë
allegretto	a. µy§Öªº;  adv. µy§Ö¦a;  n. [¼Ö] µy§ÖªO
allegro	a. §Ö³tªº, ¬¡¼âªº;  adv. «æ³t¦a, ¬¡¼â¦a;  n. [¼Ö] §ÖªO
allele	n. [¿ò] µ¥¦ì°ò¦], ¹ï°¸°ò¦]
allelic	a. [Âå] ¹ï°¸°ò¦]ªº
allelism	n. µ¥¦ì(©Ê)
allelo	comb. ¬Û²§ªº, ¬Û¤¬ªº
allelomorph	n. ¬Û¹ï¦]¤l, ¬Û¹ï§Î½è
allelomorphic	a. [Âå] ¹ï°¸°ò¦]ªº
allelopathy	n. ´Ó¤Æ¬Û«g
alleluia	int. n. «¢§Q¸ô¨È(Æg¬ü¤W«Ò)
allemande	n. ¼w°ê»RÁФ§¤@ºØ, ¨ä¦±¤l
allemande sauce	n. ªü°Ç°Ò¼w½Õ¨ý¥Ä
Allen	n. ¦ã­Û(¨k¤l¦W)
allergen	n. ¹L±Ó­ì
allergenic	a. ¤Þ°_¹L±Ó¯gªº
allergenicity	n. [Âå] ¹L±Ó«×, ¹L±Ó©Ê
allergic	a. ¹L±Óªº, ¹L±Ó¯gªº, ¹½´cªº, ¤Ï·Pªº
allergic reaction	¹L±Ó¤ÏÀ³
allergid	n. [Âå] µ²¸`©Ê¹L±Ó¥Ö½§¤ÏÀ³
allergist	n. ¹L±Ó¯gÂå®v
allergization	n. [Âå] ¹L±Ó¤Æ§@¥Î
allergology	n. ¹L±Ó¯g¾Ç
allergy	n. ¹L±Ó¯g, ¤Ï·P, ¹½´c
allesthesia	n. [Âå] IJı²§³B
allethrin	n. [¤Æ] ¤þ²m°£Âεâà­ (ÂH©Ê½Å¦â²GÅé, ±þÂξ¯)
alleviate	vt. ´î»´(µh­W), ½w©M
alleviate one's distress	´î»´¬Y¤Hªºµh­W
alleviation	n. ´î»´, ½w©M, Âíµh¾¯
alleviative	a. ´î»´ªº, ½w©Mªº;  n. ½w©M¾¯
alleviator	n. ´î»´ªÌ, ½w©MªÌ, ¼¢ÂǪÌ
alleviatory	a. ´î»´[½w©M] ªº[ª«]
alley	n. ¤p®|, ¤p«Ñ, «Ñ, §Ë, ­J¦P, ºu²y¹D, ¼u¥Û, ¼u¯]
alley cat	n. (µó«Ñªº)³¥¿ß
alleyway	n. ¤p«Ñ, §Ë, ¯¶µó
allgood	n. [´Ó] ¦ë§QòÔ
Allhallows	n. ¸U¸t¸`(=All Saints' Day)
Allhallowtide	n. [®É] [¥j] ¸U¸t¸`´Á¶¡
allheal	n. [´Ó] ¸UÆF¯óÃÄ («ü valerian, self-heal, mistletoe, woundwort µ¥), (¤@¯ë¥~¶Ë¥Î)¯óÃÄ
alliaceous	a. âçÄݪº, âç¨ý, ¤j»[¨ýªº
alliance	n. Áp·ù, ¦P·ù, ·ù¤Í, ·ù°ê, Ãþ¦ü, ¬Û¦ü, ¦@¦PÂI
Allie	n. ·RÄR(¤k¤l¦W, Aliceªº¼ÊºÙ)
allied	a. Áp·ùªº, ¦P·ùªº, Áp«Ãªº, ¦PÃþªº, Ãþ¦üªº
Allies	n. ¦P·ù°ê
alligation	n. ªþµÛ, µ²¦X, [¼Æ] ²V¦Xªk
alligator	n. µu§kÆs, Æs³½¥Ö
alligator pear	n. Æs±ù¾ð(=avocado), Æs±ù
allimportant	a. «D±`­«­«­nªº
Allison	n. ¤k¤l¦W, ¦ã§Q´Ë (Clay Allison, 1840-77, ¬ü°ê¼w§JÂÄ´µ¦{ªª³õ¥D¡B¯«ºj¤â)
alliterate	vi. ¥ÎÀYÃý, ©ãÀYÃý, vt. ¨Ï©ãÀYÃý
alliteration	n. ÀYÃý(¤@¸s¦r©Î¤@¦æ¸Öªº°_ÀY¦r¥À¬Û¦P)
alliterative	a. ÀYÃýªº, ÀYÃýÅ骺, ©ãÀYÃýªº
alliteratively	adv. ÀYÃý[Åé] ¦a
allium	n. ½µ»[Ãþ
allness	n. ¾ãÅé©Ê, ´¶¹M©Ê, §¹¥þ, §¹¾ã, ¤Q¥þ¤Q¬ü
alloantibody	n. [§K¬Ì] ¦PºØ(²§¨t)§ÜÅé
alloantigen	n. [§K¬Ì] ¦PºØ(²§¨t)§Ü­ì
allobar	n. ÅÜ(®ð)À£, µ¥ÅÜÀ£½u
allobarbital	n. [Âå] ²§¤Ú¤ñ¯S¾|, (ÂíÀR, ¶Ê¯vÃÄ)
allocable	a. ¥i¤À¬£[¤À°t, °t¸m]ªº
allocate	vt. ¤À¬£, ¤À°t, °t¸m, °tµ¹
allocation	n. ¤À¬£, ¤À°t, °t¸m, °tµ¹
allocheiria	n. [Âå] IJı²§³B, (allesthesia)
allochroic	a. [Âå] ¥iÅܦ⪺, Åܦâ©Êªº
allochthonous	a. ²§¦a§Î¦¨ªº, ²§¦a©Êªº, ¥~¥Íªº
allocution	n. °V¥Ü, °V¿Ù, ­±¿Ù
allodium	n. ¦Û¥D¦a
alloerotism	n. [ºë¯«¤ÀªR] ²§Åé¦â±¡(autoerotism)
allogamy	n. ²§ªá¨üºë
allogeneic	a. [¥Í¡EÂå] ¦PºØ(²§Åé)ªº, ²§½è¿ò¶Çªº (¦P¤@ºØ¤º¿ò¶Ç¦]¤lºc¦¨¤£¦Pªº)
allogenic	n. [Âå] ¦PºØ²§½è²Õ´²¾´Óªº, ¤£¦P°ò¦]ªº, (²Õ´¬Û¦P§Ü­ì¤£¦P)
allograft	n. [Âå] (¦PºØ)²§Åé²¾´Óª«
allograph	n. ¥N®Ñ, ¥N²zñ¦W, ²§§Î¤å¦r
allolalia	n. [Âå] »y¨¥»Ùê, (¸£³¡»y¨¥¤¤¤ß¥¢ÆF)
allomerism	n. ²§½è¦P§Î, ²§©Ê¦Xª÷
allometry	n. [¥Í] ²§³t¥Íªø, ²§³t¥Íªø´ú©w(¾Ç), ¬Û¹ï¦¨ªø´ú©w¾Ç
allomorph	n. ¦Pµü¦ì²§§ÎÅé, [Äq] ¦P½è²§´¹Åé
allomorphism	n. ¦P¯À, ¦P¯À²§§Î
allomorphite	n. [Äq] ¨©ª¬­«´¹¥Û
allonge	n. (²¼¾Úµ¥ªº)ªþ­¶, ¸Éºà
allonym	n. °²¦«°°¦W
allopath	n. ¥Î¹ï¯gÀøªkªºÂå¥Í
allopathic	a. ¹ï§ÜÀøªkªº
allopathist	n. ¥Î¹ï¯gÀøªkªºÂå¥Í
allopathy	n. ¹ï§ÜÀøªk
allopatric	a. [¥Í¡E¥ÍºA] ²§¦a(©Ê)ªº
allophane	n. ¾T­^¥Û
allophone	n. ¦P¦ì²§­µ
allophonic	a. ¦P¦ì­µªº
allophylian	a. ¨È¬w©Î¼Ú¬wªº»y¨¥¤¤¬J¤£¬O¦L¼Ú»y¨t¡B¤]¤£¬O°{¦Ì¯S»y¨tªº, ¨È¬w¤H©Î¼Ú¬w¤H»¡ªº¬J¤£¬O¦L¼Ú»y¤]¤£¬O°{¦Ì¯S»yªº
alloplasm	n. ²§½è
alloplast	n. [Âå] ²§ª«¶ñ¶ë, (±N»s«~¸m©ó¨­Å鬡²Õ´¤º, ¾ã§Î¥~¬ì¥Î)¤£¦P²Õ´¤§²Õ¦X
alloplastic	a. [Âå] ²§½è¾ã§Î³Nªº¥~¦V©Ê¼¤ªº
alloplasty	n. [Âå] ²§½è¾ã§Î³N, (¦p:¥Î¶H¤ú, °Êª«°©, ª÷Äݤζ콦Ãþµ¥)¥~¦V©Ê¼¤
alloploidy	n. [Âå] ²§¯ª¬V¦âÅ骬ºA
allopolyploid	a. ªí²{²§·½¦h­¿©Êªº
allopsychic	a. [Âå] ºë¯«¥~¦Vªº, (»Pautopsychic¬Û¤Ï)
allorhythmia	n. [Âå] ¤ß²v¤£¾ã
allosaur	n. ÅDÀsÄÝ(Allosaurus)®£Às
allosaurus	n. ÅDÀsÄÝ(Allosaurus)®£Às (¥Í¬¡©ó¥_¬ü¨Üù¬ö)
allosome	n. [Âå] ²§¬V¦âÅé²Ó­M¼ß²§½è, (²§ª«¶i¤J²Ó­M)
allostery	n. [¥Í¤Æ] Åܺc©Ê[®ÄÀ³]
allosyndesis	n. [Âå] ÂøºØ¬V¦âÅéµ²¦X
allot	vt. ¤À°t, ¤À¬£, Åu¬£
allot a quota to	µ¹...¤À°t©wÃB
allotetraploid	n. Âù¤G­¿Åé(ªº)
allotheism	n. ²§¯«±R«ô
allotment	n. ¤À°t, ¤À¬£, ¤À°tÃB, ¤À¾áÃB, [­^] ¯²¥Îªº¤@¤p¶ô¤½¦a(¥Î¨Ó§@µæ¶é)
allotransplant	n. ¦PºØ²§Åé²¾´Ó
allotriomorphic	a. [Äq] ¥L§Îªº
allotriophagia	n. [Âå] ¦Pallotriophagy
allotriophagy	n. [Âå] ²§­¹Â}, ¶Ý²§Â}
allotriuria	n. [Âå] ²§§¿¯g
allotrope	n. [¤Æ] ¦P¯ÀÅé
allotropic	a. ¦P¯Àªº, ¦P¯À²§§Îªº
allotropism	n. ¦P¯À, ¦P¯À²§§Î
allotropy	n. [¤Æ] ¦P¯ÀÅé, ¦P¯À²§§ÎÅé
allottee	n. ¨ü¤À°tªº¤H
allotype	n. [¥Í] (¤ÀÃþ¤Wªº)©Ê¼Ò¼Ð¥», ²§¼Ò¦¡¼Ð¥», [§K¬Ì] ¦PºØ²§§Î (¤@ºØ¦PºØ§Ü­ì§K¬Ì²y³J¥Õ)
allotypy	n. [Âå] ¦PºØÅܲ§, (¦PºØspecies¤º¨ã¦³¤£¦P¤§§Ü­ì)
allover	a. §Gº¡¥þ­±ªº;  n. ¦Lªá¥¬
allow	vt. ¤¹³\, ³\¥i, ¦P·Nµ¹¤©, ©Ó»{, vi. ¦Ò¼{, ÅU¼{, Åé½Ì, ®e³\
allow for	·r°u, ¦Ò¼{, Åé½Ì, ¦ô­p¨ì, ¤¹³\¦³...ªº¾l¦a
allow full play to	¥R¤Àµo´§
Allow me.	½ÐÅý§Ú¨Ó
allow of	®e³\, ³\¥i
allowable	a. ¥i¤¹³\ªº, ¥¿·íªº, ¥i©Ó»{ªº;  n. ¤¹³\±Äªo¶q
allowably	adv. ¥i®e³\¦a, ¥i©Ó»{¦a
allowance	n. ¬z¶K, ¹s¥Î¿ú, §é¦©, ´î»ù, Åé½Ì, ÅU¼{
allowedly	adv. ¸g©Ó»{¦a, ·íµM¦a
alloxan	n. [Âå] §¿áIËï, (¥Ñ§¿»Ä®ñ¤Æ¦Ó¨Ó¥i¥Î©óÀç¾i¾Ç¤§¸ÕÅç, ¥i»s³y¤H¤u¿}§¿¯f)
alloxantin	n. [Âå] §¿°¸áIËï, (§¿áIËïÁÙ­ì«á¤§­l¤Æª«)
alloxuremia	n. [Âå] áIËï¦å¯g, (¦å¤º¥X²{áIËï°òpurine base)
alloxuria	n. [Âå] áIË刺¯g, (§¿¤º§táIËï°òpurine bases)
alloxuric	a. [Âå] áIË刺¯gªº
alloy	n. ¦Xª÷;  vt. ¨Ï¦¨¦Xª÷, Äe¥H¦H½è, ´î·l
allround	a. ¦h¤è­±ªº, ¦h¤~¦hÃÀªº
allseed	n. ¦hºØ¤l´Óª«
allspice	n. ²¢­J´Ô, ¥Ñ²¢­J´Ô»s¦¨ªº­»®Æ
allude	v. ·t«ü, ¶¡±µ´£¨ì
allude to	¶¡±µ´£¨ì, ·t«ü, Áô³ë, ¤Þ¥Î...
allure	v. ¤Þ»¤, §l¤Þ, »¤´b;  n. ¾y¤O, »¤´b¤O
allure someone from	»¤¨Ï¬Y¤HÂ÷¶}
allure someone into	»¤¨Ï¬Y¤H³´¤J
allurement	n. ¤Þ»¤, »¤´b
alluring	a. §l¤Þ¤Hªº, »¤´bªº, °g¤Hªº
alluringly	adv. »¤¤H¦a, °g¤H¦a
allusion	n. ·t«ü, ¶¡±µ´£¨ì, ¤Þ³ë, ¨å¬G
allusive	a. ·t«üªº, ·t¥Üªº, ¤Þ³ëªº
allusively	adv. ·t«ü¦a, ·t¥Ü¦a, ¤Þ³ë¦a
alluvia	n. alluviumªº½Æ¼Æ§Î
alluvial	a. ¨R¿nªº, ²J¿nªº
alluvial gold	n. ¨Fª÷
alluvion	n. ¨F¬w, ¨R¿n¦a
alluvium	n. ¨R¿n¼h, ¨R¿n¤g
ally	v. Áp·ù, ¦P·ù, Áp¦X, ¨Ï¦³Ãö«Y;  n. ·ù¤Í, ¦P·ùªÌ, ¦P·ù°ê, ·RÄR(¤k¤l¦W, Aliceªº¼ÊºÙ)
ally oneself with	»P...µ²·ù
allyl	n. [¤Æ] ²m¤þ°ò
allyl alcohol	n. ²m¤þ¾J
alm	n. ¬I±Ë
alma	n. (®J¤Îªº)»R¤k, ¤k¤l¦W
alma mater	n. ¥À®Õ, (¥À®Õªº)®Õºq
Almagest	n. (Ptolemy ©ÒµÛªº)¡m¤Ñ¤å¾Ç¤j¦¨¡n, (¤¤¥@¬öªì´Áªº)¥e¬P¾Ç®Ñ, ·Òª÷³N®Ñ
almamater	n. ¥À®Õ
almanac	n. ¦~ų, ¦~¾ä, ¾ä®Ñ
almandine	n. ÅKÄs¥Ûºh¥Û
almandite	n. ÅKÄs¥Ûºh¥Û
alme	n. (®J¤Îªº)»R¤k
almemar	n. [µS¤Ó±Ð] µS¤Ó±Ð·|¤§Á¿¾Â (¤W¦³¤@¤p®à, ¨Ñ°á»w¼¯¦è¤­¸g©M¥ýª¾®Ñ)
almightiness	n. ¥þ¯à
almighty	a. ¸U¯àªº, ¥þ¯àªº;  adv. «D±`
almighty dollar	¸U¯àªºª÷¿ú
Almighty God	¥þ¯àªº¤W«Ò, ¤W«Ò
Almira	n. ¤k¤l¦W
almirah	n. ¦çÃo, ¬¡°Ê¯ùÂd
Almohad	n. ¿p¥Ë§Æ¼w¤H (¥ì´µÄõ¤ý´Â¦¨­û, ´¿±À½ªüº¸¼¯©Ôºû¼w¤Hªº°ê®a, ©ó¤Q¤G¦Ü¤Q¤T¥@¬ö¦b¥_«D©M¦è¯Z¤ú«Ø¥ß¨ä²Îªv)
almond	n. §ö, §ö¾ð, §ö¤¯
almond green	n. §öºñ¦â
almond milk	n. §ö¤¯¥¤(milk of almonds)
almond oil	n. §ö¤¯ªo
almond paste	n. §ö¤¯Ã¼
almond-eyed	a. §ö²´ªº
almoner	n. Âå°|ªÀ¤u, ¬I»¬¤H­û
almonry	n. ¬I»¬©Ò
Almoravid	a. ¿p©Ô¤ñ§J¤H (¥ì´µÄõ¤ý´Â¦¨­û, ´¿©ó¤Q¤@¦Ü¤Q¤G¥@¬ö¦b¦è¥_«D©M¦è¯Z¤ú«Ø¥ß¨ä¬Fªv²Îªv)
almost	adv. ´X¥G, ®t¤£¦h
almost lost it	´X¥G¥¢¥h±±¨î
almost never	[¬ü] ´X¥G¤£, ´X¥G¨S¦³
alms	n. ¬I±Ë, ±ÏÀÙª÷, ±ÏÀÙ«~
alms box	n. [­^] ±ÏÀÙ½c
almsdeed	n. ·Oµ½, µ½Á|
almsfolk	n. pl. ¾a¬I±Ë¥Í¬¡ªº¤H, ¨ü¬I±ËªÌ
almsgiver	n. ¬I±ËªÌ, ±ÏÀÙªÌ, ·Oµ½®a
almsgiving	n. ¬I±Ë, ±ÏÀÙ, ÀÙ§U
almshouse	n. ¨p¥ß±ÏÀÙ°|
almsman	n. ¨ü±ÏÀÙªÌ, ¨Ì¿à¬I±Ë¥Í¬¡ªº³h¥Á
almucantar	n. [¦a] [¤Ñ] ¦a¥­½n°é, µ¥°ª°é (¤ÑÅé¤W¥­¦æ©ó¦a¥­°éªº¤p°é)
almuce	n. ¥Ö°Â´U (®ɱФh¬ïÀ¹), ±a¦³°Â´UªºµL³S¤æÁO
almug	n. ÀÈ­»¾ð
alnico	n. Âì¹W¦Xª÷
alochia	n. [Âå] µL´cÅS, (°Ñlochia)
alod	n. («Ê«Ø®É¥Nªº)¦Û¥Ñ«O¦³¦a, §¹¥þ¨p¦³¦a
alodial	adv. ¦Û¥D¦a, ¦Û¥Ñ¦a
alodium	n. («Ê«Ø®É¥Nªº)¦Û¥D¦a
aloe	n. ĪîP, ĪîP¥Ä
aloeswood	n. [´Ó] ¨I­»¤ì, ¦÷ù¤ì
aloetic	a. n. §tĪîPªº(ÂmÃÄ)
aloft	adv. ¦b°ª³B, ¦b®é±ì¤WºÝ
alogia	n. [Âå] »y¨¥¤£¯à, ¥¢»y¯g
alogical	a. ¶WÅÞ¿è(½d³ò)ªº, ¤£¦XÅ޿誺, ¨S¦³Å޿誺, ¤£¬O®Ú¾ÚÅÞ¿è±À²zªº
aloha	int. (®L«Â¦i»yªº)Åwªï, §A¦n, ¦A¨£
aloin	n. ĪîP¯À
alone	a. ³æ¿Wªº, ¿W¦Ûªº, ©t¿Wªº;  adv. ³æ¿W, ¿W¦Û, ¥u, ¶È
along	prep. ªuµÛ, ¶¶µÛ, ´`;  adv. ªuµÛ, ¤@°_, (®É¶¡)±Nªñ, ¦V«e, ¤@ª½
along about	±Nªñ...
along back	[¬ü] ªñ¨Ó, ³Ìªñ
along for the ride	§ë¾÷¨ú¥©, ªf¦W³¨ÅA
along in years	¦~¨Æº¥°ª, ¤W¤F¦~¬ö, ÁÍ©ó¦ÑÁÚ
along of	¦]¬°
along on	¦]¬°
along with	ÀH¦P..., ³s¦P...
alongshore	adv. ªuµÛ©¤
alongside	prep. ¦b...®ÇÃä;  adv. ªuµÛ, ¨Ã±Æ
alongside of	ªuµÛ, ¦b...®ÇÃä, ©M...¤@°_; »P...¬Û¤ñ, ¸û¤§...
Alonso	n. ¨k¤l¦W
aloof	adv. »·Â÷, Â÷¶};  a. §Nºzªº, ²¨»·ªº, §N²Hªº
aloofness	n. §Nºz, »·Â÷
alopecia	n. ¨rÀY¯g
alouatte	n. [°Êª«] §qµU
aloud	adv. ¥XÁn¦a, °ªÁn¦a, ¤jÁn¦a
alow	adv. ¦b²î©³, ¦V¤U, ¦b¤U­±
Aloysius	n. ¨k¤l¦W
alp	n. °ª¤s, (·ç¤hªº)¤s¤¤ªª³õ
ALPA	n. ­¸¾÷¾r¾p¨ó·|(Air Line Pilots Association)
alpaca	n. ¦Ï¾m, ¦Ï¾m¤ò, ¦Ï¾m©O
alpargata	n. ¦|¥¬»´«K¾c
alpenglow	n. ´ÂÁø
alpenhorn	n. (·ç¤hªº)¤ì»sªø²Ã
alpenstock	n. (¦³ÅKÀYªº)µn¤s§ú
alpestrine	a. ªüº¸¨õ´µ¤s¯ßªº, °ª¤s¦a±aªº, [¥ÍºA] ¨È°ª¤s¦a±a¥Íªøªº
alpha	n. £\(£D)(§Æþ¦r¥Àªº²Ä¤@­Ó), ³Ìªì, ¶}ºÝ, Àuµ¥
alpha and omega	©l²×, ¥þ³¡; ¥D­n³¡¤À
alpha brass	n. £\¶À»É
alpha iron	n. £\ÅK
alpha particle	n. (£\)ªüº¸µo²É¤l
alpha privative	n. ªí¥Ü§_©wªº«eºó(a-)
Alpha Radiation	n. ªüº¸µo®g½uªº¿ç®g
alpha ray	n. (£\)ªüº¸µo®g½u
alpha rhythm	n. (¸£ªiªº)ªüº¸µo(£\)®g½uªi«ß
alpha test	n. ªüº¸µo´¼¤O´úÅç
alphabet	n. ¦r¥À¨t²Î, ¦r¥Àªí
alphabetic	a. ·Ó¦r¥À¦¸§Çªº, ¦r¥Àªº
alphabetic character	¤å¦r¦r¤¸
alphabetical	a. ¨Ì¦r¥À¶¶§Çªº, ¦r¥Àªº
alphabetically	adv. «ö¦r¥À¶¶§Ç¦a
alphabetism	n. ¦r¥À½s§Ç¥D¸q («ü«ö©m¤ó­º¦r¥À¶¶§Ç±Æ¦Cªºª[µø, ¦³ªº¤H©m¤ó¬° W ©Î Y, ±Æ¦W®É©¹©¹¸¨¦b³Ì«á, ¬°¦¹´£¥X§Üij, »{¬°³o¬O¤@ºØª[µø)
alphabetize	vt. ¨Ì¦r¥À¶¶§Ç±Æ¦C, ¥H¦r¥Àªí¥Ü
alphameric	a. ¤å¼Æªº
alphametic	n. ¦r¥Àºâ³N (¤@ºØ¹CÀ¸, ¥ý¥Î¦r¥À´À´«ºâ¦¡¤¤ªº¼Æ¦r, µM«á¦A«ì´_­ì¨Óªº¼Æ¦r)
alphanumeric	a. ¦r¥À»P¼Æ¦r²V¦X½s»sªº, ¦r¥À¼Æ¦rªº
alphanumeric key	¦r¥À¼Æ¦rÁä
alphaprodine	n. [Âå] ¤@ºØ¤îµh¾¯
alphenic	n. ¥Õ¤j³Á´Î¿}
Alpheus	n. ªe¯«¤§¦W
Alphonse	n. ¨k¤l¦W
Alphonso	n. ¨k¤l¦W
Alphonsus	n. ¨k¤l¦W, [¦a] ªü¤è¯ÁÀô§Î¤s (¤ë²y¤W¦³¤õ¤s¬¡°Ê¸ñ¶Hªº¤@®yÀô§Î¤s)
alphorn	n. ¤s²Ã
alphos	n. Äî½H, Å~, ¥Õ´³
alphosis	n. [Âå] ¥Ö½§¦â¯À¯Ê¥F¯g, ¥Õ¤Æ¯g
alphscope	n. ¤å¼Æ¦r»ö
Alpine	a. ªüº¸¨õ´µ¤sªº, °ª¤sªº
alpine bistort	n. °ª¤s¤ñ´µ¦«¯ó(serpent grass)
alpine rose	n. [´Ó] ¥Û«n
Alpine sking	n. °ª¤s·Æ³·
alpinism	n. [¦a] Ãkµnªüº¸¨õ´µ¤s, (ªx«ü)µn¤s
alpinist	n. ªüº¸¨õ´µµn¤s®a, µn¤s®a
Alps	n. ªüº¸¨õ´µ¤s
already	a. ¤w, ¤w¸g, ·~¤w, ¦­¤w
alright	a. ¦n§a, ¦nªº, ¦n°Ú
Alsace	n. ªk°êªF¥_³¡¤§¤@¦a¦W
Alsace-Lorraine	n. ªüº¸ÂÄ´µ(ªk°êªF¥_³¡ªº¤@°Ï)
Alsatia	n. ­Û´°¤§¤@¦a°Ï, ¼ç°Î³B
Alsatian	a. ªüº¸ÂÄ´µªº;  n. ªüº¸ÂÄ´µ¤H, ¼w°ê¯T¤ü
alseroxylon	n. [Âå] ÂíÀR, §Ü°ª¦åÀ£ÃÄ
alsike	n. µµ­`½¶¤§¤@ºØ
also	adv. ¤], ¥ç, ¨Ã¥B;  conj. ¦Ó¥B, ÁÙ
also-ran	n. ¸¨¿ïªº°¨, ¸¨¿ïªÌ, ¥¢±ÑªÌ, ±e¤~
alsoran	n. ¸¨¿ïªº°¨, ¥¢±ÑªÌ, ¸¨¿ïªÌ
alstroemeria	n. [´Óª«] ¤@ºØ¦Ê¦X¬ìªºÆ[½à´Óª«, ²£©ó«n¬ü
alt	n. ¦¸°ª­µ, ¤¤°ª­µ;  a. ¤¤°ª­µªº
alt.	alternate, alternating, alternation, alternative, altitude, ¤¤­µalto
Alta.	¥[®³¤j Alberta ¬Ùªº¥¿¦¡Â²ºÙ
Altai	n. ªüº¸®õ¤s¯ß(¬ï¸gĬÁp¡B¤¤°ê¡B»X¥jªº¤@®y¤s¯ß), ªüº¸®õ(«ü«Xù´µ¦@©M°êªº¤¤«n³¡, ­º©² Barnaul), ªüº¸®õºØ°Êª«, ¦Nº¸¦N´µ¦a°Ïªº¬ð³Ö»y
Altaic	a. ªüº¸®õ¤sªº, ªüº¸®õ»yªº;  n. ªüº¸®õ»y¨t
Altair	n. ²o¤û¬P, ¤û­¦¬P
Altamira	n. ªüº¸¶ð¦Ì©Ô, ªüº¸¶ð¦Ì©Ô¬}¸](¦ì©ó¦è¯Z¤ú¥_³¡ Santander ¥«¦è«nªºÂÂ¥Û¾¹®É¥Nªº¬}¸]¿òÂÝ)
altar	n. ²½¾Â, ¯«¾Â, ¸t¾Â, ¸tÀ\¥x
altar boy	n. »²²½(ªº¨k¹­)
altar bread	n. Á|¦æÀ±¼»®É¥Îªº¸t»æ
altar rail	n. (±Ð°óªº)¸tÅé«ô»â¥x
altar slab	n. ²½¾Â¥Û(mensa)
altarage	n. (±Ð°ó)²½¾Â¤Wªº¨Ñ«~, ¨Ñµ¹±Ð°ó¤§ª«, ±q¨Ñ«~¤¤¨ú¥Xµ¹¤©¯«¤÷ªºÁ§(ª÷)
altarpiece	n. ²½¾Â­I«áªº¸Ë¹¢«~
altazimuth	n. ¸g½n»ö
alter	vt. §ïÅÜ, §ó§ï, Åܧó, ­×§ï(¦çªA), ìI³Î, ¤Á°£§Z±_
alter ... into ...	§â...§ï³y¦¨...
alter beyond recognition	Åܱo»{¤£¥X¨Ó¤F
alter ego	n. ¥t¤@­Ó§Ú, ¥L§Ú, ±K¤Í, ª¾¤v
alter for the better	Åܦn
alter one's belief	§ïÅܬY¤Hªº«H¥õ
alter.	alteration
alterability	n. ¥iÅܧó©Ê, ¥i§ó§ï©Ê
alterable	a. ¥iÅܪº, ¥i­×§ïªº
alterant	a. §ïÅܪº
alteration	n. §ïÅÜ, Åܧó, §ó§ï, ­×§ï, Åܧó³B
alterations	n. ¦çªA­×§ï
alterative	a. ¤Þ°_§ïÅܪº, ¦³§ïÅÜÅé½è§@¥Îªº;  n. [Âå] Åܽ辯, Åé½è§ïµ½Àøªkæ±
altercate	v. ª§§n, ª§½×, ¤f¨¤
altercation	n. ª§§n, ª§½×, ª§ÅG, ¤f¨¤
altered	n. [¤f] µuµ{°ª³tÁɨ®(drag race)§ï¸Ë¦¨ªº°ª³tÁɨ®
altering	v. §ó§ï, Åܧó
alterity	n. ¦¨¬°¥t¤@­Ó¤H©Îª«ªº©Ê½è©Îª¬ºA
alternant	a. ¥æ¤¬ªº, ¥æ´Àªº;  n. ¥æ´À¨ç¼Æ
alternate	a. ½ü¬yªº, ¥æ¤¬ªº, ¥æ´Àªº, §ó­¡ªº, ¶¡¹jªº, (¸­)¤¬¥Íªº;  v. ½ü¬y, ¨Ï¥æ´À, (¹q)¥æ¬y;  n. ­Ô¸É, ´À¥NªÌ
alternate ... with ...	»P...¥æ´À¥X²{, ®É¦Ó...®É¦Ó...
alternate angles	n. pl. [´X¦ó] ¿ù¨¤
alternate between joy and grief	´d³ß¥æ¥[
alternately	adv. ½ü¬y¦a, ¥æ´À¦a, ¥æ¤¬¦a
alternating	a. ¥æ¤¬ªº, ¥æ¬yªº, ¥æ´Àªº
alternating current	n. ¥æ¬y¹q(AC)
alternation	n. ¥æ¤¬, ½ü¬y, ¥æ´À, ¶¡¹j
alternation of crops	½ü§@, ½üºØ
alternation of seasons	©u¸`ªº¥æ´À
alternative	a. ¤G¿ï¤@ªº, ¥i¨Ñ¿ï¾Üªº;  n. ¤G¿ï¤@, ¥i¨Ñ¿ï¾Üªº¨Æª«¡B¤è®×
alternative conjunction	n. [¤åªk] ¿ï¾Ü©Ê³s±µµü
alternative question	n. [¤åªk] ¿ï¾Ü©Ê°Ý¥y
alternatively	adv. ¤G¿ï¤@¦a, ©ÎªÌ
alternator	n. ¥æ¬yµo¹q¾÷
althaea	n. [´Óª«] ¸¾¸ªÄÝ(Althaea)´Óª« (¦p hollyhock, marshmallow µ¥), [´Óª«] ¤ìåÓ
althea	n. ¸¾¬ÑÄÝ´Óª«
Althing	n. ¦B®q°ê·| (¨â°|¨î)
altho	conj. [¬ü] ÁöµM(=although), ¾¨ºÞ
althorn	n. [¼Ö] °ª­µ³â¥z
although	conj. ÁöµM, ¾¨ºÞ
alti	comb. ªí¥Ü¡u°ª¡v¡B¡u°ª«×¡v
altigraph	n. [ªÅ] °ª«×°O¿ý¾¹, °ª«×¦Û°O»ö
altimeter	n. °ª«×­p
altimetry	n. ´ú°ªªk, °ª«×´ú¶qªk
altiplano	n. [¦a] °ª­ì (¯S«ü¬Á§Qºû¨È¡B¯µ¾|µ¥¦w¦a´µ¤s¯ß°ê®aªº°ª­ì)
altissimo	a. ³Ì°ªªº
altitude	n. °ª«×, ®ü©Þ, ¼Ð°ª, °ª³B, °ª¦a
altitude flight	n. °ªªÅ­¸¦æ
altitude sickness	n. °ªªÅ¯f(¦]°ª³B®ñ®ðµ}Á¡¾É­P¤£¾A»P¯e¯f), °ª¤s¯f
alto	n. ¦¸°ª­µ, ¤k§C­µ, ¦¸°ª­µºq¤â;  a. ¦¸°ª­µªº;  comb. ªí¥Ü¡u°ª¡v¡B¡u°ª«×¡v
alto clef	n. ¤¤­µÃЪí(viola clef)
alto horn	n. °ª­µ³â¥z(=althorn)
alto-relievo	n. °ª¥Y¯BÀJ(=high relief)
altocumulus	n. °ª¿n¶³
altogether	adv. §¹¥þ, ¥þµM, ¥þ³¡, Á`¦@, Á`­p, Á`°_¨Ó»¡, Á`¦Ó¨¥¤§, Á`¤§;  n. »rÅé(in the altogether)
altometer	n. °ª«×­p, ¤»¤À»ö, ¥|¤À»ö
altostratus	n. °ª¼h¶³
altricial	a. ¹å¤Æ«á«Ü¤[¤´»Ý¥À³¾·Ó®Æªº, ±ß¦¨Âúªº
altruism	n. §Q¥L¥D¸q, §Q¥L
altruist	n. §Q¥L¥D¸qªÌ
altruistic	a. §Q¥Lªº, §Q¥L¥D¸qªº
altruistically	adv. §Q¥L¦a
aludel	n. [¤Æ] ±ù§ÎÅø, ±ù§Î¾¹
alula	n. ¤pÁl¦Ð
alum	n. ©úÄs, ¥ÕÄs
alum.	¾Taluminum, ¾Taluminium
alumin	comb. ªí¥Ü¡u©úÄs(alum)¡v
alumina	n. Äs¤g
aluminate	n. [¤Æ] ¾T»ÄÆQ
aluminiferous	a. [¤Æ] §t[²£]©úÄs[Äs¤g, ¾T]ªº
aluminise	v. ¥H¾TÂл\¤§, ¥H¾T³B²z
aluminium	n. [­^] ¾T(=aluminum, ¤¸¯À²Å¸¹Al¡A­ì¤l§Ç13¡A­ì¤l¶q26.981539)
aluminize	v. ¥H¾TÂл\, ¥H¾T³B²z
aluminosilicate	n. [¤Æ] ¾Tª¿»ÄÆQ
aluminosis	n. [Âå] ¾T®h¨HµÛ¯f, (¾T®h¦Ç¹Ð§l¶iªÍ)
aluminothermy	n. ¾T§M³N
aluminous	a. ©úÄsªº, Äs¤gªº, (§t)¾Tªº
aluminum	n. ¾T(¤¸¯À²Å¸¹Al¡A­ì¤l§Ç13¡A­ì¤l¶q26.981539)
aluminum bronze	n. ¾T«C»É
aluminum chloride	n. ´â¤Æ¾T
Aluminum hydroxide	n. ²B®ñ¤Æ¾T
aluminum oxide	n. ®ñ¤Æ¾T(alumina)
alumna	n. ¤k²¦·~¥Í, ¤k®Õ¤Í
alumnae	n. pl. ¤k²¦·~¥Í(alumnaªº½Æ¼Æ), ¤k®Õ¤Í
alumni	n. pl. ²¦·~¥Í(alumnusªº½Æ¼Æ), ®Õ¤Í
alumni association	n. ®Õ¤Í·|
alumnus	n. (¨k)²¦·~¥Í, (¨k)®Õ¤Í
alumroot	n. Äs®Ú¯ó
alumstone	n. ©úÄs¥Û
Alundum	n. [°Ó¼Ð] ¤H³y­è¥É (¬ã¿i§÷®Æ, ­@¤õ)
alunite	n. ©úÄs¥Û
alunogen	n. [Äq] ¤òÄs¥Û (¦s¦b©ó§t²¸¤ÆÄqª«ªº¬´¼h¤¤)
Alva	n. ªüº¸«½(¤k¤l¦W)
Alvan	n. ¨k¤l¦W
Alvar	n. ¨k¤l¦W
alveol	comb. ªí¥Ü¡u¤pªwª¬ªº¡v¡B¡uªÍªwªº¡v·N«ä
alveolar	a. ªÍªwªº, ¾¦¼Ñªº, ¾¦¼Ñ­µªº
alveolate	a. ¸ÁºÛª¬ªº, ¦h¤p¤Õªº, ¦³®ðªwªº
alveolectomy	n. [Âå] ¾¦¼Ñ¤Á°£
alveolitis	n. [Âå] ¾¦¼Ñª¢
alveoloclasia	n. [Âå] ¾¦¼Ñ±Y¸Ñ
alveolodental	a. [Âå] ¾¦¼Ñ»P¾¦ªº
alveololabial	a. [Âå] ¾¦¼Ñ¬ð»P®Bªº®B°¼¾¦¼Ñ¬ðªº
alveoloplasty	n. [¾¦] ¤ú¼Ñ¦¨§Î[¾ã§Î](³N)
alveolotomy	n. [Âå] ¾¦¼Ñ¤Á¶}
alveolus	n. ¤pºÛ, ªÍªw, ¾¦¼Ñ
alverine	n. [Âå] ¥­·Æ¦ÙÃP¦¢¾¯¤@ºØ
Alvin	n. ¨k¤l¦W, [¬ü¡E«Z] (©ö¨üÄFªº)¶m¤Ú¨Ð, ¥ÐªÙ­¦
Alvina	n. ¤k¤l¦W
alvine	a. ¤p¸¡ªº, ¸zªº
alvinolith	n. [Âå] ¸z¥Û, (¨u)
alvus	n. [Âå] ¸¡Å¦, (¸¡¤Î¨äŦ¾¹), (¨u)
alw.	allowance
alway	a. [¥j] Á`¬O(=always), ÀH®É, ©l²×, ®É±`
always	a. Á`¬O, ©l²×, ¤@ª½, ¥Ã»·
alymphia	n. [Âå] ²O¤Ú²G¯Ê¥F
alymphocytosis	n. [Âå] ²O¤Ú²Ó­M¯Ê¥F¯g
alymphoplasia	n. [Âå] ²O¤Ú¤£¥Í, ²O¤Ú²Õ´µo¨|¤£¨}
alysmus	n. [Âå] (¯f¤¤), µJ«æ¤£¦w, (¨u)
alyssum	n. ¤Q¦rªá¬ìªº¤@¦~¥Í´Óª«
Alzheimer's disease	n. ªü´þ®üÀq¯g, ¦Ñ¦~·ö§b¯g
am	prep. (²Ä¤@¤HºÙªº)¬O;  n. ¤È«e(ante meridiem), ½Õ´T(AM, amplitude Modulation), èq(=americium, ¤¸¯À²Å¸¹Am¡A­ì¤l§Ç95¡A­ì¤l¶q243.0614)
Am I glad to see you!	«D±`°ª¿³¨£¨ì§A
Am I right?	¤£¬O¶Ü? ¹ï¶Ü?
Am.	America, American
Amabel	n. ¤k¤l¦W (¼ÊºÙ¬° Mab)
amacrine	a. [Âå] µL¶b¯Áªº, (µøºô½¤¥ô¤@²Ó­M, ¦]¯Ê¥F¶b¯Á, ¬G¦W¬°a. 
cell)
amadavat	n. ¤@ºØ¤p³¾
Amadeus	n. ¨k¤l¦W
Amadis	n. ¨k¤l¦W, ªüº¿­}´µ (¤Q¤»¥@¬öªì¦è¯Z¤úÃM¤h¶Ç©_¤¤ªº¥D¨¤, ¤åªZÂù¥þ, ³ÌÀu¨qªºÃM¤h)
amadou	n. ¤õµ³ (®üºøª¬ª«½è, ¥Î©ó¤Þ¤õ©M¥~¬ì¤î¦å)
amah	n. ªü¶ý, ¥¤¶ý, «O©i, ¤k¹², ¤k¶Ä
amain	adv. [¸Ö] ²r¯P¦a, ¿E¯P¦a, «æ³t¦a
amalgam	n. (¥Î¨Ó¸É¤úªº)¨E¦Xª÷, ¨E»ô, ²V¦X, (³nªº)²V¦Xª«
amalgamate	vt. ¨Ï»P¨E¦¨¦Xª÷, (¾÷ºc¡B¤½¥q)¦X¨Ö, vi. (¾÷ºc¡B¤½¥q)¦X¨Ö, ¿Ä¦X(ºØ±Ú¡B¤å¤Æ)
amalgamation	n. »P¨E²V¦X, ¿Ä¦X, (¾÷ºc¡B¤½¥q)¦X¨Ö
amalgamative	a. ¦X¨Öªº, ²V¨Eªº
amalgamator	n. ¦X¨ÖªÌ, ²V¨E¾÷
Amalthea	n. [§Æ¯«] ªüº¿º¸¯S¨È ((1)¥Î¤s¦Ï¥¤Áý¾i­è¥X¥Íªº©z´µªº¥P¤k(2)¥ç«üµ¹©z´µÁý¥¤ªº¤s¦Ï)
Amanda	n. ¦ã°Ò¹F(¤k¤l¦W)
amandine	a. ©ñ§ö¤¯ªº, ¥[§ö¤¯ªº
amanita	n. ¬r¯óªº¤@ºØ
amanitin	n. [¥Í¤Æ] ÃÇ¿¸¯À (®·ÃÇ¿¸ÄÝ´Óª«¤¤§t¦³ªº¬r¯À)
amantadine	n. [ÃÄ] ª÷­è(ÖJ)Ói (§Ü¯f¬rÃÄ)
amanuensis	n. µ§°O­û, §Û¼g­û, ®Ñ°O
amara	n. [Âå] ­W¨ý¾¯, (¶}­GÃÄ)
amaranth	n. ¤£­äªá, ³A, µµ¬õ¦â
amaranthaceous	a. [´Ó] ³A¬ì(Amaranthaceae)ªº
amaranthine	a. ¤£­äªº, ¤£¦ºªº, µµ¬õ¦âªº
amarelle	n. »Ä¨ý«Ü±jªºÄå®ç
amaretto	n. ¸q¤j§Q­W§ö°s
Amarillo	n. [¦a] ªü°¨§Q¬¥ (¬ü°ê¼w§JÂÄ´µ¦{¦è¥_³¡«°¥«)
amaroid	n. [Âå] ­Wµæ¥Ä
amaryllidaceous	a. [´Ó] ¥Û»[¬ì(Amaryllidaceae)ªº
amaryllis	n. ®c¤H¯ó, ©t®¼ªá
amasesis	n. [Âå] ©CÄZ¤£¯à
amass	vt. ¿n»E(°]´I), ¿n²Ö, »`¶°, vi. ¶°µ²
amass a fortune	¿n²Ö°]´I, µo°]
amassment	n. ¿n»W
amastia	n. [Âå] µL¨Å©Ð
amastigote	n. [Âå] (Ã@¤òÂε¥)µLÃ@¥®ÂÎ
amateur	n. ·~¾l±q¨ÆªÌ, ·~¾l·R¦nªÌ, ¥Í¤â, ¤£¼ô½mªÌ;  a. ·~¾lªº, «D¾·~ªº, ¤£¼ô½mªº
amateurish	a. ·~¾lªº, ¤£¼ô½mªº
amateurishly	adv. ·~¾l¦a, ¤£¼ô½m¦a
amateurism	n. ·~¾l©Ê, «D¾·~
Amati	n. ªü°¨¸¦®a±Ú (¤Q¤»¦Ü¤Q¤C¥@¬ö¸q¤j§QµÛ¦W¤p´£µ^»s³y¥@®a, ¨ä¤¤³Ì¦³¦Wªº¬O Nicolo [Nicola] Amati(1596-1684)), ªü°¨¸¦¤p´£µ^ (§Yªü°¨¸¦®a±Ú»s§@ªº¤p´£µ^)
amative	a. ÅÊ·Rªº, ¦n¦âªº
amatol	n. ¤@ºØ±j¤O¬µÃÄ
amatorial	a. ÅÊ·Rªº, ¦n¦âªº
amatory	a. [¤å] ·R±¡ªº, ÅÊ·Rªº, ±¡¤Hªº, ÅʤHªº, ¦â±¡ªº, ©Ê·Rªº
amatungula	n. [´Óª«] [«n«D] ¯Ç¶ðº¸§õ, ¯Ç¶ðº¸§õªºªG¹ê
amaurosis	n. [Âå] ¶Â¤º»Ù, ¶ÂÂa
amaurotic	a. [Âå] ¶ÂÂaªº
amaxophobia	n. [Âå] ¨®½øÄß©È
amaze	v. ¨ÏÅå©_, ¨ÏÅå³Y
amazedly	adv. ¦YÅå¦a, Åå³Y¦a, ´jµM
amazement	n. Åå©_, Å岧, Åå³Y
amazing	a. Åå¤Hªº, ¥O¤HÅå³Yªº
amazingly	adv. ĵ¤H¦a, ¥O¤HÅå³Y¦a
Amazon	n. ¨È°¨»¹ªe, ¨È°¨»¹¤k¾Ô¤h, °ª¤j±j§§ªº¤k©Ê
Amazon ant	n. ®«ÃÆ(¼Ú¬ü²£ªº¤@ºØ¬õÃÆ)
Amazonia	n. [¦a] ¨È°¨»¹ªe¬y°ì («n¬ü¥_³¡¨È°¨»¹ªe¬y°ìªºÁ`ºÙ)
Amazonian	a. ¨È°¨»¹ªeªº, (¤k¤l¹³¨È°¨»¹¤k¾Ô¤h«i²r)¦³¨k¤l®ð·§ªº
amazonite	n. ¤Ñªe¥Û, ºñªø¥Û (¤@ºØºñ¦âªº·L±×ªø¥Û, ¥i§@¸Ë¹¢¥Îªº·ÇÄ_¥Û)
Amb.	±ÏÅ@¨®, ±ÏÅ@²î, ±ÏÅ@­¸¾÷, ¬y°Ê³¥¾ÔÂå°|ambulance (party), ¤j¨Ï, ¨Ï¸`, ¯S¨Ïambassador
ambages	n. ¨±°jªº§@ªk, ©äÅs©Ù¨¤
ambagious	a. ¨±°jªº, °Â°é¤lªº
ambary	n. ¬v³Â
ambassador	n. ¤j¨Ï, ¯S¨Ï
ambassador at large	µL¥ô©Ò¤j¨Ï
ambassador-at-large	n. µL¥ô©Ò¤j¨Ï, ¯S¨Ï, ¨µ°j¤j¨Ï
ambassadorial	a. ¤j¨Ïªº, ¨Ï¸`ªº
ambassadorship	n. ¤j¨ÏªºÂ¾¦ì
ambassadress	n. ¤k¤j¨Ï, ¤j¨Ï¤Ò¤H
ambatch	n. [´Ó] ¥Íªø¦b¥§Ã¹ªe¬y°ìªº¤@ºØ¦³¨ë³ì¤ì (¨ä¥Õ¦âÅ説¤ì§÷«Ü¦³»ù­È)
ambeer	n. [¬ü¡E¬ü«n³¡¡E¬ü¤¤³¡] (§l·Ï©Ò­Pªº)·Ï¯ó¦â³è²G
ambenonium	n. [Âå] »Ï­f¹ç, (ªvÀø¦ÙµL¤O¤Î¯h­Â)
amber	n. µ[¬Ä, µ[¬Ä¦â;  a. µ[¬Äªº, µ[¬Ä¦âªº
ambergris	n. Às²C­»
amberite	n. µ[¬Ä¬µÃÄ (¤@ºØµL·Ï¬µÃÄ)
amberoid	n. ¦X¦¨µ[¬Ä, ¦üµ[¬Äª«
ambi	pref. ªí¥Ü¡u¨â°¼¡v¡B¡u©P³ò¡v
ambiance	n. Àô¹Ò(=ambience), ®ðª^
ambidexter	a. ¨â¤â­Ñ§Qªº, ¤Q¤ÀÆF¥úªº, Ãh¤G¤ßªº;  n. ¨â¤â­Ñ§Qªº¤H, Ãh¤G¤ßªº¤H
ambidexterity	n. Âù¤â¬ÒÆF¥©, Ãh¤G¤ß
ambidexterous	a. Âù¤â¬ÒÆF¥©ªº, Ãh¤G¤ßªº
ambidextrous	a. Âù¤â¬ÒÆF¥©ªº, Ãh¤G¤ßªº
ambience	n. Àô¹Ò, ®ðª^
ambient	a. ©P³òªº, Àô¶ªº
ambiguity	n. §t½k, ÀǬN, ¼Ò¸W¨â¥i
ambiguous	a. ÀǬNªº, ¼Ò¸W¨â¥iªº, ¤£©ú½Tªº
ambiguously	adv. ÀǬN¦a, ¼Ò¸W¨â¥i¦a, ¤£©ú½T¦a
ambiguousness	n. ÀǬN, §t²V
ambilateral	a. [Âå] ¨â°¼ªº
ambilevous	a. [Âå] ¨â¤â¤£¦P¯àªº, ¨â¤â¥©©å¤£¤@ªº
ambiopia	n. [Âå] ½Æµø, (¦Pdiplopia)
ambiplasma	n. [«Z] Âù·¥©Êµ¥Â÷¤lÅé (¤@ºØ°²³]ªº¥Ñª«½è©M¤Ïª«½è²Õ¦¨ªºµ¥Â÷¤lÅé)
ambipolar	n. Âù·¥©Êªº
ambisextrous	a. ¤£¤À¨k¤kªº, ¨k¤k³q¥Îªº
ambisexual	a. ¨â©Êªº, ¨ã¦³¨â©Ê¯S¼xªº;  n. Âù©Ê¤H
ambisinister	a. [Âå] ¦Pambilevous
ambisonics	n. (¯à°ª«×¹G¯u¦a¦A²{Ánªi¤è¦V©Êªº)°ª¶Ç¯u¨­¾úÁnÅT½Æ»s
ambit	n. ½d³ò, »â°ì, °Ï°ì, ¬É­­
ambitendency	n. ¥¿¤Ï·N¦V¨Ã¦s
ambition	n. ¤j§Ó, ¶¯¤ß, ³¥¤ß, §Ó¦V, ©ê­t
ambitious	a. ¦³³¥¤ßªº, ¶¯¤ß«k«kªº, ³W¼Ò§»¤jªº
ambitiously	adv. ¶¯¤ß«k«k¦a, º¡Ãh³¥¤ß¦a
ambitiousness	n. ¤£¤Zªº©ê­t
ambivalence	n. ¥Ù¬ÞºA«×, Á|´Ñ¤£©w
ambivalent	a. (¤ß²z)¥Ù¬Þªº
ambiversion	n. ¨â¦V©Ê®æ
ambivert	n. ¤¤©Ê©Ê®æªÌ
amble	vi. (°¨)½w¦æ, º©¨B;  n. (°¨)·È¿á, ½w¦æ, º©¨B, ´²¨B
ambler	n. ½w¦æªº°¨, ½w¦æªÌ
amblyacousia	n. [Âå] ťı¿ð¶w
amblyaphia	n. [Âå] IJı¿ð¶w
amblychromasia	n. [Âå] ®Ö½è¬V¦â¤£¨}
amblygonite	n. [Äq] ¾YÁC¾T¥Û (´£·Ò¾Yªº­«­nÄq¥Û)
Amblyomma	n. [Âå] ª¼¾À½¾ÄÝ
amblyopia	n. [Âå] ®zµø
amblyopic	a. [Âå] ®zµøªº
amblyoscope	n. [Âå] ®zµøÁB¥¿¾¹
ambo	n. Ū¸g¥x
amboceptor	n. [§K¬Ì] Âù¨üÅé, ¤¶Åé (¨ã¦³¨â­Óµ²¦XÂIªº§ÜÅé, ¤@¤è­±»P§Ü­ìµ²¦X, ¥t¤@¤è­±»P¸ÉÅéµ²¦X)
Ambon	n. [¦a] ¦w¨Z, ¦wªi¨º ((1)¦L«×¥§¦è¨ÈªF³¡¼¯³À¥[¸s®q¤¤ªº¤@­Ó®qÀ¬(2)¸Ó®q¤Wªº´ä¥«, °¨¾|¥j¬Ù¬Ù·|)
ambroid	n. ¦X¦¨µ[¬Ä, ¦üµ[¬Äª«
Ambrose	n. ¨k¤l¦W, ¸t¦w¥¬Ã¹´µ (340?-397, ¸q¤j§Q¦ÌÄõ¥D±Ð:374-397, ­²·s¤F°ò·þ±Ð»ö¦¡©M¸tºq, ³QºÙ¬°¡u°ò·þ±ÐÆg¬üºq¤§¤÷¡v, 12¤ë7¤é¬O¬ö©À¥Lªº¤é¤l)
ambrosia	n. [§Æ¯«] ¯«ªº­¹ª«, ¬ü­¹
ambrosia beetle	n. ªø¤pÅû
ambrosiaceous	a. [´Ó] ³b¯ó¬ì(Ambrosiaceae)ªº (³q±`»{¬°¸Ó¬ìªº¯ó¥»´Óª«¬°µâ¬ì´Óª«)
ambrosial	a. ¯S§O¬ü¨ýªº, ¦p¯«ªº­¹ª«¯ë¬ü¨ýªº
Ambrosian	a. ¸t¦w¥¬Ã¹´µªº, ¯«¸tªº
ambrotype	n. [Äá] ¬Á¼þ°®ª©·Ó¬Û³N[·Ó¤ù] (¶·¹ïµÛ¶Â¦â­I´º¬Ýªº¦­´Á¬Á¼þ·Ó¤ù)
ambry	n. ÃoÂd, ±Ð°óªº¸t¾¹¸m©ñ©Ò
ambsace	n. ³ÌµL»ù­ÈªºªF¦è
ambulacral	a. (´Æ¥Ö°Êª«)¨B±aªº
ambulacrum	n. [°Êª«] (´Æ¥Ö°Êª«ªº)¨B±a
ambulance	n. ±ÏÅ@¨®
ambulance chaser	n. ¼£±v¥æ³q¨Æ¬G¤¤ªº¨ü¶ËªÌ°_¶Dªº«ß®v
ambulance corps	±ÏÅ@¶¤
ambulant	a. ¨µ¦æªº, ¥i²¾°Êªº, ¥i¨«°Êªº
ambulate	v. ¨B¦æ, ¨«°Ê
ambulation	n. ¨B¦æ, ²¾°Ê
ambulatory	a. ¨B¦æªº, ²¾°Êªº;  n. °j´Y
ambury	n. [¤û°¨ªº] ³n½F, ®Ú²ôªÎ¤j¯g
ambuscade	n. ®I¥ñ(=ambush), ¥ñ§L, ®I¥ñ³B;  v. ®I¥ñ, ¥ñÀ»
ambush	n. ®I¥ñ, ®I¥ñ³B, ¥ñ§L, ¥ñÀ»;  v. ®I¥ñ, ¥ñÀ»
amdt.	amendment
AME	«D¬w½Ã²z¤½·|¥D±Ð¬£±Ð·|African Methodist Episcopal (Church)
ameba	n. ªü¦Ì¤Ú(=amoeba), ÅܧÎÂÎ
amebean	a. ¹ï¸ÜÅ骺, °ÝµªÅ骺
amebiasis	n. [Âå] ªü¦Ì¤Ú¯f, (¥i­P¸zª¢, ¨xª¢, ¥Öª¢¤ÎªÍª¢)
amebic	a. ªü¦Ì¤Úªº, ªü¦Ì¤Ú©Êªº
amebicide	n. [Âå] ±þªü¦Ì¤ÚÃÄ
amebiform	a. [Âå] ªü¦Ì¤Úª¬ªº
amebocyte	n. [Âå] ªü¦Ì¤Ú²Ó­M
ameboid	a. ¦üÅܧÎÂΪº
ameboma	n. [Âå] ªü¦Ì¤Ú¸~
ameburia	n. [Âå] ªü¦Ì¤Ú§¿¯g
ameer	n. [¦^±Ð°êªº] ¤ý, ¶Q±Ú
ameiosis	n. [Âå] (°t¤l²Ó­M)¥¼´î¼Æ¤Àµõ, (¤´§e²{¦¨¹ï¤§¬V¦âÅ骬ºA)
ameleia	n. [Âå] µLªí±¡, §Nºz
Amelia	n. ·R»eÄR¶®(¤k¤l¦W), [Âå] µLªÏ(¥ý¤Ñ¨S¦³¤â¸})
amelification	n. [Âå] µW·ã½è§Î¦¨§@¥Î, ¾¦¹V§Î¦¨
ameliorable	a. ¥i§ïµ½ªº
ameliorant	n. ¤gÄ[§ï¨}¾¯
ameliorate	v. §ïµ½, §ï¨}
amelioration	n. §ïµ½, §ï¨}
ameliorative	a. §ïµ½ªº, §ï¨}ªº
ameloblast	n. ¦¨¹V²Ó­M
amelogenesis	n. [Âå] ¾¦¹V½è§Î¦¨
amelus	n. [Âå] µLªÏ·î­L
amen	int. ªüªù
Amen-Ra	n. ªü»Xþ¯«
amenability	n. ªA±q, ¶¶±q
amenable	a. ¶¶±qªº, ¦³ªA±q¸q°Èªº, ¥iÀËÅ窺
amenably	adv. ¶¶±q¦a, ªA±q¦a
amend	v. ­×¥¿, §ï¥¿, §ïµ½, §ï¨}, §ï¹L¦Û·s
amend one's ways	§ï¹L¦Û·s
amendable	a. ¥i§ï¥¿ªº, ¥i­×¥¿ªº
amendatory	a. ­×¥¿ªº, §ï¥¿ªº
amende honorable	n. ¥¿¦¡ªº¹Dºp, ¥¿¦¡ªº½ßÀv
amendment	n. ­q¥¿, ­×¥¿, §ï¥¿, ­×¥¿®×
amends	n. pl. ½ßÀv, ¸ÉÀv, ¹Dºp
amenity	n. ¾A·N, µÎ¾A, §»ö
amenorrhea	n. µL¤ë¸g[¦]¯f©ÎÃh¥¥]
amenorrheal	a. [Âå] °±¸gªº, µL¸gªº
amenorrhoea	n. µL¤ë¸g[¦]¯f©ÎÃh¥¥]
amensalism	n. [Âå] ¤£¤½¥­¦@¥Í, (¨âºØ¥Íª«¦@¥Í, ¨ä¤¤¤@ºØ¨ü¹ï¤è·l®`ªÌ)
ament	n. ¬X¦iªá§Ç, ´¼¤O¯Ê³´ªÌ
amentaceous	a. [´Ó] ­TÓwªá§Çªº, ¦ü­TÓwªá§Çªº, ¦³­TÓwªá§Çªº
amentia	n. ¥Õ·ö
amentiferous	a. [´Ó] ¦³­TÓwªá§Çªº
amentum	n. ô©ó¼Ðºj¤WªºÄƱa, [´Ó] ­TÓwªá§Ç
Amer.	America, American
amerce	vt. »@Áì, »@´Ú, »@¿ú
amercement	n. »@´Ú, »@ª÷
amerciable	a. À³»@´Úªº
amerciament	n. [¥j] (ªk®x¦³Åv¨M©wªº)¯S§O[¶D³^]»@ª÷, »@´Ú
America	n. ¬ü¬w, ¬ü°ê(°ê¦W¡A¦b¥_¬ü¬w), ¬ü§Q°í¦X²³°ê
American	a. ¬ü¬wªº, ¬ü°êªº;  n. ¬ü¬w¤H, ¬ü°ê¤H, ¬ü»y
American aloe	n. Às¦ÞÄõ(=century plant)
American Beauty	n. ¤j½ü¬õÁ¥Á¨
American dream	n. ¬ü°ê²z·Q, ¬ü°ê¤§¹Ú
American eagle	n. ¥ÕÀYÆN
American English	n. ¬ü°ê­^»y, ­^»y
American football	n. ¬ü¦¡¨¬²y
American Indian	n. ¬ü¬w¦L²Ä¦w¤H, ¬ü¬w¦L²Ä¦w»y
American League	n. ¬ü°ê´Î²yÁp·ù
American organ	n. ¬ü°ê­·µ^
american petroleum institute	¬ü°ê¥Ûªo²Õ´
American plan	n. ¬ü°ê¦¡®ÈÀ]¦¬¶O¨î(©Ð¶¡»P¿¯­¹¦X¨Ö­pºâ)
American Revolution	n. ¬ü°ê¿W¥ß¾Ôª§
Americana	n. ¬ü°ê»x
Americandom	n. ¬ü°ê¤Hªº¥@¬É
Americanese	n. ¬ü¦¡­^»y
americanisation	n. ¬ü°ê¤Æ
americanise	v. ¬ü°ê¤Æ, ¬ü»y¥Îªk
Americanism	n. ¬ü°ê©Ò³Ð, ¬ü°ê­·«U, ¬ü°êºë¯«
Americanist	n. ¬ã¨s¬ü°ê¾ú¥v¡B¦a²zªº¤H, ¬ã¨s¬ü°ê¦L²Ä¦w¤H»y¨¥©Î¤å¤Æªº¤H, ¿Ë¬ü¤À¤l
Americanization	n. ¬ü°ê¤Æ
Americanize	v. ¨Ï¬ü°ê¤Æ
Americium	n. èq(¤¸¯À²Å¸¹Am¡A­ì¤l§Ç95¡A­ì¤l¶q243.0614)
amerind	n. ¬ü¬w¤j³°­ì©~¥Á
Amerindian	n. ¥_¬ü¦L²Ä¦w¤H;  a. ¥_¬ü¦L²Ä¦w¤Hªº
ameristic	a. [Âå] ¥¼¤À¶}ªº, ¤£¦¨¸`ªº
amesiality	n. [Âå] ¤£¥¿, °¼²¾, (¨­Å餧¬Y³¡¦V°¼­±²¾¦æ)
Ameslan	n. ¥_¬ü¦¡¤â¶Õ»y
ametabolic	a. [©ø] ¤£ÅܺAªº, ¤£ÅܧΪº
amethocaine	n. [Âå] ¤B¥d¦], (¦Ptetracaine), (§½³¡©Î¯á´Õ³Â¾K¾¯)
amethopterin	n. [ÃÄ] ®ò¥Ò½ºËï
amethyst	n. µµ¤ô´¹, µµ´¹, µµ¦â
amethystine	a. µµ¤ô´¹ªº
ametria	n. [Âå] µL¤l®c·î§Î
ametrometer	n. [Âå] ¤£¥¿µø´ú¶q¾¹
ametropia	n. ©}§é²§±`, «D¥¿µø²´
ametropic	a. [Âå] ¤£¥¿µøªº
Amex	¬ü°êÃÒ¨é¥æ©ö©Ò(American Stock Exchange)
amg.	among
Amharic	n. ªü¤ñ¦è¥§¨È©x¸Ü
AMI	n. ¹q¸£ROM BIOS¥Í²£¼t°Ó;  [¤é¤å] ¨È¬ü
amiability	n. ©Mħ¥i¿Ë, ¤Íµ½, ¿Ë¤Á
amiable	a. ¿Ë¤Áªº, ©Mħªº, ©Mħ¥i¿Ëªº, ·Å©Mªº
amiableness	n. ©Mħ¥i¿Ë, ´°«p
amiably	adv. ©Mħ¥i¿Ë¦a, ¿Ë¤Á¦a, ¤Íµ½¦a
amianthoid	a. [Âå] ¥Ûºø¼Ëªº
amianthus	n. ¤@ºØ¥Û´Ö
amiantus	n. ¤@ºØ¥Û´Ö
amicability	n. ¤Íµ½, ¿Ëµ½
amicable	a. ¤Íµ½ªº, ¤Í¦nªº, ©M·üªº, ©M¥­ªº
amicable action	¦X·N¶D³^
amicable relationship	n. ¤Í¦nÃö«Y
amicableness	n. ¤Í¦n, ¿Ëµ½
amicably	adv. ¤Íµ½¦a, ©M¥­¦a
amice	n. ©ÜªÓ
amicrobic	a. [Âå] «D·L¥Íª«ªº, «D·L¥Íª«¤Þ°_ªº
amicuscuriae	n. ªk°|ªºÅU°Ý
amid	prep. ¦b¨ä¶¡, ¦b¨ä¤¤;  comb. ªí¥Ü¡u®ò°ò¡v
amide	n. ®ò°ò¤Æ¦Xª«
amidin	n. ¾ý¯»·»²G
amidol	n. ¤G®òªâ¶u
amidone	n. [ÃÄ] ¬ü¨Fà¬, ¬ü´²µh (ÂíµhÃÄ)
amidopyrine	n. [Âå] Ói°ò¤ñªL, (¦Paminophenazone)
amidship	adv. ¦b²î¤¤³¡
amidships	adv. ¦b²î¤¤³¡, ¦b²î¸¡
amidst	prep. ¦b...·í¤¤
amie	n. ¤kªB¤Í(ami)
Amiens	n. [¦a] ¨È¯v (ªk°ê¥_³¡­±¦V¯Á©iªeªº«°¥«, ¥H¨ä­ô¼w¦¡±Ð°óµÛºÙ)
amigo	n. ªB¤Í
amildar	n. [¦L«×] ¥N²z¤H, ¥N²z°Ó, ºÞ²z¤H, (¤×«ü)¦¬µ|­û
amimia	n. [Âå] ªí±¡¯Ê¥¢, ¤£¯à¥Î¤â¶Õªí¥Õ­±µLªí±¡, (¤£¯à­ú, ¯º, ¥Ñ©ó¤j¸£¤¤¶¡²`³B¦³¯fÅܤް_)
Amin	n. ªü±Ó(¨k¤l¦W), ªü±Ó(Idi Amin, 1925-, ¯Q·F¹F­x¤H, ¿WµôÁ`²Î, 1971-79);  comb. ªí¥Ü¡u®ò°ò¡v
amine	n. ÓiÃþ
amino	a. [¤Æ] §t®ò°òªº
amino acid	n. ®ò°ò»Ä
amino nitrogen	n. ®ò°ò´á
aminoacidemia	n. [Âå] Ói°ò»Ä¦å¯g, (Ói°ò»Ä¦b¦å¤º¹L¦h)
aminoacidopathy	n. [Âå] Ói°ò»Ä¥NÁ»Ùê¯f
aminoaciduria	n. [Âå] Ói°ò»Ä§¿
aminobenzoic	a. ®ò°ò­f¥Ò[»Ä]
aminoglutethimide	n. [Âå] Ói¾¢ºë, (§ÜµjÅËÃÄ, ªvÀøÅöíw¥Î)
aminolysis	n. [Âå] Ói¸Ñ
aminometradine	n. [Âå] ÓiáGÔr, §Q§¿¾¯
aminophenazone	n. [Âå] Ói°òµá­«, (°h¼ö, ¤îµhÃÄ)
aminophenol	n. [¤Æ] ®ò°ò(­f)×ô (¨ã¦³ o-, m-, p- ¤TºØ²§ºcÅé, ¥Î³~¼s, ¥i§@°¸´á¨t¬V®Æªº¤¤¶¡Åé¡BÅã¼v¾¯µ¥)
aminophylline	n. [ÃÄ] ®ò¯ùÆP (¥Î§@¥­·Æ¦ÙÃP¦¢¾¯¡B¦åºÞÂX±i¾¯©Î§Q§¿¾¯)
aminopterin	n. [¥Í¤Æ] ®ò³ãËï (¥Î©óªvÀø¥Õ¦å¯f, ·À¹«)
aminopurine	n. [Âå] Ói°òáIËï, (¦p:¸¢áIËïadenine)
aminopyrine	n. [ÃÄ] ®ò°ò¤ñªL, ¤Ç©Ô¦Ì¬} (°h¿N¾¯¡BÂíµh¾¯)
aminotransferase	¦Ptransaminase
aminuria	n. [Âå] Ói§¿¯g, (§¿¤¤amines¹L¦h)
amiphenazole	n. [Âå] Ói°òµá¨m, (¨ë¿E©I§l¥Î)
amir	n. (ªü©Ô§Bªº)¤ý­Ô, ­©ªø
amirate	n. ­©ªø°ê
Amish	a. ªü°Ò¬£ªº
amisometradine	n. [Âå] §Q§¿¾¯¤@ºØ
amiss	a. ¦³¤ò¯fªº, ¥X®t¿ùªº, ¤£·íªº;  adv. ¦³¤ò¯f, ¥X®t¿ù¦a, ¤£·í¦a
Amitabha	n. ªüÀ±ªû¦ò, µL¶q¦ò
amitosis	n. µLµ·¤Àµõ, ª½±µ®Ö¤Àµõ
amitotic	a. [Âå] µLµ·¤Àµõªº
amitriptyline	n. [ÃÄ] ªü±K¦±´ÀªL (§Ü§íÆ{ÃÄ)
amity	n. ¤Í¦n, ¿Ëµ½, ©M·ü
Amman	n. ¦w°Ò(¬ù¥¹­º³£)
ammeter	n. ¦w°ö­p, ¹qªí
ammine	n. [¤Æ] ®òµ¸ª« ((1)®òµ¸ÆQ(ammoniate)(2)¦s¦b©ó°t¦ìµ¸¦Xª«¤¤ªº®ò¤À¤l)
ammino	a. [¤Æ] ®òµ¸(ammine)ªº;  comb. ªí¥Ü¡u®òµ¸¡v
ammo	n. [¤f] ¼uÃÄ(=ammunition)
ammocoetes	n. [°Êª«] ¤CÄÎÅÁ¥®Åé (¤CÄÎÅÁµ¥¶ê¼LÃþÅÁ³½ªº¥®Åé, ´Ï®§¦bªeªd¤¤)
Ammon	n. ªü»X, (¥j®J¤Îªº)¤Ó¶§¯«
ammonal	n. ¤@ºØ¬µÃÄ
ammonate	n. [¤Æ] ®ò¤Æª«[µ¸ÆQ]
ammonemia	n. [Âå] ®ò¦å¯g, (¦Pammoniemia)
ammonia	n. ®ò, ®ò¤ô, ªü¼¯¥§¨È
ammoniac	a. ®òªº, §t®òªº;  n. ®ò¾ð½¦
ammoniacal	a. ®òªº, §t®òªº
ammoniate	n. ®ò¤Æª«[µ¸ÆQ]
ammoniated	a. »P®ò¤Æ¦X¤Fªº
ammonic	a. ®òªº, »Ï(¤Æ¦Xª«)ªº
ammoniemia	n. [Âå] ®ò¦å¯g, (¦å¤¤ammonia©Î¨ä½Æ¦Xª«¹L¦h)
ammonify	vi. ®ò¤Æ
ammonite	n. µâ¥Û(¤@ºØ¤Æ¥Û)
ammonium	n. »Ï, ®òÆQ°ò
ammonium carbonate	n. ºÒ»Ä»Ï
ammonium cyanate	n. Ùæ»Ä»Ï
ammonium hydroxide	n. ²B®ñ¤Æ»Ï
ammonium nitrate	n. µv»Ä»Ï
ammonium phosphate	n. ÁC»Ä»Ï
ammoniuria	n. [Âå] ®ò§¿¯g, (§¿¤º§tªü¼¯¥§¨È)
ammono	a. ®òªº, §t®òªº, ¥Ñ®ò»¤¾Éªº;  comb. ªí¥Ü¡u®òªº¡v¡B¡u§t®òªº¡v¡B¡u¥Ñ®ò»¤¾Éªº¡v
ammonolysis	n. [Âå] ®ò¤À¸Ñ
ammonotelic	a. [¥Í] ±Æªn®òªº
ammotherapy	n. [Âå] ¨F¤ôÀøªk
ammunition	n. ¼uÃÄ, ­x¤õ
amn't	am not
amnemonic	a. [Âå] ¥¢±¼°O¾Ðªº, °O¾Ð»Ùê
amnesia	n. °·§Ñ¯g, ¥¢¾Ð¯g
amnesiac	n. [Âå] °·§ÑªÌ, ¥¢¾Ð¯g±wªÌ
amnestic	a. [Âå] °·§Ñªº
amnesty	n. ¤j³j, ¯S³j;  vt. ¤j³j, ¯S³j
Amnesty International	n. °ê»Ú¯S³j²Õ´
amniocentesis	n. [Âå] ¦Ï½¤¬ï¨ë
amniochorial	a. [Âå] ¦Ï½¤µ³¤ò½¤ªº
amniography	n. [Âå] ¦Ï½¤X¥ú
amnion	n. ¦Ï½¤(­L¨àªº­M¦ç)
amnionic	a. ¦Ï½¤ªº
amnionitis	n. [Âå] ¦Ï½¤ª¢
amniorrhea	n. [Âå] ¦Ï¤ôº|, (¦­´Á¦Ï½¤¯}µõ)
amniorrhexis	n. [Âå] ¦Ï½¤¯}µõ
amnios	¦Pamnion(Gr.)
amnioscope	n. [Âå] ¦Ï½¤Ãè, (Àˬd¦Ï½¤¥Î)
amnioscopy	n. [Âå] ¦Ï½¤ÃèÀˬd
Amniota	n. [Âå] pl.¦Ï½¤°Êª«Ãþ, (¯á´Õ°Êª«¨ä­L¨à¦³¦Ï½¤ªÌ, ¦p:­÷¨Å°Êª«¤Î³¾Ãþµ¥)
amniote	a. (¦³)¦Ï½¤Ãþªº
amniotic	a. ¦Ï½¤
amniotome	n. [Âå] ¦Ï½¤¤M, (¤Á¦Ï½¤¥Î)
amniotomy	n. [Âå] ¦Ï½¤¤Á¶}, (¬°­L¨à¤Þ²£¥Î)
amobarbital	n. [ÃÄ] ¥³¤Ú¤ñ§´, ªü¦Ì§´ (¥Î§@ÂíÀR¾¯¡B¦w¯v¾¯)
amoeba	n. ªü¦Ì¤Ú, ÅܧÎÂÎ
amoebean	a. ¹ï¸ÜÅ骺, °ÝµªÅ骺
amoebic	a. ªü¦Ì¤Úªº, ªü¦Ì¤Ú¤Þ°_ªº
amoebiform	a. ÅܧÎÂΪ¬ªº
amoebocyte	n. [¥Í] ÅܧβӭM, ªü¦Ì¤Ú¼Ë²Ó­M
amoeboid	a. ¦üÅܧÎÂΪº
amok	a. ºÆ¨gªº, ¨g¼Éªº;  adv. ºÆ¨g¦a, ¨g¼É¦a
amolanone	n. [Âå] ®ò³äà¬, (¥­·Æ¦ÙÃP¦¢, ¤Î³Â¾K¥ÎÃÄ)
amole	n. [´Óª«] ®Ú©Î¤Àªc²G¥i·íªÎ¨m¨Ï¥Îªº´Óª«, ¥N¨m´Óª«ªº®Ú[¤Àªc²G]
Amon	n. ªüªù
among	prep. ¦b...¤¤¶¡, ...¤§¤¤
among others	¨ä¤¤¥]¬A, ¦¹¥~ÁÙ¦³
among the rest	¦b¨ä¤¤
among them	¨ä¤¤¥]¬A
amongst	prep. ¦b...·í¤¤(=among), ¦b...¤§¶¡, ¦b...¤§¤¤
amontillado	n. ³·§Q°sªº¤@ºØ
amoral	a. »P¹D¼wµLÃöªº, ¶W¹D¼wªº, «D¹D¼wªº
amorality	n. «D¹D¼w©Ê, ¶W¹D¼w©Ê
amorce	n. ª±¨ã¤âºjªº¹pºÞ
amoretto	n. [¬ü] ¤p·R¯«
amorino	n. [¬ü] ¤p·R¯«
amorist	n. ¦n¦â¤§®{, ¯Ô©ó½Í±¡»¡·RªÌ, ·R±¡¤p»¡§@ªÌ
Amorite	n. a. ¨È¼¯±Ú(ªº), [¸t] ¨È¼¯§Q¤H(ªº) (©~¦í¦b±Ô§Q¨È¡B¤Ú°Ç´µ©Zµ¥¦aªº¹Cªª¥Á±Ú, ÄÝ¥j°{±Ú.Gen.10:16)
amoroso	a. adv. [¼Ö] ·R¼¾ªº[¦a], ¬X±¡ªº[¦a]
amorous	a. ¦h±¡ªº, ·R±¡ªº, ÅÊ·Rªº, ¦â±¡ªº
amorously	adv. ¦h±¡¦a, ¦n¦â¦a
amorousness	n. ¦h±¡, ¦n¦â
amorph	n. [Âå] Áô©Ê¬ðÅÜ°ò¦]
amorphia	n. [Âå] µLÅé§Î, ¤£¦¨§Î, ¤£µ²´¹(¤Æ)
amorphic	a. [Âå] ¦Pamorphous
amorphism	n. µL§Îª¬, µL©w§Î, µL´¹§Î
amorphous	a. µL©w§Îªº, µL²Õ´ªº, [Äq] «Dµ²´¹§Îªº
amort	a. Ãx©ó¦º¤`ªº, ¦º¤F¦üªº, ·N§Ó®ø¨Iªº, µLºë¥´ªöªº, ªq³àªº
amortisation	n. ÅuÁÙ, Åu¾P
amortise	v. ÅuÁÙ, Åu¾P
amortisement	n. ÅuÁÙ, Åu¾P
amortization	n. ¤À´ÁÀvÁÙ, ÅuÁÙ
amortize	v. ÅuÁÙ, ¤À´ÁÀvÁÙ
amortizement	n. ÅuÁÙ, Åu¾P
Amos	n. ªü¼¯¥q, ªü¼¯¥q®Ñ, ¦ãÀq´µ(¨k¤l¦W)
amotion	n. ­éÂ÷, ¤ÀÂ÷, [«ß] ½}§K, ­é¹Ü
amount	vi. ¦X­p, ¦@¹F, Á`­p;  n. Á`¼Æ, Á`ÃB, ¼Æ¶q
amount to	Á`­p¹F¨ì..., Á`¼Æ¬°...; ·N¨ýµÛ...; ¦¨¬°...
amount to blank	µ¥©ó¹s, ²@µL·N¸q
amount to much	¦³¤F¤£°_
amount to something	¦¨¾¹, ¦¨¤~
amour	n. Åʱ¡, «Á±¡, ±¡¤H, ±¡°ü
amourette	n. ³{³õ§@À¸ªºÅʱ¡, ¶Ã·d¨k¤kÃö«Yªº¤k¤H
amourpropre	n. ¦Û´L, ¦Û­«, ¦Û­t
amove	vt. [«ß] ½}§K, ­é¹Ü
amoxycillin	n. ¤fªA«CÅð¯À
Amoy	n. ·Hªù
amp	n. ¦w°ö
amp.	¦w°ö¼Æ(amperage), ampere(s)
ampacity	n. ¦w°ö®e¶q
ampelopsis	n. ³D¸²µåÄÝ´Óª«, ¬ü°ê½¯ÃÃ
amperage	n. ¦w°ö¼Æ
ampere	n. ¦w°ö(¤H¦W), ¦w°ö(¹q¬yªº³æ¦ì)
ampere-hour	n. ¦w®É, ¦w°ö¤p®É
ampere-turn	n. ¦w°ö¥`¼Æ
amperehour	n. ¦w°ö¤p®É
amperemeter	n. ¦w°ö­p, ¹q¬y­p
amperite	n. ­­¬y¾¹
ampersand	n. &(²Å¸¹, =and)
amphetamine	n. ¦w«D¥L©R(¤@ºØ¿³¾Ä¾¯)
amphi	pref. ªí¥Ü¡u¨â¡v¡B¡u¨âÃþ¡v¡B¡u©P³ò¡v
amphiarthrosis	n. [¸Ñ] ·L°ÊÃö¸` (¥]¬AÂH³s©M¶´±aÁp¦X)
amphiaster	n. [¥Í] (²Ó­M¤Àµõªº)¨â¬PÅé, Âù¬P«¬
Amphibia	n. pl. [°Ê] ¨â´ÏÃþ
amphibian	a. ¨â´ÏÃþªº, ¤ô³°¨â¥Îªº;  n. ¨â´Ï°Êª«, ¨â´Ïªº, ¨â´ÏÃþ, ¤ô³°¨â¥Î­¸¾÷, ¤ô³°¨â¥Î¨®
amphibiology	n. [°Êª«] ¨â´Ï°Êª«¾Ç
amphibiotic	a. [°Êª«] ¥®®É¥Íªø©ó¤ô¤¤, ªø¤j«á¥Í¬¡©ó³°¤Wªº, (¤ô³°)¨â´Ïªº
amphibious	a. ¤ô³°¨â´Ï, ¤ô³°¨â¥Îªº, ¨âºØ©Ê®æªº
amphibioustroops	n. ¨â´Ï³¡¶¤
amphiblastula	n. [°Êª«] (®üºøÃþ°Êª«ªº)¨â·¥Ån­F, ¨âÅn¥®ÂÎ
amphibole	n. ¨¤°{¥Û
amphibolic	a. °{¥Ûªº, ¨¥»y§t½k, [Âå] ¤£Ã­©wªº
amphibolite	n. [©¥¥Û] °{©¥, ¨¤°{¥Û
amphibology	n. ¼ÒÙ±¨â¥iªº¨¥Ãã, ÀǬNªºµü¥y
amphibolous	a. ÀǬNªº, ¼ÒÙ±¨â¥iªº
amphiboly	n. ¨¥»y§t½k, ·N¸q¤£©ú½Tªº»yªkµ²ºc, ¥Ñ©ó»yªkµ²ºc¤£©ú½T¦Ó¥i§@¨âºØ[¨âºØ¥H¤W]¸ÑÄÀªº»y¥y
amphibrach	n. §í´­§í®æ, µuªøµu¸ô
amphicentric	a. [Âå] °_¤î§¡¦b¤@±ø¦åºÞªº
amphichroic	a. [¤Æ] ¦b¤£¦P±ø¥ó¤UÅã¥Ü¨âºØÃC¦âªº, Âù¦â¤ÏÀ³ªº
amphichromatic	a. [Âå] ÂùÅܦ⪺.2»ÄÆP¨â©Ê¤ÏÀ³¦P®É¥X²{ªº
amphicoelous	a. [¸Ñ¡E°Ê] ¨â¥Wªº
amphicrania	n. [Âå] ¨â°¼ÀYµh
amphicreatine	n. [Âå] ¨â©Ê¦ÙÓi»Ä, (¤@ºØ³J¥ÕÁtÆP¥Ñ¦Ù¦×¦Ó¨Ó)
amphicreatinine	n. [Âå] ¨â©Ê¦ÙÓi»ÄÓþ, (¤@ºØ¦³¬r¤§³J¥ÕÁtÆP)
amphictyon	n. [¥v] ¬£¾nªñ¾F¦U¨¹Áp·ùªº¥Nªí
amphictyony	n. [¥v] ªñ¾F¦U¨¹Áp·ù («ü¥j§Æþ¦U«°¨¹¬°«OÅ@¯«·µ¦Óµ²¦¨ªºÁp·ù), [¬F] (¬°¤F¦@¦P§Q¯q¦Óµ²¦¨ªº)¾F¨¹Áp·ù
amphicyte	n. [Âå] ½Ã¬P²Ó­M
amphicytula	n. [Âå] ¨ü¥¥°¾¶À§Z
amphidiploid	a.n. [¥Í] Âù¤G­¿Åé(ªº)
amphigamous	a. [´Ó] µL©Ê¾¹©xªº
amphigastrula	n. [Âå] ¨â·¥­ì¸z­F, (­L)
amphigenesis	n. [Âå] ¨â©Ê¥Í´Þ
amphigenetic	a. [Âå] ¨â©Ê¥Í´Þªº
amphigonadism	n. [Âå] ¨â©Ê¦PÅé
amphigony	n. [Âå] ¨â©Ê¥Í´Þ¦³©Ê¥Í´Þ
amphigory	n. µL·N¸q¦Ó·Æ½]ªº¤å³¹
amphigouri	n. µL·N¸q¦Ó·Æ½]ªº¤å³¹
amphikaryon	n. [Âå] ¨â®M¬V¦âÅé®Ö¨üºë®Ö
amphimictic	a. [¥Í] Âø¥æÁc¨|ªº
amphimixis	n. ¨â©Ê²V¦X, ¥æ°t
amphimorula	n. [Âå] ¨â§Á®á߸Åé, (®á߸Åémorula¦b­F­L®É¨â°¼µo¨|¤£¥­§¡)
Amphion	n. [§Æ¯«] ¦wµá¯Î (©z´µ¤§¤l, Niobe ªº¤V¤Ò, ¥H¤C©¶µ^ªºÅ]¤OÅX°Ê¥Û¶ô¿v¦¨©³¤ñ´µ«°ùÙ)
amphioxus	n. ¤å©÷³½
amphiploid	a. n. [¥Í] Âù­¿Åé(ªº)
amphipod	n. a. [°Êª«] ºÝ¨¬¥Øªº(°Êª«)
amphiprostyle	n. ¤@ºØ«Ø¿vª«
amphiprotic	a. ¨ã¦³¨âºØ¤£¦P©Ê½èªº, ¤S¯à§@¬°»Ä, ¤S¯à§@¬°ÆP°_¤Æ¾Ç¤ÏÀ³ªº, ¨â©Êªº
amphisbaena	n. ¨âÀY³DµL¨¬»h»i
amphisbaenian	n. [°Êª«] °C»h
amphistome	n. [Âå] §lÂÎ, (Fluke¤§¤@ºØ), (±`¨£©ó­¹¯ó°Êª«¤§®ø¤Æ¹D)
amphistylar	a. [«Ø] ¨âºÝ[«e«á, ¨â°¼]¦³¬W¤lªº, Âù±Æ¬W[¨â±Æ¬W](¦¡)ªº
amphitheater	n. ¶ê§Î¼@³õ, ¶¥±è¦¡¬Ý¥x
amphitheatral	a. ¶ê¼@³õ[¦¡] ªº
amphitheatre	n. ¶ê§Î¼@³õ, ¶¥±è¦¡¬Ý¥x
amphitheatric	a. ¶ê¼@³õ[¦¡] ªº
amphitheatrical	a. ¶ê¼@³õ¦¡ªº
amphithecium	n. [´Ó] ã·©P¼h (Äö­aÃþªºã·¥~¼h)
amphitrichous	a. [¥Í] ¨âºÝ¦³Ã@¤òªº, ÂùÃ@¤ò(©Ê)ªº
Amphitrite	n. [§Æ¯«] ¦wµá¯S«ß¯S (®ü¯« Poseidon ¤§©d, ®ü¤§¤k¯«, Triton ¤§¥À)
amphitropous	a. [´Ó] (­F¯])¾î¥Íªº
Amphitryon	n. ¥D¤H, ªF¹D¥D, ©³¤ñ´µ¤§¤ý
amphitypy	n. [Âå] Âù«¬©Ê
amphocyte	n. [Âå] Âù¬V²Ó­M, (»Ä©ÎÆP)
amphogenic	a. ²£¥Í¨k¤k¨â©Ê§¡µ¥¤l¸Çªº
ampholyte	n. [Âå] Âù©Ê¹q¸Ñ½è, (»Ä©ÎÆP)
amphophil	n. [Âå] Âù¬V²Ó­M, (»Ä©Ê©ÎÆP©Ê¬V¦â)
amphophilic	a. [Âå] ¨â¬V©Êªº, (»Ä©ÎÄÐ)
amphora	n. Âù¦Õ²ÓÀV³ý
amphoric	a. ªÅ¬}­µªº, ÏØ­µªº
amphoriloquy	n. [Âå] ªÅÂ|ÅT­µ, (»y¨¥¤¤§t¦³)
amphoteric	a. ¨â©Êªº
amphotericin	n. [ÃÄ] ¨â©ÊÅð¯ÀB (§Ü¯uµßÃÄ)
amphotericity	n. [Âå] Âù©Ê, »ÄÆP­Ý¨ã©Ê, (¦Pamphoterism)
amphoterism	n. [Âå] »ÄÆP­Ý¨ã©Ê
ampicillin	n. [Âå] §Ü¥ÍÃĤ@ºØ, (»Ppecicillin¦PÄÝ)
ample	a. ¥R¸Îªº, ¥R¨¬ªº, Â×´Iªº, ¼s¤jªº
ampleness	n. ¥R¸Î, ¥R¨¬, ¼s¤j, Â×´I 
amplexicaul	a. [´Ó] (¸­¤l)©ê²ôªº(perfoliate)
amplexus	n. [°Êª«] ©ê¦X («ü«Cµìµ¥ªºÅé¥~¨üºë©ê¦X¦æ¬°, §Y»Û¶¯­ÓÅéºò±K©ê¦X, ¦b¥Í¥Xªº§Z¤l¤Wª½±µ±Æºë)
ampliation	n. ÂX¤j, ÂX¥R, ¬°ÂX¤j[ÂX¥R]¦Ó°l¥[ªºªF¦è
ampliative	a. [ÅÞ] ÂX¥Rªº, ÂX±iªº
amplidyne	n. ¹q°Ê©ñ¤j¾÷
amplification	n. ÂX¤j, ©ñ¤j, ÂX¥R, ¸Ô­z
amplificatory	a. ÂX¥Rªº, ÂX®iÄĵoªº
amplifier	n. ÂX¤jªÌ, ÂX¤j¾¹, ©ñ¤j¾¹, ÂX­µ¾¹, ©ñ¤jÃè
amplify	vt. ÂX¤j, ©ñ¤j, ÂX¥R, ¼W±j, ¸Ô­z
amplify on	¸Ô­z, ¶i¤@¨BÄÄ­z
amplify one's effort	¥[­¿§V¤O
amplistat	n. ºÏ©Ê©ñ¤j¾¹ªº¦Û¹¡©M§Î¦¡
amplitron	n. ¼W´TºÞ
amplitude	n. ¼sÁï, ¼s¤j, ¥R¨¬, ®¶´T
amplitude modulation	n. ½Õ´T(AM)
amply	adv. ¥R¨¬¦a, ¼s¼í¦a, ¸Ô²Ó¦a
ampoule	n. ¤@¦¸¥Î¶qªº°w¾¯, ¦wÞÀ
ampul	n. (¸Ë¤@¦¸¥Î¶q°w¾¯ªº)¦wÞÀ
ampule	n. (¤@¦¸¥Î¶qªº°w¾¯)(¦wÞÀ)
ampulla	n. ¸t²~
ampullaceous	a. ²~ª¬ªº
ampullar	a. [Âå] Üò¸¡ªº
amputate	vt. ¤ÁÂ_, ¿÷±¼(ªÏÅé), §R°£
amputation	n. ¤ÁÂ_, ¤Á°£¤â³N
amputator	n. ¦æ¤Á°£¤â³NªÌ
amputee	n. ¨ü¤Á°£¤â³NªÌ
amrit	n. [¦L«×¯«¸Ü] ªø¥Í¤£¦Ñ¥PÅS (¿ü§J±Ð®{¬~§®É¶¼¥Îªº²¢¶¼®Æ), (¶¼¥PÅS«áªº)ªø¥Í¤£¦Ñ
Amritsar	n. [¦a] ªü©i§Q«h (¦L«×¥_³¡ Punjab ¬Ù¦è¥_³¡«°¥«, ¿ü§J±Ð¤¤¤ß)
Amsterdam	n. ªü©i´µ¯S¤¦(²üÄõ­º³£)
amt.	amount
amtrac	n. ¤ô³°¨â¥Î¨®
amu	n. ­ì¤l¶q
amuck	adv. ¨g¶Ã¦a, ±þ®ðÄËÄ˦a
amulet	n. Å@¨­²Å
Amundsen	n. ªü©s´Ë(Roald Amundsen, ®¿«Â±´ÀI®a, 1911¦~¨ì¹F«n·¥)
Amur	n. ¶ÂÀs¦¿
amuse	vt. ®T¼Ö, ³r¼Ö, ¨Ï°ª¿³, ¨Ï¦³½ì
amuse oneself	¦Û®T, ®ø»º
amuse oneself by	¥H...¦Û®T
amused	a. ·Pı¦³½ìªº, Åã±o¶}¤ßªº
amusedly	adv. ´r§Ö¦a, ¦nª±¦a, ªí¶}¤ß¦a
amusement	n. ®T¼Ö, ®ø»º
amusement arcade	n. (³]¦³¦Û°Ê¹CÀ¸¾÷µ¥ªº)¹q¤l®T¼Ö³õ
amusement park	n. ¹C¼Ö³õ
amusement tax	n. ®T¼Öµ|
amusia	n. [¤ß] ¥¢­µ¯g
amusing	a. ¦³½ìªº, ¦n¯ºªº
amusingly	adv. ¦³½ì¦a, ¦n¯º¦a
amusive	a. ¦³½ìªº, ´r§Öªº
Amy	n. ·R«}(¤k¤l¦W)
amyelia	n. [Âå] µL¯áÅè·î§Î
amyelinic	a. [Âå] µLÅèÀTªº
amyelonic	a. [Âå] µL¯áÅ誺µL°©Å誺
amyelotrophy	n. [Âå] ¯áÅèµäÁY
amygdala	n. §ö¤¯¡B®ç¤l¤§Ãþ, «ó®ç¸¢
amygdalaceous	a. [´Ó] («ö¬YºØ(ÂÂ)¤ÀÃþªk)«ó®ç¬ì(Amygdalaceae)ªº
amygdalate	a. «ó®çªº, ¦ü«ó®çªº
amygdale	n. §ö¤¯¸`
amygdaline	a. «ó®çªº, ¦ü«ó®çªº, [¸Ñ] «ó®ç¸¢ªº
amygdaloid	a. §ö¤¯ª¬ªº, §ö¤¯ª¬·»©¥ªº, ¦ü§ö¤¯ª¬·»©¥ªº, «ó®çª¬ªº
amygdaloidal	a. §ö¤¯ª¬ªº, §ö¤¯ª¬·»©¥ªº, ¦ü§ö¤¯ª¬·»©¥ªº
amygdalolith	n. [Âå] «ó®ç¸¢¥Û
amygdalotomy	n. [Âå] «ó®ç¸¢³¡¤À¤Á°£(³N)
amygdule	n. [¦a¡EÄq] §ö¤¯¸`
amyl	n. [¤Æ] ¥³°ò, ¥³ÖJ°ò;  comb. ªí¥Ü¡u¾ý¯»¡v¡B¡u¥³°ò¡v
amyl acetate	n. ¤A»Ä(²§)¥³à­
amyl alcohol	n. ¥³¾J
amyl nitrite	n. ¨Èµv»Ä(²§)¥³à­
amylaceous	a. ¾ý¯»ªº, ¾ý¯»½èªº
amylase	n. ¾ý¯»»Ã¯À
amylene	n. [¤Æ] ¥³²m (²mÖLÃþºÒ²B¤Æ¦Xª«¤§¤@)
amylodextrin	n. [Âå] ¾ý¯»½kºë
amylogen	n. [¤Æ] ¥i·»©Ê¾ý¯», ¾ý¯»·»½è
amylogenesis	n. [Âå] ¾ý¯»¥Í¦¨
amylogenic	a. [Âå] ¥Í¦¨¾ý¯»ªº
amyloid	n. ¾ý¯»½è­¹ª«, ¾ý¯»Åé;  a. ¾ý¯»½èªº, §t¾ý¯»ªº
amyloidosis	n. [Âå] ¾ý¯»¼ËÅܩʯf, (¾ý¯»¼Ëª«¤£¥¿±`¿n¦s©Ò­P)
amylolysis	n. [¥Í¤Æ] ¾ý¯»¤À¸Ñ
amylolytic	a. ¤À¸Ñ¾ý¯»ªº
amylopectin	n. [¥Í¤Æ] ¤äÃì¾ý¯», ½¦¾ý¯» (¤@ºØ¦hÁÞÃþ, ¾ý¯»ªº²Õ¦¨¦¨¤À)
amylopectinosis	n. [Âå] ¾ý¯»ÂHÁÞ½è¯f, (¨xµÊ¸~, ¤jglycogenosis¤@ºØ)
amyloplast	n. ¾ý¯»¦¨§Î²É
amylopsin	n. ¯Ø¾ý¯»»Ã¯À
amylose	n. ª½Ãì¾ý¯»
amylosuria	n. [Âå] ¾ý¯»ÁÞ§¿, (§¿¤º§tamylose)
amylosynthesis	n. [Âå] ¾ý¯»¦X¦¨§@¥Î
amylum	n. [¤Æ] ¾ý¯»
amyluria	n. [Âå] ¾ý¯»§¿
amyocardia	n. [Âå] ¤ß¦ÙµL¤O
amyoplasia	n. [Âå] ¦Ùµo¨|¤£¥þ
amyostasia	n. [Âå] ¦ÙÀR¤î¤£¯à, ¦Ù¾_Ÿ, (¤£¯à¯¸¥ß)
amyosthenia	n. [Âå] ¦ÙµL¤O
amyosthenic	a. [Âå] ¦ÙµL¤Oªº­P¦ÙµL¤Oªº
amyotaxy	n. [Âå] ¦Ù¹B°Ê¥¢½Õ, ¦Ù½Õ¸`¤£¯à
amyotonia	n. [Âå] ¦Ù¦¢½w, ¦Ùºò±i¯Ê¥F
amyotrophia	n. [Âå] ¦ÙµäÁY
amyotrophic	a. [Âå] ¦ÙµäÁYªº
amyotrophy	n. [Âå] ¦ÙµäÁY
Amytal	n. [°Ó¼Ð] ªü¦Ì§´, ²§¥³¤Ú¤ñ§´ (amobarbital ªº°Ó«~¦W)
amyxia	n. [Âå] ÂH²G¯Ê¥F
amyxorrhea	n. [Âå] ÂH²G¤Àªc¯Ê¥F
an	art. ¤@(=a, an¥Î©ó¥H¤£µo­µªºh©Î¥À­µ¦r¥À°_­ºªº¦r¤§«e(¦r¥Àµoj©Îw°£¥~));  suf. Áʦ¨§Î®eµü©Î¸Ó§Î®eµü­l¥Íªº¦Wµü¡Aªí¥Ü¡u...ªº, ÄÝ©ó...ªº, ¦³...¯S©Êªº, ...ªº¤H)
an abstract of	...ªººK­n
an abundance of	¤j¶qªº, Â×´Iªº
an abundant year	Âצ~
an abyss of disgrace	©_®¢¤j°d
an abyss of time	¥Ã»·
an academic authority	¾Ç³NÅv«Â
an access of rage	µo«ã
an accompaniment to drink	¤U°sµæ
an account book	±bï
an account payable	À³¥I±b
an account receivable	À³¦¬±b
an account rendered	µ²¤í²M³æ
an account sale	»­¾P
an account stated	½T©w²M³æ
an ace in the hole	¤ýµP, ³Ì«á¤â¬q
an act of God	[ªk«ß] ¤Ñ¨a, ¤£¥i§Ü¤O
an act of grace	¤j³j¥O
an Act of Oblivion	¤j³j¥O
an acute angle	¾U¨¤
an ad balloon	°µ¼s§i¥Îªº±m¦â®ð²y
an adept at	ªº¦æ®a¸Ì¤â, ºë³q...ªº¤H
an adversary to	ªº¹ï¤â
an advertising campaign	¼s§i¤j¾Ô
an advisor in	...¤è­±ªºÅU°Ý
an advisor to ...	...ªºÅU°Ý
an advisory body	«t¸ß¾÷ºc, ÅU°Ý¹Î
an aerial attack	ªÅŧ
an aerial cable	¬[ªÅ¹qÆl
an aerial chart	¯è¦æ¹Ï
an aerial depth charge	ªÅ§ë²`¤ô¬µ¼u
an aerial ladder	¬[ªÅ®ø¨¾±è
an aerial line	¯èªÅ½u
an aerial liner	©w´Á¯è¯Z
an aerial manoeuver	ªÅ¤¤ºt²ß
an aerial picket	ªÅ¤¤¨µÅÞ­¸¾÷
an aerial port	ªÅ¹B´ä
an aerial survey	¯èªÅ´ú¶q
an aeroplane shed	­¸¾÷®w
an affair of honour	¨M°«
an affiliated middle school	ªþÄݤ¤¾Ç, ªþ¤¤
an affiliated society	¤ä³¡, ¤À·|
an affluence of...	ªº·J¶°; Â×´Iªº...
an air base	ªÅ­x°ò¦a
an air battle	ªÅ¾Ô
an air brake	®ð¹h
an air of assumption	¶ÆºCªººA«×
an alarm signal	ĵ³ø«H¸¹
an all-wave radio	¥þªi¬q¦¬­µ¾÷
an ally cat	©ñ¿º¤k¤H
an alternate angle	¿ù¨¤
an alternate member of the committee	­Ô¸É©e­û
an amount of	³\¦h
an angel of	¤Ñ¨Ï¯ëªº, §¹¬üµL¯Êªº...
an angle of incidence	¤J®g¨¤
an angle of reflection	¤J®g¨¤
an angle of refraction	¤Ï®g¨¤
an anonymous letter	°Î¦W«H
an Antarctic expedition	«n·¥¦Ò¬d, «n·¥±´ÀI
an antiseptic room	²§±`°®²bªº©Ð¶¡
an ape leader	¦Ñ³B¤k
an apology for something	Á{®É´ê¦X´À¥N...ªºªF¦è, Àݬò¥R¼ÆªÌ
an apple of discord	ª§ºÝ, º×®Ú
an apple of Sodom	µØ¦Ó¤£¹êªºªF¦è, ¥~±j¤¤°®ªºªF¦è
an apple pie	Ä«ªGÀ`»æ
an application interview	¹ï¥Ó½Ð¨D¾ªÌªº­±¸Õ
an approach to...	ªº¤èªk; ³q©¹...ªº¹D¸ô
an arbitrary decision	ªZÂ_, ¥ô·Nªº¨M©w
an arm and a leg	¥N»ù©ù¶Qªº, ¶Q±o¥X©_, °ª©ùªº¥N»ù
an army of	¤j¸s, ¤j§å
an array of	¤@±Æ, ¤@¤j§å...
an article of	¤@¥ó...
an artificial smile	°²¯º
an ass in a lion's skin	¦â¼F¤º¯öªº¤H
an assemblage of	¦U¦â¦U¼Ë¶°¦X¦b¤@°_ªº...
an assortment of	¤@²Õ, ¤@®M, ¦U¦â­Ñ³Æªº
an athletic meeting	¹B°Ê·|
an atom of	¤Ö³\, ·L¶q, ¤@ÂIÂI...
an atomic cocktail	§t©ñ®g©Êª«½èªº§]ªA¾¯
an atomic effort	¥¨¤jªº§V¤O
an attack of...	ªºµo§@
an auxiliary angle	¸É¨¤
an avalanche of letters	³·¤ù¯ë­¸¨Óªº«H¥ó
an avalanche of questions	³s¯]¬¶¦üªº°ÝÃD
an avalanche of words	·Ê·Ê¤£µ´ªº¨¥Ãã
an awkward customer	Ãø¹ï¥Iªº¤H
an awkward squad	¯Q¦X¤§²³
an early bird	¦­¨ìªÌ
an easy mark	©ö¨üÄFªº¤H
An efficacious medicine tastes bitter.	¨}ÃÄ­W¤f
an elder statesman	¬F¬É¤¸¦Ñ
An elderly man rented the big red house	¤@¦ì¦Ñ¦~¤H¯²¤U¤F³o´É¬õ¦â¤j©Ð¤l
an emergency brake	ºò«æ«b¨®
an emergency door	¤Ó¥­ªù
an emergency measures	ºò«æ±¹¬I
an empty pocket	¨S¿úªº¤H
an enemy worthy of one's steel	«l¼Ä
an energy supremo	¥DºÞ¯à·½ªº³Ì°ª»â¾É¤H
an English evening	­^»y±ß·|
an entry for consumption	¶i¤f³fª«³ø³æ
an entry for free goods	§Kµ|³fª«³ø³æ
an entry in the exhibition	®i«~
an epoch-making event	¨ã¦³¹º®É¥N·N¸qªº¨Æ¥ó
an equal failing	¦P¼Ëªº¯ÊÂI
an eruption of the body	¥X¯l¤l
an essential prerequisite	¥²­n±ø¥ó
an eternity box	´Ã§÷
an even bet	¿éĹ¾÷·|°Ñ¥bªº¥´½ä, ¦¨±Ñ¾÷·|¬Ûµ¥, ¤@¹ï¤@ªº½äª`
an evening of bridge	¾ôµP±ß·|
an evil eye	¬½¬rªº¥Ø¥ú
An evil lesson is soon learned.	¾ÇÃa«Ü®e©ö
an excess of	¹L¦hªº...
an export list	¥X¤f°Ó«~¥Ø¿ý
an eye for an eye	¥H²´ÁÙ²´, ³ø´_
an heir at law	ªk©wÄ~©Ó¤H, ¦XªkÄ~©Ó¤H
An hour in the morning is worth two in the evening	¤@¤é¤§­p¦b©ó±á
an hour's ride	¤@¤p®Éªº­¼¨®¶ZÂ÷
An idea crossed one's heart	·Q¥X¤@­Ó¥D·N
an idle phrase	ªÅ¸Ü
an imitation diamond	¤H³yÆp¥Û
an increasing number of	¶V¨Ó¶V¦hªº...
an index of the mind	«ä·Qªº¤Ï¬M
an infinity of	µL¼Æªº...
an inking pad	¦L¥x, ¦Lªd
an inside address	«H§}¤Wªº¦W§}
an internal angle	¤º¨¤
an inveterate disease	±J¯e
an iron fist in a velvet glove	¥~¬X¤º­è
an iron hand in a velvet glove	¥~¬X¤¤­è, ¯º­±ªê, ¯º¸ÌÂäM, ¤f»e¸¡¼C
an iron ration	À£ÁY­¹ª«
an item of news	¤@±ø®ø®§, ¤@«h·s»D
an obscure retreat	Áô©~³B, ­»®æ¨½©Ô
an obscure village	½a¶m»÷Ä[
an observation balloon	®ð¶HÆ[´ú®ð²y
an obstacle to progress	«e¶iªº»Ùê
an obtuse angle	¶w¨¤
an odd lot	¤£¦¨¾ã¼Æªº¤@§å³f
an odd man out	¤£¦X¸sªÌ, Ãø¥H»P¤H¬Û³BªÌ; ³æ¤U¨Óªº¤@­Ó¤H
an off chance	·¥·Lªº§Æ±æ
an official residence	©xªó
an old bird	©Ç¤H
an old campaigner	¦Ñ½mªº¤H
an old head on young shoulders	¤Ö¦~¦Ñ¦¨
an old maid	¦Ñ³B¤k
an old shell	¤ô¤â
an old sweat	¦Ñ§L, ¦Ñ¤â
an open account	¥¼µ²ºâªº±b¥Ø
an open book	¤H¬ÒºÉª¾ªº¨Æª«
an open mind	µê¤ß
an open question	¥¼¸Ñ¨Mªº°ÝÃD
an open verdict	¦º¦]¥¼©wªºµô¨M
an opposite vertical angle	¹ï³»¨¤
an order blank	ªÅ¥Õ­q³æ
an outstanding loan	¥¼ÀvÁÙªº¶U´Ú
an overwhelming majority of	¥eÀ£­Ë¦h¼Æªº, µ´¤j¦h¼Æªº
an ugly customer	°Q¹½ªº¤H, Ãø¹ï¥Iªº³Ã¥ë
an umbrella barrage	¨¾ªÅ¤õ¤Oºô, ±K¶°Ädªý®gÀ»
an understood thing	¤ß·Ó¤£«Åªº¨Æ
an unknown quantity	¥¼ª¾¶q, Ãø¹w´úªº¨Æ
an't	am not, are not, is not
an.	in the year, anonymous, ¦~annum
ana	n. ¨¥½×¶°, »y¿ý, ¶c¨Æ;  pref. ªí¥Ü¡u¤W...¡v
anabaena	n. [´Ó] ³½¸{ĦÄÝ(Anabaena)ªºÂŦâĦ(¹Î)
anabaptism	n. ¦A¬~§, ¦A®û§½×
anabaptist	n. ¦A®û§½×ªÌ, ¦A®û§±Ð®{
anabas	n. Ãk¤ì³½
anabasis	n. ¶i­x, «I¤J, »·©º
anabatic	a. ¤W¤Éªº
anabiosis	n. ´_µd
anabiotic	n. [Âå] ¦^¥ÍÃÄ
anableps	n. [³½] ¥|²´³½ÄÝ(Anableps)ªº³½(four-eyed fish)
anabolic	a. ¦X¦¨¥NÁªº
anabolin	n. [Âå] ¦X¦¨¥NÁ²£ª«
anabolism	n. ¦X¦¨¥NÁÂ
anabolite	n. [¥Í¤Æ] ¦X¦¨¥NÁª«
anabranch	n. ¤ä¬y
anacamptic	a. [Âå] §é®g¾Çªº, (Án¥úµ¥)
anacamptics	n. [Âå] §é®g¾Ç
anacardiaceous	a. [´Ó] º£¾ð¬ì(Anacardiaceae)ªº
anachorism	n. ¤£¦X®É©y(¤§ª«)
anachronism	n. ®É¥N¿ù»~, ¤£¦X¼é¬yªº¤H(ª«), ¹L®É
anachronistic	a. ®É¥N¿ù»~ªº, ¹L®Éªº, ¸¨¥îªº
anachronous	a. ®É¥N¿ù»~ªº
anacidity	n. [Âå] »Ä¯Ê¥F
anaclastic	a. ©}§éªº, ©}§é¤Þ°_ªº
anaclinal	a. [¦a] °f±×ªº («ü»P©¥¼h¤U¶É¤è¦V¬Û¤Ï)
anaclisis	n. [ºë¯«¤ÀªR] ¨Ì¿à©Ê, ±¡·P¨Ìªþ
anaclitic	a. [ºë¯«¤ÀªR] ¨Ì¿à©Êªº, ±¡·P¨Ìªþªº
anacoluthia	n. [­×] ¯}®æ¤åÅé
anacoluthon	n. ¯}®æ¤åÅé, ¯}®æ¥y
anaconda	n. ´Ëפ(¤@ºØµL¬rÁ¯³D), ¥¨Á¯
Anacreon	n. ¨È©`¬ì¹p©ù(¬ö¤¸«e6¥@¬öªº¤@¦ì§Æþ§ç±¡¸Ö¤H)
Anacreontic	a. Anacreon­·®æªº, ¶¼°s½Í±¡ªº;  n. Anacreon­·®æªº¸Ö
anacrotic	a. [Âå] ¤É½u¤p¥Wªº
anacrotism	n. [Âå] ¤É½u¤p¥Wª¬ºA, («ü¯ß·i¸õ°Ê½u)
anacrusis	n. ¦æ­ºÃB¥~­µ¸`
anadem	n. ªá«a, ªáÀô
anadenia	n. [Âå] ¸¢¤£¨¬, ¸¢Åé¯Ê¥F
anadiplosis	n. [­×] «eµü¤ÏÂÐ, ³s¯]ªk (§Y«á¤@¥y¥y­º­«½Æ¤W¤@¥y¥y§À³Ì«á[³Ì­«­nªº]¤@­Óµü)
anadipsia	n. [Âå] ´÷, (ÄY­«ªº¤f´÷)
Anadrol	Oxymetholone¤§°Ó¼Ð¦W
anadromous	a. ·¹ªe©Êªº
anaemia	n. ³h¦å, ³h¦å¯g
anaemic	a. ³h¦åªº, ±w³h¦å¯gªº
anaerobe	n. ¹½®ñ©Ê¥Íª«
anaerobic	a. ¨S¦³ªÅ®ð¦Ó¯à¥Í¬¡ªº, ¹½®ñ©Êªº
anaerobiont	n. ¹½®ñ[µL®ñ®ð¥ç¥i¥Í¦sªº]·L¥Íª«, ¹½®ñµß
anaerobiosis	n. [¥Í] ¹½®ñ¥Í¬¡, ¥F®ñ¥Í¬¡
anaerobiotic	§Î¹½®ðªº
anaerobium	n. ¹½®ñ[µL®ñ®ð¥ç¥i¥Í¦sªº]·L¥Íª«, ¹½®ñµß
anaerogenic	a. [Âå] ¤£²£®ðªº
anaerophyte	n. [Âå] ¤£¶·ª½±µ¨Ñ®ñ¥ç¯à¥Í¦s¤§´Óª«
anaerosis	n. [Âå] ©I§l¥\¯à¶¡Â_, ©I§l°±®§
anaesthesia	n. [Âå] ³Â¾K
anaesthesiologist	n. ³Â¾K¾ÇªÌ
anaesthesiology	n. ³Â¾K¾Ç
anaesthetic	a. ³Â¾Kªº;  n. ³Â¾K¾¯, ³ÂÃÄ
anaesthetist	n. ³Â¾K®v
anaesthetization	n. ³Â¾K, ³Â·ô
anaesthetize	vt. [Âå] ³Â¾K
anagen	n. [Âå] ¥Íªø´Á, (¤ò¾v)
anagenesis	n. [¥Í] «e¶iºt¤Æ (¾AÀ³Àô¹ÒÅܤƦӵo¥Íªºªø´Á¡B©w¦V¶i¤Æ)
anaglyph	n. ¯BÀJ
anaglypta	n. ¯BÀJ¹Ï®×¾À¯È
anagnorisis	n. [§Æþ´d¼@] µo²{, ¬Û»{ («ü¥D¨¤µoı¼@¤¤¬Y¤@¤Hª«ªº¯u­±¥Ø©Î¦Û¤vªº¯u¹ê³B¹Ò), µ²§½, ¤j¹Î¶ê
anagoge	n. ¯«¯µ¸ÑÄÀ
anagogic	a. [Âå] ºë¯««ä·Q°ª¤®´Áªº
anagram	n. °j¤å(¥ÑÄA­Ë¦r¥À¦Ó¦¨ªº¦r), °j¤å¦rÁ¼
anagrammatism	n. ¦rÁ¼§@ªk
anagrammatize	v. §@«÷¦r¹CÀ¸
Anaheim	n. [¦a] ªü¯Ç®ü©i (¥[§QºÖ¥§¨È¦{ªº¦è«n³¡«°¥«, «Ø¦³­}´µ¥§¼Ö¶é)
anal	a. ¨zªùªº
anal.	analogous, analogy, analysis, analytic(al), analyze, analyzer
analbuminemia	n. [Âå] ¦å¤º³J¥Õ¯Ê¥F¯g
analcime	n. [Äq] ¤èªm¥Û
analcite	n. ¤èªm¥Û
analecta	n. ¿ï¶°, »y¿ý
analects	n. »y¿ý, ¿ï¶°
analemma	n. [¤Ñ] 8¦r§Î¤À«×¼Ð (³q±`¬°¤é´¾ªº¤@³¡¤À, ¥Î©óªí¥Ü¨ª½n©M¨C¤éªº®É®t)
analeptic	a. ¨Ï±j§§ªº;  n. ±j§§¾¯, ¿³¾ÄÃÄ
analgesia	n. µLµhı, µhı³à¥¢
analgesic	a. ¤îµhªº;  n. ¤îµh¾¯
analgetic	a. ¤îµhªº[¾¯], ¤£µhªº
analgia	n. µhı¯Ê¥¢[®ø¥¢], (¤£³à¥¢ª¾Ä±±¡ªp¤Uªº)¤îµhªk, ·L³Â¾K
analgic	a. [Âå] µhı¯Ê¥¢ªº, µLµh·Pªº
anallergic	a. [Âå] «D¹L±Ó©Êªº, ¤£¹L±Óªº
analog	n. Ãþ¦üª«(=analogue), Ãþ¤ñª«
analogic	a. Ãþ¦üªº, Ãþ±Àªº, Ãþ¤ñªº
analogical	a. Ãþ¦üªº, Ãþ±Àªº, Ãþ¤ñªº
analogically	adv. Ãþ±À
analogise	v. ¥HÃþ±À¨Ó»¡©ú, Ãþ±À
analogism	n. Ãþ¤ñ±À²z, ±À½×
analogist	n. Ãþ±ÀªÌ, Ãþ±À½×ªÌ
analogize	v. Ãþ±À, Ãþ¤ñ
analogous	a. ¬Û¦üªº, Ãþ¦üªº
analogously	adv. Ãþ¦ü¦a, ¬Û¦ü¦a
analogousness	n. Ãþ¦ü, ¬Û¦ü
analogue	n. Ãþ¦üª«, ¬Û¦ü§Î
analogy	n. Ãþ¦ü, ¬Û¦ü, Ãþ¤ñ, Ãþ±À
analogy test	n. Ãþ±À´úÅç
analphabet	n. ¤åª¼
analphabetic	a. ¥Ø¤£ÃѤB, ¤åª¼ªº, «D¦r¥À¦¡ªº;  n. ¤åª¼
analphabetism	n. [­µ] «D¦r¥À°O¸¹¼Ð­µªk
analysand	n. ±µ¨üºë¯«¤ÀªRªº¤H
analyse	vt. [­^] ¤ÀªR(=analyze), ¸ÑªR 
analyse ... into ...	§â...¤À¸Ñ¦¨...
analyse away	§â...¤À¸Ñ±¼
analyses	n. ¤À¸Ñ, ¤ÀªR, ÀË°Q
analysis	n. ¤ÀªR, ¸ÑªR, ¤À¸Ñ
analyst	n. ¤ÀªR®a, ¤ÀªRªÌ
analyt.	analytical
analytic	a. ¤ÀªRªº, ¸ÑªRªº
analytic geometry	n. ¸ÑªR´X¦ó¾Ç
analytic psychology	n. ¤ÀªR¤ß²z¾Ç
analytical	a. ¤ÀªRªº(=analytic), ¸ÑªRªº
analytical index	¤ÀªR«ü¼Æ
analytically	adv. ¤ÀªR¦a
analytics	n. ¤ÀªR¾Ç, ¸ÑªR¾Ç, ¤ÀªR½×
analyzable	a. ¥i¤ÀªRªº, ¥i¸ÑªRªº
analyze	vt. ¤ÀªR, ¸ÑªR
analyzer	n. ¤ÀªRªÌ, ¤ÀªR¾¹
analyzing	vbl. ¤ÀªR
Anam	n. [¦a] ¦w«n(=Annam)
anamnesis	n. °O¾Ð, ¦^·Q, ¯f¾ú
anamnestic	a. «áÄò§K¬Ì¤ÏÀ³ªº
anamniote	n. [Âå] µL¦Ï½¤°Êª«
anamniotic	a. [Âå] µL¦Ï½¤ªº
anamorphic	a. [¥ú] ¥¢¯uªº, ÅܧΪº
anamorphism	n. [¦a] (©¥¥Ûªº)¦X¦¨Åܽè§@¥Î
anamorphoscope	n. [¥ú] ¬n¹³ÂॿÃè, ¥¿¹³Ãè
anamorphosis	n. ¬n¹³, ·î§Î, ÅÜÅé, ¥¢¯uªº§Î¶H
ananaphylaxis	n. [Âå] §Ü¹L±Ó, (¦Pantianaphylaxis)
ananas	n. µÔù
ananastasia	n. [Âå] (¥Ñ§¤¦ì)¤£¯à¯¸¥ß
ananda	n. ªüÃø
anandria	n. [Âå] ¶¯©Ê¯Ê¥F¶§µä
anandrous	a. µL¶¯¿¶ªº
Ananias	n. ¨È®³¥§¨È, ¼»ÁÀªÌ
ananthous	a. [´Ó] µLªáªº
ananym	n. (±N¯u¦W­Ë«÷ªº)°²¦W, µ§¦W
anapaest	n. §í§í´­®æ
anapaestic	n. §í§í´­®æªº
anapest	n. §í§í´­®æ
anapestic	n. §í§í´­®æªº
anaphase	n. [®É] [¥Í] (²Ó­M®Ö¤Àµõªº)«á´Á(prophase)
anaphia	n. [Âå] IJı¯Ê¥¢
anaphora	n. [¤åªk] ¹ïÀ³¥Îªk
anaphoria	n. [Âå] ¤WÁô±×²´
anaphoric	a. [¤åªk] ¹ïÀ³ªº, ¹ï·Ó«e­±ªº
anaphrodisia	n. [Âå] ©Ê¼¤¯Ê¥¢, ¶§µä
anaphrodisiac	a. §í¨î©Ê¼¤ªº
anaphylactic	a. [Âå] ¹L±Ó¤ÏÀ³ªº
anaphylactogen	n. [Âå] ¹L±Ó­ì¤@ºØ, (¥i¤Þ°_anaphylaxisªÌ)
anaphylactogenic	a. [Âå] ²£¥Í¹L±Ó©Êªº, (²£¥Íanaphylaxis)
anaphylactoid	a. [Âå] Ãþ¹L±Óªº, ¹L±Ó©Ê¼Ëªº
anaphylatoxin	n. [Âå] ¹L±Ó¬r¯À, (¥i¤Þ°_Å餺²Õ´¬rhistamine¤§²£¥Í, ¦Ó­P¥ð§J)
anaphylaxis	n. ¹L±Ó©Ê¤ÏÀ³
anaplasia	n. [¥Í¡EÂå] (²Ó­Mªº)°h¦æµo¨|
anaplasis	n. [Âå] ©w§Î´Á, (¥Íª«¤§¦¨ªø)
Anaplasma	n. [Âå] ¬õ¦å²y­M¤lÂÎÄÝ
Anaplasmataceae	n. [Âå] ¬õ¦å²y­M¤lÂάì
anaplasmosis	n. [Ã~Âå] ÃäÂίf
anaplastic	a. Á٭즨§Î³Nªº, ¾ã§Î³Nªº, (²Ó­M)°h¦æµo¨|ªº, (Àù)¥¼¤À¤Æªº
anaplasty	n. ¾ã§Î³N
anapophysis	n. [Âå] ¯á´Õ°Æ¬ð
anaptyxis	n. [­µ] ´¡¤¸­µ²{¶H(epenthesis)(§Y¦b¨â­Ó»²­µ¤§¶¡´¡¤J¤@­Ó®z¤¸­µ)
anarak	n. ªþ¦³ÀY¤yªº±s´H¥~®M
anarch	n. µL¬F©²¥D¸qªÌ
anarchic	a. µL¬F©²ª¬ºAªº, µL¬F©²¥D¸qªº, µL¯´§Çªº
anarchical	a. µL¬F©²ª¬ºAªº, µL¬F©²¥D¸qªº, µL¯´§Çªº
anarchically	adv. µL¬F©²ª¬ºA¦a, µL¬F©²¥D¸q¦a, µL¯´§Ç¦a
anarchism	n. µL¬F©²¥D¸q
anarchist	n. µL¬F©²¥D¸qªÌ
anarchistic	a. µL¬F©²¥D¸qªº
anarcho	comb. ªí¥Ü¡uµL¬F©²¥D¸q¡v
anarchy	n. µL¬F©²ª¬ºA, ²V¶Ã, µL¯´§Ç
anarthria	n. [Âå] µo­µ¤£¯à, (¥Ñµo­µÃö¸`»Ùê¤Þ°_)
anarthrous	a. µL«aµüªº, µLÃö¸`ªº, µL¸`¨¬ªº
anasarca	n. [Âå] ¥þ¨­¤ô¸~[¯B¸~]
Anasazi	n. a. [¦Ò¥j] ªü¯ÇÂÄ»ô¤å¤Æ(´Á)(ªº) (¥_¬ü¦è³¡ªº¤@ºØ¥v«e¤å¤Æ), ªü¯ÇÂÄ»ô¤H (¥]¬A½sµ¨¤H©M´¶­³¥¬¬¥¦L²Ä¦w¤H)
anastalsis	n. [Âå] °fį°Ê, (¸z­G)
anastaltic	n. [Âå] ¤î¦åÃÄ
Anastasia	n. ¤k¤l¦W, ªü¯Ç´µ¶ð¦è¨È (1901-18, «X°ê¨F¬Ó¥§¥j©Ô¤G¥@¤§¥®¤k, ¤Q¤ë­²©R¤¤³Q³B¦º, ¦ý«á¨Ó¦³­Y¤z¤k¤l¦ÛºÙ¬Oªü¯Ç´µ¶ð¦è¨È)
anastatic	a. [¦L] ¥Yª©ªº, [¥Í¡E¥Í²z] ¦X¦¨¥NÁªº, «P¦X¦¨ªº
anastigmat	n. µL¶H´²³zÃè
anastigmatic	a. µL¦¬®tªº
anastomose	v. [¨Ï] ¥æ±µ§k¦X
anastomosis	n. ±µ¦X, ¬Û±µ
anastomotic	a. [Âå] §k¦Xªº, §k¦X³Nªº
anastrophe	n. [­×] ­Ë¸mªk, ­Ë¸Ëªk (¨Ò¦p: Loud and long were the cheers.)
anat.	anatomical, anatomist, anatomy
anatase	n. [Äq] ¾UÜgÄq (¥Î§@ªoº£©Mªo¾¥¤¤ªº¥Õ¦âÃC®Æ)
anathema	n. ¶A©G, ©G³v, ³v¥X±Ðªù, ³Q¶A©Gªº, °Q¹½ªº
anathemata	n. ©G³v, ­²¥X±Ðªù, ³Q©G³vªº¤H(ª«)
anathematic	a. ¥O¤H¼¨«ëªº, ¥O¤H¹½´cªº
anathematize	vt. ©G¶A, ©G³v, ¶}°£±ÐÄy
Anatole	n. ¨k¤l¦W
Anatolia	n. ¦w¨º¦«§Q¨È(¤g¦Õ¨äªº¨È¬w³¡¤À)
Anatolian	a. ¦w¨º¦«§Q¨Èªº, ¦w¨º¦«§Q¨È¤H[»y]ªº, ¨È¬ü¥§¨Èªº, ¨È¬ü¥§¨È¤H[»y]ªº, ¨È¬ü¥§¨È±Ð·|ªº
anatomic	a. ¸Ñ­åªº(=anatomical), ¸Ñ­å¾Çªº, ºc³y¤Wªº
anatomical	a. ¸Ñ­åªº, ¸Ñ­å¾Çªº, ºc³y¤Wªº
anatomically	adv. ¸Ñ­å¾Ç¤W
anatomico	comb. ªí¥Ü¡u¸Ñ­å(¾Ç)ªº¡v
anatomise	v. ¸Ñ­å, ¤À¸Ñ
anatomist	n. ¸Ñ­å¾Ç®a
anatomize	vt. ¸Ñ­å, ¥J²Ó¤ÀªR
anatomo	comb. anatomico
anatomy	n. ¸Ñ­å, ¸Ñ­å¾Ç, ¸Ñ­å³N, ¨­Åéµ²ºc, °©Àf, ­åªR, ¤ÀªR
anatoxin	n. [§K¬Ì] ¥h¬r¬r¯À, Ãþ¬r¯À, Åܩʬr¯À
anatripsis	n. [Âå] «ö¼¯Àøªk
anatriptic	n. [Âå] À¿ÃÄ
anatropia	n. [Âå] ¤WÁô±×²´
anatropous	a. [´Ó] (­F¯])­Ë¥Í[­Ë¥ß]ªº
anbury	n. ³n½F, ®Ú²ôªÎ¤j¯g
anc.	ancient, anciently
ance	suf. ªí¥Ü¡u°Ê§@, ª¬ºA, ©Ê½è¡v
ancestor	n. ¯ª¥ý, ¯ª©v, ³QÄ~©Ó¤H, °Êª««~ºØªº­ì«¬, ­ì«¬
ancestor worship	n. ²½¯ª, ¯ª¥ý±R«ô
ancestral	a. ¯ª¥ýªº, ¯ª¶Çªº
ancestress	n. ¤k¯ª¥ý
ancestry	n. ¯ª¥ý, ¥@¨t, ¥@®a, ¦å²Î
Anchises	n. [§Æ¯«] ¦w³Ø¶ë´µ (¯S¬¥¥ì¤ý¤l, »P Aphrodite ¤@¨£Á鱡, ¥Í¦³¨à¤l Aeneas, ¦]¦V¥@¤H¬ªÅS³o¤@·R±¡Ãö«Y¦Ó¨ü¨ì©z´µªºÃg»@, ¯S¬¥¥ì³QµI®É³Q¨à¤l±Ï¥X)
anchithere	n. [°Êª«] [¥j¥Í] ¤T³k°¨, ¦wµXÄÝ(Anchitherium)°¨ (¤@ºØ¤Æ¥Û©l¯ª°¨, µo²{©ó·s¥@¦a¼h¤¤)
anchor	n. Áã, í©wªÌ, ¥D¼½(anchorman);  v. °±ªy, ©ßÁã, ¥ÎÁãô¦í
anchor buoy	n. (¼Ð¥ÜÁã¦ìªº)Áã¼Ð
anchor escapement	n. Á㦡¾àÁa¾÷ºc(recoil escapement)
anchor gear	°_Áã³]³Æ
anchor ice	©³¦B
anchor light	n. (©]¶¡±¾©ó°±ªy²î°¦¤Wªº)«ü¥Ü¿O
anchor one's hope on	±H§Æ±æ©ó...
anchor plate	n. Áã©wªO
anchor point	©w¦ìÂI
anchor ring	n. ¶êÀô­±(torus)
anchor-ground	n. ªy©w¦a
anchor-hold	n. Áã¤O, ±¾Áã³B©Ò, ¦w¥þ
anchorage	n. ¤UÁã, °±ªy, °±ªy©Ò, °±ªy¶O, °±ªyµ|, ¦w§J§Qªv(¬ü°êªü©Ô´µ¥[¦{«n³¡¤@®ü´ä¦W)
anchored	a. ©ßÁã[°±ªy]ªº, [¼²²y] (»«²y)»E¶°¦b¤@°_ªº
anchoress	n. ¤kÁô¤h
anchoret	n. Áô©~ªÌ(=anchorite), ÁôªÌ, Áô¤h
anchoretic	a. Áô¤hªº, Áô¤h¬£ªº
anchorite	n. Áô©~ªÌ, ÁôªÌ, Áô¤h
anchorman	n. ¼½³ø­û
anchorwoman	n. ¤k¼½³ø­û
anchovy	n. õlÃþ, ÷µ³½, ­»¤p³½
anchusa	n. ¬Ã¯]µæ¬ìªº¤@ºØÄé¤ì
anchusin	n. µµ(¦¶)¯ó¯À¬V®Æ
anchylose	v. ½¦µÛ[°©¶¡], ½¦¦í, »øª½
anchylosis	n. [Âå] Ãö¸`»øµw(=ankylosis)
ancien regime	n. ¨î«×
ancient	a. ¥j, ¥j¥Nªº, »·¥jªº, ¥j¦Ñªº, ¥jªº, ªº, ¦¡ªº, ¦~ÁÚªº;  n. ¥j¥N§@®a, ¦Ñ¤H, ¥j¥N¤å©ú¥Á±Ú
ancient history	n. ¥j¥N¥v(¦è¤¸476¦~¦èù°¨«Ò°ê·À¤`«eªº), (³Ìªñµo¥Íªº)²³©Ò©Pª¾ªº¨Æ¥ó, ¤£·sÂAªº¸ÜÃD, »D
anciently	adv. ¥H©¹, ¦b¥j¥N
ancientry	n. ¥jÂÂ, ¥j­·, ¥j¥N
ancilla	n. ªþÄݪ«, °_À°§U§@¥ÎªºªF¦è, [¥j] ¨Í¤k, ¤k¹²
ancillary	a. »²§Uªº, ªþÄݪº;  n. »²§UªÌ, ªþÄÝ«~
ancipital	a. [´Ó] ¦³¨â¸Wªº, ¼C§Îªº
ancipitous	a. ¦³¨â¸Wªº, ¼C§Îªº
ancle	n. ½ï, ½ïÃö¸`, (ªx«ü)¸}²ä¤l©P³ò
ancon	n. ¨y, ¨yª¬, ¨y¼Ù
Ancona	n. [¦a] ¦w¬ì¯Ç (¸q¤j§Q¤¤³¡´ä¥«, ÃxÁ{¨È±o¨½¨È®ü, «Ø©ó¦è¤¸«e¤T¥@¬ö)
anconad	a. [Âå] ¦V¨yªº, ¦VÆN¼Lªº, (¨y³¡¥Ñ¤Ø°©¤§ÆN¼Lºc¦¨)
anconagra	n. [Âå] ¨yÃö¸`µh­·
anconal	a. [Âå] ¦Panconeal
anconeal	a. [Âå] ¨yªº
anconitis	n. [Âå] ¨yÃö¸`ª¢
ancress	n. ¤kÁô¤h
anct.	ancient
ancy	suf. ªí¥Ü¡u°Ê§@, ª¬ºA, ©Ê½è¡v
Ancylostoma	n. [Âå] ¹_ÂÎÄÝ, (¸z¤º§l¦åÂÎ)
ancylostomiasis	n. [Âå¡EÃ~Âå] ¹_Âίf
ancylostomidae	n. [Âå] ¹_ÂÎ, («U)hookworms
ancylostostomiasis	n. ¹_Âίf
and	conj. ©M, ¤Î, »P, ¥H¤Î, ¨Ã¥B, ¥[
and / or	¤Î(©Î)
and all	¥H¤Î¨ä¥L, µ¥µ¥
and all that	½Ñ¦p¦¹Ãþ, µ¥µ¥
and all that jazz	µ¥µ¥, ½Ñ¦p¦¹Ãþ
and his like	¤Î¨ä¦P¥ë, ...¤§¬y
and how	ªº½T, ·íµM, µLºÃ
and no mistake	µLºÃ
and no wonder	¤£¨¬¬°©_
and others	¥H¤Î¨ä¥L¤H, µ¥µ¥
and otherwise	µ¥µ¥
and so	¦p¦¹, ©Ò¥H, ©ó¬O
and so forth	µ¥µ¥, ½Ñ¦p¦¹Ãþ, ¥H¦¹Ãþ±À
and so on	µ¥µ¥, ½Ñ¦p¦¹Ãþ, ¥H¦¹Ãþ±À
and so on and so forth	¦p¦¹µ¥µ¥, ¤£¤@¦Ó½×
and so on and so on	¦p¦¹µ¥µ¥, ¤£¤@¦Ó½×
and such	½Ñ¦p¦¹Ãþ, µ¥µ¥
and that	¥H¤Î¨ä¥L, ¦Ó¥B
and that's that	´N³o¼Ë©w¤F, ¤£¥²¦hÁ¿¤F
and the devil knows what	µ¥µ¥, ¥H¤Î¨ä¥LºØºØ
and the like	µ¥µ¥, ¤ª¤ª; ...¤§¬y
and then	©ó¬O, µM«á
and then some	¦Ó¥BÁÙ¤£¤î¦p¦¹; ¦Ü¤Ö
and thing	µ¥µ¥, ¤§Ãþ
and to mean it	»¡¨ì°µ¨ì
and what have you	½Ñ¦p¦¹Ãþ, µ¥µ¥
and what not	½Ñ¦p¦¹Ãþ, µ¥µ¥
and yet	ÁöµM, µM¦Ó, ¦ý¬O, ¥i¬O
And you?	¨º§A©O?
and.	[¼Ö] andante, ¦w¹D¦ÕAndorra
and/or	conj. ¤Î/©Î(both or either)
Andalusia	n. ¦w¤j¸ô¦è¨È(¦è¯Z¤ú«n³¡ªº¤@­Ó°Ï°ì)
Andalusian	a. ¦w¤j¸ô¦è¨Èªº, ¦w¤j¸ô¦è¨È¤Hªº;  n. ¦w¤j¸ô¦è¨È¤H ¤O¦w¤j¸ô¦è¨È»y
andalusite	n. [Äq] ¬õ¬W¥Û (¨ã¦³«Ü°ªªº­@¤õ©Ê)
Andaman	n. ¦w¹F°Ò®q¤H
Andamanese	a. n. ¦w¹F°Ò¸s®q(­ì¦í¥Á)(ªº), ¦w¹F°Ò»y(ªº)
andante	a. ½wºCªº, ¥Î¦æªOªº;  adv. ½wºC¦a, ¥Î¦æªO¦a;  n. ¦æªO, ½wºCªº¦±¤l, ½wºCªº
andantino	a. [¼Ö] ·L«æªº;  adv. [¼Ö] ·L«æ¦a;  n. [¼Ö] ¤p¦æªO
Andean	a. ¦w²Ä´µ¤s¯ßªº
Andersen	n. ¦w®{¥Í(Hans Christian, ¤¦³Áµ£¸Ü§@®a, 1805-1875)
Anderson	n. ¦w¼w´Ë, ¦w¼w´Ë (Carl David Anderson, 1905-91, ¬ü°êª«²z¾Ç®a, 1932¦~µo²{¥¿¹q¤l, Àò±o1936¦~¿Õ¨©º¸ª«²z¼ú), ¦w¼w´Ë (John Anderson, 1st Viscount Waverley, 1882-1958, ­^°ê¬Fªv®a), ¦w¼w´Ë (Dame Judith Anderson, 1898-, ¿D¬w¥X¥Íªº¬ü°ê¤kºt­û, ­ì¦W Frances Margaret Anderson), ¦w¼w´Ë (Marian Anderson, 1902?-, ¬ü°ê¶Â¤H¤k§C­µºq°Û®a), ¦w¼w´Ë (Maxwell Anderson, 1888-1959, ¬ü°ê¼@§@®a, µÛ¦³ Both Your Houses(1933), Winterset(1935)), ¦w¼w´Ë (Sherwood Anderson, 1876-1941, ¬ü°ê§@®a, µÛ¦³ Winesburg, Ohio(1919), Poor White(1920)), [¦a] ¦w¼w´Ëªe (µo·½©ó¥[®³¤j¦è¥_¦a°Ï¤jºµ´ò¥H¥_½Ñ´òªy, ¬y¸g¦è¥_¦a°Ï, ª`¤Jªi¥±¯S®ü)
Andes	n. ¦w²Ä´µ¤s¯ß
andesine	n. [Äq] ¤¤ªø¥Û
andesite	n. ¦w¤s¥Û
Andine	a. ¦w¦a´µ¤s¯ßªº
Anding Township	n. ¦w©w¶m
Anding Township, Tainan County	n. ¥x«n¿¤¦w©w¶m
andiron	n. (¾ÀÄlªº)®ã¬[
Andorra	n. ¦w¹Dº¸­Ô°ê(°ê¦W¡A¦b¼Ú¬wªk°ê«n³¡»P¦è¯Z¤ú¥æ¬É³B)
andr	comb. ªí¥Ü¡u¤H¡v¡B¡u¨k©Ê¡v¡B¡uÃÄ¡v¡B¡u¶¯¿¶¡vµ¥
andradite	n. [Ä_¥Û] ¶tÅKºh¥Û
Andrea	n. ¦w¼w²ú¨È
Andrew	n. ¦w¼w¾|(¨k¤l¦W), ¸t¦w¼w¯P(­C¿q¤Q¤G¨Ï®{¤§¤@)
Andrew Walker	n. [­^] [¤f] ­^°ê®ü­x
androblastoma	n. [Âå] ¸A¤Y©Ê¤k­F½F§Z±_©Ê¨k­F½F
androcentric	a. ¥H¨k©Ê¬°¤¤¤ßªº
androcentrism	n. ¨k©Ê¤¤¤ß¥D¸q
Androcles	n. ¦w¨ô§J§Q´µ(ù°¨¶Ç»¡¤¤ªº¤@¥£Áõ¦W)
androclinium	n. (Äõ¬ì´Óª«ªº)ªá¯»Ån
Androclus	n. ¦w¼w¾|§J¨½´µ
androcracy	n. ¨k¤H²Îªv
androecium	n. ¶¯¿¶
androgen	n. ¨k©Ê²üº¸»X, ¨k©Ê¯À
androgenesis	n. [¥Í] ¶¯©Ê[¶¯®Ö]µo¨|(gynogenesis), [¥Í] §Z¤ù¥Í´Þ (¤@ºØ³æ©Ê¥Í´Þ)
androgenic	a. [Âå] ¨k©Ê¯Àªº
androgenize	vt. (ª`®g¨k©Ê²üº¸»X)¨Ï¨k©Ê¤Æ, ¥[±j¨k©Ê¯S¼x
androgyne	n. [´Ó] »Û¶¯¦P®è, [¥j] ¤k©Ê¤Æªº¨k¤H
androgyneity	n. [Âå] ¦Pandrogyny
androgynism	n. [Âå] ¦Pandrogyny
androgynous	a. »Û¶¯¦PÅ骺, »Û¶¯¦P®èªº, »Û¶¯¦Pªáªº, ¥b¨k¥b¤kªº
androgyny	n. [Âå] ¨â©Ê·î§Î, [´Ó] (¦P¤@ªá§Ç¤¤)¨ã¦³»Û¶¯¨âºØªá, »Û¶¯¦P®è
android	n. ¾÷¾¹¤H;  a. ¾÷¾¹¤Hªº
andrology	n. (¬ã¨s¨k©Ê¯S¦³¯e¯fªº)¨k¬ì¾Ç, ¨k©Ê¥Í´Þ¾¹¯f¾Ç
Andromache	n. [§Æ¯«] ¦w¼w¬¥º¿¨è (Hector ªº©¾¹ê©d¤l)
andromania	n. [Âå] ¼}¨k¨g
Andromeda	n. [§Æ¯«] ¦w¦·¬ü¹F(Perseus©Ò±Ïªº¬ü¤k), ¥P¤k®y
andromerogon	n. [Âå] ¨k®Ö¥Íª«, (¨ü¥¥§Z¥u§t¨k©Ê®Ö¬V¦âÅé)
andromerogony	n. [Âå] ¨k®Ö§Zµo¨|
andromorphous	a. [Âå] ¨k¹³, ¨k©Ê§Î¹³
androphobia	n. [Âå] ¨k©Ê®£©Æ, («ü¤k©Ê¤§¤ß²z)
androphonomania	n. [Âå] ±þ¤H¨g, (¦Phomicidomania)
androsphinx	n. ¨k©Ê¤HÀYªº·à¨­¤H­±¹³ (·à¨­¤H­±¹³³q±`¬°¤k©Ê¤HÀY)
androstenedione	n. [¥Í¤Æ] ¶¯(Ír)²m¤Gଠ(¥Ñâé¤Y¡B§Z±_©MµÇ¤W¸¢¥Ö½è©Ò¤Àªcªº¤@ºØ¨k©Ê²üº¸»X)
androsterone	n. ¨k©Ê²üº¸»X¤§¤@ºØ
Andy	n. ¦w­}(¨k¤l¦W, Andrewªº¼ÊºÙ)
anear	a. ±µªñ, ¾aªñ
anecdota	n. anecdote ªº½Æ¼Æ§Î
anecdotage	n. ¶c¨Æ¶°, ¦Ñ¦~·R»¡©¹¨Æ
anecdotal	a. ¶h¸Üªº, ¶h¨Æªº, ½ì»Dªº
anecdote	n. ¶c¨Æ, ½ì»D
anecdotes	n. ¨Î¸Ü
anecdotic	a. ¶h¸Üªº, ·R½Í¶h¨Æªº
anecdotical	a. ¶c¨Æªº
anecdotist	n. Á¿¶h¨Æªº¤H
anechoic	a. µL¤ÏÅTªº
anectasis	n. [Âå] ¥ý¤Ñ©ÊªÍ¤£±i
anelace	n. (¤¤¥@¬öªº)Âù¤bµu¼C
anelastic	a. º¢¼u©Êªº
anele	v. Á{²×¶îªo
anelectrotonus	n. [Âå] ¶§·¥¤ÏÀ³¦¢½w, (¯«¸g¹q¬y¶Ç¾É¤ÏÀ³)
anem	comb. ªí¥Ü¡u­·¡v¡B¡u§l¤J¡v
anemia	n. ³h¦å, ³h¦å¯g
anemic	a. ³h¦åªº, ±w³h¦å¯gªº
anemograph	n. ­·¤O°O¿ý­p, ¦Û°Ê°O­·»ö
anemography	n. [®ð] ­·¤O´ú©w
anemology	n. [®ð] ´ú­·¾Ç
anemometer	n. ­·³t­p, ­·¤O­p
anemometric	a. ´ú©w­·¤Oªº
anemometry	n. ­·¤O´ú©w
anemone	n. ¬î¨d¤¦, ®ü¸ª
anemone fish	n. ¤p¤¡³½
anemophilous	a. ­·´Cªº
anemophobia	n. [Âå] ®£­·¯f, ³q­·®£Äß
anemoscope	n. ­·³t»ö
anemosis	n. ­·¦¨½üµõ, ­·µõ
anencephalic	a. [Âå] µL¸£ªº
anencephaly	n.
anent	prep. [¥j¡EĬ®æÄõ] Ãö©ó, ¯A¤Î
anenzymia	n. [Âå] »Ã¯À¯Ê¥F¯g
aneometer	n. ­·¤O­p
anepia	n. [Âå] »y¨¥¤£¯à, (¨u)
anepigraphic	a. (ű¹ô¡Bµw¹ôµ¥)µL»Êªº, ¨S¦³¨è¦rªº
anepiploic	a. [Âå] µLºô½¤ªº
anepithymia	n. [Âå] ¼¤±æ¯Ê¥¢
anergasia	n. [Âå] ¬¡°Ê¤O¯Ê¥¢
anergia	n. [Âå] µL¤O, ¬¡°Ê¤O¯Ê¥F
anergic	a. [Âå] À³ÅܤO¯Ê¥¢ªº
anergy	n. [Âå] À³Åܩʯʥ¢, (¹ï§Ü­ì¤§¤ÏÀ³¤£¨¬, ªí¥Ü§K¬Ì¤O®t)
aneroid	a. ¤£¥Î²GÅ骺;  n. µL²G®ðÀ£­p
anerythroplasia	n. [Âå] ¬õ¦å²y¦¨§Î¤£¯à
anerythroplastic	a. [Âå] ¬õ¦å²y¦¨§Î¤£¯àªº
anerythropoiesis	n. [Âå] ¬õ¦å²y¦¨§Î¤£¨¬
anerythropsia	n. [Âå] ¬õ¦âª¼, («U)red blindness
anesthesia	n. ³Â¾K, ³Â·ô
anesthesimeter	n. [Âå] ³Â¾KÃÄ­p¶q¾¹
Anesthesin	n. [Âå] ªüÏU¦è¨¯benzocaine¤§°Ó¦W, ³Â¾K¥ÎÃÄ
anesthesiologist	n. ³Â¾K¾Ç®a, ³Â¾K±M¬ìÂå®v
anesthesiology	n. ³Â¾K¾Ç
anesthetic	a. ³Â¾Kªº, ¥¢¥hª¾Ä±ªº;  n. ³Â¾K¾¯, ³ÂÃÄ
anesthetically	adv. ³Â¾K¦a
anesthetics	n. ³Â¾K¾¯
anesthetist	n. ³Â¾K®v
anesthetization	n. ³Â¾K, ³Â·ô
anesthetize	vt. ³Â¾K
anestrus	n. [®É] [°Êª«] (­÷¨Å°Êª«ªº)¤£°Ê±¡´Á, «D¨D°¸´Á
anethole	n. [¤Æ] ¯õ­»¸£ (¯õ­»ªoªºªâ­»¦¨¤À, ¥Î§@½Õ¨ý®Æ)
anetic	a. [Âå] ½w©Mªº¤îµhªº, (¨u)
aneuploid	a. (¬V¦âÅé)«D¾ã­¿ªº
aneuploidy	n. [Âå] «D±`¼Æ¬V¦âÅé©Ê, (¤ñ¥¿±`¼Æ¥Ø¦h©Î¤Ö)
aneuria	n. [Âå] ¯«¸g¤O¯Ê¥F, ºë¤O¤£¨¬
aneurin	n. [¥Í¤Æ] ²¸Ói¯À, ºû¥Í¯À, ¨k¤l¦W
aneurism	n. °Ê¯ß½F
aneurismal	a. °Ê¯ß½Fªº
aneurysm	n. °Ê¯ß½F
aneurysmal	a. °Ê¯ß½Fªº
anew	adv. ­«·s, ¦A, ¦A¤@¦¸
anfractuose	a. ¦hÅs¦±ªº
anfractuosity	n. ¤d¦^¦Ê§é, ¿ùºî½ÆÂø, Ås¦±ªº¹D¸ô
anfractuous	a. ¦hÅs¦±ªº
Ang.	n. ¦w®æº¸¦è®q(Anglesey)
Ang.-Sax.	Anglo-Saxon
Angara	n. [¦a] ¦w¥[©Ôªe (¤¤¦è§B§Q¨È°ª­ì«n³¡ªº¤@±øªe¬y, ·½¥X¨©¥[º¸´ò, ª`¤J¸­¥§¶ëªe)
angary	n. [°ê»Úªk] «D±`¼x¥ÎÅv
angel	n. ¤Ñ¨Ï, ¤Ñ¨Ï¯ëªº¤H, ¦uÅ@¯«, ¥i·Rªº¤H, (À¸ªº)ÃÙ§U¤H
angel cake	n. ¥Õ¦â®üºø³J¿|
angel dust	n. ¦X¦¨®ü¬¥­^
angel food	n. ¤Ñ¨Ï(¥Õ)³J¿|(angel cake)
angel's-trumpet	n. «n¬ü°Òªûù(moonflower)
Angela	n. ¦wµX©Ô(¤k¤l¦W)
Angeleno	n. [¤f] ¬¥§üÁF¤H
angelfish	n. ¯«¥P³½(¤@ºØÆ[½à³½), «óÂB(¤@ºØÃT³½)
angelic	a. ¤Ñ¨Ïªº, ¤Ñ¨Ï¯ëªº
angelica	n. [´Ó] ¥Õªé
angelical	a. ¤Ñ¨Ïªº, ¤Ñ¨Ï¯ëªº
angelically	adv. ¤Ñ¨Ï¦a, ¤Ñ¨Ï¯ë¦a
Angelico	n. ¦w¦N§Q¬ì (Fra Angelico, c.1400-55, ¯u¦W Guido di Pietro, ¦òù­Û´µªºµe®a)
Angelina	n. ¤k¤l¦W
Angelo	n. ¨k¤l¦W
angelolatry	n. ¤Ñ¨Ï±R«ô
angelology	n. ¤Ñ¨Ï¾Ç
angels	n. ¦b§C®ðÀ£®Éªºµu¼È¨½¹F¤Ï®g
angelus	n. ©^§i¬èë, ©^§i¬èëÄÁ
angelus bell	n. ©^¬èëÄÁ
anger	n. «ã, ¼««ã, ¥Í®ð, «ã®ð;  v. µo«ã, ¨Ïµo«ã, ¿E«ã
Anger begins in folly, and ends in repentance.	¼««ã°_©ó·M²Â¡A²×©ó®¬«ë
Angers	n. [¦a] ©ù¼ö (ªk°ê¦è¥_³¡¤@«°¥«, ¦ì©ó«n¯S(Nantes)ªF¥_, Á{°Ò®¦ªe(Maine))
angevin	a. Anjouªº, Anjou¤ý®aªº
angevine	a. Anjouªº, Anjou¤ý®aªº
angi	comb. ªí¥Ü¡u¦åºÞ¡v¡B¡u²O¤ÚºÞ¡v¡B¡u¦åºÞ½F¡v¡B¡uªG¥Ö¡v
angiasthenia	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞµL¤O, ¦åºÞÃP¦¢
Angie	n. ¨k¤l[¤k¤l]¦W (Angel ªº§OºÙ)
angiectasis	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞÂX±i
angiectatic	a. [Âå] ¦åºÞÂX±iªº
angiectomy	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞ¤Á°£
angiectopia	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞ²§¦ì, ¦åºÞ¿ù¦ì
angiitis	n. [Âå] ¯ßºÞª¢, (¥]¬A¦åºÞ¤Î²O¤ÚºÞ)
angina	n. ¤ßµ±µh, ¯U¤ß¯g, «|®lª¢
angina pectoris	n. ¤ßµ±µh, ¯U¤ß¯g
anginal	a. [Âå] «|®lª¢ªºµ±µh¯fªº
anginoid	a. [Âå] ¦ü«|®lª¢ªº, Ãþµ±µh¯fªº
anginophobia	n. [Âå] ¤ßµ±µh®£Äß
anginose	a. µ±µhªº, ¤ßµ±µhªº
angioblast	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞ¥À²Ó­M
angioblastic	a. [Âå] ¦åºÞ¥À²Ó­Mªº
angioblastoma	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞ¥À²Ó­M½F, (¦h¨£¸£¯«¸g¤¤¼Ï)
angiocardiogram	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞ¤ßŦX¥ú·Ó¤ù
angiocardiography	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞ¤ßŦX¥ú·Ó¹³
angiocardiopathy	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞ¤ßŦ¯f, (¤ßŦ»P¦åºÞ¦@¦P¦³¯f)
angiocarditis	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞ¤ßŦª¢, (¤ßŦ»P¦åºÞ¦P®Éµoª¢)
angiocarp	n. [´Ó] ³QªG¹ê´Óª«
angiocarpous	a. ³QªG¹êªº, ¦³¥~´ßªºªG¹êªº (¦p¤s¤òõѬì´Óª«)
angiochondroma	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞ³n°©½F, (³n°©½F¤º¦åºÞÂ×´I)
angiodiascopy	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞ¥ú·ÓÀˬd, (¦p:¤â«üµ¥)
angioedema	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞ¤ô¸~
angiofibroma	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞÅÖºû½F, (ÅÖºû½F¤º¦åºÞÂ×´I)
angiogenesis	n. ¦åºÞ¤§§Î¦¨»P¤À¤Æ
angiogenic	a. [Âå] ¦åºÞ­ìªº¥Í¦¨¦åºÞªº
angioglioma	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞ¯«¸g½¦½è½F, (¦åºÞ½F»P½¦½è½F²V¦X)
angiogram	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞX¥ú·Ó¤ù
angiography	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞX¥ú·Ó¹³
angiohyalinosis	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞ³z©úÅÜ©Ê
angiohypertonia	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞµjÅË
angiohypotonia	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞÅõ½w
angioid	a. [Âå] ¦åºÞª¬ªº
angiokeratoma	(¤p)¦åºÞ½F¥Ö½§¨¤¤Æ¯g, (±`¨£©ó¤â¨¬­I¤§¥Ö½§)
angiokinetic	a. [Âå] ¦åºÞ¹B°Êªº, ¦åºÞµÎÁYªº
angiolipoleiomyoma	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞ¯×ªÕ¥­·Æ¦Ù½F, (¦Pangiomyolipoma)
angiolipoma	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞ¯×ªÕ½F, (¯×ªÕ½F¦åºÞÂ×´I)
angiolith	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞ¥Û
angiolithic	a. [Âå] ¦åºÞ¥Ûªº
angiology	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞ¾Ç(¥]¬AÀR°Ê¯ß¤Î²O¤ÚºÞ)
angiolupoid	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞÃþ¯T½H, (±`¨£©ó»ó¨â°¼­±ÀU, ªí­±¦³·L¦åºÞÂX±i)
angioma	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞ½F
angiomatosis	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞ½F¯f, («Ü¦h­Ó¦åºÞ½F)
angiomatous	a. [Âå] ¦åºÞ½F©Êªº
angiomegaly	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞ¼W¤j
angiometer	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞ­p, (´ú¶q¦åºÞ®|¤Î¦åºÞ±i¤O)
angiomyoma	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞ¦Ù½F, (¥Ñ¦åºÞ»P¥­·Æ¦Ù²Õ¦¨, ¬°hamartoma¤@ºØ)
angiomyosarcoma	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞ¦Ù¦×½F, (¥Ñ¦åºÞ½F, ¦Ù½F, ¤Î¦×½F²Õ¦¨)
angioneurectomy	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞ¯«¸g¤Á°£
angioneuroma	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞ¯«¸g½F, (¦Pglomangioma)
angioneurotomy	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞ»P¯«¸g¤ÁÂ_
angionoma	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞ¼ìºÅ
angioparalysis	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞ³Â·ô, (¦åºÞ¹B°Ê¯«¸g³Â·ô)
angioparesis	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞ¤£¥þ³Â·ô
angiopathy	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞ¯f
angioplasty	n. ¦åºÞÂX±i³N
angiorhigosis	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞ¾À°íµw
angiorrhaphy	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞÁ_¦X, ¦åºÞÁ_¦X³N
angiosarcoma	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞ¦×½F, (¦Phemangiosarcoma)
angiosclerosis	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞµw¤Æ
angiosclerotic	a. [Âå] ¦åºÞµw¤Æªº
angioscope	n. [Âå] ¤ò²Ó¦åºÞÅÖÃè, (Àˬd¤ò²Ó¦åºÞºÞ¥Î)¦åºÞÃè, (Àˬd¦åºÞ¤ºµÄ)
angioscotoma	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞ©Ê·tÂI, (¦bµø³¥¤º¥Ñµøºô½¤¤W¤§¦åºÞ©Ò¤Þ°_¤§·tÂI)
angiospasm	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞµjÅË
angiospastic	a. [Âå] ¦åºÞµjÅ˪º
angiosperm	n. ³Q¤l´Óª«
angiostenosis	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞ¯U¯¶
angiosteosis	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞ¶t¤Æ, (°©¤Æ)
angiostomy	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞ³y¤f³N
angiotensin	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞºòÁY¯À, (¦³angiotensin¢¹, angiotnsin¢º)
angiotitis	n. [Âå] ¦Õ¦åºÞª¢
angiotome	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞ¸`, (°ö­Lªì´Á)
angiotomy	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞ¤Á¶}
angiotonic	a. [Âå] ºòÁY¦åºÞªº
angiotonin	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞºòÁY¯À, (¦Pangiotensin¢º)
angiotribe	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞÀ£¸H¹X
angiotripsy	n. [Âå] À£¸H¦åºÞ¤î¦åªk
angiotrophic	a. [Âå] ¦åºÞÀç¾iªº
angitis	n. [Âå] ¯ßºÞª¢, (¦Pangiitis)
Angkor Wat	n. §d¥i¸](¦bCambodia)
Angl.	¥Î­^»yAnglice, Anglican, Anglicized
angle	n. ¨¤, ¨¤«×, ¨¤¸¨, ¶¨, Æ[ÂI;  v. ÂàÅܨ¤«×, ¨ÏÂà°Ê¨¤«×, ³¨³½, ¨D¨ú
angle bracket	n. ¦«¬[, ¦y¨¤¬A¸¹(¡u<¡v¡B¡u>¡v)
angle for fame and compliment	ªf¦W³¨ÅA
angle iron	n. (L«¬)¨¤ÅK
angle of attack	n. §ð¨¤
Angle of First Pie Slice	²Ä¤@®°°Ï°_©l¨¤«×
angle plate	n. ¨¤§ÎÀ£ªO
angle with	¥Î...§@»¤»ç
angleberry	n. [Ã~Âå] (¤×«ü¥Íªø¦b¤û©M°¨¨­¤Wªº)³n½F
angled	a. ¦³¨¤ªº, ¦¨¨¤«×ªº
angledozer	n. ¤@ºØ±À¤g¾÷
anglepark	vt. ¨Ï»P°¨¸ô¦¨°¼±×¦a°±©ñ
anglepod	n. [´Ó] ÅÚò׬즳¨¤§¨ÄݦUºØ¦h¦~¥Í¯ó[¥bÄé¤ì]
angler	n. ³¨³½ªÌ, µ\µ]³½
angles	n. ¯s®æ¾|±Ú
anglesite	n. ²¸»Ä¹]Äq
anglewise	adv. ¦¨¨¤«×¦a, ¨¤ª¬¦a
angleworm	n. ³L°C
Anglia	n. ­^®æÄõªº©Ô¤B¦WºÙ
Anglian	a. ¯s®æ¾|ªº;  n. ¯s®æ¾|¤H, ¯s®æ¾|»y
Anglic	a. ­^¦N§Qªº, ­^®æÄõªº, ¯s®æ¾|ªº, ¯s®æ¾|¤è¨¥[¤å¤Æ]ªº
Anglican	a. ­^°ê°ê±Ðªº;  n. ­^°ê°ê±Ð®{
Anglican Church	n. ­^°ê°ê±Ð
Anglican Communion	n. ­^°ê°ê±Ð¬£
anglicanism	n. ­^°ê°ê±Ð±Ð¸q
anglice	a. ¥Î­^»y[»¡]
anglicise	v. ­^»y¤Æ, ­^°ê¤Æ
Anglicism	n. ­^°ê¦¡, ­^¦¡­^»y
anglicist	n. ­^»y¾ÇªÌ
Anglicize	v. ­^»y¤Æ, ­^°ê¤Æ
Anglify	vt. ¨Ï...¦¨¬°­^°ê­·®æ, §ïÅܦ¨­^»yªí¹F¤è¦¡, ¨Ï(¥~°ê»y)­^»y¤Æ
angling	n. ³¨³½, ««³¨, ³¨³½³N
Anglist	n. ¬ã¨s­^°ê»y¨¥©Î¤å¾Çªº¾ÇªÌ
Anglistics	n. ­^»y¾Ç
Anglo	a. (¥[®³¤j)¾Þ­^»yªº, ­^®æÄõ¤Hªº;  comb. ªí¥Ü¡u­^®æÄõ(¸Ç)ªº, ­^°ê(¸Ç)ªº, ­^°ê°ê±Ð·|(¬£)ªº, ­^®æÄõ©M...(ªº), ­^°ê©M...(ªº)¡v
Anglo-American	a. ­^¬üªº, ­^¸Ç¬ü°ê¤Hªº;  n. ­^¸Ç¬ü°ê¤H
Anglo-Catholic	adj. ­^°ê°ê±Ð°ª±Ð·|¬£ªº;  n. ­^°ê°ê±Ð°ª±Ð·|¬£, ­^°ê°ê±Ð°ª±Ð·|¬£±Ð®{
anglo-catholicis	n. ­^°ê°ê±Ð¤Ñ¥D±Ð¬£
Anglo-Catholicism	n. ­^°ê°ê±Ð¤º³¡©Î¸t¤½·|¤º³¡ªº°ª±Ð·|¬£±Ð¸q©M±Ð³W
Anglo-Chinese	n. ­^¤¤(¨â°ê)ªº
Anglo-French	a. ­^ªk(¨â°ê)ªº, ­^°êªk»yªº;  n. ¿Õº¸°Ò®É¥N¦b­^°ê©Ò¥Îªºªk»y
Anglo-Indian	a. ­^¦L(¨â°ê)ªº, ­^¦L²V¦åªº;  n. ¦L«×­^»y, ­^¦L²V¦å¨à 
Anglo-Norman	n. ¿Õ°Ò¨t­^°ê¤H, ¯s®æ¾|¿Õ°Ò»y;  a. ¿Õ°Ò¨t­^°ê¤Hªº, ¯s®æ¾|¿Õ°Ò»yªº
Anglo-Saxon	n. ¯s®æ¾|¼»§J»¹¤H, ¯s®æ¾|¼»§J»¹»y;  a. ¯s®æ¾|¼»§J»¹ªº
Anglomania	n. ¿Ë­^, ¾K¤ß­^°ê, ­^°ê¨g
Anglomaniac	n. ¿Ë­^¥÷¤l, ¾K¤ß­^°êªº¤H
Anglophile	n. ¿Ë­^¬£, ¾K¤ß­^°ê¨Æª«ªÌ
Anglophilia	n. ¿Ë­^, ­^°ê±R«ô
Anglophobe	n. ¤Ï­^ªÌ, ¼¨´c­^°êªÌ
Anglophobia	n. ¤Ï­^, ®£­^¯f
Anglophone	a. ¾Þ­^»yªº, Á¿­^»yªº¤Hªº
Angola	n. ¦w­ô©Ô(°ê¦W¡A¦b«D¬w), ¦w­ô©Ô¿ß(¦Ï¡B¨ß)
angor	n. [Âå] ·¥«×§x¹y, µ±µh¯f, (¨u)
Angora	n. ¦w­ô©Ô¿ß, ¦w­ô©Ô¦Ï, ¦w­ô©Ô¨ß
Angora wool	n. ¦w­ô©Ô¤s©O(¥H¦w­ô©Ô¦Ï¤ò´¦¨)
angostura	n. ¤@ºØ¾ð¥Ö»sªº­W²G
angrily	adv. ¼««ã¦a
angry	a. µo«ãªº, ¼««ãªº, ¥Í®ðªº, ¨g¼Éªº, ¬õ¸~ªº, µoª¢ªº
angry about	¹ï...·P¨ì¼««ã, ¦]...¦Ó¥Í®ð
angry at	¹ï¬Y¨Æ¥Í®ð
angry billows	Njˆ
angry red	ÂA¬õ
angry wind	¯P­·
angry with	¹ï...¥Í®ð
angry wound	µoª¢ªº¶Ë¤f
Angry Young Men	n. pl. ¼««ãªº«C¦~(¤£º¡²{¦sªÀ·|¨î«×ªº«C¦~)
angst	n. ­W´o, ¼~¼{, ¤£¦w
angstrom	n. ®J(¤@¦Ê»õ¤À¤§¤@¤½¤Ø)
anguiform	a. ³D§Îªº, ³Dª¬ªº
Anguilla	n. [¦a] ¦w¦c©Ô®q(St. Kitts-Nevis)(¦è¦L«×¸s®qªF³¡­I­·¸s®qªº¤@®qÀ¬, ÄÝ­^°ê)
anguilliform	a. [¥j] ÅÁª¬ªº
anguine	a. ³Dªº, ¦ü³Dªº
anguish	n. (·¥«×)µh­W, ­W´e;  v. ¨Ï·¥­W´e, ¨Ï·¥µh­W
anguished	a. ·¥«×µh­Wªº
angular	a. ¦³¨¤ªº, ¦³¦y¨¤ªº, ®ø½Gªº, ¤£ÆF¥©ªº, ¥Íµwªº
angularity	n. ¦³¨¤, ¦¨¨¤ª¬, ¦y¨¤, ¥Íµw, ²Â©å
angularly	adv. ¦¨¨¤¦a, ¦³¨¤¦a
angulate	a. ¦³¨¤ªº, ¨¤ª¬ªº;  v. ¨Ï¦³¨¤
angulation	n. §@¨¤, ¦¨¨¤, ¦³¨¤ªº§Îª¬[³¡¤À, ³¡¦ì], (´ú¶q¾Çµ¥¤¤ªº)¨¤«×ªººë½T´ú¶q
angulous	a. [¥j] ¦³¨¤ªº
Angus	n. ¦w®æ´µ(¨k¤l¦W), ·R¯«
angusti	comb. ªí¥Ü¡u¯U¡v¡B¡u¯¶¡v
angustura	n. ¤@ºØ¾ð¥Ö»sªº­W¨ý²G
angwantibo	n. [°Êª«] ª÷ºµµU («D¬w´ËªL¦a±aªºÃiµU)
anhedonia	n. §Ö·P¯Ê¥F
anhedral	a. [ªÅ] (¾÷Ál)¦¨¤U¤Ï¨¤ªº, [Äq] ¥L§Îªº
anhelation	n. [Âå] ©I§l«æ«P
anhemolytic	a. [Âå] «D·»¦å©Êªº
anhidrosis	n. [Âå] ¯Ê¦½¯g
anhidrotic	n. [Âå] ¤î¦½ÃÄ
anhinga	n. [°Êª«] ³DñÏ, [°Êª«] ³DñÏÄÝ
anhyd.	µL¤ôªº, ²æ¤ôª«ªºanhydrous
anhydr	comb. ªí¥Ü¡uµL¤ôªº¡v¡B¡u²æ¤ôª«ªº¡v
anhydrase	n. [Âå] ²æ¤ô»Ã¯À
anhydration	n. [Âå] ²æ¤ô, ¥¢¤ô, (¦Pdehydration)
anhydremia	n. [Âå] ¦å¤º¤ô¥÷¯Ê¥F
anhydrid	n. ²æ¤ôª«, Óþ
anhydride	n. ²æ¤ôª«, Óþ
anhydrite	n. µw¥Û»I, µL¤ô¥Û»I
anhydrous	a. µL¤ôªº
ANI	¸²µå¤ú³q°TªÀ
aniacinosis	n. [Âå] ¦Ppellagra
aniconic	a. ¤£§â°¸¹³³y¦¨¤H§Î©Î°Êª«§Îª¬ªº, «D´y¼g©Êªº, ¶H¼xªº, (©v±Ð)µL°¸¹³ªº, ¤Ï¹ï¨Ï¥Î°¸¹³ªº
anicteric	a. [Âå] µL¶À¯nªº
anicut	n. (¦L«×¬°Äéµ@¦Ó¿vªº)¤ôÅò
anidrosis	n. [Âå] ¯Ê¦½¯g, (¦Panhidrosis)
anigh	adv. prep.
anil	n. [´Ó] ¤ìÂÅ, ÂÅ, ÀQÂÅ
anile	a. ¦ü¦Ñ¹áªº, °I¦Ñªº
anileridine	n. [Âå] ¦w¥§²¤, (³Â¾K¤îµh¾¯)
anilin	n. [¤Æ] ­fÓi(=aniline)
aniline	n. [¤Æ] ­fÓi
aniline dye	n. ­fÓi¬V®Æ
anility	n. ¦ÑºAÀsÄÁ, °I¦Ñ, ¹³¦Ñ¶þ¤@¯ëªº¨¥¦æ
anim.	animato
anima	n. ¥Í©R, ÆF»î
anima mundi	n. ¦t©z¤§»î
animadversion	n. §åµû, ³dÃø, Äþ³d
animadvert	vi. §åµû, ³dÃø, Äþ³d
animadvert on	§åµû, ³dÃø, Äþ³d
animal	n. °Êª«, Ã~, ¯b¬¹, ¯b¥Í, Ã~©Ê, ´Ý¼Éªº¤H;  a. °Êª«ªº, Ã~©Êªº
animal black	n. Ã~¬´¶Â
animal cracker	n. °Êª«»æ°®
animal heat	n. (°Êª«Å餺²£¥Íªº)Åé·Å
animal kingdom	n. °Êª«¬É
animal magnetism	¾y¤O
animal park	n. ³¥¥Í°Êª«¶é
animal pole	n. °Êª«©Ê·¥
animal spirits	¥Í®ð«k«k, ¬¡¼â, ¦å®ð, ¤¸®ð
animal starch	n. °Êª«¾ý¯»(glycogen)
animalcule	n. ·L¥Íª«
animalculism	n. ·¥·L°Êª«»¡ (¥Íª«¾Ç¦­¥ýªº¤@ºØ²z½×, »{¬°¼Ò½kªº¥Í²z©Î¯f²z²{¶H¬O¥Ñ·¥·L¤pªº°Êª«¬¡°Ê¤Þ°_ªº), ºë·½»¡ (¤Q¤C¦Ü¤Q¤K¥@¬ö¬y¦æªº¤@ºØ¥Íª«¾Ç»¡, »{¬°¦bºë¤l¤¤¦s¦bµÛµo¨|¦¨¼ôªº°Êª«ªº§¹¾ã§ÎºA)
animalculum	n. ·¥·L¤pªº°Êª«, ·L¥Íª«, (ºë·½»¡©Ò¿×ªº)ºë¤l
animalier	n. °Êª«ÃÀ³N®a
animalism	n. Ã~©Ê, Ã~¼¤
animalist	n. Ã~©Ê¥D¸qªÌ, °Êª«µe®a
animalistic	a. °Êª«©Ê[Ã~©Ê]ªº, ¨ã¦³°Êª«©Ê½èªº, ¥D±iÃ~¼¤¥D¸qªº, °Êª«¯ëªº, °Êª«§Îª¬ªº
animality	n. °Êª«©Ê, Ã~©Ê, °Êª«¬É
animalization	n. °Êª«¤Æ, Ã~©Ê¤Æ
animalize	v. ¨Ï°Êª«¤Æ
animate	v. ¨Ï¦³¥Í®ð, ½á¤©¥Í©R, ¨Ï¦³¬¡¤O, ¿EÀy, ¹ª»R;  a. ¦³¥Í©Rªº, ¦³¥Í®ðªº, ¦³¬¡¤Oªº, ¬¡¼âªº
animate someone to greater efforts	¿EÀy¬Y¤H§ó¥[§V¤O¾Ä°«
animate someone with something	¥H¬Y¨Æ¿EÀy¬Y¤H
animated	a. ®Ý®Ý¦p¥Íªº, ¥Í®ð«k«kªº
animated cartoon	n. °Êµe, ¥d³q
animated drawing	°Êµe
animateur	n. µ¦µeªÌ, µo°_¤H
animating	a. ¨Ï¦³¥Í®ðªº, ¥O¤H¿³¾Äªº
animation	n. ¬¡¼â, ¥Í®ð, ¥d³q¼v¤ù, ¥d³q»s§@
animatism	n. ¸Uª«¦³ÆF½×
animato	a. ¬¡¼âªº, ¦³ºë¯«¦Ó§Ö³tªº;  adv. ¬¡¼â¦a, ¦³ºë¯«¦Ó§Ö³t¦a
animator	n. ½á»P¥Í®ðªÌ, ¹ª»RªÌ, ¿EÀyªÌ, ¥d³q»s§@ªÌ
animatronics	n. °Êª«¾÷¾¹¤H(animatron)»s³y§Þ³N, °Êª«¾÷¾¹¤H¾Ç
anime	n. ¾ð¯×[¬vº£ªº­ì®Æ]
animism	n. ¸Uª«¦³ÆF½×
animist	n. ¸Uª«¦³ÆF½×ªÌ
animistic	a. ¸Uª«¦³ÆF½×ªº
animosity	n. ¤³«ë, ¼¨´c, ¼Ä·N
animus	n. ¼Ä·N, ·N¹Ï
anion	n. ³±Â÷¤l
anionic	a. [¤Æ] ³±Â÷¤lªº, ±a­t¹q²üÂ÷¤lªº
aniridia	n. [Âå] µL­i½¤·î§Î
anis	n. ¯õ­»°s(¦è¯Z¤úªº¤@ºØ¯P©Ê°s);  comb. ªí¥Ü¡u¤£µ¥¡v¡B¡u¤£¦P¡v
anise	n. [´Ó] ¤j¯õ­», ¤j¯õ­»¤l
aniseed	n. ¤j¯õ­»¤l, ¤K¨¤
aniseikonia	n. [Âå] (¨â²´)ª«¹³¤£µ¥¯g
anisette	n. ¯õ­»°s
anisochromatic	a. [Âå] µÛ¦â¤£µ¥ªº
anisocoria	n. [Âå] Àû¤Õ¤j¤p¤£µ¥
anisocytosis	n. [Âå] ¬õ¦å²y¤j¤p¤£µ¥
anisodactyl	a. n. [³¾] ¤T³k¦V«e«¬ªº(³¾)
anisodactylous	a. [³¾] ¤£µ¥³kªº (¤×«ü³¾¤ö¤T³k¦V«e¤@³k¦V«á, ¬°¿P³¶Ãþªº¤@­Ó¯S¼x)
anisodont	n. [Âå] ¾¦¤£µ¥, (ªø«×¤£µ¥)
anisogamete	n. °t¤l²§§Î
anisogamous	a. [¥Í] ²§§Î°t¤lªº
anisogamy	n. [Âå] ²§§Î°t¤l±µ¦X, (­ì§ÎÂΤ§°t¤l¤j¤p§Îª¬¤£µ¥¤§µ²¦X)
anisognathous	a. [Âå] ¤W¤U¾g¤£µ¥ªº
anisole	n. [¤Æ] ¯õ­»îÅ, ¥Ò®ñ°ò­f (¥Î©ó»s³y­»®Æ©M±þÂξ¯)
anisomelia	n. [Âå] ¥ª¥kªÏ¤£µ¥
anisomerous	a. [´Ó] (ªáªº¦U³¡¤À)¤£¦P¼Æªº, ¤£¹ï¼Æªº
anisometric	a. [²z] ¤£µ¥¶bªº, ¤£¬ÛºÙªº
anisometropia	n. [Âå] ¨â²´§é¥ú¤£¦P
anisometropic	a. [Âå] ¨â²´§é¥ú¤£¦Pªº
anisomycin	n. [ÃÄ] ¯õ­»³¿¯À (¥´¤TÃ@ÂÎÃÄ)
anisopia	n. [Âå] ¦Panisometropia
anisospore	n. [Âå] ²§©Ê¥Í´Þ­M¤l
anisosthenic	a. [Âå] ¤£µ¥¤Oªº
anisotonic	a. [Âå] ±i¤O¤£µ¥ªºº¯³zÀ£¤£µ¥ªº
anisotropic	n. ¦U¦V²§©Êªº
anisotropy	n. ¦U¦V²§©Ê
anisuria	n. [Âå] §¿¶q¤£µ¥, (¦³®É«Ü¦h, ¦³®É«Ü¤Ö)
Anita	n. ¤k¤l¦W
Anjou	n. ªk°ê¦è³¡Â¦{¦W
Ankara	n. ¦w¥d©Ô(¤g¦Õ¨ä­º³£)
anker	n. ¶q°s³æ¦ì¦WºÙ, ¤@¦w¥[¸Ë°s³ý
ankerite	n. [Äq] ´IÅK¥Õ¶³¥Û
ankh	n. [®J¤ÎÃÀ³N] ±a¶êÀô¤Q¦r¬[ (¶H¼x¥Í©R)
ankle	n. ½ï
ankle sock	n. µuÄû(=anklet)
ankle-deep	a. ²`¤Î½ï³¡ªº
anklebone	n. ½ï°©
anklet	n. µuÄû, ¸}ÅN, ¸}ôï
ankus	n. [¦L«×] ÅX¶H¨ë´Î
ankyl	comb. ªí¥Ü¡u¹_ª¬Ås¦±ªº¡v¡B¡u½¦µÛ(¯ë)ªº¡v
ankyloblepharon	n. [Âå] Áy½tÂH³s, (¤W¤£ÁyÂH³s)
ankylocheilia	n. [Âå] ®BÂH³s
ankylodactylia	n. [Âå] «ü(³k)ÂH³sÅܧÎ
ankyloglossia	n. [Âå] ¦ÞÂH³s¦Þô±aµuÁY, («U)
tongue-tie
ankylopoietic	a. [Âå] §Î¦¨±jµwªº, Ãö¸`ÂH³sªº
ankylosaur	n. [°Êª«] [¥j¥Í] ¥ÒÀs (¥Õ°î¬ö®£Às)
ankylosaurus	n. [°Êª«] ¥ÒÀsÄÝ
ankylose	v. ½¦µÛ, ½¦¦í, ¨Ï¦¨»øµw, ¨Ï°©ªø¦X, »øµw, ªø¦X
ankylosed	a. [Âå] Ãö¸`±jª½ªº
ankylosis	n. [Âå] Ãö¸`»øµw
ankylostomiasis	n. [Âå] ¦Pancylostomiasis
ankylotia	n. [Âå] ¥~¦Õ¹D³¬Âê, ¥~¦Õ¹D«Ê³¬
ankylotic	a. [Âå] Ãö¸`±jª½ªº
ankylotomy	n. [Âå] ¦Þô±a¤Á¶}
ankyroid	a. [Âå] ¹_ª¬ªº
anlace	n. (¤¤¥@¬öªº)Âù¤bµu¼C
anlage	n. [µo¥Í] ­ì°ò (¥iÅܦ¨¾¹©xªº²Ó­M), ¯À½è
anlaut	n. [­µ] ³æµü©Î­µ¸`ªº²Ä¤@­Ó­µ
Anle District	n. ¦w¼Ö°Ï
Anle District, Keelung City	n. °ò¶©¥«¦w¼Ö°Ï
Ann	n. ¦w(¤k¤l¦W, ¼ÊºÙAnnie)
ann.	annals, years, in the year, annual, annuity [annuities]
Anna	n. ¦w®R(¤k¤l¦W)
Annabel	n. ¦w®R¨©(¤k¤l¦W)
Annabel Lee	n. ¦w¤ÚÄR
annabergite	n. [Äq] ÂìµØ
annal	n. ½s¦~¥v, ¦~Ų(¤¤ªº¤@¶µ)(annals)
annalist	n. ½s¦~¥v§@ªÌ, ¬ö¦~ªí½sªÌ
annalistic	n. ½s¦~¥vªº
annals	n. ½s¦~¥v, ¬ö¦~ªí, ¦~ų, ¦~³ø
Annam	n. ¦w«n(²{¬°¶V«nªº¤@³¡¥÷)
Annamese	a. ¦w«nªº, ¦w«n¤Hªº, ¦w«n»yªº;  n. ¦w«n¤H, ¦w«n»y
Annamite	a. ¦w«n(¤H)ªº, ¦w«n»y
Annan District	n. ¦w«n°Ï
Annan District, Tainan City	n. ¥x«n¥«¦w«n°Ï
Annapolis	n. ¨È¨ºªi¨½(¬ü°êMaryland¦{­º©²)
Annapurna	n. [¦L«×±Ð] Å]°­, [¦a] ¦w¯Ç¥¬º¸¯Ç®p (¥§ªyº¸¤¤³¡³ß°¨©Ô¶®¤s¯ß¥_³¡ªº¸s®p, ³Ì°ª®pºÙ¦w¯Ç¥¬º¸¯Ç²Ä¤@®p, 8078¤½¤Ø)
annates	n. [¸t¾ªº] ³Ìªì¦¬¤J
annatto	n. ¬õ¤ì, ±q¨äªG¹ê±Ä¨úªº¶À¬õ¦â¬V®Æ
Anne	n. ¦w(¤k¤l¦W)
Anne Frank	¦w©g.³ÅÄõ§J
anneal	n. °h¤õ(¨Ïª÷ÄÝ¡B¬Á¼þ¥[¼ö«á½wºC§N«o¨Ï¤§¶´¤Æ), ÁëÁå(ºë¯«¡B·N§Ó), ¿i½m
annealing	n. ¶´¤Æ
annectent	a. [¥Í] (ºØ¶¡)³s±µªº, µ²¦X¦b¤@°_ªº
annelid	n. Àô¸`°Êª«;  a. Àô¸`°Êª«ªº
annelida	n. Àô¸`°Êª«
annelidan	a. Àô¸`°Êª«ªº
Annette	n. ¤k¤l¦W
annex	vt. ªþ¥[, ²K¥[, ¦X¨Ö, ¨Ö§], «I¦û, µs¥Î;  n. ªþ¥[ª«, ªþÄݪ«, ªþ¿ý, ªþÄÝ«Ø¿v
annex seal to	µ¹...¥[»\¦L³¹
annex the honors	Àò³Ó, űoÀA¼Ð
annexa	¦Padnexa
annexable	a. ¥i¦X¨Ö[ªþ¥[] ªº
annexation	n. ¨Ö§], ¦X¨Ö, ªþ¥[ª«, ³Q¦X¨Öªº¤g¦a
annexationism	n. ¨Ö§]¥D¸q
annexationist	n. ¨Ö§]¥D¸qªÌ
annexe	vt. ªþ¥[(=annex), ²K¥[, ¦X¨Ö, ¨Ö§], «I¦û, µs¥Î;  n. ªþ¥[ª«, ªþÄݪ«, ªþ¿ý, ªþÄÝ«Ø¿v
annexment	n. [¥j] §]¨Ö, §]¨Ö¥D»â¤g, ªþ¥[ª«, ªþ¥[ª«, ªþ¿ý, ªþ¥ó, §OÀ], ªþÄÝ«Ø¿vª«, ²K¥[ªº«Ø¿vª«
annexure	n. ªþ¥[ª«, ªþ¿ý, ªþ¥ó, §OÀ], ªþÄÝ«Ø¿vª«, ²K¥[ªº«Ø¿vª«, §]¨Ö, §]¨Ö¥D»â¤g, ªþ¥[ª«
Annie	n. ¦w©g(¤k¤l¦W, Anneªº¼ÊºÙ)
annihilate	vt. ®ø·À, ·Àµ´, Äè·À, À»±Ñ, À»¼ì, ¼o°£, ¼o¤î
annihilation	n. ®ø·À, ·Àµ´, Äè·À, À»±Ñ, À»¼ì, ¼o°£, ¼o¤î
annihilative	a. ©Û­P·´·Àªº
annihilator	n. ®ø·ÀªÌ, Äè·ÀªÌ
anniversary	n. ¶g¦~¬ö©À, ¶g¦~¬ö©À¤é; a. ¨C¦~ªº, ¶g¦~ªº
Anno Domini	adv. ­C¿q¬ö¤¸«á(A.D.), ¤½¤¸, ¦è¤¸
annoit	v. ¶îªo
Annona	n. [´Ó] µf¯ïªKÄÝ
annot.	annotated, µùÄÀ, µù¸Ñ, µù¤å, ÄÀ¤åannotation, annotator
annotate	vt. µù¸Ñ, µùÄÀ, µûµù
annotation	n. µù¸Ñ, µù¸Ñ, µûª`
annotator	n. µù¸ÑªÌ, µù¸ÑªÌ, µûµùªÌ
announce	vt. «Å§G, «Å§i, ³qª¾, ³q³ø, §iª¾, µoªí, Åã¥Ü, ÅãÅS, ¾á¥ô¼½³ø­û, vi. §G°Ñ¥[Äv¿ï
announce for	«Å§G°Ñ¥[...Äv¿ï; «Å§G¤ä«ù...
announce items	³ø¹õ, ³ø¸`¥Ø
announce oneself as	¦ÛºÙ¬O...
announcement	n. «Å§G, «Å§i, Án©ú, ³qª¾, §G§i
announcement machine	¦Û°Ê¹q¸Ü°O¿ý¾÷
announcements	n. ª`·N¨Æ¶µ
announcer	n. ³q§iªÌ, «Å§GªÌ, ¼½³ø­û, ³ø¹õ­û
announcing	vbl. «Å§G
annouuncer	n. ¼sµÔ­û
annoy	vt. ¨Ï·Ð´o, ÄÌÂZ, ¥´ÅÍ
annoyance	n. ·Ð´o, ·ÐÂZ, ´o«ã, ¥O¤H·Ð´oªº¨Æª«
annoying	a. ´o¤Hªº, °Q¹½ªº
annoyingly	adv. ´o¤H¦a, ·Ð¤H¦a
annual	a. ¤@¦~ªº, ¤@¦~¤@¦¸ªº, ¤@¦~¥Íªº;  n. ¤@¦~¥Í´Óª«, ¦~³ø, ¦~Ų, ¦~¥Z
annual contract	¤@¦~´Á«´¬ù
annual leave	n. ¦~°²
annual ring	n. (¾ðªº)¦~½ü
annualize	vt. ¦~«×¤Æ
annually	adv. ¤@¦~¤@¦¸, ¨C¦~¤@¦¸¦a
annuitant	n. »â¨ú¾i¦Ñª÷ªÌ, »â¦~ª÷ªÌ
annuities	n. ¾i¦Ñª÷
annuity	n. ¦~ª÷, ¾i¦Ñª÷
annul	vt. «Å§iµL®Ä, ¨ú®ø, ¼o°£
annul a treaty	¼o°£±ø¬ù
annular	a. Àô§Îªº, Àôª¬ªº
annular eclipse	n. [¤Ñ¤å] Àô­¹
annularly	adv. Àôª¬¦a
annulata	n. Àô¸`°Êª«
annulate	a. ¥ÑÀô¦X¦¨ªº, ¦³Àô¯¾ªº
annulation	n. Àôªº§Î¦¨, [°Êª«] ÀôÅé§Î¦¨, Àôª¬µ²ºc, Àôª¬ª«
annulet	n. ¤pÀô, ½üª¬Àô½t
annull	v. ¨Ï¦¨µL®Ä, ¨ú®ø
annulment	n. ¼o°£, ¼o°£, §@¼o, ¨ú®ø, (±B«Ã)«Å§iµL®Ä
annuloid	a. Àôª¬ªº
annulose	a. ¦³Àôªº
annulus	n. Àô, ½ü, Àô§Î, (©øÂΪº)ÅéÀô
annum	n. ¦~
annunciate	vt. «Å§G, «Å§i, ³qª¾, ³q³ø, §iª¾
annunciation	n. ³q§i, ¹w§i, ¤Ñ¨Ï³ø³ß, ¤Ñ¨Ï³ø³ß¸`
annunciator	n. ³q§iªÌ, ¹q°Ê¥s¤H¸Ë¸m
ano	pref. ªí¥Ü¡u¤W¡v¡B¡u¤W¤è¡v;  comb. ªí¥Ü¡u¨zªù(ªº)¡v
anoa	n. [°Êª«] ­Ø¤ô¤û (²£©ó¦L«×¥§¦è¨ÈĬ©Ô«Â¦è®q)
anococcygeal	a. [Âå] ¨zªù§À°©ªº
anodal	a. [Âå] ¶§·¥ªº
anode	n. ¶§·¥
anode ray	n. ¶§·¥®g½u
anodization	n. ¶§·¥¤Æ
anodize	v. ¹qÁá
anodizing	n. ¶§¤Æ
anodontia	n. [Âå] ¥ý¤Ñ©ÊµL¾¦¯g, (³¡¤À, ©Î¥þ³¡)
anodyne	a. ¤îµhªº, Âíµhªº, ¦w¼¢ªº;  n. ¤îµhÃÄ, Âíµh¾¯
anodynia	n. [Âå] µLµh, µhı¯Ê¥¢
anoesis	n. [¤ß] µL«äºûªº¯Â·Pıª¬ºA
anogenital	a. [Âå] ¨zªù»P¥Í´Þ¾¹ªº
anoia	n. ¥Õ·ö
anoint	v. ¶îªo¦bÀY¤W¥H¨Ï¯«¸t, ¶îªo
anointer	n. ¶îªoªÌ
anointment	n. ¶îªo, (°ò·þ±Ðªº)¶îªo§
anole	n. [°Êª«] ¦w¼Ö»h (²£©ó¼ö±a), ºñ¦w¼Ö»h
anolyte	n. [¤Æ] ¶§·¥²G, (¹q¦Àªº)¶§·¥¹q¸Ñ²G
anomalism	n. ²§±`, ¤£³W«h, ¨Ò¥~
anomalistic	a. ¤£³W«hªº, ¤Ï±`ªº, ªñÂIªº
anomaloscope	n. [Âå] ¦âª¼ÀˬdÃè
anomalous	a. ¤£³W«hªº, ¤Ï±`ªº, ¤£¦X±`²zªº
anomalous finite	n. ÅÜ«h¦³­­¦¡°Êµü
anomalously	adv. ¤Ï±`¦a, ¤£³W«h¦a
anomalure	n. [°Êª«] Åì§ÀªQ¹«
anomaly	n. ²§±`, ¤Ï±`, ²§±`ªº¤H©Îª«, ·î§Î
anomia	n. [Âå] Á|¦W¤£¯à¯g, (¤£¯à»¡¥X¤H»Pª«ªº¦WºÙ)
anomie	n. [ªÀ] µL»ù­Èª¬ºA, µLªkµL¤Ñ («üªÀ·|«H¥õ·Ç«hª{·À¡B­Û²z»ù­È¸ÑÅ骺²V¶Ãª¬ºA)
anon	a. [¥j] ¤£¤[, ¥ß¨è, ¥H«á
anon.	a. §@ªÌ¤£¸Ôªº(anonymous), §H¦Wªº, µL¦Wªº
Anona	n.[´Ó] µf¯ïªKÄÝ
anonaceous	a. [´Ó] µf¯ïªK¬ìªº
anonychia	n. [Âå] µL¤ö¯g, µL¥Ò¯g
anonym	n. °Î¦WªÌ, °²¦W, ¤Æ¦W, §@ªÌ¤£¸ÔªºµÛ§@
anonymity	n. °Î¦W, §@ªÌ¤£¸Ô, §H¦W, °Î¦WªÌ
anonymous	a. °Î¦Wªº, §H¦Wªº, §@ªÌ¤£¸Ôªº, µL¦Wªº, µL­Ó©Êªº
anonymous FTP	°Î¦WÀɮ׶ǿé¨óij(FTPªº¤@ºØ¶}©ñ¤½¥Î±b¸¹¡C¨ÑINTERNET¤W¥ô¤@¨Ï¥ÎªÌ¨Ï¥Î)
anonymously	adv. °Î¦W¦a, ¤£¨ã¦W¦a
anonymousness	n. ¤£¨ã¦W, ¤Æ¦W
anoopsia	n. [Âå] ¤W±×µø
anopheles	n. ºÄ°A
anophoria	n. [Âå] ¤WÁô±×²´, (¦Phyperphoria)
anophthalmia	n. [Âå] µL²´·î§Î
anophthalmos	n. [Âå] µL²´·î§Î
anopia	n. µL²´(¯g), µø¤O®ø¥¢, ¤W±×µø
anoplasty	n. [Âå] ¨zªù­×¸É
anopsia	n. [Âå] ®zµø¤WÁô±×
anorak	n. ªþ¦³°Â´Uªº§¨§J
anorchism	n. [Âå] µL¸A·î§Î
anorchous	a. [Âå] µLâé¤Y[ºë±_]ªº
anorchus	n. [Âå] (¥ý¤Ñ)µL¸AªÌ
anorectal	a. [Âå] ¨zªù»Pª½¸zªº
anorectic	a. µL­¹¼¤ªº, ¤Þ°_­¹¼¤³à¥¢ªº
anoretic	a. [Âå] ¹½­¹ªº
anorexia	n. ­¹¼¤¯Ê¥F, ¹½­¹
anorexia nervosa	n. ¯«¸g©Ê¹½­¹¯g
anorexic	n. ¹½­¹¯gªÌ;  a. ­¹¼¤¤£®¶ªº, ­¹¼¤¯Ê¥Fªº
anorthic	a. [Äq] ¤T±×ªº
anorthite	n. ¶tªø¥Û (¤@ºØ±×ªø¥Û)
anorthography	n. [Âå] ¥¿¼g¤£¯à
anorthopia	n. [²´] ¬n°¾µø
anorthosite	n. [©¥¥Û] ±×ªø©¥
anoscope	n. [Âå] ¨zªùÃè
anoscopy	n. [Âå] ¨zªùÃèÀˬd
anosmia	n. ¶åı³à¥¢¯g
anosognosia	n. [Âå] ¯fı¯Ê¥¢, ±wªÌµL¯e¯f·P
anospinal	a. [Âå] ¨zªù¯áÅ誺
anostosis	n. [Âå] °©µo¨|¤£¨}
another	a. ¦A¤@, ´è¤@, ¥t¤@­Ó;  prep. ¦A¤@­Ó, ¤S¤@­Ó
another pair of shoes	§¹¥þ¬O¥t¤@¦^¨Æ, ¨â½X¨Æ
anotia	n. [Âå] µL¦Õ·î§Î
anotron	n. §N³±·¥¥R®ð¾ã¬yºÞ
anotropia	n. [Âå] ¦Phypertropia
anotus	n. [Âå] µL¦Õ·î­L, ¥ý¤ÑµL¦Õ
anoura	n. µL§ÀÃþ[µìµ¥]
anourous	a. µL§Àªº
anovarism	n. [Âå] µL§Z±_·î§Î
anovesical	a. [Âå] ¨zªù»H¯Öªº
anovulant	a. §í¨î±Æ§Zªº;  n. §í¨î±Æ§ZÃÄ
anovulation	n. °±¤î±Æ§Z
anoxemia	n. [Âå] ¦å®ñ¯Ê¥F
anoxemic	a. [Âå] ¦å®ñ¯Ê¥Fªº
anoxia	n. ¯Ê®ñ¯g
anoxic	a. [Âå] ¯Ê®ñªº
Anping District	n. ¦w¥­°Ï
Anping District, Tainan City	n. ¥x«n¥«¦w¥­°Ï
anr.	another
ans.	answer
ANSA	¦w²ï³q°TªÀ
ansae	n. [Âå] ansa¤§½Æ¼Æ
ansate	a. ¦³¬`ªº, ¦³¬`ª¬³¡¤Àªº
ansate cross	n. ±a¶êÀô¤Q¦r¬[(ankh)
anschluss	n. ¦X¨Ö
Ansel	n. ¨k¤l¦W
Anselm	n. ¨k¤l¦W, ¸t¦w¶ë©i (1033-1109, ¥X¥Í©ó¸q¤j§Qªº¯«¾Ç®a, ´¿¦í­^°ê§¢¯S§B¹p, Canterbury ¤j¥D±Ð, 1093-1109)
anserine	a. ÃZªº, ¹³ÃZªº, ·M²Âªº
ANSI character set	ANSI¦r¤¸¶°
Ansolysen	Pentolinium°Ó¼Ð¦W, °ª¦åÀ£ªvÀøÃÄ, (¬°¥æ«å¯«¸g¸`ªýÂ_¾¯)
answer	vt. µª, ¦^µª, µªÂÐ, À³ªù, ²Å¦X, ¾A¦X, ­t³d;  n. ¦^µª, µª®×, ¸Ñµª, µªÅG, ¤Ï»é
answer a call of nature	¤W¬~¤â¶¡, ¤W´Z©Ò
answer back	¦^¼L, ³»¼L; µ¹...¦^¹q¸Ü
answer for	¹ï...­t³d, ±o¨ì...ªº³øÀ³, ¬°...©Ó¾á³d¥ô
answer in kind	·Ó¼Ë¦^·q; ¥H¤úÁÙ¤ú
answer one's prayer	º¡¨¬¬Y¤Hªº½Ð¨D
answer one's purpose	¾A¦X»Ý­n, ¦³¥Î, ³»¥Î, ºÞ¥Î
answer sheet	µª¨÷¯È, µªÃD¯È
answer the bell	À³ªù¹a¥h¶}ªù
answer the description	»P©Ò´y­zªº¯S¼x¬Û²Å
answer the phone	±µ¹q¸Ü
answer to	»P...¤@­P, ²Å¦X; ¦]...¦Ó°_§@¥Î
answer to the name of	(°Êª«)¦W¥s, ¥s°µ
answer up	¨³³t¦^µª, ¹ïµª¦p¬y
answerable	a. ¥iµªÂЪº, À³­t³d¥ôªº, ²Å¦Xªº, ¾A·íªº
answerback	n. ¦^µª
answerer	n. ¦^µªªÌ, µªÂЪÌ, ¸ÑµªªÌ, µªÅGªÌ
answering	a. ¦^µªªº, µªÂЪº, ²Å¦Xªº
Answerphone	n. ¹q¸Üµª¿ý¾÷
ant	n. ÃÆ, ¿ÂÃÆ;  suf. §Î®eµü¦r§À, ¦Wµü¦r§À(ªí¥Ü§@...ªº¤H©Îª«)
ant bear	n. («n¬ü²£ªº)¤j­¹ÃÆÃ~
ant cow	n. °HÂÎ(aphid)
ant egg	n. ÃƧZ
ant heap	n. ÃÆ¥C(=anthill), Ãƶï
ant hill	Ãƶï, ¤H¤f¸Y±Kªº¦a°Ï
ant lion	n. ÃÆ·à
Ant.	antenna, ¤Ï¸qµüantonym, «n·¥¤j³°Antarctica, Anthony, ¦w´£¥Ê®qAntigua, ¦w¯S¨½©iAntrim
ANTA	¬ü°ê¥þ°êÀ¸¼@¾Ç·|(American National Theatre and Academy)
Antabuse	n. [°Ó¼Ð] §Ù°s²¸, ¦w¶ð¥¬¥q (¥Î©óªvÀøºC©Ê¾J¤¤¬r)
antacid	a. ¤¤©M»Ä©Êªº, §Ü»Ä©Êªº;  n. §Ü»Ä¾¯, ¸Ñ»Ä¾¯
Antaean	a. ¦w®õªº, ¦w®õ¯ëªº, ¨ã¦³¶W¤H¤O¶qªº, ·¥¨ä¥¨¤jªº
Antaeus	n. [§Æ¯«] ¦w®õ (®ü¯« Poseidon »P¦a¯« Gaea ©Ò¥Íªº¤O¤jµL¤ñªº¥¨¤H)
antagonise	v. ¨Ï¤Ï§Ü, ¨Ï¼Ä¹ï
antagonism	n. ¹ï§Ü, ¹ï¥ß, ¼Ä¹ï, ¼Äµø
antagonist	n. ¼Ä¤â, ¹ï¤â, ¹ï§Ü¦Ù
antagonistic	a. ¹ï¥ßªº, ¹ï§Üªº, ¼Ä¹ïªº
antagonistical	a. ¤Ï¹ïªº, ¼Ä¹ïªº
antagonistically	adv. ¹ï¥ß¦a, ¹ï§Ü¦a, ¼Ä¹ï¦a
antagonize	vt. ¨Ï¦¨¼Ä¤H, ¼Ä¹ï, ¤Ï¹ï, ¹ï§Ü, ¤¤©M 
antalkali	n. ÆP©Ê¤¤©M¾¯, §ÜÆP¾¯
antalkaline	a. ¸ÑÆPªº, §ÜÆPªº
antaphrodisiac	a. À£¨î©Ê¼¤ªº
Antara	n. ¦w¶ð©Ô³q°TªÀ (¦L«×¥§¦è¨Èªº°ê®a³q°TªÀ, ¥ÑÁ`²Îª½±µ±±¨î)
antarctic	a. «n·¥ªº, «n·¥¦a±aªº;  n. «n·¥
antarctic circle	n. «n·¥°é
Antarctic Continent	n. «n·¥¬w
Antarctic Ocean	n. «n·¥®ü, «n¦B¬v
Antarctic Pole	n. «n·¥(=the South Pole)
Antarctic Zone	n. «n·¥±a
Antarctica	n. «n·¥¬w
antares	n. ¤ß¤j¬P
antarthritic	n. [Âå] §ÜÃö¸`ª¢¾¯
antbird	n. [³¾] ÃƳ¾ (²£©ó¬ü¬w¼ö±a¦a°Ï)
ante	n. ½äª`, ¤ÀÅuÃB;  vt. ¤U½äª`, ¤Uª`;  pref. ªí¥Ü¡u...¤§«e¡v
ante meridiem	adv. ¤È«e, ¤W¤È
ante mortem	Á{¦º«eªº
ante up	¤À¾á, ¥I±b; ´£¥X
ante-	ªí¥Ü¡u®É¶¡©Î¦ì¸m¡v¤§«eªº¦r­º
anteater	n. ­¹ÃÆÃ~
antebellum	a. ¾Ô«eªº, «n¥_¾Ôª§«eªº
antebrachial	a. [Âå] «eÁuªº
antebrachium	n. «eÁu
antecede	vt. (¦b®É¶¡¡BªÅ¶¡¡B¶¶§Ç¤è­±)¦b...¤§«e, ©~...¤§¥ý
antecedence	n. (®É¶¡¡B¶¶§Ç)¦b«e, ©~«e
antecedency	n. ¥ý¦æ, ¥ý¦b, °f¦æ
antecedent	a. ¥ý«eªº, ¥ý¦æªº, ±À©wªº, ±À½×ªº;  n. «e¨Æ, ¥ý¨Ò, ¥ý¦æµü, ¨­¥@, ¯ª¥ý, «e´£
antecedent to	¥ý©ó..., ¦b...¤§«e
antecedently	adv. ¦b«e, ¦b¥ý
antecessor	n. «e¥ôªÌ, «e½ú
antechamber	n. «e°ó, «eÆU, ±µ«Ý«Ç
antechapel	n. ±Ð°ó¦èºÝªºªùÆU
antechoir	n. [¦a] ±Ð°ó°Û¸Ö¯Z®y®u¤J¤f³B
antecurvature	n. [Âå] »´·L«e¦±, «e¦±
antedate	vt. §â¤é´Á¶ñ¦­, ¨Ï´£¦­, ¹w´Á;  n. ¶ñ¦­ªº¤é´Á
antediluvian	a. ¤j¬x¤ô«eªº, ¤W¥jªº, »·¥jªº, ¥j­·ªº, ¦¡ªº;  n. ¤j¬x¤ô¥H«eªº¨Æª«, ¦Ñ¥j¸³
antefebrile	a. [Âå] µo¿N«eªº
antefix	n. ¸Ë¹¢«Î¥Ë, ¥½ºÝ¸Ë¹¢
anteflexion	n. [Âå] «e©}, (¤l®c)
antelocation	n. [Âå] ¦ì¸m«e²¾, (¦p:¤l®c)
antelope	n. ²Ü¦Ï, ²Ü¦Ï¥Ö
antemeridian	a. ¤W¤Èªº
antemeridiem	a. ¤W¤È
antemetic	a. §í¤îäú¤ß[¹Ã¦R]ªº
antemortem	a. Á{¦º«eªº
antemundane	a. ¥@¬É³Ð³y¥H«eªº
antenatal	a. ¥X¥Í«eªº, ²£«eªº;  n. ²£«eÀˬd
antenna	n. IJŽ, IJ¨¤, ¤Ñ½u
antenna array	n. ¤Ñ½u°}¦C(beam antenna)
antenna circuit	n. ¤Ñ½u¹q¸ô
antennae	n. ¤Ñ½u, IJŽ, IJ¨¤
antennainductance	n. ¤Ñ½u¹q·P¶q
antennal	a. IJ¨¤[IJ¤ò] ªº, ¤Ñ½uªº
antennamitter	n. ¤Ñ½u¿é°e¾¹
antennary	a. IJ¨¤[IJ¤ò] ªº, ¤Ñ½uªº
antennate	a. ¦³Ä²¨¤ªº
antenniform	a. IJ¨¤§Îªº, ¨¤ª¬ªº
antennule	n. ¤pIJ¨¤
antenuptial	a. ±B«eªº
antenuptial contract	n. ±B¬ù
anteorbital	a. [¸Ñ] ²´²µ«eªº, ²´·ú«eªº, ²´«eªº
antepartal	a. [Âå] ¤À®Y«eªº, ¥Í²£«eªº
antepartum	a. [Âå] ¤À®Y«eªº
antependium	n. ¸Ë¹¢, ±c¹÷, ®à¥¬
antepenult	n. ­Ë¼Æ²Ä¤T­µ¸`
antepenultimate	a. ­Ë¼Æ²Ä¤T­µ¸`ªº;  n. ­Ë¼Æ²Ä¤T­µ¸` 
antephase	n. [Âå] ²Ó­M®Ö¤Àµõ«e´Á
anteposition	n. ¥¿±`»y¶¶ªºÄA­Ë, «e¸m
antepost	a. [ÁÉ°¨] (½äª`)¤U©óÁÉ°¨¸¹½X¤½§G¤§«eªº
anteprandial	a. ¶º«eªº
antepyretic	a. [Âå] µo¿N«eªº
anterior	a. «e­±ªº, ¥ý«eªº
anterior to	¥ý©ó..., ¦b...¤§«e
anteriorly	adv. «e­±¦a, ¦b¥ý¦a
antero	comb. ªí¥Ü¡u«eªº¡v¡B¡u«e©M...¡v¡B¡u±q«e³¡¨ì...¡v
anteroclusion	n. [Âå] ¤U¾g«e¦ù«r¦X¤£¨}, («U)¦a¥]¤Ñ, (¦Pmesioclusion)
anterograde	a. [Âå] ¶¶¦æªº«e¶iªº, (»Pretrograde¬Û¤Ï)
anteroinferior	a. [Âå] «e¤Uªº
anterolateral	a. «e¥~°¼ªº
anteromedian	a. [Âå] «e¤¤ªº, «e­±¤¤¶¡
anteroom	n. «e«Ç, ±µ«Ý«Ç, ¥ð®§«Ç
anteroposterior	a. «e«á¤è¦Vªº, ¸¡­Iªº
anterosuperior	a. [Âå] «e¤Wªº
antetype	n. ­ì«¬
anteversion	n. [Âå] «e¦V¦ì, «eÂà«e¶É
antevert	vt. ¨Ï(¤l®cµ¥¾¹©x)«e¶É
anteverted	a. [Âå] «e¶Éªº
anth	comb. ªí¥Ü¡uªá¡v, ¡u¦üªáªº¡v
Anthea	n. ¦w¦è¶®(¤k¤l¦W)
anthelion	n. ¤Û¤é
anthelix	n. ¹ï¦Õ½ü
anthelmintic	a. ¥iÅX°£¸z¤ºÂΤlªº;  n. ÅXÂξ¯, ¥´ÂÎÃÄ
anthem	n. ¸tºq, Æg¬ü¸Ö, ¹|ºq, °êºq, ®Õºq
anthemion	n. §Ô¥V¸Ë¹¢, ´Ä¸­¸Ë¹¢
anther	n. ¶¯¿¶ªºªá¯»Ån, ªáÃÄ
antheral	a. ªáÃĪº
antheridium	n. ¶¯¾¹ªº, ³yºë¾¹ªº
antherozoid	n. [´Ó] ¹C°Êºë¤l (¤@ºØ¹C°Êªº¶¯°t¤l)
anthesis	n. [´Ó] ¶}ªá(´Á)
anthill	n. ÃÆ¥C, ¿Â¶ï
anthocarpous	a. [´Ó] ºUªáªGªº
anthodium	n. [´Ó] (µâ¬ì´Óª«ªº)ÀYª¬ªá§Ç
anthol.	n. (¸Ö¡B¤å¡B¦±¡Bµeµ¥ªº)¿ï¶°(anthology)
anthologist	n. ¿ï¶°ªº½sªÌ
anthologize	vi. ½s¿ï¶°, vt. ½s¤J¿ï¶°
anthology	n. ¸Ö¿ï, ¤å¿ï, ¦±¶°, µe¶°
Anthony	n. ¦wªF¥§(¨k¤l¦W), ¸t¦wªF¥§
anthophagous	a. ¥Hªá¬°­¹ªº, ­¹ªá©Êªº
anthophilous	a. ­¹ªáªº, ¦bªá¶¡³V­¹ªº
anthophobia	n. [Âå] ®£ªá¯g
anthophore	n. ªá³Q¶¡¬W
anthophyllite	n. ?ªá¸­¥Û
anthotaxy	n. [´Ó] ªá§Ç
anthozoa	n. ¬À·ä
anthozoan	n. ¬À·äÂÎ
anthrac	comb. ªí¥Ü¡u¬´¡v¡B¡u÷ê¡v
anthracemia	n. [Âå] ®ñ¤ÆºÒ¦å¯g¬´¯j±ìµß¦å¯g
anthracia	n. [Âå] Ëo, ÷ê
anthracic	a. [Âå] Ëo, ª¢¯jªº
anthracite	n. µL·Ï·Ñ
anthracites	n. ¥Û¬´
anthracitic	a. µL·Ï·Ñªº, ¦üµL·Ï·Ñªº
anthracitous	a. §tµL·Ï·Ñªº
anthracnose	n. [´Ó] ¬´¯j¯f
anthracoid	a. [Âå] Ãþ¬´¯jª¬ªº¦ü÷ꪺ¦ü¬´ªº
anthracometer	n. [Âå] ¤G®ñ¤ÆºÒ©w¶q­p
anthraconecrosis	n. [Âå] Ä[¯j, ¶Â¦âÃa¦º
anthracosis	n. [Âå] ºÒ¥½¨IµÛ¯g
anthracotherapy	n. [Âå] ¬´Àøªk, (¥Î¬¡©Ê¬´charcoalªvÀø)
anthramycin	n. [Âå] §Ü¥Í¯À¤@ºØ, (ªvÀùÃÄ)
anthranilate	n. [¤Æ] ®ò°ò­f¥Ò»ÄÆQ[à­]
anthrax	n. [Âå] ¬´¯j¼ö, ÷ê
anthrop	comb. ªí¥Ü¡u¤H¡v¡B¡u¤HÃþ¡v
anthrop.	anthropological, anthropology
anthropic	a. ¤Hªº, ¤HÃþªº, (¦b¦a²y¤W¥Í¦s)®É¥Nªº
anthropo	comb. ªí¥Ü¡u¤H, ¤HÃþ, ¤HÃþ¾Ç¡v
anthropobiology	n. [Âå] ¤HÃþ¥Íª«¾Ç, (¥]¬A, ¤H·á)
anthropocentric	a. ¥H¤HÃþ¬°¤¤¤ßªº
anthropogenesis	n. ¤HÃþ·½½×
anthropogenic	a. ¤H¬°ªº
anthropogeny	n. ¤HÃþ°_·½½×
anthropogeography	n. ¤H¤å¦a²z¾Ç
anthropography	n. ¤HÃþ§Ó
anthropoid	a. ¦ü¤HÃþªº;  n. Ãþ¤H·á
anthropoidal	a. Ãþ¤H·áªº
Anthropoidea	n. [Âå] Ãþ¤H¨È¥Ø, (¤H»P·á¥H¤U¤§°Êª«)
anthropokinetics	n. [Âå] ¤HÃþ°Ê¤O¾Ç
anthropol.	anthropology
anthropologic	a. ¤HÃþ¾Çªº
anthropological	a. ¤HÃþ¾Çªº
anthropological linguistics	¤HÃþ»y¨¥¾Ç
anthropologically	adv. ¦b¤HÃþ¾Ç¤W
anthropologist	n. ¤HÃþ¾Ç®a
anthropology	n. ¤HÃþ¾Ç
anthropometric	a. ¤HÅé´ú¶qªº
anthropometrical	a. ¤HÅé´ú¶qªº
anthropometry	n. ¤HÅé´ú¶q¾Ç
anthropomorph	n. ¤H§Î¹Ï®× (¨Ò:¥v«e¹Ïµe)
anthropomorphic	a. ¯«¤H¦P§Î½×ªº, ¯«¤H¦P©Ê½×ªº
anthropomorphism	n. ¯«¤H¦P§Î½×, ¯«¤H¦P©Ê½×
anthropomorphist	n. ¯«¤H¦P§Î¦P½×ªÌ
anthropomorphize	v. ¤H®æ¤Æ, ½á»P¤H©Ê
anthropomorphosis	n. ¤Æ¬°¤H§Î, ¤H§Î¤Æ
anthropomorphous	a. ¦³¤H§Îªº
anthropopathism	n. ¯«[°Êª«, µL¥Íª«µ¥]»P¤H¦P·P½× (»{¬°¤H¥H¥~ªº¨Æª«¨ã¦³»P¤H¤@¼Ëªº·P±¡[¼ö±¡]ªº¾Ç»¡)
anthropopathy	n. ¯«[°Êª«, µL¥Íª«µ¥]»P¤H¦P·P½×
anthropophagi	n. ­¹¤H±Ú
anthropophagic	a. ­¹¤H¦×ªº
anthropophagite	n. ­¹¤Hªº³¥ÆZ¤H
anthropophagous	a. ­¹¤Hªº, ¦Y¤H¦×ªº
anthropophagy	n. ­¹¤H
anthropos	n. ¤H, ¤HÃþ
anthroposcopy	n. ¤HÅéÆ[¹î(ªk), (¤£¶i¦æ¹ê´úªº)µø¶E(ªk)
anthroposomatology	n. [Âå] ¤HÅéµ²ºc¥\¯à¾Ç
anthroposophy	n. ¤H´¼»¡
anthropotomy	n. ¤HÅé¸Ñ­å¾Ç
anthropotoxin	n. [Âå] ¤HÅé¬r¯À
anthurium	n. [´Ó] ªáòâÄÝ(Anthurium)¦UºØÆ[¸­´Óª«, ¦w¯ªªá (¤Ñ«n¬P¬ì´Óª«, ­ì²£¬ü¬w¼ö±a¦a°Ï)
anti	n. ¤Ï¹ïªÌ, ¤Ï¹ï½×ªÌ;  a. ¤Ï¹ïªº;  pref. ªí¥Ü¡u¤Ï¹ï, ¼Ä¹ï, ¹ï§Ü, ©è§Ü, ±Æ¥¸¡v
anti-	ªí¥Ü¡u§Ü©Ú¡v, ¡u¹ï§Ü¡v, ¡u§í¨î¡v¤§¦r­º, (Gr.)
anti-aggression	n. ¤Ï«I²¤
Anti-Air Raid Day	n. ¨¾ªÅ¸`
anti-aircraft	a. ¨¾ªÅ¥Îªº
anti-American	a. ¤Ï¬üªº, ¤Ï¬ü°êªº
anti-Americanism	n. ¤Ï±R¬ü¥D¸q
anti-art	n. ¤ÏÃÀ³N
anti-ballistic	a. ¤Ï¼u¹Dªº, ¤Ï­¸¼uªº
anti-cancer drug	n. §ÜÀùÃÄ
anti-Catholic	a. n. ¤Ï¤Ñ¥D±Ðªº(¤H)
anti-church	a. ¤Ï±Ð·|ªº
anti-communism	n. ¤Ï¦@²£¥D¸q
anti-communist	n. ¤Ï¦@ªÌ
anti-depressant	n. ¿³¾Ä¾¯
anti-discriminate	n. ¤Ï¹ïºØ±Ú§Áµø
anti-establishment	a. ¤ÏÅé¨îªº, ¤Ï²{¦æ¨î«×ªº
anti-establishmentarian	n. ¤Ï²{¦æ¨îªÌªº, ¤ÏÅé¨îªº
anti-G suit	n. (¤ÓªÅ­¸¦æ­ûªº)§Ü­«¤O¥[³t­¸¦æªA
anti-hero	n. ¥­¤Zªº¥D¨¤
anti-icer	n. ¨¾¦B¸Ë¸m
anti-imperialism	n. ¤Ï«Ò°ê¥D¸q
anti-imperialist	n. ¤Ï«Ò°ê¥D¸qªÌ
anti-inflammatory	a.®øª¢ªº;  n. ®øª¢ÃÄ
anti-inflation	a. ¤Ï³q³f¿±µÈ, §í¨î³q³f¿±µÈªº
anti-intellectual	a. ¤Ïª¾ÃѪº, ¤Ïª¾ÃѤÀ¤lªº
anti-Jacobin	a. n. ¤Ï¶®¦U»«¬£ªº(¤H)
anti-novel	n. ¤Ï¶Ç²Î¤p»¡
anti-roman	n. ¤Ï¶Ç²Î¤p»¡(antinovel)
anti-sabbatarian	a. n. ¤Ï¹ïÄY¦u¦w®§¤éªº(¤H)
anti-scriptural	a. ¤Ï¹ï¡m¸t¸g¡nªº
anti-Semite	n. ¤ÏµS¤Ó¤HªÌ
anti-Semitic	n. ¤ÏµS¤Ó¤Hªº
anti-semitism	n. ¤ÏµS¤Ó¥D¸q
anti-sunburn	a. ¨¾¤é®Íªº
anti-trust	n. ¤Ï¦«»¶´µ
anti-western	a. ¤Ï¦è¤è
antiabortifacient	n. [Âå] ¦w­L¾¯
antiabortion	a. ¤Ï¹ï¼Z­Lªº, ¤Ï¹ï¬y²£ªº
antiabortionist	n. ¤Ï¼Z­LªÌ
antiagglutinin	n. [Âå] §Ü¾®¶°¯À
antiaging	a. §Ü°I¦Ñªº, ¨¾¦Ñ¤Æªº
antiaircraft	a. ¨¾ªÅªº, ¹ï¥I­¸¾÷ªº;  n. ¨¾ªÅªZ¾¹, °ª®g¯¥
antiaircraft artillery	°ª®g¬¶
antiaircraft dugout	¨¾ªÅÀ¢
antiaircraft emplacement	°ª®g¬¶±»Åé
antiaircraft forces	¨¾ªÅ³¡¶¤
antialbumin	n. [Âå] §Ü¥Õ³J¥Õ¥Õ³J¥Õ¨I¾ý¯À
antialcoholism	n. ¤Ï¹ï¶¼°s¹L¦h, ¸`°s, ¸T°s
antialexin	n. [Âå] §Ü¸ÉÅé
antiamebic	n. [Âå] ±þªü¦Ì¤Ú¾¯
antianaphylactin	n. [Âå] §Ü¹L±Ó¯À
antianaphylaxis	n. [Âå] §Ü¹L±Ó©Ê
antiandrogen	n. [¥Í¤Æ] §Ü¶¯©Ê²üº¸»X[¿E¯À]ª«½è
antianemic	n. [Âå] §Ü³h¦å¾¯
antiantibody	n. [Âå] §Ü§ÜÅé, (¹ï§Ü§ÜÅé)
antiar	n. ¨£¦å«Ê³ï¾ð¯× (¤@ºØ¦³¬r¨Å²G), (¬r½b¥Îªº)¨£¦å«Ê³ï¬r²G, [´Ó] ¨£¦å«Ê³ï¾ð
antiarrhythmic	a. [ÃÄ] §Ü¤ß«ß¥¢±`[¤£¾ã]ªº
antiarthritic	a. §Ü[´î»´]Ãö¸`ª¢ªº
antiatom	n. [²z] ¤Ï­ì¤l
antiauthoritarian	a. ¤ÏÅv«Â¥D¸qªº
antiauxin	n. §Ü¥Íªø¯À
antibacchius	n. °f¦V§í´­´­®æ
antibacterial	a. §Üµßªº;  n. §ÜµßÃÄ
antiballistic	a. ¤Ï­¸¼uªº, ¤Ï¼u¹Dªº
antibaryon	n. [²z] ¤Ï­«¤l
antibechic	n. [Âå] Âí«y¾¯
antibilious	a. ªvÁx¯fªº
antibiosis	n. §Ü¥Í
antibiotic	a. §Ü¥Íªº;  n. §Ü¥Í¯À
antibiotics	n. §Ü¥Í¯À, §Ü¥Í¾Ç
antibiotin	n. [Âå] §Ü¥Í¬¡¯À
antiblack	a. ¤Ï¹ï¶Â¤Hªº
antiblastic	a. §í¨î[ªý¤î]²Óµß¥Íªøªº
antiblennorrhagic	a. [Âå] ¨¾ªv²O¯fªº
antibody	n. (¦å²M¤¤ªº)§ÜÅé
antibrachium	n. [Âå] «eÁu
antibugging	a. ¤ÏÅÑÅ¥ªº
antibusiness	a. ¤Ï°Ó·~ªº
antic	a. ·Æ½]ªº, ¥j©Çªº;  n. ·Æ½]ªº°Ê§@, ¤p¤¡  
anticalculous	a. [Âå] §Üµ²¥Ûªº
anticancer	a. §ÜÀùªº
anticarious	a. [Âå] §Üø쾦ªº
anticatalyst	n. [¤Æ] ¤Ï¶Ê¤Æ¾¯, ¶Ê¤Æ¬r¾¯, ¶Ê¤Æ¬rª«
anticathode	n. ¹ï³±·¥, ¶§·¥
anticheirotonus	n. [Âå] ©æ«üµj¦±
antichlor	n. [¤Æ] ²æ[°£]´â¾¯
anticholinergic	a. §ÜÁxÆP¯àªº
antichrist	n. ¤Ï¹ï°ò·þªÌ, ¤Ï°ò·þ
antichristian	n. ¤Ï¹ï°ò·þ±ÐªÌ, ¤Ï¹ï°ò·þªº, ¤Ï¹ï°ò·þ±Ðªº
anticipant	a. ¹w´Áªº, ¬ß±æªº;  n. ¹w´ÁªÌ
anticipate	vt. ´Á«Ý, ¹w´Á, ¹w¥ý·Ç³Æ, ¥e¥ý, ¥ýµo¨î¤H, ¥[³tµo¥Í, vi. ¹w®Æ
anticipation	n. ¹w´Á, ´Á«Ý, ¹w®Æ, ¥ýµo¨î¤H
anticipative	a. ¹w®Æªº, ¦û¥ýªº, ¥ýµo¨î¤Hªº
anticipatively	adv. ¹w®Æ¦a, ¥ýµo¨î¤H¦a
anticipator	n. ¹w´ÁªÌ, ¥ýµo¨î¤HªÌ
anticipatory	a. ¹w®Æªº, ¹w´Áªº, ¥ý¦æªº
antick	a. [¥j] ²§¼Ëªº, µ}©_¥j©Çªº
anticlastic	a. [¼Æ¡E²z] ¤¬¤Ïªº, ¾b§Î­±ªº
anticlerical	a. ¤Ï±ÐÅvªº, ¤Ï¹¬«Q¤z¬Fªº
anticlericalism	a. ¤Ï±ÐÅv½×
anticlimactic	a. º¥­°ªkªº, ªêÀY³D§Àªº, ¤Ï°ª¼éªº
anticlimax	n. º¥­°ªk, ªêÀY³D§À
anticlinal	a. ­I±×ªº
anticline	n. ­I±×
anticlinorium	n. [¦a] ½Æ­I±×
anticlockwise	a. °f®É°w¤è¦Vªº, ¤Ï®É°w¤è¦Vªº;  adv. °f®É°w¤è¦V
anticly	adv. ©_©Ç¦a, ¥j©Ç¦a
anticoagulant	a. §Ü¾®¦åªº, §Ü¾®©Tªº;  n. §Ü¾®¦å¾¯, §Ü¾®©T¾¯
anticoagulin	n. [Âå] §Ü¾®¦å¯À
anticodon	n. [¥Í¤Æ] ¤Ï±K½X¤l
anticoherer	n. ´²®h¾¹
anticoincidence	n. ¤£¤@­P
anticommunism	n. ¤Ï¦@²£¥D¸q
anticommunist	a. n. ¤Ï¦@¥D¸qªº, ¤Ï¦@ªº, ¤Ï¦@¥D¸qªÌ
anticomplement	n. [Âå] §Ü¸ÉÅé, (°Ñcomplement)
anticonstitutional	a. ¹H¤Ï¾Ëªkªº, ¹H¤Ï¥ß¾Ëªº, ¹H¤Ï³¹µ{ªº
anticonvulsant	a. [ÃÄ] ¨¾¤î[§í¨î](Åöíwµ¥ªº)µjÅ˪º
anticorrosion	a. ¨¾(»G)»kªº
anticorrosive	a. ¨¾»Gªº, ¨¾»kªº, ¨¾Äêº;  n. ¨¾»G¾¯, ¨¾»k¾¯
anticrime	a. ¨¾¤î¥Ç¸oªº
antics	n. ·Æ½]ªº°Ê§@, ¥j©Çªº«ººA
anticyclone	n. ¤Ï®ð±Û, °ª®ðÀ£
anticyclonic	a. °f±Û­·ªº
anticytolysin	n. [Âå] §Ü·»²Ó­M¯À
anticytotoxin	n. [Âå] §Ü²Ó­M¬r¯À, (¹ï§Ü¹ï²Ó­M¦³¬r¤§ª«½è)
antidemocratic	a. ¤Ï¥Á¥Dªº
antidepressant	a. §Ü§íÆ{ªº;  n. §Ü§íÆ{ÃÄ
antiderivative	n. [¼Æ] ¤£©w¿n¤À
antidiabetic	a.§Ü¿}§¿¯fªº;  n. §Ü¿}§¿¯fÃÄ
antidiarrheal	n. [Âå] ¤îÂm¾¯
antidiarrhoeal	n. ¤îÂm¾¯
antidinic	a. [Âå] ¤î·w¯tªº
antidiphtheritic	a. [ÃÄ] §Ü¥Õ³ïªº
antidisestablishmentarianism	n. [­^¥v] ¤Ï¹ï¼o°£(­^°ê)°ê±Ð¨î«×½×
antidiuresis	n. §Ü§Q§¿
antidiuretic	a. n. [ÃÄ] §Ü§Q§¿(©Ê)ªº, §Ü§Q§¿ÃÄ
antidoron	n. [ªF¥¿±Ð] ¸g¹L¯¬ºÖªº¹Î«´ÄÑ¥]
antidotal	a. ¸Ñ¬rªº
antidote	n. ¸Ñ¬r¾¯, ¸ÑÃÄ, ¹ïµ¦
antidraft	n. ¤Ï¼x§L
antidromic	a. [¥Í²z] (¯«¸gÅÖºû¡B¶Ç¾É½Ä°Êµ¥)°f¦Vªº, ¤Ï¦Vªº
antidrug	a. ¤Ï¬r«~ªº, ¤Ï¬rªº, ¤Ï§l¬rªº
antidumping	a. ¤Ï(¥~°ê²£«~)¶É¾Pªº
antidysenteric	n. [Âå] §Üµg¯eÃÄ
antielectron	n. [²z] ¥¿¹q¤l
antiemetic	a. [ÃÄ] ¤î(¹Ã)¦Rªº
antienergistic	a. [²z] °f(¬I)¯àªº, §Ü(¬I)¯àªº
antienzyme	n. §Ü»Ã¯À
antiepileptic	a. [ÃÄ] §ÜÅöíwªº
antiepithelial	a. [Âå] ¯}Ãa¤W¥Ö²Ó­Mªº
antiestablishment	a. ¤Ï²{¦sªÀ·|Åé¨îªº
antiestrogen	n. [¥Í¤Æ] §Ü»Û¿E¯À
Antietam	n. [¦a] ¦w³ö¶ð©iªe (¬ü°êªi¦h°¨§Jªeªº¤ä¬y, «n¬y¸g¹ê¤iªk¥§¨È¦{©M°¨§QÄõ¦{, «n¥_¾Ôª§®É´¿¦b¦¹¿E¾Ô(1862¦~), ®À±Ñ¤F«n­x§õ±N­x¥_«Iªº¥ø¹Ï)
antifat	a. ¨¾ªÎ­Dªº, §Ü¯×ªÕªº
antifebrile	a. ¸Ñ¼öªº, °h¼öªº;  n. ¸Ñ¼ö¾¯
antifederalist	n. ¤ÏÁp¨¹¥D¸qªÌ, ¤ÏÁp¨¹ÄÒ­û
antifeminism	n. ¨k¤k¥­µ¥¥D¸q
antifeminist	a. ¤Ï¹ï¤kÅv¥D¸qªº
antiferment	n. [Âå] ¨¾¤îµo»Ã§@¥Î
antiferroelectricity	n. ¤ÏÅK¹q©Ê
antiferromagnetic	a. [²z] ¤ÏÅKºÏªº
antiferromagnetism	n. ¤ÏÅKºÏ©Ê
antifertility	a. Á×¥¥ªº
antifertilizin	n. [Âå] À³¥¥¯À, (ºëÂÎªí­±ªº¤@ºØª«½è»P§Z¤lovum²Ó­M½¤¤W¤§fertilizin¬Û§l¤Þ)
antiflatulent	a. [Âå] ªv®ðµÈªº
antifog	a. ¨¾Ãúªº
antiforeign	a. ±Æ¥~ªº
antiform	a. ¤Ï©T©w§Î¦¡ªº («ü¤Ï¹ï±Ä¥Î¶Ç²Î§Î¦¡©M§÷®ÆªºÃÀ³N¶É¦V), ¤Ï¶Ç²Î§Î¦¡ªº
antifoulant	n. ¨¾¦Ã¾¯ (¦p¶î©ó²î©³ªºªoº£µ¥)
antifouling	a. n. ¨¾¦Ãªº(ªoº£)
antifreeze	n. ¨¾­á¾¯
antifriction	a. ´î¤Ö¿iÀ¿ªº;  n. ¼í·Æ¾¯
antifungal	a. §Ü¯uµßªº, §Üµßªº, ±þµßªº
antigalactic	n. [Âå] ¨Å²G¤Àªc§í¨î¾¯
antigas	a. ¨¾¬r®ðªº
antigen	n. §Ü­ì
antigenemia	n. [Âå] (¦³§Ü­ì¤§¦å), §Ü­ì¦å
antigenic	a. [§K¬Ì] §Ü­ìªº
antigenicity	n. [Âå] §Ü­ì¤O, (¨ë¿E²£¥Í§ÜÅ餧¯à¤O)
antigenotherapy	n. [Âå] §Ü­ìÀøªk, (ª`®g§Ü­ì, ¨ë¿E§ÜÅé²£¥Í)
antiglobulin	n. [¥Í¤Æ] §Ü²y³J¥Õ
antigoitrogenic	a. [Âå] §Ü¥Òª¬µÇ¸~ªº
Antigone	n. ¦w´£ºq¥§
Antigonus	n. ¦w´£¬_ (Antigonus I, 382?-301 b.c. ¨È¾ú¤s¤jªº±N»â, °¨¨ä¹y°ê¤ý(306-301 b.c.), ³qºÙ¡§Antigonus Cyclops¡¨ [¿W²´¤ý])
antigovernment	a. ¤Ï¬F©²ªº, ¤Ï¬F©²¶Õ¤Oªº
antigravity	a. §Ü¤Þ¤Oªº
antigropelos	n. ¨¾¤ô¸j»L
Antigua	n. [¦a] ¦w´£¥Ê®q (¦è¦L«×¸s®qªF³¡ Leeward ¸s®q¤¤ªº¤@­Ó¤p®q)
Antigua and Barbuda	n. ¦w¦a¥d(°ê¦W¡A¦b¤¤«n¬ü¬w)
antigun	a. ¤Ï¹ï¾Ö¦³ºj±ñªº
antihalation	n. a. [Äá] ®ø·w(ªº)
antihelium	n. [²z] ¤Ï®ó
antihelix	n. ¹ï¦Õ½ü
antihelmintic	n. [Âå] ÅXÂξ¯
antihemophilic	a. [¥Í¤Æ] §Ü¦å¤Í¯fªº
antihemorrhagic	n. [Âå] ¤î¦å¾¯
antihero	n. µL­^¶¯®ð½èªº¥D¨¤
antiheroic	a. µL­^¶¯®ð½èªº
antiheroine	n. ¯Ê¥F­^¶¯®ð½èªº¤k¥D¨¤
antihidrotic	n. [Âå] ¤î¦½¾¯
antihijacking	a. ¨¾§T¾÷ªº
antihistamine	n. (ªv·P«_©Î±Ó·P¯gªº)§Ü²Õ´Ói¾¯
antihistaminic	n. [Âå] §Ü²Õ´Ói¾¯
antihormone	n. [Âå] §Ü¤º¤Àªcª«½è, ²üº¸»X§í¨î¾¯
antihuman	a. ¤Ï¤HÃþ(Åé)ªº
antihypercholesterolemic	n. [Âå] §Ü¦åÁx¯×¾J¹L¦h¾¯
antihyperglycemic	n. [Âå] §Ü¦å¿}¹L¦h¾¯
antihyperon	n. [²z] ¤Ï¶W¤l
antihypertensive	a. ­°¦åÀ£ªº;  n. §Ü°ª¦åÀ£ÃÄ
antihypnotic	n. [Âå] ¨¾¤îºÎ¯v¾¯
antijamming	n. §Ü¤zÂZ
antikenotoxin	n. [Âå] §Ü¯h³Ò¬r¯À
antiketogenesis	n. [Âå] ¨¾¤îà¬Åé¥Í¦¨, ¨Ïà¬Åé´î¤Ö
antiketogenic	n. [Âå] ¨¾¤îà¬Åé¥Í¦¨ªº, ´îପº
antikidnaping	a. ¨¾¸j¬[ªº
antiknock	n. §ÜÃz¾¯(¥Î¨Ó¨¾¤î¤º¿U¾÷ªºÃz¾_)
antilabor	a. ¤Ï¤u·|ªº, ¤Ï¤u¤H§Q¯qªº
antilepton	n. [²z] ¤Ï»´¤l
antilipemic	n. [Âå] §Ü¦å¯×ªÕ¾¯
antilithic	a. ¨¾µ²¥Ûªº
Antillean	a. ¦w´À¦C¸s®q
Antilles	n. pl. ¦w¦a¦C´µ¸s®q
antilock	a. (¤×«ü¨î°Ê¨t²Î)¨¾¨®½ü¥d¦í[￦X]¥´·Æªº
antilog	n. ¤Ï¹ï¼Æ, °f¹ï¼Æ
antilogarithm	n. [¼Æ] °f¹ï¼Æ
antilogism	n. [ÅÞ] ¤Ï¤T¬q½×, ¤ÏÅÞ¿è½×
antilogy	n. «e«á¥Ù¬Þ
antilysin	n. [Âå] ·»¯À§ÜÅé, §Ü·»¯À
antilysis	n. [Âå] §í¨î·»¸Ñ§@¥Î
antilytic	a. [Âå] §Ü·»¸Ñ§@¥Îªº, §í¨î·»¸Ñªº
antimacassar	n. ´È®M, ®à®M
antimagnetic	a. §ÜºÏªº
antimalarial	a. n. §ÜºÄªº, §ÜºÄÃÄ
antimask	n. [±a­±¨ãªº] ·Æ½]À¸
antimasque	n. [±a­±¨ãªº] ·Æ½]À¸
antimatter	n. [ª«²z] ¤Ïª«½è
antimere	n. [°Êª«] Åé¿ç, ¹ïºÙ³¡ (¦P¶b²§¦Vªº¹ïºÙ³¡¤À)
antimetabolite	n. [¥Í¤Æ¡EÃÄ] ¥NÁ«ú§Üª«[ÃÄ]
antimetropia	n. [Âå] »·ªñµø, (¤@²´»·µø¥t¤@²´ªñµø)
antimicrobial	a. [¥Í¤Æ¡EÃÄ] §Ü·L¥Íª«ªº, §Üµßªº
antimicrophonic	n. ¤Ï·L­µ¾¹
antimilitarism	n. ¤Ï­x°ê¥D¸q
antimissile	a. ¤Ï­¸¼uªº;  n. ¤Ï­¸¼u­¸¼u
antimissile missile	n. ¤Ï­¸¼u­¸¼u
antimitotic	a. n. [¥Í¤Æ] §Ü¦³µ·¤Àµõªº, §Ü¦³µ·¤Àµõª«
antimonarchical	a. ¤Ï¹ï§g¥D¨î«×ªº
antimonarchist	n. ¤Ï¹ï§g¥D¨î«×ªÌ
antimonial	a. ¾Oªº, §t¾Oªº
antimonic	a. [¤Æ] ¾Oªº, §t¾Oªº, (¤×«ü)¤­»ù¾Oªº
antimonious	a. [¤Æ] ¾Oªº, ¦ü¾Oªº, (¤×«ü)¤T»ù¾Oªº, ¨È¾Oªº
antimonite	n. ½÷¾OÄq
antimonopoly	a. ¤ÏÃbÂ_ªº, ¸T¤îÃbÂ_ªº
antimonsoon	n. ¤Ï©u¸`­·
Antimony	n. ¾O(¤¸¯À²Å¸¹Sb¡A­ì¤l§Ç51¡A­ì¤l¶q121.757)
antimony glance	n. ½÷¾OÄq(stibnite)
antimonyl	n. [¤Æ] ®ñ¾O°ò (¤@»ù°ò)
antimorph	n. [Âå] §í¨î©Ê¬ðÅÜ°ò¦], (¹ï¦P¦ì¤§¥¿±`°ò¦]ÂI¦³¹ï§Ü§@¥ÎªÌ)
antimycin	n. [¥Í¤Æ] §ÜÅð¯ÀA (±o¦ÛÃìÅðµßÄݪº§Ü¥Íª«)
antimycotic	a. [Âå] §ÜÅðµß¥Íªøªº, §ÜÅðªº
antinarcotic	a. [Âå] §Ü³Â¾Kªº, §Ü³Â¾K¾¯ªº
antinatalism	n. ¤H¤f§í¨î½×
antinational	a. ¤Ï°ê®aªº, ¤Ï°ê®a¥D¸qªº
antineoplastic	a. §Ü´c©Ê¼W¥Í[¸~½F]ªº
antinephritic	a. [Âå] ªvµÇª¢ªº
antineuralgic	a. n. §Ü¯«¸gµhªº, §Ü¯«¸gµhÃÄ
antineutrino	n. [²z] ¤Ï·L¤¤¤l
antineutron	n. [ª«²z] ¤Ï¤¤¤l
anting	n. ÃƯD («ü¬YºØÃþªº³¾¬°¤F±þ°£¨­¤W±H¥ÍÂÎ¥HºuÀ¿¤è¦¡§â¤Àªc­W²Gªº¬¡¿ÂÃÆ»W©ó¦Ð¶¡)
antinion	n. [Âå] (ªE°©)²Ê¶©¬ð¬Û¹ï³BÃB°©¬ð¥X³¡, ¹ï²Ê¶©¥Þ
antinode	n. [²z] ªi¸¡ (¨âªi¸`¤§¶¡ªº®¶´T³Ì¤j°Ï)
antinodes	n. ªi¸¡
antinoise	a. ¨¾¾¸­µªº, §Ü¾¸­µªº
antinomian	a. ¥D±i¼o±ó¹D¼w«ßªº
antinomianism	n. ¹D¼w¼o±ó½×
antinomic	a. ¥Ù¬Þªº
antinomy	n. [­õ] ¤G«ß¬Û®¯, ¥Ù¬Þ
antinovel	n. ¤Ï¶Ç²Î¤p»¡, «D¥¿²Î¬£¤p»¡ («ü¥Î¹H­I¶Ç²Î¤p»¡·§©Àªº¤âªk¼g¦¨ªº¤p»¡)
antinuclear	a. ¤Ï®Ö(¯à)ªº, ¤Ï®Ö¤lªZ¾¹ªº
antinucleon	n. [ª«²z] ¤Ï®Ö¤l(«ü¤Ï½è¤l©Î¤Ï¤¤¤l)
antinuke	a. ¤Ï®Ö(¯à)ªº, ¤Ï®Ö¤lªZ¾¹ªº;  n. ¤Ï®ÖªÌ
Antioch	n. ¦w´£ªü
antiodontalgic	n. [Âå] ¤ú¤îµh¾¯
antiosmosis	n. ¤Ïº¯³z
antioxidant	n. §Ü®ñ¤Æ¾¯
antioxidation	n. [Âå] §Ü®ñ¤Æ§@¥Î
antiozonant	n. [¤Æ] §Ü¯ä®ñ¤Æª«
antiparallel	a. [¼Æ¡E²z] (¨â­Ó¥Ú¶q)°f¥­¦æ[¥­¦æ¦ý¤è¦V«o¬Û¤Ï]ªº
antiparalytic	a. [Âå] ªv³Â·ôªº
antiparasitic	a. §Ü±H¥ÍÂΪº, ÅXÂΪº
antiparticle	n. ¤Ï²É¤l
antipasto	n. «eµæ, ¶}­Gµæ
antipate	v. ¹w­p
antipathetic	a. ¥Í¨Ó¶û´cªº, °Q¹½ªº, ®æ®æ¤£¤Jªº, ¤¬¤£¬Û®eªº
antipathetically	a. ¤Ñ¥Í°Q¹½
antipathic	a. ¤£¬Û®eªº, ¤Ï¹ïªº, ¦³¤Ï¹ï¶É¦Vªº
antipathy	n. ¤Ï·P, ¹½´c, ¼¨´c
antipatriotic	a. ¤Ï·R°êªº
antipediculotic	n. [Âå] ÅX½¾¾¯
antiperiodic	a. (¹³ªvºÄ¯eªº«¶¹ç¨º¼Ë)ªv¶¡µo¯fªº
antiperistalsis	n. [¥Í²z] °fį°Ê
antiperistaltic	a. [Âå] °fį°Êªº´îį°Ê§@¥Îªº
antipersonnel	a. ±þ¶Ë(¤H)ªº, ±þ¶Ë©Êªº
antiperspirant	n. ¤î¦½¾¯
antiphase	n. ¤Ï¬Û
antiphlogistic	a. ®øª¢ªº;  n. ®øª¢¾¯
antiphon	n. ¸Öºq, ½ü°Û
antiphonal	a. ½ü°Ûªº;  n. ½ü°ÛÆg¬ü¸Ö¶°
antiphonary	n. ¥æ¤¬½ü°Û, ½ü°Û
antiphone	n. [Âå] ´î­µ¾¹, (±a¦b¦Õ³¡·À¤ÖÂø¤zÂZ)
antiphonic	a. (Æg¬ü¸Ö)À³µª½ü°Ûªº, ¦üÀ³µª½ü°Ûªº, ½ü°Ûªº
antiphony	n. ½ü°Û, °Û©M
antiphrasis	n. ¤Ï¥Îªk
antiplasmin	n. [Âå] ­M¼ß¯À§í¨î¯À, (°Ñplasmin)
antiplastic	a. [Âå] §«ÃªÂ¡¦Xªº
antipodal	a. ¹ïðù¦aªº, ¹ïðùªº, ¥¿¬Û¤Ïªº
antipode	n. ¥¿¬Û¤Ïªº¨Æª«
antipodean	a. ¹ïðùªº, ¥¿¬Û¤Ïªº, [­^] ¿D¬wªº, ¿D¬w¤Hªº, ¹ïðù¦aªº¤H
antipodean day	¹L¤é¬É½uªº¤é´Á
antipodes	n. ¹ïðù¦a, ¥¿¬Û¤Ïªº¨Æª«
antipoetic	a. ¤Ï¶Ç²Î§@¸Öªkªº, ¤Ï¶Ç²Î¸ÖÅ骺
antipole	n. ¤Ï¹ï·¥, ¥¿¬Û¤Ï¤§ª«
antipolitical	a. ¤Ï¶Ç²Î¬Fªvªº («ü¤Ï¹ï¶Ç²Îªº¬Fµ¦¡B¬Fªv­ì«h)
antipolitics	n. ¤Ï¬Fªv
antipollution	a. ¨¾¤î¦Ã¬Vªº, ¨¾¦Ã¬Vªº
antipope	n. ¹°ºÙªºÃ¹°¨±Ð¬Ó(»P¥¿²Îù°¨±Ð¬Ó¹ï¥ßªº)
antipoverty	a. ¤Ï³h½aªº
antiproliferation	a. §Ü¼W¥Íªº, ¤ÏÂX´²ªº
antiproton	n. [ª«²z] ¤Ï½è¤l
antiprotozoal	a. [Âå] ±þ­ìÂΪº
antiprotozoan	a. [Âå] ±þ­ìÂΪº, (¦Pantiprotozoal)
antipruritic	a. ¤îÖ}ªº
antipsychotic	a. §Üºë¯«¯fªº;  n. §Üºë¯«¯fÃÄ
antipyretic	a. ¸Ñ¼öªº(=antifebrile), °h¼öªº;  n. ¸Ñ¼ö¾¯
antipyrin	n. °h¼ö¾¯
antipyrine	n. °h¼ö¾¯
antipyrotic	n. [Âå] ªv¨`¶ËÃÄ
antiq.	antiquarian, ¥jª«[¥jµe]¦¬ÂÃ[¬ã¨s]®a, ¥j¸³[¥jµe]°Óantiquary, antiquities
antiquarian	a. ¥jª«¬ã¨sªÌ, ¦n¥jªº;  n. ¥jª«¬ã¨sªÌ, ¦¬¶°¥jª«ªÌ, ¥j¸³°Ó
antiquarianism	n. ¥jª«¬ã¨s, ¥jª«¦¬ÂÃÂ}¦n
antiquarianize	v. ¨I°g©ó¦¬¶°¥jª«
antiquark	n. [²z] ¤Ï¦j§J
antiquary	n. ¥jª«¬ã¨sªÌ, ¦¬¶°¥jª«ªÌ, ¥j¸³°Ó
antiquate	v. ¨Ï¥jÂÂ, ¼o±ó
antiquated	a. ³¯Âªº, ¹L®Éªº, ¦¡ªº, ¦Ñ¦¡ªº, ¼o±óªº, ¦~¦Ñªº, ¦Ñªº
antique	n. ¥j¸³, ¥jª«, ¤@ºØ¹]¦r¦rÅé;  a. ¥j¥Nªº, ¥j¦Ñªº, ¥j­·ªº 
antique shop	n. ¥j¸³©±
antiqueness	n. ¥j¨Æ, ¥j­·
antiquity	n. ¥j¦Ñ, ¥j¥N, ¥j¥Nªº¿òª«, ¥jÂÝ
antirabic	a. ¹w¨¾¨g¤ü¯fªº
antirachitic	a. ªvÀø§Fܼ¯gªº
antiracism	n. ¤ÏºØ±Ú¥D¸q
antiradiation	n. [Âå] §Ü®g½u§@¥Î
antiradical	a. ¤Ï¹ï¿E¶i¤À¤lªº, ¤Ï¿E¶i¥D¸qªº
antiremonstrant	n. ¤Ï¹ï§Üij(ªÌ)ªº¤H, [©v±Ð¥v] ¤Ïªü©ú¥§¯Q¬£(ªº¤H)(Arminius, Remonstrant)
antiresonance	n. ¤Ï¦@®¶ÀW²v
antirheumatic	a. §Ü­·Àã¯fªº
antirrhinum	n. ª÷³½¯ó
antirust	a. ¨¾Äêº, ¤£Äêº;  n. ¨¾Äþ¯
antisatelite	a. ¤Ï½Ã¬Pªº
antiscabietic	n. [Âå] ªv¬Î½HÃÄ
antiscorbutic	a. §ÜÃa¦å¯gªº, ªvÃa¦å¯gªº;  n. §ÜÃa¦å¯g¾¯
antisepsis	n. ¨¾»Gªk, ®ø¬rªk
antiseptic	a. ±þµßªº, ¨¾»Gªº, ®ø¬rªº;  n. ±þµß¾¯, ¨¾»G¾¯, ®ø¬r¾¯
antiseptically	adv. ¨¾»G¦a, ®ø¬r¦a
antisepticize	vt. ¹ï...§@¨¾»G³B²z
antiserum	n. §Ü¦å²M
antisexist	a. ¤Ï©Ê§Oª[µøªº, ¤Ï¹ïª[µø¤k©Êªº
antiship	a. ¤ÏÄ¥ªº
antisialagogue	n. [Âå] ¤î²C¾¯
antisialic	n. [Âå] ¨î¤î³è²G¾¯
antisidetone	n. ¤Ï°¼­µ
Antisine	antazoline»s¾¯ªº°Ó«~¦W, §Ü²Õ´Ói¾¯¤@ºØ
antiskid	a. ¨¾·Æªº
antiskyjacking	a. ¤Ï§T¾÷ªº
antislavery	n. ¤Ï¹ï¥£Áõ¨î«×;  a. ¤Ï¥£Áõ¨î«×ªº
antismog	a. ¨¾¤î·ÏÃúªº
antismoking	a. ¤Ï(§l)·Ïªº
antismut	a. §Ü¶Â¯»¯fªº, §Ü¶ÂÁJ¯fªº, ¤Ï¦â±¡ªº
antisocial	a. ¤ÏªÀ·|ªº, ¤£¾ÕªÀ¥æªº
antisocialist	n. ¤ÏªÀ·|¦æ¬°ªÌ
antisolar	a. ¤Ï¤éÂI (¤ÑÅé¤W»P¤Ó¶§¬Û¶Z180¢Xªº¤@ÂI)
antispark	n. ®ø¤õªáªº
antispasmodic	a. ¤îµjÅ˪º;  n. ¤îµjÅ˾¯
antispastic	a. [Âå] §ÜµjÅ˪º
antistat	a. §ÜÀR¹qªº, ®ø°£ÀR¹qªº, ¨¾¤î(ÅÖºûµ¥)±aÀR¹qªº
antistatic	a. §ÜÀR¹qªº, ®ø°£ÀR¹qªº, ¨¾¤îÀR¹qªº
antistreptococcal	a. §ÜÃì²yµßªº
antistreptococcic	a. [Âå] §ÜÃì²yµßªº
antistreptolysin	n. [Âå] Ãì²yµß·»¦å¯À§ÜÅé
antistrophe	n. (¥j§ÆþÀ¸¼@¤¤¦Û¥ª¦V¥ªªº)¦^»R, ¹ï·Ó¼Ö¸`
antistrophic	a. ¹ï°Ûªº, ¹ï·Ó¼Ö¸`ªº
antisubmarine	a. ¤Ï¼ç(¸¥)ªº
antisymmetric	a. [¼Æ] (¦b¦h­«½u©Ê¬M®g©Î¤è°}¤¤)¤Ï¹ïºÙªº
antisympathetic	a. [Âå] §Ü¥æ·P¯«¸gªº
antisyphilitic	a. [Âå] ªv±ö¬rªº
antitail	n. [¤Ñ] (±k¬Pªº)°f¦V±k§À (¦ù¦V¤Ó¶§¤è¦Vªº¥i¨£³¡)
antitank	a. ¤Ï¾Ô¨®ªº
antiterrorism	n. ¤Ï®£©Æ¥D¸q, ¤Ï®£
antiterrorist	a. ¤Ï®£©Æ¥D¸qªº, ¤Ï®£ªº
antitheft	a. ¨¾µsªº
antitheism	n. ¤Ï¦³¯«½×
antithenar	n. [Âå] ¤p«ü´x²y, (¦Phypothenar)
antitheses	n. ¹ï·Ó, ¥¿¬Û¤Ï, ¹ï¤ñªk
antithesis	n. ¹ï·Ó, ¹ï¤ñ, ¹ï¤ñªk, ¥¿¬Û¤Ï, ¥¿¬Û¤Ïªº¨Æª«, ¤Ï©RÃD
antithetic	a. ¹ï·Óªº(=antithetical), ¹ï¤ñªº, ¥¿¬Û¤Ïªº
antithetical	a. ¹ï·Óªº, ¹ï¤ñªº, ¥¿¬Û¤Ïªº
antithetically	adv. ¹ï¤ñ¦a, ¹ï·Ó¦a
antithromboplastin	n. [Âå] ¦å®ê§Î¦¨½è§í¨î¯À
antithrombotic	a. [ÃÄ] §Ü¦å®ê¯gªº
antithyroid	a. [¥Í²z¡EÃÄ] §Ü¥Òª¬¸¢ªº
antitoxic	a. §Ü¬rªº, §Ü¬r¯Àªº
antitoxin	n. §Ü¬r¯À, §Ü¬r¦å²M
antitrade	n. ¤Ï¶T©ö­·, °f«H­·;  a. ¤Ï¶T©ö­·ªº, °f«H­·ªº
antitragus	n. [¸Ñ] ¹ï¦Õ«Ì
antitrinitarian	n. a. ¤Ï¹ï¤T¦ì¤@Å黡ªº(¤H)
antitrope	n. [Âå] ¹ïºÙÅé§ÜÅé
antitropic	a. [Âå] ¹ïºÙªº
antitrust	a. ¤Ï¦«©Ô´µªº, ¤ÏÃbÂ_ªº
Antitrust Law	n. ¤Ï¦«©Ô´µªk, ¸T¤îÃbÂ_ªk
antitruster	n. ÃÙ¦¨¤Ï¦«©Ô´µªÌ, ¤ÏÃbÂ_ªÌ, ¤Ï¦«©Ô´µ¥ßªkªÌ
antitrustism	n. ¤Ï¦«»¶´µ¥D¸q, ¤ÏÃbÂ_¥D¸q
antituberculotic	n. [Âå] ªvµ²®Ö¯fÃÄ
antituberculous	a. ¥Î©ó§Üµ²®Ö¯fªº, §Üµ²®Ö¯f¦³®Äªº, §Üµ²®Ö¯fªº
antitumor	a. [ÃÄ] §Ü¸~½Fªº, §ÜÀù(¦³®Ä)ªº
antitussive	a. ¤î«yªº
antitype	n. ¬Û¤ÏªºÃþ«¬, ­ì«¬
antiunion	a. ¤Ï¤u·|ªº
antiutopia	n. ´dºGªºªÀ·|, ¤Ï¯Q¦«¨¹
antivenene	n. §Ü³D¬r¯À
antivenereal	a. [Âå] §Ü©Ê¯fªº
antivenin	n. §Ü³D¬r¯À
antivenom	¦Pantivenin
antiviral	a. §Ü¯f¬rªº
antivirus	n. ¨¾¹q¸£¯f¬r·P¬Vªº¬Ì­]
antivitamin	n. [¥Í¤Æ] §Üºû¥Í¯À
antivivisection	n. ¤Ï¹ï¶i¦æ¬¡Åé¸Ñ­å, ¤Ï¹ï¶i¦æ°Êª«¹êÅç
antiwar	a. ¤Ï¹ï¾Ôª§ªº, ¤Ï¾Ôªº
antiwhite	a. ¤Ï¥Õ¤Hªº
antiworld	n. [ª«²z] ¤Ï¥@¬É
antixerophthalmic	a. [Âå] §Ü²´°®Àê¯fªº
antixerotic	a. [Âå] §Ü°®Àê¯fªº
antler	n. ³À¨¤, ³À¨¤ªº¤eªK
antler moth	n. ªª¯ó©]¸¿
antlered	a. ¦ü³À¨¤ªº, ¹¢¥H³À¨¤ªº
Antlia	n. [¤Ñ] ®Aµ©(¬P)®y
antlion	n. ÃÆ·à
Antoinette	n. ¦w¦«¤º¯S(¤k¤l¦W), º¿ÄR¡E¦w¦«¤º¯S(Marie Antoinette)
Anton	n. ¨k¤l¦W
Antonia	n. ¦wªF©g¶®(¤k¤l¦W)
Antonio	n. ¦wªF¥§¶ø(¨k¤l¦W)
antonomasia	n. ´«ºÙ
antony	n. ¨k¤l¦W, ¤@­L¤¤³Ì¤pªº½Þ¥J
antonym	n. ¤Ï¸q¦r, ¤Ï¸qµü
antonymous	a. ¤Ï¸qªº
antra	n. [Âå] antrum¤§½Æ¼Æ
antral	a. [Âå] Äuªº, «Çªº
antre	n. [¦a] [¥j¡E¸Ö] ¬}¸], ¬}¥Þ
antrectomy	n. [Âå] Äu¤Á°£
Antrim	n. [¦a] ¦w¯S¨½©i (¥_·Rº¸ÄõªF³¡¤@°p, ­º©² Belfast, ²¤§@ Ant. 1973¦~¤À¦¨­Y¤z°p)
antritis	n. [Âå] Äuª¢, ¤W¾gÄuª¢
antrocele	n. [Âå] ¤W¾gÄu¿n¤ô
antronasal	a. [Âå] ¤W¾gÄu»P»óªº
antrorse	a. [´Ó¡E°Ê] ¦V«eªº, ¦V¤Wªº
antroscope	n. [Âå] ¤W¾gÄuÃè
antrostomy	n. [Âå] Äu³y¤f³N, (»ó)
antrotomy	n. [Âå] Äu(«Ç)¤Á¶}
antrotympanic	a. [Âå] ¹ª«Ç¨Å¬ðÄuªº
antrotympanitis	n. [Âå] ¹ª«Ç¨Å¬ðÄuª¢
antrum	n. Äu, µÄ, ©Ð
antsy	a. §¤¥ß¤£¦wªº
ANTU	n. [°Ó¼Ð] ¦w§´ (¤@ºØ¦Ç¦â¯»¥½ªº·À¹«ÃÄ)
Antwerp	n. ¦w¯S½Ã´¶(¤ñ§Q®É¥_³¡¤@®ü´ä¦W)
Anubis	n. [®J¤Î¯«¸Ü] °[ÀY¤H¨­¯« (¨ä¾³d¬°§â¤`ÆF¤Þ¾É¨ì¼Ú¶ë¨½´µ(Osiris)ªº¼f§P¤jÆU)
anuclear	a. [¥Í] µL®Öªº
anura	n. µL§ÀÃþ[µìµ¥]
anuran	a. n. [°Êª«] µL§À¥Øªº(°Êª«)
anuresis	n. µL§¿
anuretic	a. µL§¿[¯g] ªº
anuria	n. [Âå] µL§¿
anuric	a. [Âå] µL§¿ªº
anurous	a. [°Êª«] («Cµìµ¥)µL§Àªº
anury	n. [Âå] µL§¿, (¦Panuria)
anus	n. ¨zªù
anvil	n. ÅK¯z, (¦Õ¤ºªº)¯z°©
anxiety	n. ¼~¼{, µJ¼{, ±¾¼{, ¤£¦w, ¼~¼{ªº¨Æ, ´÷±æ, ¼ö±æ
anxiety-ridden	a. ¼~¤ßÊÝÊݪº
anxiolytic	a. [ÃÄ] ´î»´µJ¼{ªº
anxious	a. ¼~¼{ªº, ¾á¤ßªº, µJ«æªº, ¤£¦wªº, ´÷±æªº
anxious about	Ãö¤ß, ¾á¤ß
anxious for	´÷±æ
anxious seat	n. µJ«æ, ¼~¼{
anxiously	adv. ¼~¼{¦a, ¤£¦w¦a, «æ¤Á¦a
any	a. ¥ô¦óªº, ¦h¤Ö..., ¤@¨Ç;  pron. ­þ¤@­Ó, ­þ¨Ç, ¥ô¦ó;  adv. µ·²@, ¨Ç³\, ¨Ç·L
any amount of	¥ô¦ó¼Æ¶qªº
any and every	¥þ³£
any longer	(ºÃ°Ý¥y)¦A, (§_©w¥y)¦A¤]¤£
any man alive	¥ô¦ó¤H
any minute	ÀH®É, °¨¤W, ¥ß¨è
any more	(¤£)¦A
any number	³\¦h, ¤j¶q
any number of	³\¦h
any old	¥ô¦ó¤@­Ó, ÀH«K­þ­Ó...
any old how	°¨°¨ªêªêªº, ÀHÀH«K«Kªº; µL½×¦p¦ó, ¤£ºÞ«ç»ò»¡
any one	¥ô¦ó¤@­Ó, ¥ô¦ó¤H(anyone), µL½×½Ö
any port in a storm	¦M«æ®É¤£ºÞ¦nÃaªº¥X¸ô
any port in the storm	¦MÃø®É¤£¾Ü¦nÃaªº¥X¸ô, ¨S¦³¿ìªkªº¿ìªk
any way	µL½×¦p¦ó
any which way	ÀH«K¦a, ²Ê¤ß¦a
anybody	pron. ¥ô¦ó¤H, µL½×½Ö;  n. ­«­n¤Hª«
anybody else	§O¤H
anybody's guess	½Ö¤]®³¤£·Çªº¨Æ
anyhow	a. ³]ªk, ¤£ºÞ«ç¼Ë, µL½×¦p¦ó, ¤£½×¥Î¦óºØ¤èªk, °¨ªêªº, ¯ó²vªº
anymore	adv. ¦A¤](¤£)
anyone	pron. ¥ô¦ó¤H
Anyone I know?	¬O§Ú»{ÃѪº¤H¶Ü?
anyplace	adv. ¥ô¦ó¦a¤è
anything	pron. µL½×¤°»ò¨Æ, ¦ó¥ôªF¦è, ¤@¤Á
anything but	°£...¥H¥~¥ô¦ó¨Æ, ®Ú¥»¤£, µ´¤£
anything else	§OªºªF¦è
anything like	¹³...ªºªF¦è; ´X¥G, ±Nªñ, ®t¤£¦h; ¥þµM, ®Ú¥»
Anything new down your way?	§A¨ºªþªñ¦³¤°»ò½ì¨Æ¶Ü?
anything of	¨Ç³\, ¦³ÂI...ªº¨ý¹D
Anything you say.	§A»¡¤F´Nºâ
anything-goes	a. µL©Ò¤£§tªº
anytime	adv. Á`¬O, ¦b¥ô¦ó®É­Ô
anyway	adv. µL½×¦p¦ó, Á`¤§, ¯ó²v¦a, °¨ªê¦a
anyways	a. µL½×¦p¦ó, Á`±o, ¤£ºÞ«ç¼Ë
anywhere	adv. µL½×¦ó³B, ¥ô¦ó¦a¤è, ÀH«K¤°»ò¦a¤è
anywhere from ... to ...	±q...¨ì...ªº¥ô¦ó¼Æ¶q
anywhere near	´X¥G, ±Nªñ, ®t¤£¦h; ¨º»ò
anywhere you go	µL½×¨«¨ì­þ¸Ì, ¨ì³B
anywheres	adv.
anywise	a. [¤å] µL½×¦p¦ó
Anzac	n. (²Ä¤@¦¸¥@¬É¤j¾Ôªº)¿D¬w»P¯Ã¦èÄõÁp¦X§L¹Î
Anzus	n. ¤Ó¥­¬v¦@¦P¨¾½Ã²Õ´
aor.	aorist
aorist	n. [¤åªk] ¤£©w¹L¥h¦¡
aoristic	a. ¤£©w¹L¥h¦¡ªº, ¤£©wªº, ¤£½T©wªº
aort	comb. ªí¥Ü¡u¥D°Ê¯ß¡v
aorta	n. ¤j°Ê¯ß, ¥D°Ê¯ß 
aortal	a. [Âå] ¥D°Ê¯ßªº
aortic	a. ¤j°Ê¯ßªº, ¥D°Ê¯ßªº
aortitis	n. [Âå] ¥D°Ê¯ßª¢
aortogram	n. [Âå] ¥D°Ê¯ßX¥ú·Ó¤ù
aortography	n. [Âå] ¥D°Ê¯ßX¥ú·Ó¹³
aortopathy	n. [Âå] ¥D°Ê¯ß¯f
aortorrhaphy	n. [Âå] ¥D°Ê¯ßÁ_¦X
aortosclerosis	n. [Âå] ¥D°Ê¯ßµw¤Æ
aortotomy	n. [Âå] ¥D°Ê¯ß¤Á¶}
aoudad	n. ³¥¥Íªº¦Ï
aoul	n. [°Êª«] ¯Á¤óÀü²Ü (²£©ó«D¬wªF¥_³¡)
aoutrance	adv. ¦Ü¦º, ºÜºÉ, ·¥ºÝ¦a
AP	n. ¬üÁpªÀ(Associated Press);  pref. (¥[¦b¥HP°_­ºªº¦r«e, =ad), ¦V...(=to), ´Â...(=towards), ©¹...(=towards)
ap.	apostle, April, [Ÿ] apothecaries', Apostle
apace	adv. [¤å] §Ö³t¦a, «æ³t¦a
Apache	n. ªü©¬«´±Ú(¬ü¬w¦L²Ä¦w¤Hªº¤@ºØ±Ú), ªü©¬«´»y, ¤Ú¾¤¡B¥¬¾|¶ëº¸ªº¼É®{, ¬yª]
apache dance	n. ªü©¬§Æ»R
Apache State	n. ¨È§Q®á¨º¦{ªº«UºÙ
apagoge	n. [ÅÞ] ¤£©ú±À½×¦¡, ¥Î¤ÏÃÒªk[ÂkÂÕªk]ÃÒ©ú
apanage	n. «Ê¦a(=appanage), ªö¨¶, Äݦa, ­¹¸S
apar	n. [°Êª«] ¤T²ÌɦҨ (²£©ó«n¬ü)
aparalytic	a. [Âå] µL³Â·ôªº
aparejo	n. ¾¥¦è­ô­·®æªº¥Ö»s²ü¾b
apart	adv. ¤ÀÂ÷¦a, ¹j¶}¦a, ¦b¤@®Ç, ¬Û¶Z, ºJ¶}¦a;  a. ¤ÀÂ÷ªº, ¹j¶}ªº, ·N¨£¤£¦Pªº, »P²³¤£¦Pªº
apart from	Â÷¶}, »·Â÷; °£...¤§¥~, °£¤F, ¥B²ö»¡
apartheid	n. («n«D°w¹ï¶Â¤Hªº)ºØ±Ú¹jÂ÷¬Fµ¦
apartment	n. ¤½´J, (¤½´J)©Ð¶¡
apartment building	n. ¤½´J¤j¼Ó(=apartment house)
apartment complex	n. ¤½´JªÀ°Ï
apartment hotel	n. (¨Ñªø¦íªÌ¯²¥Îªº)¤½´J¦¡®ÈÀ]
apartment house	n. ¤½´J¤j¼Ó
apartmentize	vt. «Ø¤½´J, §ï«Ø¦¨¤½´J
apartotel	n. ¤½´J¦¡®ÈÀ]
apatetic	a. [°Êª«] ¦³«OÅ@¦âªº, ¦³«OÅ@§ÎºAªº
apathetic	a. §Nºzªº, §N²Hªº, ¯Ê¥F·P±¡ªº, ¤£·P¿³½ìªº, µL°Ê©ó°Jªº, ºz¤£Ãö¤ßªº
apathetical	a. §N²Hªº, µL°Ê©ó°Jªº
apathetically	adv. §Nºz¦a, §N²H¦a, ¤£·P¿³½ì, µL°Ê©ó°J, ºz¤£Ãö¤ß
apathic	a. [Âå] µL±¡·Pªº
apathism	n. [Âå] ¿³¾Ä©Ê¯Ê¥¢
apathy	n. §Nºz, ºz¤£Ãö¤ß, ¯Ê¥F·P±¡, ¨S¿³½ì
apatite	n. ÁC¦Ç¥Û
apatosaurus	n. [°Êª«] [¥j¥Í] ¹pÀs (¥_¬ü¨Üù¬öªº¥¨¤j­¹¯óª¦¦æºõ°Êª«)
APC	n. [ÃÄ] ½Æ¤èªü¥q¤ÇªL (°h¼ö¾¯, ÂíµhÃÄ)
ape	n. ·á, Ãþ¤H·á, µU¤l, ¼Ò¥éªÌ, ²Â©åªº¤H;  vt. ¼Ò¥é, ¥é³Ë
ape it	¾Ç¼Ë, ¼Ò¥é, ¥é®Ä
ape one's betters	¼Ò¥é¦Û¤vªºªø½ú
apeak	a. ««ª½, ½ÝµÛÁã
apeiron	n. [­õ] µL­­ªÌ («üªü¨º§J§Æ°Ò¼w(Anaximander)´£¥XªºµL³W©w©ÊªºµL­­ªÌ, ¥L»{¬°³o¬O¥@¬Éªº¥»·½)
apellous	a. [Âå] µL¥ÖªºµL¥]¥Öªº(¤v§@Àô¤Áªº)
apeman	n. ·á¤H
Apennine	a. ¨È¥­¹ç¤s¯ßªº
Apennines	n. ¨È¥­¹ç¤s¯ß(¦b¸q¤j§Q¥b®q)
apepsia	n. ®ø¤Æ¤£¨}, ¤£®ø¤Æ
apepsy	n. [Âå] ®ø¤Æ¤£¨}, ¤£®ø¤Æ
apercu	n. ºõ­n, ±ð·§
aperient	a. ³q«Kªº;  n. »´Âm¾¯, ³q«K¾¯
aperiodic	a. «D©P´Áªº
aperistalsis	n. [Âå] µLį°Ê
aperitif	n. ¶}­G°s
aperitive	a. ¦³»´Âm®ÄÀ³ªº, »´Âm¾¯
apertura	n. [Âå] ¤Õ, ¤f, pl. aperturae
aperture	n. ¤Õ, ¥Þ, ¬}, Á_»Ø, ¥ú°é, ¤Õ®|
aperture ring	n. ¥ú°éÀô
apery	n. ¥é¤H, ¼±¥é, µU©Ð
apetalous	a. µLªá䪺
apex	n. ³», ³»ÂI, ®p, ·¥ÂI, ·¥­P, ¦VÂI
apfelstrudel	n. Á¡¥ÖÄ«ªG¨÷(Strudel)(¤@ºØ¦èÂI)
aph.	µü­º«D­«Åªµu¤¸­µ²æ¸¨ªº(aphetic)
aphaeresis	n. [»y] µü­º­µ²æ¸¨(Apocope, syncope)(¦p:'tis, 'neath)
aphagia	n. [Âå] §]Ã`¤£¯à
aphakia	n. [²´] µL¤ô´¹Åé(¯g)
aphakic	a. [Âå] µL´¹ª¬Å骺
aphanite	n. [©¥¥Û] «DÅã´¹½è©¥, Áô´¹©¥
aphasia	n. ¥¢»y¯g
aphasic	a. ±w¥¢»y¯gªº;  n. ¥¢»y¯g±wªÌ
aphelion	n. »·¤éÂI(¦æ¬P©Î¼z¬Pªº­y¹D¤W¶Z¤Ó¶§³Ì»·ªºÂI)
apheliotropic	a. ­I¥ú©Êªº
apheliotropism	n. [´Ó] ­I¥ú©Ê(heliotropism)
aphemia	n. [Âå] »y¨¥¤£¯à, (¦]¸£³¡¦³¯f¨_¤Þ°_)
apheresis	n. [Âå] (¦å²y)¤ÀÂ÷ªk
aphesis	n. ¦r­º­µ¬Ù²¤
aphetic	a. [»y] µü­º«D­«Åªµu¤¸­µ²æ¸¨ªº
aphid	n. °HÂÎ
aphis	n. °HÂÎ(=aphid)
aphis lion	n. °H·à
apholate	n. ÀôÁC´á¤þÔr(¤@ºØ±±¨î®aÃÇ´F¥Íªº¤Æ¾Ç¤£¥¥¾¯)
aphonia	n. ¥¢Án, µLÁn
aphonic	a. [Âå] ¥¢­µ¯gªº, [­µ] ¤£µo­µªº, µL­µªº
aphorism	n. ®æ¨¥, ĵ»y
aphorist	n. ĵ¥y®a, ®æ¨¥®a
aphoristic	a. ®æ¨¥ªº
aphoristical	a. ª÷¥É¨}¨¥ªº
aphoristically	adv. ®æ¨¥¦a
aphorize	vi. ¨Ï¥Îĵ¥y[®æ¨¥Åé]
aphotic	a. ¯Ê¤Ö¥ú½uªº, µL¥úªº, (¤j¬v¤¤)µL¥ú±aªº, ¦bµL¥úª¬ºA¤U¥Íªøªº
aphoxide	n. µ´¨|ÁC(¥i§í¨îÀù²Ó­M)
aphrasia	n. [Âå] »¡¸Ü¤£¯à
aphrenia	n. [Âå] ·ö§b, ·NÃѳॢ, (¦Pdementia)
aphrodisia	n. (¯S§O±j¯Pªº)©Ê¼¤, ±¡¼¤, ²]¼¤
aphrodisiac	a. ¿Eµo©Ê¼¤ªº;  n. ¬KÃÄ
Aphrodite	n. [§Æ¯«] ¨üªÜùÂL¸¦(·R»P¬ü¤§¤k¯«)
aphtha	n. [Âå] ¤f½H («ü¤fµÄ¡B«|ÀY©M³ïÀYªºÂH½¤­±¤Wªøªº(¦Ç)¥Õ¦â´³ÂI)
aphthosis	n. [Âå] ¤f½H¯f, (¤fµÄÂH½¤¦³¤p«¬¥Õ¦â©Î¬õ¦â¼ìºÅ)
aphthous	a. [Âå] ¤f½Hªº
aphylactic	a. [Âå] µL¨¾½Ã©Êªº
aphylaxis	n. [Âå] ¨¾½Ã©Ê¯Ê¦p, (µL§K¬Ì¯à¤O)
aphyllous	a. µL¸­ªº(¦p¥P¤H´x)
aphylly	n. [´Ó] µL¸­©Ê[ª¬ºA]
API	À³¥Îµ{¦¡³]­p¤¶­±(Application Programming Interface), ªÅ¤¤¦ì¸m«ü¥Ü¾¹(air position indicator), ¬ü°ê¥Ûªo¾Ç·|(American Petroleum Institute)
apiaceous	a. [´Ó] ¶}³Ê§Îªáªº, ³Ê§Î¬ì(Umbelliferae)ªº
apian	a. »e¸Áªº
apiarian	a. »e¸Áªº, ¾i¸Áªº
apiarist	n. ¾i¸Á¤H
apiary	n. ¾i¸Á³õ, ¸Á©Ð
apical	a. ³»ÂIªº, ³»¤Wªº, ¦Þ¦yªº;  n. ¦Þ¦y­µ
apices	n. apex ªº½Æ¼Æ§Î(³», ®p)
apicitis	n. [Âå] ¦yª¢, (¦p:ªÍ¦y, ©Î¤ú®Ú)
apicoectomy	n. [Âå] ¾¦®Ú¦y¤Á°£
apicolysis	n. [Âå] ªÍ¦y¤ÀÂ÷³N, (¨ÏªÍ¦yµäÁY¥Î¥HªvÀøµ²®Ö¯f)
apiculate	a. [´Ó] (¸­¤lµ¥)³»³¡¡B¬ðµMÅܲӦyªº, ³»³¡²Ó¦yªº
apiculture	n. ¾i¸Á(·~)
apiculturist	n. ¾i¸Á¤H, ¾i¸Á·~ªÌ
apiece	a. ¨C¤H, ¨C­Ó, ¨C¼Ë, ¨C¥ó
Apiezon	a. [°Ó¼Ð] ªü¤ÇªQ (°Ó«~¦W, «ü¯uªÅ¤u·~¤¤¨Ï¥Îªº»]®ðÀ£·¥§Cªºªo»s«~)
apiology	n. ¾i¸Á¬ã¨s, ¾i¸Á¾Ç
apiphobia	n. [Âå] Ä߸Á¯g
Apis	n. [®J¤Î¯«¸Ü] ®J¥Ö´µ (®J¤Î¥j¤ý°ê Memphis ±R«ôªº¸t¤û)
apish	a. ¹³·áªº, ·R¼Ò¥éªº
apisination	n. [Âå] ¸Á¤¤¬r, ¸ÁÁ±¶Ë
apivorous	a. [°Êª«] (³¾µ¥)­¹¸Áªº
Apl.	April
aplacental	a. [°Êª«] µL­L½Lªº
aplanat	n. [¥ú] ®ø²y®t(³z)Ãè (®ø°£²y­±¹³®tªº³zÃè)
aplanatic	a. [¥ú] (³zÃè)®ø°£²y­±¹³®tªº, µL²y­±¹³®tªº
aplanatism	n. [Âå] µL¹³®t, µø¹³¥¿±`
aplanospore	n. [´Ó] ¤£°ÊÌU¤l
aplasia	n. [Âå] µo¨|¤£¥þ, ¦¨ªø¤£¨}
aplastic	a. [Âå] µo¨|¤£¥þªº, ¤£¥Í, ¤£µo
aplenty	adv. Â×´I¦a;  a. Â×´Iªº, ¥R¸Î¦a, «Ü¦hªº
aplite	n. ¥bªá±^©¥
aplomb	n. ¨IµÛ, §NÀR, ®õµM¦Û­Y
apnea	n. µL©I§l, ©I§l°±¤î
apneic	a. [Âå] ²¿®§ªº
apneustic	a. [Âå] ªø§l¦¡©I§lªº
apnoea	n. µL©I§l, ©I§l°±¤î
apo	pref. ªí¥Ü¡u»P...¤ÀÂ÷, ¤ÀÂ÷ªº, ¥Ñ...ºc¦¨¡v;  n. (¬ü°ê³°­xªº)­x¶l§½(Army Post Office)
Apoc.	Apocalypse, Apocrypha, Apocryphal
apocalypse	n. ±Ò¥Ü, ¤Ñ±Ò, (¸t¸g³Ì«á¤@¨÷ªº)±Ò¥Ü¿ý
apocalyptic	a. ±Ò¥Ü¿ýªº, ¤Ñ±Òªº
apocalyptical	a. ¶}±Ò, ±Ò¥Üªº
apocalypticism	n. ¥@¬É¥½¤é¨ì¨Ó½×
apocalyptist	n. ±Ò¥Ü¿ý§@ªÌ
apocarp	n. [´Ó] ¤ß¥Ö¤ÀÂ÷ªºªG¹ê
apocarpous	a. ¤ß¥ÖÂ÷¥Íªº
apocenter	n. [²z] »·¤ßÂI (­y¹D¤WÂ÷¤Þ¤O¤¤¤ß³Ì»·ªºÂI)
apochromat	n. [¥ú] ½Æ®ø¦â®t³zÃè (ªÈ¥¿¦â®t©M²y­±¹³®tªº³zÃè)
apochromatic	a. [¥ú] ®ø°£¦â®t©M²y­±¹³®tªº, ½Æ®ø¦â®tªº
apocopate	vt. [»y] §R°£µü§À¦r¥À[­µ¸`]
apocope	n. »y§À­µ®ø¥¢(¬Ù²¤)
Apocr.	Apocrypha
apocrine	a. ªcÂ÷ªº(Eccrine), ªcÂ÷¸¢Åé¤Àªcªº
apocrypha	n. °°¸g, §@ªÌ¥iºÃªº§@«~
apocryphal	a. °°¸gªº, §@ªÌ¥iºÃªº, ¯u°°¤£©úªº
apocynaceous	a. [´Ó] §¨¦Ë®ç¬ì(Apocynaceae)ªº
apocynin	n. [Âå] ¥[®³¤j¤j³Â¯À, (¦³×¶·ð§@¥Î)
apocynum	n. [Âå] ¥[®³¤j¤j³Â, (¨ä¤º®eª«»P¤ò¦a¶À§@¥Î¬Û¦ü)
apod	n. µL¨¬°Êª«, µL¸¡Å_ªº³½;  a. µL¨¬ªº, µL¸¡Å_ªº
apodal	a. µL¨¬°Êª«, µL¸¡Å_ªº³½
apodeictic	a. µ´¹ï¯u²zªº, µL¥i¸mºÃªº
apodia	n. [Âå] µL¨¬·î§Î
apodictic	a. µ´¹ï¯u²zªº, µL¥i¸mºÃªº
apodization	n. [¥ú¡E¹q¤l] ¤Á³kªk (Åܧó¥ú¾Ç¨t²Î¤Õ®|ªº³z¥ú´T«×, ¥H­°§C­l®gÀô¬Û¹ï©ó®J¨½(Airy)´³¤¤¤ßÀôªº¯à¶q¬Û¹ï¤ñ­Èªº¤@ºØ¤èªk)
apodosis	n. ªí¥Üµ²½×©Îµ²ªGªº¤l¥y
apodous	a. [Âå] µL¨¬ªº, (¦Papodal)
apoferritin	n. [Âå] ÀxÅK³J¥Õ¤¸, (¨ä¥»¨­¬°³J¥Õ, ¦b¤p¸zÂH½¤¤W, »PÅK½èµ²¦X§Î¦¨ferritinÀx¦s¤§)
apogamy	n. [´Ó] µL°t¤l¥Í´Þ
apogean	a. »·¦aÂIªº
apogee	n. »·¦aÂI(«ü¶¤é¤ÑÅ骺­y¹D¤¤¡A¶ZÂ÷¦a²y³Ì»·ªºÂI), ³Ì°ªÂI, ³»ÂI , ÄA®p
apogeotropism	n. [´Ó] ­I¦a©Ê
apograph	n. ÁÃ¥», §Û¥»
apolar	a. [Âå] µL·¥ªº, µL·¥¤Æªº, (¯«¸g¶Ç¾É)
apolaustic	a. ©ñÁaªº
apolipoprotein	n. [¥Í¤Æ] ªü¾ë¯×³J¥Õ (»P¯×ªÕ¦¨¤À¬Ûµ²¦X, §Î¦¨¯×³J¥Õªº³J¥Õ½è¦¨¤À)
apolitical	a. ¤£Ãö¤ß¬Fªvªº, µLÃö¬Fªvªº
Apollinaris	n. ¼w°ê²£Äq¬u¶¼®Æ¤§¤@ºØ
Apollo	n. ªüªiù(¯«), ¬ü¨k¤l
Apollonian	a. ªüªiù¯«ªº, ¦üªüªiù¯«ªº, »öªí°ó°óªº, ¨ã¦³¥j¨å¬üªº, ¤«µM¦³§Çªº, ©M¿Óªº
Apollyon	n. ¨È¬Á­Û(¸t¸g¤¤¡AµL©³§|ªº¨ÏªÌ), ´cÅ]
apologetic	a. ¹Dºpªº, »{¿ùªº, ½ß¸oªº, Á¸oªº, ÅG¸Ñªº;  n. ÅG¸Ñ, ÅGÅ@
apologetical	a. ÅG¸Ñªº, ¹Dºpªº
apologetically	adv. ÅG¸Ñ¦a, ¹Dºp¦a
apologetics	n. pl. ÅGÃÒ¾Ç, Å@±Ð¾Ç
apologia	n. ÅG¸Ñ®Ñ, ÅGÅ@®Ñ
apologise	v. ¹Dºp, »{¿ù, ÅG¸Ñ
apologist	n. ÅG¸ÑªÌ, ÅGÅ@ªÌ, Å@±Ð¾Ç±M®a
apologize	vt. ¹Dºp, ½ß¸o, ½ß§, »{¿ù, Á¸o, ÅG¸Ñ, ÅGÅ@
apologize for	¦]...¦Ó¹Dºp
apologize to someone for something	¦]¬Y¨Æ¦Ó¦V¬Y¤H¹Dºp
apologue	n. ´J¨¥
apology	n. ¹Dºp, »{¿ù, ½ß¸o, ½ß¤£¬O, ÅG¸Ñ, ÅGÅ@, «j±jªº´À¥N«~
apolune	n. »·¤ëÂI
apomixis	n. [¥Í] µL¿Ä¦X¥Í´Þ (¤@ºØ¥Í´Þ¤è¦¡, ¥]¬A³æ©Ê¥Í´Þ¡B©t»Û¥Í´Þ¡BµL°t
apomorphine	n. [ÃÄ] ªü¾ë¶Ü°Ø (¤@ºØ±j¯Pªº¶Ê¦R[¥h·ð]ÃÄ)
aponeurorrhaphy	n. [Âå] ¸x½¤Á_¦X
aponeurosis	n. [¸Ñ] ¸x½¤
aponeurositis	n. [Âå] ¸x½¤ª¢
aponeurotic	a. [Âå] ¸x½¤ªº
aponeurotomy	n. [Âå] ¸x½¤¤Á¶}
aponia	n. [Âå] µLµh, (¨u)
apopemptic	a. [¥j] °e§O®É°Ûªº[»¡ªº], §i§Oªº
apophasis	n. [­×] ¶§§_³±­z (¤@ºØ­×Ããªk, ªí­±¤WÁn©ú¤£·Q»¡¦Ó¹ê»Ú¤W¤w»¡¥X©Î·t¥Ü¥X, ¦p We will not remind you of his many crimes.)
apophthegm	n. ®æ¨¥(=apothegm), ½e¨¥
apophthegmatic	a. ®æ¨¥ªº
apophyge	n. [«Ø] (¬WÀY©Î¬W®yªº)¥W½u¸}
apophyllite	n. [Äq] ³½²´¥Û
apophyseal	a. [Âå] »P°©¬ð¦³Ãöªº, ¨ã¦³°©¬ð©Ê½èªº
apophysis	n. ¶©°_, ¬ð°_
apophysitis	n. [Âå] °©¥Yª¢
apoplectic	a. ¤¤­·ªº, ©ö¤¤­·ªº, ­±¬õ¦Õ¨ªªº;  n. ±w¤¤­·ªÌ
apoplectically	adv. ­±¬õ¦Õ¨ª¦a
apoplectiform	a. [Âå] ¤¤­·¼Ëªº
apoplexy	n. ¤¤­·
apoprotein	n. [¥Í¤Æ] ²æ»²°ò³J¥Õ½è (½Æ¦X³J¥Õ½è°£¥h»²°ò«áªº³J¥Õ½è)
aporia	n. ¹ïÃhºÃªºªí¹F[³¯­z], ­È±oÃhºÃªº¨Æ, ¥O¤H¶O¸ÑªºÃøÃD
aport	adv. ¦b¥ª²ì, ¦V¥ª²ì
aposelene	n. [¦a] »·¤ëÂI
aposematic	a. ĵ§Ù¦âªº
aposia	n. [Âå] ¤£´÷¯g°kÁ׳ܤô, (¦Padipsia)
aposiopesis	n. »¡¸Ü¤¤Â_ªk
apositia	n. [Âå] ¹½­¹¯g, (¨u)
apospory	n. [´Ó] (µßÃþªº)µLÌU¤l¥Í´Þ
apostasis	n. [Âå] ¯f¶ÕÆJÅÜ, (´c¤Æ)
apostasy	n. ­I±Ð, Åܸ`, ²æÄÒ
apostate	n. ­I±ÐªÌ, Åܸ`ªÌ, ²æÄÒªÌ;  a. ­I±Ðªº, Åܸ`ªº, ²æÄÒªº
apostatise	vi. «q±Ð, ­I«H, Åܸ`, ²æÐÞ
apostatize	vi. ­I±Ð, ²æÄÒ, Åܸ`
aposteriori	a. Âk¯Çªº, «á¤Ñ(¸gÅç)ªº
aposthia	n. [Âå] ¥ý¤ÑµL¥]¥Ö
apostil	n. [¥j] ®Çª`
apostle	n. ¨Ï®{, ³Ìªìªº¶Ç¹DªÌ, ­Ò¾ÉªÌ
apostle spoon	n. ¨Ï®{°Í
apostleship	n. ¨Ï®{ªº¦a¦ì
apostolate	n. ¨Ï®{ªº¦a¦ì, ù°¨±Ð©vªºÂ¾¦ì
apostolic	a. ¨Ï®{ªº, ù°¨±Ð¬Óªº
apostolical	a. ¨Ï®{ªº(=apostolic), ù°¨±Ð¬Óªº
apostrophe	n. ¬Ù²¤²Å¸¹(¡u'¡v, ¹y©Iªk
apostrophize	v. ¥[¬Ù²¤²Å¸¹, ¨Ï¥Î¹y©Iªk
apothecaries' weight	n. Ãľ¯¥Î¿Å¨î, ÃÄ¿Å
apothecary	n. ÃÄ°Ó, ½æÃĪÌ
apothecium	n. [´Ó] (¦a¦çÃþ©MµßÃþªº)¤lÅn½L
apothegm	n. ®æ¨¥, ½e¨¥
apothegmatic	a. ®æ¨¥ªº
apothegmatical	a. ®æ¨¥ªº
apothem	n. Ãä¤ß¶ZÂ÷
apotheosis	n. «Ê¯«, ¯«¤Æ, ±R«ô, ¹|´­, ·¥­P
apotheosize	vt. «Ê¯«, ¯«¤Æ, ¹|´­, ±R«ô
apotropaic	a. Áר¸ªº, ÅX¨¸ªº
app.	apparatus, apparent(ly), appendix, applied, appointed, apprentice, approved, approximate, Apostles
appal	vt. ¨ÏÁx´H(=appall), ¨ÏÅåÀb, ÅåÀ~
Appalachia	n. [¦a] ªü©¬©Ô«´¨È(¤s¯ß)¦a°Ï
Appalachian	a. ªü©¬©Ô«´¤s¯ßªº
appalachians	n. ªü©¬©Ô«´¤s¯ß
appall	vt. ¨ÏÁx´H, ¨ÏÅåÀb, ÅåÀ~
appalling	a. ¾_Å媺, ¥i©Èªº, Àb¤Hªº, ©å¦Hªº
appalling crimes	Àb¤HÅ¥»Dªº¸o¦æ
appallingly	adv. ¥O¤H¤ò°©®ªµM¦a
appaloosa	n. ¨Ñ¤HÃM­¼¥Îªº°¨ºØ¤§¤@
appanage	n. «Ê¦a, ªö¨¶, Äݦa, ­¹¸S
appar.	apparent(ly)
apparat	n. (¬F©²¡B¬FÄÒªº)¾÷ºc, ·íÅv¬£
apparatchik	n. («X¦@)°ª¯Å·F³¡
apparatus	n. »ö¾¹, ¸Ë¸m, ³]³Æ, ¾¹©x, ¬ã¨s¸ê®Æ, ¾÷ºc, (¬Fªv)²Õ´
apparel	vt. ¬ï¦ç, ¸Ë¹¢;  n. ¦çªA, ªA¸Ë, ¸Ë¹¢
apparell	v. µ¹¬ï, ¨Ï¸Ë¹¢
apparent	a. ©úÅ㪺, Åã¦Ó©ö¨£ªº, ¥~ªí¤Wªº, ªí­±¤Wªº
apparente	a. ©úÅ㪺
apparently	adv. ªí­±¤W, ¦ü¥G, ÅãµM¦a, ©úÅã¦a
apparition	n. ¤Û¼v, «ÕÆF, °­»î, (°­)¥X²{
apparitional	a. «ÕÆF[¯ë] ªº
apparitor	n. °õ¦æ©x, §G§iªÌ, ®c§Ê¨ÏªÌ
appassionato	adv. a. [ÃÄ] ¼ö±¡¦a[ªº]
appd.	¤wÀò§å­ãªº, ¤w±o¨ì©Ó»{ªº, ¦³©wµûªºapproved
appeal	vi. ©IÆ~, Àµ¨D, Àµ½Ð, ¶D½Ñ, ¤W¶D, ¦³§l¤Þ¤O;  n. ©IÆ~, Àµ¨D, ¶D½Ñ, ¤W¶D, §l¤Þ¤O, ¾y¤O
appeal a decision	¤£ªA§P¨M¦Ó¤W¶D
appeal against	¹ï...´£¥X¤W¶D
appeal from drunk to Philip sober	½Ð¨D½Æ¼f
appeal from Philip drunk to Philip sober	½Ð¨D½Æ¼f
appeal jury	¤W¶Dªk®xªº³­¼f¹Î
appeal one's case to	¦V...´£¥X¤W¶D
appeal to	¹ï...¦³§l¤Þ¤O; ©IÆ~, ½Ð¨D; ¶D½Ñ...
appeal to arms	¶D½ÑªZ¤O
appeal to the chair	½Ð¥D®uµô¨M
appealable	a. ¥i¤W¶Dªº
appealing	a. Àµ¨Dªº, «s¨Dªº, °Ê¤Hªº
appealingly	adv. ¤W¶D¦a, «s¨D¦a, Àµ¨D¦a
appear	v. ¥X²{, Åã²{, §e²{, ¤W³õ, µn»O, ¥Xª©, µoªí, ¦ü¥G, ¦n¹³, Åã±o, ¥X³õ, ¥X®u, ÅS­± 
appear before a court	¥X®x
appear on the scene	µn¤W»R¥x, ¹ñÅSÀY¸}
appearance	n. ¥X²{, ¥X³õ, µn»O, ÅS­±, ¥Xª©, ¥~ªí, ¥~Æ[, ¥~»ª, ®e»ª, ­±¤l
appearing	a. ¬Ý¤W¥h...ªº, ªø¬Û...ªº
appeasable	a. ¥­±o¤Fªº, ½w©M±o¤Fªº, ÄU¸Ñ±o¤Fªº
appease	v. ¦w¼¾, ½w©M, ¥­®§, ¸Ñ(´÷), º¡¨¬(­¹¼¤µ¥)
appeasement	n. ¥­®§, ¦w¼¾, ¼¾¼¢, ½w©M, ©h®§
appellant	a. ¤W¶Dªº;  n. ¤W¶D¤H
appellate	a. ±±¶Dªº, ¤W¶Dªº, ¥i¨ü²z¤W¶Dªº
appellate court	n. ¤W¶Dªk°|, °ªµ¥ªk°|
appellation	n. ¦WºÙ, ºÙ©I
appellative	a. ¦WºÙªº, ³qºÙªº
appellatively	adv. ¦WºÙ¦a, ³qºÙ¦a
appellee	n. ³Q§i
appellor	n. ¤W¶D¤H
append	vt. ªþ¥[, ²K¥[
appendage	n. ªþ¥[ª«, ªþÄݪ«, ªþÄݪÏÅé
appendant	a. ªþ¥[ªº, ªþÄݪº, ªþ±aªº, ªþ±aªºÅv§Qªº;  n. ªþÄݪ«
appendectomy	n. Áñ§À¤Á°£³N
appendical	appendix¤§§Î®eµü
appendicectomy	n. [Âå] Áñ§À¤Á°£, (¦Pappendectomy)
appendices	n. appendix ªº½Æ¼Æ§Î(ªþ¥[ª«, ªþ¿ý, ª¼¸z)
appendices someone to	Åý¬Y¤H·í...ªº¾Ç®{
appendicitis	n. Áñ§Àª¢, ª¼¸zª¢
appendicle	n. ¤pªþ¥ó, ¤pªþ¾¹, ¤pªþÄݪ«
appendicolysis	n. [Âå] Áñ§À­éÂ÷
appendicostomy	n. [Âå] Áñ§À³y¤f
appendicular	a. ªþÄݪ«ªº, (¤×«ü)ªþªÏªº, [¸Ñ] Áñ§Àªº
appendix	n. ªþ¿ý, ª¼¸z, Áñ§À
appentice	n. ªùµ¡«eªº¾Bò
apperceive	vt. [¤ß] ·Pª¾, »{ÃÑ, ²z¸Ñ, ­É§U¹L¥hªº¸gÅç²z¸Ñ(·sªºª¾Ä±¹ï¶H), ²Îı²z¸Ñ, [±Ð] ¦P¤Æ(·sÆ[©À)
apperception	n. ²Îı, ²Îı§@¥Î, Ãþ¤Æ
apperceptive	a. ²Îıªº
appertain	vi. ÄÝ©ó, ±MÄÝ
appestat	n. [¸Ñ] ­¹¼¤½Õ¸`¤¤¼Ï
appetence	n. ¼¤±æ, ©Ê¼¤, ¥»¯à, ©Ê¦V
appetency	n. ¼¤±æ, ©Ê¼¤, ¥»¯à, ©Ê¦V
appetent	a. ¥»¯à©Ò±ýªº, ¼ö±æªº, ·N±ýªº
appetiser	n. ¼W¶i­¹¼¤ªº¤Ö¶q¶¼­¹, ¶}­G¤p¦Y[¶¼«~]
appetite	n. ­¹¼¤, ­G¤f, ¼¤±æ, ...¼¤, ·R¦n, ¿³½ì
Appetite comes from eating	­G¶V¦Y¶V¤j, ¤H¤ß¤£¨¬³D§]¶H
appetitive	a. ­¹¼¤ªº, ¦³­¹¼¤ªº, «P¶i­¹¼¤ªº
appetizer	n. ¶}­G­¹«~, ¶}­Gµæ
appetizing	a. ¶}­Gªº, «P¶i­¹¼¤ªº, ¬ü¨ýªº
appetizingly	adv. ¥O¤H««²C¦a, ¤Þ°_­¹¼¤¦a
Appian Way	n. ¨È¾À¥j¹D
appl.	³Q(¹ê»Ú)À³¥Îªº, À³¥Îªº, ¹ê¥Îªºapplied
applaud	vt. ¹ª´x³Ü±m, ºÙÆg, ÃÙ³\
applause	n. ¹ª´x, ´xÁn, ³Ü±m, ÃÙ³\
applausive	a. ©ç¤â³Ü±mªº, Ãٽ઺
applausively	adv. ³Ü±m¦a, ºÙÆg¦a
apple	n. Ä«ªG, Ä«ªG¾ð, Ä«ªG¹q¸£¤½¥q, ¤H, ³Ã¥ë
apple bee	n. »s§@Ä«ªG°®ªºÀ°¤u
apple box	n. Ä«ªG¶À·¨
apple brandy	n. Ä«ªG¥ÕÄõ¦a(°s)
apple butter	n. Ä«ªGÂæ
apple cart	n. (³c½æ¥ÎÄ«ªG¥Îªº)Ä«ªG¨®
apple cheese	n. (±qÄ«ªG°sÀ£º^¾÷¤W¨ú¥X¨Óªº)Ä«ªGÀ£º^»æ
apple dumpling	n. (¥Î¥ÍÄѹΥ]µÛÄ«ªG¿N[»]]±oªº)Ä«ªG¹Î¤l
apple green	n. Ä«ªGºñ
apple gum	n. Ä«ªGÑÛ
apple head	²ÂÀY²Â¸£
apple maggot	n. Ä«¹êÃǤΦPÄݪºÅK¸ôÃÇ(railroad worm)
apple of discord	ª§ºÝ, º×®Ú
apple of one's eye	´x¤W©ú¯], ¤ß¨xÄ_¨©
apple of one's eye	Àû¤Õ; ¬Y¤Hªº´x¤W©ú¯], Ä_¨©
apple of Sodom	n. ¦º®üªG¤l(=the Dead Sea apple), µê¦³¨äªí¤§ª«
apple pie	n. Ä«ªG¬£, Ä«ªGÀ`»æ
apple polisher	n. ³{ªïªÌ, ©^©ÓªÌ
apple sauce	Ä«ªGÂæ; ­J»¡¤K¹D, ½M§è
apple scab	n. ÐmªG(¾ð)¶Â¤ß¯f
apple tree	n. Ä«ªG¾ð
apple-cart	n. Ä«ªG¨®
apple-cheeked	a. ÁyÀU¬õ¼íªº
apple-pie	n. Ä«ªG»æ;  a. Ä«ªG»æª¬ªº, §¹¬üµL¯Êªº
apple-pie order	¦³±ø¤£¯¿, ¤«µM¦³§Ç, ±ø²z¤À©ú
apple-polish	v. ³{ªï, ©^©Ó, ªï¦X, °Q¦n, ©ç°¨§¾
applecart	n. (³c½æ¥ÎÄ«ªG¥Îªº)Ä«ªG¨®
applejack	n. Ä«ªG¥ÕÄõ¦a
applesauce	n. Ä«ªGÂæ, ­J»¡
applewife	n. ½æÄ«ªGªº¤k¤H
appliance	n. ¾¹¨ã, ¥Î¨ã, ¾¹±ñ, ³]³Æ, À³¥Î
applicability	n. À³¥Î©Ê, ¾A¥Î©Ê
applicable	a. ¾A¥Îªº, ¦X¾Aªº, ¾A·íªº, ¯àÀ³¥Îªº, 
applicableness	n. ¾A¤Á©Ê
applicably	adv. ¥i¾A¥Î¦a, ¾A¤Á¦a
applicant	n. ¥Ó½ÐªÌ, ½Ð¨DªÌ, À³¼xªÌ
applicat	n. ¥Ó½Ð¤H
application	n. À³¥Î, ¾A¥Î, ¥Î³~, ¥Ó½Ð, À³¼x, ¥Ó½Ð®Ñ, ¶î©Ù, ¼Å, ¶Ô¾Ä, ¶Ô«j, ±Mª`, À³¥Îµ{¦¡
application form	¥Ó½Ðªí
application layer	À³¥Î¼h(À³¥Î¼h¦ì©óºô¸ô¨óijªº³Ì¤W¼h¡CÀ³¥Î¼h­t³d»P»y·N¦³Ãöªº¤u§@)
applicative	a. ¾A¥Îªº, ¥iÀ³¥Îªº, ¾A·íªº, ¦X¾Aªº, ¥iÀ³¥Îªº
applicator	n. ¶î¼Å¾¹, ¶î©Ù¾¹
applicatory	a. ¾A¥Îªº, ¥iÀ³¥Îªº, ¹ê¥Îªº
applied	a. À³¥Îªº, ¹ê¥Îªº
applied linguistics	À³¥Î»y¨¥¾Ç
applied sciences	À³¥Î¬ì¾Ç
applique	n. ´Oªá, ¶Kªá, Á_ªá
applud	v. ÃÙ½à
apply	vt. À³¥Î, ¹B¥Î, ¨Ï¥Î, ±M¤ß, ¶î, ¼Å, vi. ¾A¥Î, À³¥Î
apply a plaster	¶K»IÃÄ
apply a remedy	¼ÅÃÄ, ¬IÃÄ
apply for	¥Ó½Ð, ½Ð¨D, ­n¨D...
apply for a post	¨D¾
apply for admission to a school	¥Ó½Ð¤J¾Ç
apply one's energy to	­P¤O©ó...
apply one's mind to	±M¤ß©ó, ­P¤O©ó...
apply oneself to	±Mª`©ó, ­P¤O©ó
apply something to	§â...À³¥Î©ó...; §â...ÂH¦b...
apply the brake	¨Ï¥Î«b¨®, °±¨®, Ãö¹h
Apply To	¾A¦X, ¾A¥Î©ó..., ¦V...´£¥X¥Ó½Ð
appmt.	appointment
appoggiatura	n. ¸Ë¹¢­µ¤§¤@ºØ
appoint	vt. «ü¬£, ©e¬£, ¥ô©R, ¤À¬£, ¤À°t, «ü©w, ¬ù©w
appoint ... to	¥ô©R...¨ì...
appoint a meeting	¬ù©w·|­±¤é´Á
appoint a time for	¬ù©w...ªº®É¶¡
appoint people on their merit	¥ô¤H°ß½å
appoint someone as	¥ô©R¬Y¤H¾á¥ô...
appointed	a. «ü©wªº, ©e¬£ªº, ¥ô©Rªº, ³]³Æªº
appointee	n. ³Q¥ô©R¤H, ³Q«ü¬£ªÌ
appointer	n. ¥ô©RªÌ, ©e¬£¤H, «ü¬£ªÌ
appointive	a. ¥Ñ¥ô©R¦Ó¥R·íªº
appointment	n. ¥ô©R, ©e¬£, ¾¦ì, ¬ù·|, ¬ù©w, ¬ù, ³]³Æ, ¸Ë³Æ
appointor	n. [ªk«ß] «ü©w¤H, ¦³«ü©w(°]²£¨ü¯q)ÅvªÌ
apport	n. ¤Û¹³
apportion	vt. ¤À°t, ¤ÀÅu, ¤À¬£
apportionment	n. ¤À°t, ¤ÀÅu, ¤À¬£, (¬ü°ê)ij­û¤H¼Æªº¤À°t
apposable	a. ¥i¨Ã¸mªº
appose	vt. ¨Ã¸m, ¨Ã¦C, ©ñ¦bªþªñ, »\(³¹)
apposite	a. ¾A·íªº, ¦X¾Aªº, ¾A¤Áªº
appositely	adv. ¾A¤Á¦a
appositeness	n. ¾A·í, ¾A¤Á
apposition	n. ¨Ã¦C, ¨Ã¸m, [¤åªk] ¦P¦ì, ¦P®æ, ¦P¦ì»y
appositional	a. ¦P¦ì®æªº
appositive	a. [¤åªk] ¦P¦ìªº, ¦P®æªº;  n. ¦P¦ì»y, ¦P®æ»y
appraisable	a. ¥i¦ô»ùªº, ¥iµû»ùªº
appraisal	n. µû»ù, ¦ô»ù, ¦ô­p, ų©w, ¦ô­pªº»ù®æ, µû¦ôÃB
appraise	vt. ¦ô»ù, µû»ù, µû¦ô, ų©w
appraisement	n. µû»ù, ¦ô»ù, ų©w
appraiser	n. µû»ù¤H, ų©w¤H, (Ãöµ|¡Bµ|°È)¦ô»ù©x
appreciable	a. ¥i·Pª¾ªº, ¥i¹îıªº, ¥i¬Ý¨£ªº
appreciably	adv. ¥i¹îª¾¦a, ²¤·L
appreciate	vt. ªY½à, ½à¸Õ, ¥¿½Tªºµû»ù, ų§O, ·PÁÂ, ·P¿E, vi. ¼W­È, (»ù®æ)¤Wº¦, º¦»ù
appreciation	n. µû»ù, ªY½à, ų½à¤O, ·PÁÂ, ·P¿E, ¼W­È, º¦»ù, ¤É­È
appreciative	a. ¦³Å²½à¤Oªº, ·PÁªº, ·P¿Eªº
appreciatively	adv. ·P¿E¦a
appreciator	n. ų½àªÌ, ½àÃѪÌ, µû»ùªÌ
appreciatory	a. ªY½à¤O, ·PÁªº
apprehend	vt. ¼~¼{, ®£Äß, ²z¸Ñ, ¤F¸Ñ, ¶e®·
apprehend danger in every sound	­·ÁnÅb°æ, ¯ó¤ì¬Ò§L
apprehensibility	n. ¯à²z¸Ñ
apprehensible	a. ¥i²z¸Ñªº, ¥i·Pª¾ªº
apprehension	n. ¼~¼{, ®£Äß, ¤£¦w, ²z¸Ñ, ²z¸Ñ¤O, ¨£¸Ñ, ¶e®·
apprehensive	a. ¼~¼{ªº, ¤£¦wªº, ¾á¤ßªº, ®£Äߪº, ¦³²z¸Ñ¤Oªº, ¦³®©©Êªº
apprehensively	adv. ¾á¤ß¦a, ¼~¼{¦a
apprentice	n. ¾Ç®{, ®{§Ì, ¨£²ß¥Í, ÃÀ®{;  vt. ·í¾Ç®{, ¨Ï°µ¾Ç®{
apprentice oneself to	·í...ªº¾Ç®{
apprenticeship	n. ¾Ç®{ªº¨­¤À, ¾Ç®{ªº¦~­­
appressed	a. ºò¶Kªº, ¥­¶Kªº
appressorium	n. [´Ó] ªþµÛ­M
apprise	vt. ³qª¾, §iª¾
apprise someone of something	§iª¾¬Y¤H¬Y¨Æ
apprize	vt. ³qª¾, §iª¾, [¥j] ¦ô»ù, µû»ù, µû¦ô, ų©w
appro.	approbation, approval
approach	vt. ±µªñ, ­¢ªñ, ±µ¬¢, vi. ±µªñ, ­¢ªñ, ªñ¦ü;  n. ¾aªñ, ±µªñ, ±µªñ¥Ø¼Ð, ªñ¦ü, ¤èªk, ³~®|, ³q¸ô, (­¸¾÷)¶i³õ, µÛ³°
approach aids	n. ­¸¾÷¶i³õ¾É¯è³]³Æ
approach light	n. («ü¥Ü­¸¾÷¶]¹Dªº¤è¦Vªº)¶i³õ¿O
approachability	n. ¥i±µªñ, ©ö±µªñ
approachable	a. ¥i±µªñªº, ¥i¨ì¹Fªº, ©ö±µªñªº, ¿Ë¤Áªº
approbate	vt. §å­ã, »{¥i, ³\¥i, ©Ó»{
approbation	n. §å­ã, »{¥i, ³\¥i, ÃÙ¦P
approbative	a. »{¥iªº(=approbatory), ©Ó»{ªº, ÃÙ³\ªº
approbatory	a. »{¥iªº, ©Ó»{ªº, ÃÙ³\ªº
appropriable	a. ¥i±M¥Îªº, ¥i¨p¥Îªº
appropriate	a. ¾A·íªº, ¦X¾Aªº;  vt. µs¥Î, ¾Õ¥Î, ¨p¥Î, ¥e¥Î, ¼·¥X, ®¿¥Î
appropriate other people's ideas	¶ÑÅÑ¥L¤Hªº·Qªk
appropriately	adv. ¾A·í¦a, ¦X¾A¦a
appropriatement	n. ¾A·í
appropriation	n. ¨p¥Î, ¾Õ¥Î, µs¥Î, ¼·¥Î, ¼·´Ú
appropriative	a. ±M¥Îªº, ¥R·íªº, ¥i¼·¥Îªº
appropriator	n. ¾Õ¥ÎªÌ, µs¥ÎªÌ, ¨p¥ÎªÌ
approvable	a. ¥i®Ö­ãªº
approval	n. ÃÙ¦¨, »{¥i, ¦P·N, §å­ã
approve	vt. ÃÙ¦¨, ¦P·N, »{¥i, §å­ã, ³q¹L, vi. ÃÙ¦¨, ºÙ³\
approve a bill	§å­ã¤@¶µªk®×
approve of	ÃÙ¦¨, §å­ã...
approve oneself	ÃÒ©ú¦Û¤v¬O...
approved	a. ¤w§å­ãªº, ¸g»{¥iªº, ¤½»{ªº
approver	n. §å­ãªÌ, ÃÙ¦¨ªÌ, §i±KªÌ
approving	a. ÃÙ¦¨ªº, º¡·Nªº
approvingly	adv. ÃÙ¦¨¦a, ¹Å³\¦a, º¡·N¦a
approx.	approximate, approximately
approximal	a. [¸Ñ] (¤ú¾¦­±µ¥)¾Fªñªº
approximate	a. ¤j¬ùªº, ¤j·§ªº, ªñ¦üªº;  v. ±µªñ, ¬ùµ¥©ó
approximate ... at ...	¦ô­p...¬°...
approximate to	ªñ©ó, ±µªñ
approximately	adv. ¤j¬ù, ¤j­P, ªñ¥G
approximation	n. ±µªñ, ªñ¦ü, ·§ºâ, ªñ¦ü­È
apps.	appendixes
appt.	appoint(ed), appointment
apptd.	©e¬£ªº, ¥ô©Rªº, ³]³Æ...ªºappointed
appui	n. [­x] ¤ä´©(point d'appui)
appulse	n. ±µªñ, ±µÄ², ½Ä¬ð, ¦X («ü¤@­Ó¤ÑÅé¦V¥t¤@­Ó¤ÑÅ骺©úÅã±µªñ)
appurtenance	n. ªþÄݪ«, ªþÄÝ«~, ªþÄÝÅv
appurtenant	a. ªþÄݪº, ±qÄݪº;  n. ªþÄݪ«
appurts.	appurtenances
Apr	n. ¥|¤ë(April)
Apr.	n. ¥|¤ë(April)
Apra	n. ¯µ¾|­²·s¬FÄÒ¦W
apractic	a. [Âå] ¥¢¥Îªº, (¦]¤j¸£»Ùê, ¤£¯à§¹¦¨¤@ºØ¦³¥Øªºªº¥ô°È, apraxia¤§§Î®eµü)
apraxia	n. [Âå] ¥¢¥Î¯g, (ÁöµL³Â·ô, ¦ýµLªk§¹¦¨¤u§@)
apraxic	¦Papractic
apres-ski	a. ·Æ³·«áªº;  n. ·Æ³·«áªº¶¢·v®É¶¡
Apresoline	n. [Âå] ªü°t¨FªL, (Hydralaxine¤§°Ó¼Ð¦W), (ªv°ª¦åÀ£¥Î)
apricot	n. §ö, §ö¾ð, §ö¦â, §ö¶À¦â
April	n. ¥|¤ë
April fish	4¤ë1¤é·M¤H¸`¨ü·M§ËªÌ
April fool	n. ·M¤H¸`(¥|¤ë¤@¤é)¨ü·M§ËªÌ
April Fools' Day	n. ·M¤H¸`(¥|¤ë¤@¤é)
April weather	¥E«B¥E´¸ªº¤Ñ®ð, ÅܤƤ£©wªº±¡ºü
apriori	a. ºtöªº
apriorism	n. [­õ] ¥ý¤Ñ½×, ¥ýÅç½×, ¥ýÅç[ºtö]©Ê°²©w, ºtö©Ê±À²z[­ì²z]
apriority	n. ¥ýÅç©Ê
Aprism	n. Apraªº¥D¸q
aprobarbital	n. [Âå] ªü´¶¤Ú¤ñ§´»Ä, (ÂíÀR, ¶Ê¯vÃÄ)
aproctia	n. [Âå] µL¨z·î§Î, (¦Pimperforate anus)
apron	n. ³ò¸È, °±¾÷©W, Å@§É
apron stage	n. ¬ð¥X©ó¹õ«eªº»R»O
apron string	n. ³ò¸È±a
apronful	n. º¡º¡¤@³ò¸È
apropos	a. «ê·íªº, ¶K¤Áªº;  adv. ¾A¤Á¦a, ¶K¤Á
apropos of	Ãö©ó, ¦Ü©ó, ´N...¨Ó»¡
apropos of nothing	²@µLÁpôªº, ²@µL²z¥Ñªº, ¾ÌªÅ®º³yªº
aprosopia	n. [Âå] ¯Ê­±·î§Î, (³¡¤À©Î¥þ³¡­±³¡µ²ºc¯Ê¥¢)
aprosopus	¯Ê­±·î­L
apse	n. ±Ð°ó¥b¶ê§Îªº«Ø¿v
apselaphesia	n. [Âå] IJı¯Ê¥¢
apsidal	a. apseªº
apsis	n. »·ªñÂI(¾ò¶ê§Î­y¹D¤Wªºªñ¤éÂI©Î»·¤éÂI)
apsychia	n. [Âå] µL·NÃÑ, ©ü³Ö, («U)loss of consciousness
apt	a. ¶É¦V©ó, ©ö©ó, «ê·íªº, ¾A·íªº, Áo©úªº, ±Ó±¶ªº, Advanced Passenger Train
apt.	apartment
apteral	a. µL¯Íªº, µLÁlªº, µL°¼¬Wªº
apterous	a. µL¯Íªº, µLÁlªº
apterygial	a. [°Êª«] µLÅ_[ªÏ, Ál]ªº
apteryx	n. µLÁl³¾
aptitude	n. ¤~¯à, ¯à¤O, ¤Ñ¸ê, Áo©ú, ¶É¦V, ¸ê½è, ©Ê¦V
aptitude test	n. ©Ê¦V´úÅç
aptly	adv. ¾A·í¦a, ¾A©y¦a, «ê·í¦a
aptness	n. ¾A·í, «ê·í, ¶É¦V, ©Ê¦V, ¤~¯à
apts.	apartments
aptyalia	n. [Âå] ¦Paptyalism
aptyalism	n. [Âå] µL²C, ¤fµÄ°®Àê, (¦Pxerostomia)
apurpose	adv. [¤f] ¬G·N¦a, ¦³·N¦a
Apus	n. [¤Ñ] ¤Ñ¿P(¬P)®y
apyrene	a. [Âå] (ºë²Ó­M)µL®Öªº
apyretic	a. [Âå] µL¼öªº
apyrexia	n. [Âå] µL¼ö, µo¼ö¶¡·²´Á
apyrogenic	a. [Âå] ¤£µo¿Nªº, (Åé·Å)
AQ	n. ¦¨´N«ü¼Æ(achievement quotient)
aq.	aqua, aqueous
aqua	n. ¤ô, ²GÅé, ·»²G, ¤ôºñ¦â;  comb. ªí¥Ü¡u¤ô¡v
aqua fortis	n. µv»Ä
aqua mirabilis	n. ¥j®Éªº¤@ºØ¿³¾Ä¾¯
aqua pura	n. ¯Â¤ô
aqua regia	n. ¤ý¤ô(1:3ªº¿@µv»Ä»P¿@ðS»Ä²V¦X²G¡A¥i·»¸Ñª÷¡B¹`)
aqua vitae	n. °sºë, ¯P°s
aquacade	n. ¤ô¤W§ÞÃÀªíºt
aquaculture	n. ¤ô²£·~, ¾i´Þº®·~
aquaculturist	n. ¤ô²£·~ªÌ, ¾i´Þº®·~ªÌ
aquadag	n. ¥Û¾¥³ù¼h
aquafarm	n. ¤ô²£¾i´Þ³õ, ¾i´Þº®³õ, ³½¶ó
aquafortis	n. [¤Æ] µv»Ä
aquakinetics	n. À¦¥®¨àº}¯B°V½mªk
aqualung	n. ¤ôªÍ, ¤ô¤¤©I§l¾¹
aquamarine	n. ¤ôÂÅÄ_¥Û, ÂÅ´¹, Âźñ¦â
aquanaut	n. ®ü©³¤u§@¤H­û(¦b®ü©³¬ã¨s³]¬I¤¤¥Í¬¡ªº¤H), ¼ç¤ô­û
aquanautics	n. (¨Ï¥Î¤ô¤U©I§l¾¹ªº)®ü©³[¤ô¤U]°É±´[¬ã¨s]
aquaphobia	n. ®£¤ô(¯g)(Hydrophobia)(¤×«ü¦]®`©È³Q²T¦º¦Ó®£¤ôªº)
aquaplane	n. ·Æ¤ôªO;  vi. ·Æ¤ô
aquarelle	n. ¤ô±mµe, ¤ô±mµeªk
aquaria	n. ¾i³½¦À, ¾i³½¬û, ¤ô±ÚÀ]
Aquarian	a. Ä_²~(¬P)®y(Aquarius)ªº, Ä_²~®c¥X¥Íªº, ¤j¦P®É¥Nªº
aquarist	n. ¤ô±ÚÀ]ºÞ²z¤H, ¬°¤ô±ÚÀ]¤u§@ªº³½Ãþ¾Ç®a©Î¦¬¶°®a
aquarium	n. ¤ô±ÚÀ], ¾i³½¦À, ³½¬û
Aquarius	n. Ä_²~®y, Ä_¹ï®c, ¤ô²~®y, ¤ô²~®c, Ä_²~®y¥X¥Íªº¤H(1.21~2.19)
aquatic	a. ¤ô¥Íªº, ¤ô¤¤ªº, ¤ô¤Wªº;  n. ¤ô¥Í°Êª«, ¤ô¥Í´Óª«, ¤ô¯ó, ¤ô¤W¹B°Ê
aquatic plant	¤ô¥Í´Óª«
aquatint	n. »Éª©»G»kªk, »Éª©»G»kªkª©µe
aquatone	n. [¦L] ÅÖºû¯À©ú½¦¥­ª©»sª©ªk, ¥Î¦¹ºØ¤èªk¦L¥Xªº¦L¨ê«~
aquavit	n. ªü¥Êºû¯S°s (´µ³ôªº¨ººû¨È²£ªº¤@ºØ¥ÕÄõ¦a°s, ¼á²M³z©ú, ¥[¦³¶À»U¬ó¥H¼W¥[­»¨ý)
aqueduct	n. ¤ô¹D, ¤ô´ë, ¾É¤ôºÞ
aqueous	a. ¤ôªº, ¦ü¤ôªº, ¤ôª¬ªº, (©¥¤ô)¤ô¦¨ªº
aqueous rock	n. ¤ô¦¨©¥
aqui	comb. ªí¥Ü¡u¤ô¡v
aquiculture	n. ¤ô²£·~, ¾i´Þº®·~
aquifer	n. [¦a] [¦a] »W¤ô¼h (§t¦a¤U¤ôªº¦h¤Õ½èº¯³z©Ê¦a¼h)
Aquila	n. øl³¾®y
aquilegia	n. [´Ó] íç¤æµæÄÝ(Aquilegia)¦UºØ¯ó¤ìªá
aquiline	a. ÆNªº, ¦üÆNªº, Ås¦±ªº
Aquinas	n. ªü«¶¨º´µ(Saint Thomas Aquinas, 1225-74, ¸q¤j§Q¯«¾Ç®a¡B­õ¾Ç®a)
aquire	v. ¨ú±o
aquisition	n. ¨ú±o
aquiver	pred. a. Ÿ§Ýªº, §Ý°Êªº
aquose	a. §t¤ôÂ×´Iªº, (¦ü)¤ôªº
aquosity	n. ¼éÀã
Ar	n. ´ã(=argon, ¤¸¯À¦W);  pref. (=ad, ¥[¦br°_­ºªº¦r«e), ¦V...(=to), ´Â...(=towards), ©¹...(=towards);  suf. §Î®eµü¦r§À¡Aªí¥Ü¡u...ªº, ¦ü...ªº, ...©Êªº¡v, ¦Wµü¦r§À¡Aªí¥Ü¡u...ªº¤H¡v
ar.	arrival, arrive(s), arrived, Arabia(n), Arabic, Aramaic, argumentum
Ara	n. [¤Ñ] ¤Ñ¾Â(¬P)®y
Arab	n. ªü©Ô§B¤H, ªü©Ô§B°¨;  a. ªü©Ô§Bªº, ªü©Ô§B¤Hªº
Arab League	n. ªü©Ô§B°ê®aÁp·ù(¦¨¥ß©ó1945¦~)
Arab.	Arabia(n), Arabian horse, Arabic
Arabdom	n. ªü©Ô§B¥@¬É
Arabel	n. ·RÁ¢¨©(¤k¤l¦W)
arabesque	n. ªü©Ô§B¦¡ªá¹¢, ªü©Ô§B¦¡¼Ö¦±;  a. ªü©Ô§B¦¡ªá¹¢ªº
Arabia	n. ªü©Ô§B¥b®q
Arabian	a. ªü©Ô§Bªº, ªü©Ô§B¤Hªº;  n. ªü©Ô§B¤H, ªü©Ô§B°¨
Arabian bird	ªø¥Í³¾, µ}¥@¬Ã¸V
Arabian camel	n. ªü©Ô§BÀd¾m
Arabian Nights' Entertainments	n. pl. ¤Ñ¤è©]ÃÓ, ¤@¤d¹s¤@©](The Arabian Nights, The Thousand and One Nights)
Arabian Peninsula	n. ªü©Ô§B¥b®q
Arabian Sea	n. ªü©Ô§B®ü
Arabic	a. ªü©Ô§Bªº, ªü©Ô§B¤Hªº, ªü©Ô§B»yªº;  n. ªü©Ô§B»y
Arabic numerals	n. pl. ªü©Ô§B¼Æ¦r
arabica	n. [´Ó] ©@°Ø, ©@°Ø¬ó
arabicize	vt. ¨Ï(¤@ºØ»y¨¥©Î»y¨¥¦¨¤À)²Å¦Xªü©Ô§B»y²ßºD¥Îªk, ¨Ïªü©Ô§B¤Æ
arabinose	n. [¥Í¤Æ] ªü©Ô§B¿}, ªü¥³¿} (¥³¿}Ãþªº¤@ºØµ²´¹§ÎîÇ¿})
arabis	n. [´Ó] ¸_¤lªã (ªoµæ¬ì¸_¤lªãÄݦUºØ¯ó¥»´Óª«)
Arabise	vt. ¨Ïªü©Ô§B¤Æ
Arabism	n. ªü©Ô§B­·«U²ßºD, ªü©Ô§B»y²ßºD¥Îªk, ªü©Ô§B¥Á±Ú¥D¸q
Arabist	n. ªü©Ô§B±M®a, ªü©Ô§B»y¾ÇªÌ
arabize	vt. ¨Ïªü©Ô§B¤Æ
arable	a. ¾A©ó¯ÑºØªº, ¥i¯Ñªº;  n. ¯Ñ¦a
arable soil	¯Ñ¦a
Araby	n. ªü©Ô§B(=Arabia)
aracari	n. [³¾] ªü©Ô¥dï¥ (¥¨¼L³¾¬ì, Äݩ󤤬ü¬w©M«n¬ü¬w)
araceous	a. [´Ó] ¤Ñ«n¬P¬ì(Araceae)ªº
arach.	n. »jµï¾Ç(arachnology)
arachis oil	n. ªá¥Íªo
arachne	n. ¯«¸Ü¤¤ªº¤@­Ó¤k¯«
arachnid	n. »jµïÃþ°Êª«
Arachnida	n. [Âå] »jÛÈÃþ, (¸`¨¬¤pÂÎ, ¦p»jµï, ¤K¸}½¾, ®~ÂÎ, ÃȤl)¤K¸}ª¦¦æÂÎ
arachnidan	a. arachnidªº
arachnidism	n. [Âå] ¤¤»jµï¬r, (©Òµo¥ÍªºÅܤÆ)
arachnitis	n. µïºô½¤ª¢
arachnodactyly	n. [Âå] »jµï«ü, ²Óªø«ü, (¤â«ü¨¬³k¯S§O²Óªø)
arachnoid	a. »jµïºôª¬ªº;  n. »jµï½¤
arachnoiditis	n. [Âå] µïºô½¤ª¢
arachnopia	n. [Âå] µïºô½¤»P³n¸£½¤, (¦Ppiarachoid), (¨u)
Arad	n. [¦a] ªü©Ô¼w (ù°¨¥§¨È¦è³¡¿p¦C¤°ªeªu©¤¤@«°¥«)
Aragon	n. ¨È©Ô©£(¦è¯Z¤ú¥_³¡¤@¦a°Ï)
Aragonese	a. ªü©Ô°^ªº, ªü©Ô°^¤H[¤è¨¥]ªº
aragonite	n. [Äq] ÄÅ¥Û, ¤å¥Û
arak	n. ¨È¤O°s
Araks	n. [¦a] ªü©Ô§J´µªe (ªü©Ô´µªeªº«X»y¦WºÙ)
Aral Sea	n. ÄЮü(=Lake Aral)
Araldite	n. [°Ó¼Ð] Àô®ñ¾ð¯× (¥Î§@±j½¦±µ¾¯, µ´½tÅéµ¥)
araliaceous	a. [´Ó] ¤­¥[¬ì(Araliaceae)ªº
Aramaean	a. ¥j¥N±Ô§Q¨Èªº
Aramaic	a. ªü©Ô©i»yªº;  n. ªü©Ô©i»y
Aramean	a. ªü©Ô©i¤Hªº, ªü©Ô©i»yªº;  n. ªü©Ô©i¤H, ªü©Ô©i»y
Aramine	metaraminol»s¾¯°Ó«~¦W, (¥é¥æ·P¯«¸g§@¥Î¾¯¥i¤É°ª¦åÀ£)
Aran	a. ªü­Û¸s®qªº, ¥Î(ªü­Û¸s®q¯S¦³ªº)§t¦³¦ÛµM¯×ªÕ¤£¬V¦âªº²Ê¤ò½u½s´ªº
araneid	n. »jµï
Arapaho	n. ªü©Ô¤ÚÀN¤H (¥_¬ü¦L²Ä¦w¤Hªº¤@±Ú), ªü©Ô¤ÚÀN»y
arapaima	n. «n¬ü­¹¥Î²H¤ô³½ªº¤@ºØ
araponga	n. [³¾] ÄÁ³¾ (²£©ó«n¬ü)
araroba	n. ¬_Ù²¯», [´Ó] ¬_Ù²¾ð (²£©ó¤Ú¦èªº¨§¬ì¾ð)
Araucanian	a. ªü³Ò§¢¤H[»y]ªº
araucaria	n. «n¬v§ü
Arawak	n. ªü©Ô¥Ë§J¤H («n¬üªF¥_³¡ªü©Ô¥Ë§J±Ú¦L²Ä¦w¤H), ªü©Ô¥Ë§J»y
Arawakan	a. [»y] ªü©Ô¥Ë§J»y²Õªº
arbalest	n. [¤¤¥@¬ö¿û»sªº] ¤j¤}
arbalist	n. [¤¤¥@¬ö¿û»sªº] ¤j¤}
Arbela	n. [¦a] ªü¤ñ©Ô (¥j¥Nªi´µ¤@«°¥«, §Y²{¦bªº Erbil, ¨È¾ú¤s¤j¤j«Ò©ó¦è¤¸«e331¦~¦b¨äªþªñ¥´±Ñªi´µªº¤j¬y¤h¤T¥@)
arbiter	n. ¥òµô¤H, ½Õ°±ªÌ, µô¨MªÌ, ¤½Â_¤H, µô§P
arbitrable	a. ¥i¥òµôªº, ¥i½Õ°±ªº
arbitrage	n. ®M§Q, ®M¶×, ¥òµô, µô¨M
arbitrageur	n. [°Ó] ®M§QªÌ
arbitral	a. ¥òµôªº
arbitrament	n. ¥òµô, µô¨M, µô§P, µô¨MÅv
arbitrarily	adv. ¥ô·N¦a, ªZÂ_¦a, ¿WÂ_¦a, ±M¾î¦a
arbitrariness	n. ¿WÂ_, ªZÂ_, ¿Wµô, ±M¨î, ±M¾î, ÅQ¹D, ®¡·N
arbitrary	a. ¥ô·Nªº, ®¡·Nªº, ¿WÂ_ªº, ±M¨îªº, ±M¾îªº
arbitrate	vi. ¥òµô, ¤½Â_, ½Õ°±, vt. ¥òµô
arbitrate a dispute	¥òµôª§°õ
arbitration	n. ¥òµô, ¤½Â_, ½Õ°±
arbitration of exchange	¶×§I®M§Q, »È¦æ¶R¶i»P½æ¥X¤§¶¡ªº®t»ù
arbitrator	n. ¥òµô¤H, ¤½Â_¤H, ½Õ°±ªÌ
arbitress	n. ¤k¥òµô¤H, ¤k¤½Â_¤H, ¤k½Õ°±ªÌ
arblast	n. (¤¤¥@¬öªº)ÅK©¸
arbor	n. Ãì[, ²D«F, ¾ð½®, ³ì¤ì, ¾ð¤ì, ¶b, ¤ß¶b;  comb. ¾ð
Arbor Day	n. ´Ó¾ð¸`(¤¤µØ¥Á°ê¬°3.12, ¬ü°ê¦U¦{¬°4¤ë©³©Î5¤ëªì)
arbor.	(¬°Æ[½à¡B¥Î§÷ªº)¾ð¤ì®â°ö, ¾ð¤ì®â°ö¾Çarboriculture
arboraceous	a. ¾ð¤ìª¬ªº, ªøº¡¾ð¤ìªº
arboreal	a. ¾ðªº, ³ì¤ìªº, ´Ï©ó¾ð¤ìªº, ¾ð´Ïªº
arbored	a. ¨â°¼[©P³ò]¦³¾ð¤ìªº
arboreous	a. ¾ð¤ìÁc­Zªº, ¾ð¤ìªº, ¾ð¤ìª¬ªº
arborescence	n. ¾ð¤ìª¬, ¾ð½è
arborescent	a. ¾ðª¬ªº, ªKª¬ªº
arboretum	n. ¾ð¶é, ´Óª«¶é
arboricultural	a. °ö´Ó¾ð¤ìªº
arboriculture	n. ¾ð¤ìªº°ö´Ó
arboriculturist	n. ¾ð¤ìªº°ö´Ó
arboriform	a. ¾ðª¬ªº
arborist	n. ¾ð¤ì®â°ö®a
arborization	n. ¾ðªKª¬
arborize	v. ¨Ï¤À¤e
arborous	a. ¾ð¤ìªº, ¥Ñ¾ð¤ìºc¦¨ªº
arborvirus	n. [Âå] ¾ðª¬¯f¬r
arborvitae	n. [´Ó] °¼¬f
arbour	n. Ãì[, ²D«F, ¾ð½®
arbovirus	n. [¥Í] ÂδC¯f¬r (¦p¶À¼ö¯f¬r¡B¸£ª¢¯f¬rµ¥)
Arbroath	n. [¦a] ªü¥¬Ã¹´µ (Ĭ®æÄõªF³¡®õÁɼw°Ïº®´ä©M¥ð°²³Ó¦a, 1320¦~ù§B¯S¤@¥@¦b¸Ó¦aµoªíªü¥¬Ã¹´µ«Å¨¥(the Declaration of Arbroath), «Å§iĬ®æÄõ¿W¥ß)
arbutrus	n. ·¨±ö
arbutus	n. [´Ó] ·¨±ö
arc	n. ©·, ©·§Î, ¶ê©·, ¤}§Î, ¹q©·
arc furnace	n. (§Q¥Î¹q©·µo¼öªº)¹q©·Äl
arc lamp	n. ©·¥ú¿O
arc light	n. ©·¥ú¿O
arc welding	n. (§Q¥Î¹q©·¼öªº)©·²k, ¹q©·¾Z±µ
arc-shaped	n. ©·§Î
arcade	n. «ý´Y, ³s«ý´Y, ¦³«ý´Yªºµó¹D, ¦³³»ªºµó¹D
arcaded	a. ¦¨¬°«ý´Yµó¹Dªº, ¦³¦C«ýªº
Arcadia	n. ªü¥d­}¨È(¥j§Æþ¤@¤s°Ï¡A¥H²E¾ë¹çÀRµÛ¦W), ¥@¥~®ç·½
Arcadian	a. ¥Ð¶éªº, ²E¾ëªº, Arcadiaªº;  ªü¥d­}¨È¤H, ²E¾ëªº¶m¤U¤H
Arcadic	a. ªü¥d­}¨È¤Hªº, ªü¥d­}¨È¤è¨¥ªº
arcading	n. [«Ø] (§@«Ø¿v¸Ë¹¢¥Îªº)³s«ý¹¢
arcady	n. ¥j§Æþ¤@¤s°Ï, ¥@¥~®ç·½
arcana	n. arcanum ªº½Æ¼Æ§Î, ªü¥d¿Õ¯ÈµP (¤@ºØºâ©R¯ÈµP, ¤À¨âºØ, ¤jªü¥d¿Õ¯ÈµP, major arcana ¥Ñ22±i´J·Nµe¯ÈµPºc¦¨, ¤pªü¥d¿Õ¯ÈµP, minor arcana ¥Ñ56±i¤À¼Æ¯ÈµPºc¦¨)
arcane	a. ¯«¯µªº, ¯¦±Kªº, ±âÀߪº
arcanum	n. ¯µ±K, ¶ø¯µ, ¯¦ÃÄ, ¯¦¤è
arcature	n. [«Ø] ¤p«ý´Y, (ªþ©ó«Ø¿vª«¥~¾Àµ¥¤Wªº)¸Ë¹¢©Ê«ý´Y
arcback	n. ¦^©·
arch	n. «ý, «ý§Î, «ýªù, ¤}§Î;  v. «ý°_, ¦¨¤}§Î;  a. ¥D­nªº, ¬°­ºªº, ½Õ¥Öªº, ²^®ðªº, ¬¾·âªº;  pref. ªí¥Ü¡u­º¦ìªº, ¬°­ºªº, ¥D­nªº, ·¥ºÝªº, ·¥«×ªº¡v;  suf. ¦Wµü¦r§À¡Aªí¥Ü¡u²ÎªvªÌ, §g¥D¡v
arch above	«ýÄa©ó...¤§¤W
arch dam	n. «ýÅò
arch one's back	«ý°_¯á­I
Arch.	archaic
archae	comb. ªí¥Ü¡u¥j¥Nªº¡v¡B¡u­ì©lªº¡v
archaean	a. ¤Ó¥j¤Æªº
archaeol.	¦Ò¥j¾Çªº(archaeological), ¦Ò¥j¾Ç(archaeology)
archaeological	a. ¦Ò¥j¾Çªº, ¦Ò¥j¾Ç¤Wªº
archaeologically	adv. ¦Ò¥j¾Ç¦a
archaeologist	n. ¦Ò¥j¾Ç®a
archaeology	n. ¦Ò¥j¾Ç
archaeopteryx	n. ©l¯ª³¾
archaeornis	n. [°Êª«] [¥j¥Í] ­ì³¾ÄÝ(¤Æ¥Û)
archaeozoic	n. ©l¥Í¥N[ªº]
archaian	a. ¤Ó¥j¤Æªº
archaic	a. ¥j¥Nªº, ¥j¦rªº, ¼o±óªº
archaism	n. ¥j»y, ¥jÅé, ¥j¤åÅé, ÀÀ¥j¥D¸q
archaist	n. ·R¼g¥jÅé¤åªÌ, ÀÀ¥j¥D¸qªÌ
archaistic	a. ¥j­·ªº, ¥é¥jªº
archaize	v. ¨Ï¥j¦â¥j­», ¥é¥j, ¥Î¥jÅé, ¥Î¥j»y
archangel	n. ¤Ñ¨Ïªø, ¤j¤Ñ¨Ï
archbishop	n. ¤j¥D±Ð
archbishopric	n. ¤j¥D±Ð¤§Â¾
Archd.	Archdeacon, ¤j¤½Archduke
archdeacon	n. °Æ¥D±Ð, (·s±Ðªº)°ÆºÊ·þ
archdeaconry	n. °Æ¥D±Ð¤§Â¾
archdiocese	n. ¤j¥D±ÐªºÁÒ°Ï
archducal	a. ¤j¤½ªº
archduchess	n. ¤j¤½¦m, ¤j¤½¤Ò¤H, ¶ø°êªº¤½¥D
archduchy	n. ¤j¤½°ê
archduke	n. ¤j¤½
archdukedom	n. ¤j¤½ªº¦a¦ì
Archean	a. ¤Ó¥j¥Nªº
arched	a. ¦³«ýªº, «ý§Îªº, ©·§Îªº, ¤}§Îªº
arched eyebrows	ÅsÅsªº¬Ü¤ò
archegonial	a. ÀV§Z¾¹ªº, ¦³ÀV¹å¾¹ªº
archegoniate	a. ¦³ÀV¹å¾¹ªº
archegonium	n. ³y§Z¾¹
archenemy	n. (¤HÃþªº)¤j¼Ä, ¼»¥¹, Å]¤ý
archenteron	n. [µo¥Í] ­ì¸z
archeocyte	n. [Âå] ­ì©l²Ó­M, (¥ô¦ó¦Û¥Ñ¬¡°Ê¤§ªü¦Ì¤ÚÃþ¤§²Ó­M)
archeological	a. ¦Ò¥j¾Çªº
archeologist	n. ¦Ò¥j¾Ç®a
archeology	n. ¦Ò¥j¾Ç(=archaeology)
Archeozoic	a. ©l¥Í¥Nªº;  n. ©l¥Í¥N
archer	n. ¤}½b¤â, ®g¤â, ®g¤â®y
archerfish	n. [³½] ®g¤ô³½ (­ì²£ªF¦L«×¸s®q)
archery	n. ½b³N, ®g½b, ¤}½b¥Î¨ã
archespore	n. [´Ó] ÌU­ì(²Õ´), ­ìÌU¤l
archetypal	a. ­ì«¬ªº, ¨å«¬ªº
archetype	n. ­ì«¬, ¨å«¬, ¨å½d
archfiend	n. Å]¤ý, ¼»¥¹(=Satan)
archfool	n. ¤j¶Ì¥Ê
archi	pref. ªí¥Ü¡u¥D­nªº, ¬°­ºªº, ­ì©lªº, °_·½ªº, ­ì...¡v
archiater	n. (§Æþ¡Bù°¨®c§Êªº)¥DªvÂå¥Í
Archibald	n. ªü«´«k(¨k¤l¦W)
archiblast	n. (¾Ú»{¬°²£¥Í©ó¯á´Õ°Êª«¨üºë§Zªº)§Z½è
archiblastic	a. [Âå] §Z½èªº
archicarp	n. [´Ó] ²£ÅnÅé(Ascogonium)(¤lÅnµßÃþªº»Û©Ê¥Í´Þ¾¹©x)
archidiaconal	a. °ÆºÊ·þªº
archidiaconate	n. ¤j§U²½ªºÂ¾¦ì, ¤j§U²½ªº¥ô´Á
archie	n. °ª®g¬¶, ºô¸ôÀÉ®×·j´M¨t²Î
archiepiscopacy	n. ¤j¥D±Ð¨î, ¤j¥D±ÐªºÂ¾¦ì, ¤j¥D±Ðªº¥ô´Á
archiepiscopal	a. ¤j¥D±Ðªº, (·s±Ðªº)¤jºÊ·þªº
archiepiscopate	n. ¤j¥D±ÐªºÂ¾¦ì, ¤j¥D±Ðªº¥ô´Á
archigaster	n. [Âå] ­ì¸z, (¦Parchenteron)
archil	n. ®Ü±ð¦â¬V®Æ¤§¤@ºØ, ²£¥Í®Ü±ð¦â¬V®Æªº´Óª«
Archilochian	a. ªüº¸°ò¬¥¬ì´µ(¸Ö)ªº, ªüº¸°ò¬¥¬ì´µ­·®æªº
archimage	n. ¤j§Å®v (¥j¥Nªi´µ«ô¤õ±Ðªº°ª¹¬), ¤jÅ]³N®v, ¤jÅ]ªk®v
archimandrite	n. ­×¹D°|°|ªø
Archimedean	a. ªü°ò¦Ì¼wªº
Archimedean screw	n. ªü°ò¦Ì¼wÁ³±Û¬¦, Á³±Û¤É¤ô¬¦
Archimedes	n. ªü°ò¦Ì¼w(¥j§Æþª«²z¾Ç®a, 287-212 B.C.)
archineuron	n. [Âå] ­ì©l¯«¸g, (­F­L)
arching	a. §Î¦¨«ýªº
archipallium	n. [Âå] ­ì©l¸£¥Ö½è, (»P¶åı¦³ÃöªÌ)
archipelagic	a. ¸s®qªº, ¦ü¸s®qªº, ¦ì©ó¸s®q¤Wªº
archipelago	n. ¸s®q, ¦h®q®ü, ·Rµ^®ü(ªºÂºÙ, =Aegean Sea)
archiplasm	n. ªì­ì¥Í½è, ½u­ì¥Í½è, ªì½è
archit.	«Ø¿v³N, «Ø¿v¾Ç, «Ø¿v¦¡¼Ë[¤èªk], ºc³y, µ²ºc, ³]­p, Åé¨t, «Ø¿vª«architecture
architect	n. «Ø¿v®v, ³]­pªÌ, ³Ð³yªÌ
architectonic	a. «Ø¿v³Nªº, ª¾ÃÑÅé¨tªº
architectonics	n. «Ø¿v¾Ç
architectural	a. «Ø¿vªº, «Ø¿v¾Çªº, «Ø¿v³Nªº
architecturally	adv. «Ø¿v¤W, «Ø¿v¾Ç¤W
architecture	n. «Ø¿v, «Ø¿v¾Ç, «Ø¿v³N, «Ø¿vª«, ºc³y, µ²ºc
architrave	n. ·°±ç, ®Ø½t
archival	a. Àɮתº
archive	vt. §â...¦sÀÉ, §â...¦¬¶°ÂkÀÉ
archives	n. ÀÉ®×, Àɮ׫Ç, ¤åÄm
archiving	n. ÀÉÃÐ
archivist	n. Àɮ׫OºÞ¤H
archivolt	n. [«Ø] (¤¤¥@¬ö±Ð°ó¤Wªº)«ýªù½t¹¢, «ýªùÀ𰼸˹¢½u±ø
archlute	n. [¼Ö] ¤j¸Öµ^ (´¶³q¾|¯Sµ^ªþ¥[ªø§C­µ©¶ªº¤@ºØµ^, ¤À chitarrone ©M theorbo ¨âºØÃþ«¬)
archly	adv. ¹x¥Ö¦a, ½Õ¥Ö¦a
archness	n. ²^®ð, ½Õ¥Ö
archon	n. (¥j§Æþ¶®¨åªº)°õ¬F©x, ²ÎªvªÌ
archoplasm	n. [¥Í] ªì­ì¥Í½è, ½u­ì¥Í½è, ªì½è
archpriest	n. ¥Dªª®v
archrival	n. ³Ì¤j¹ï¤â
archt.	architect
archtraitor	n. ¤j«q°fªÌ
archway	n. «ýªù, «ý¹D
archwise	adv. ¦¨©·§Î¦a, ¦¨¤}§Î¦a
Archy	n. ¨k¤l¦W(Archibaldªº¼ÊºÙ);  suf. ªí¥Ü¡u...¬FÅé¡vªº¦Wµü¦r§À
arciform	a. «ýª¬ªº, ¤}§Îªº
arco	adv. a.[¼Ö] ¥Î¤}©Ô«µ(ªº)
arcograph	n. ¶ê©·³W
arcology	n. «Ø¿v¥ÍºA¾Ç
arcsine	n. [¼Æ] ¤Ï¥¿©¶
arctation	n. [Âå] ºÞ¤Õ¯U¤p³¡
arctic	a. ¥_·¥ªº, ¥_·¥°Ïªº, ÄY´Hªº;  n. ¥_·¥, ¥_·¥¦a°Ï
Arctic Circle	n. ¥_·¥°é
Arctic Ocean	n. ¥_·¥®ü, ¥_¦B¬v
Arctic Pole	n. ¥_·¥(=the North Pole)
Arctic Sea	n. ¥_·¥®ü(=Arctic Ocean), ¥_¦B¬v
arctic tern	n. ¥_·¥¿PÅÃ
Arctic Zone	n. ¥_·¥±a
Arctogaea	n. [¦a] [¥Íª«¦a²z] ¥_¬É
Arcturus	n. ¤j¨¤¬P(ªª¤Ò®y¤¤³Ì¤jªº¬P)
arcuate	a. ¤}§Îªº
arcuated	a. ¤}§Îªº, «ý§Îªº, «ý¦¡ªº, [«Ø] ¦³«ýªº
arcuation	n. ¤}ª¬Ås¦±, [«Ø] «ýªº¨Ï¥Î, «ý§Îµ²ºc, [«Ø] (¤@²Õ)«ýªù
arcus	n. (¥X²{©ó¿n«B¶³©M¿n¶³¤§¤Uªº)©·ª¬¶³
ard	suf. ªí¥Ü¡u...ªÌ, ...ªº¤H¡vªº¦Wµü¦r§À
ardeb	n. ªüÀ¹¥¬ (®J¤Î®e¶q³æ¦ì, µ¥©ó5.6189¬ü°ê»Z¦¡¦Õ, ¬ùµ¥©ó98¤½¥Û)
Arden	n. ªüº¸¤BªL¦a(¦b­^®æÄõ¤¤³¡Warwickshire¦a¤è)
ardency	n. ¼ö¤ß, ¼ö¯P, ¼ö±¡, ¼ö°J
ardent	a. ¼ö¤ßªº, ¼ö¯Pªº, ¼ö±¡ªº, ¼ö°Jªº, ¿U¿N¯ëªº
ardently	adv. ¼ö¤ß¦a, ¼ö±¡¦a, ¼ö°J¦a
ardentness	n. ¼ö¤ß, ¼ö¯P
ardometer	n. ¹q°¸´ú¼ö­p
ardor	n. ¼ö¤ß, ¼ö±¡, ¼ö°J
ardour	n. ¼ö¤ß, ¼ö±¡, ¼ö°J
arduous	a. §xÃøªº, Á}Ãøªº, ¶O¤Oªº, §V¤Oªº, ¨¯¶Ôªº, ÀI®mªº, Ãø¥HÃkµnªº
arduously	adv. ¶O¤O¦a, Á}¨¯¦a
arduousness	n. Á}¨¯, ¾Ä°«
are	prep. ¬O(beªº²Ä¤GºÙ²{¦b¦¡), ¦³, ¦b;  n. ¤½¯a(100¥­¤è¤½¤Ø)
Are you married	§Aµ²¹L±B¨S¦³
area	n. ¦a°Ï, ¦a°ì, °Ï°ì, ½d³ò, »â°ì, ­±¿n, (§CºÚ)®x°|
area bombing	n. °Ï°ìÅF¬µ(=carpet bombing, pattern bombing, saturation bombing)
area code	n. (¹q¸Üªº)°Ï°ì¸¹½X
area study	n. ¦a°ì¾Ç
areal	a. ¦a­±ªº, ­±¿nªº, ¦a°Ïªº
areaway	n. («Ø¿vª«¶¡ªº)³q¹D
areca	n. Âb·}, Âb·}¾ð
areca nut	n. Âb·}ªG(betel nut)
arecoline	n. [¤Æ] Âb·}ÆP (Âb·}¤l¤¤§tªº¥Íª«ÆP, ¥Î©óÂåÃÄ©M®a¯bÅXÂξ¯)
areflexia	n. [Âå] ¤Ï®g®ø¥¢, µL¤Ï®g
aren't	n. are not
arena	n. ¨¤°«³õ, Äv§Þ³õ, Ävª§ªº³õ©Ò, »R»O, ...¬É
arena theater	n. (»R¥x³]¦b¤¤¥¡, Æ[²³®u¦b»R¥x¥|©Pªº)¶ê§Î¼@³õ
arenaceous	a. ¬âªº, ¬â½èªº
arenation	n. [Âå] ¨F¯D, ¨F¯DªvÀø
arenicolous	a. [°Êª«] ¬â©~ªº, ¥Þ©~©ó¬â¤¤ªº, [´Ó] ¥Íªø©ó¬â½è¦aªº
arenite	n. [©¥¥Û] ¬â©¥
arenose	a. ¦h¨Fªº
areo	comb. ªí¥Ü¡u¤õ¬P¡v
areocentric	a. ¥H¤õ¬P¬°¤¤¤ßªº
areography	n. ¤õ¬P¦a²z¾Ç
areola	n. ºô²´ª¬ªÅ»Ø
areolar	a. [Âå] ¤p°Ïª¬, ·wª¬, ¤pªÅ¶¡
areole	n. ¤p¥Þ, ¤p¬}, ¤p«Ç
areology	n. ¤õ¬P¬ã¨s, ¤õ¬P¾Ç
areometer	n. ²GÅé¤ñ­«­p
areopagite	n. ¶®¨å¤@¦a¤§ªk©x
Areopagitica	n. ¡m½×¥Xª©¦Û¥Ñ¡n (1644¦~±Kº¸¹y J. Milton ¬°ºûÅ@¨¥½×©M¥Xª©¦Û¥Ñ¼¶µÛªº¤@¥»¤p¥U¤l)
Areopagus	n. ¶®¨å¤@¤p¥C, ³Ì°ªªk°|
Ares	n. [§Æ¯«] ¾Ô¯«
arete	n. ®mÀ­
Arethusa	n. [§Æ¯«] ªü·ç¦«²ï (¤sªL¤¤ªº¥P¤k, ªe¯« Alpheus °l¦o®É, ¤ë¯« Artemis ¬°¤F§U¦o°k²æ, §â¦o¤Æ¬°¬u¤ô), [´Ó] ¬u¤kÄõÄÝ(Arethusa)¦UºØÄõªá (Ãþ¦ü©ó¿AÄõ, ­ì²£¥_¬üªF³¡)
Arfonad	trimethaphan»s¾¯ªº°Ó¼Ð¦W, ­°¦åÀ£ÃÄ
Arg.	argent, »Èargentum, argument, ªü®Ú§ÊArgentina, Argentine, ªü»\º¸°pArgyll
argala	n. ¦L«×²£ªºÆ|Ãþ
argali	n. ½L¦Ï, ­ì¦Ï
argand	n. ¶êµ©¤ßªº¿O
Argas	¾À½¾¤§¤@ÄݦW
Argasidae	n. [Âå] ³nÅé¾À½¾¬ì
argent	n. »È;  a. »Èªº, ¦ü»Èªº, »È¦âªº;  comb. ªí¥Ü¡u»È¡v
argentaffin	n. [Âå] ¿Ë»È©Ê, ¶Ý»È©Ê, («ü²Õ´¬V¦â)
argentaffinoma	n. [Âå] ¶Ý»È²Ó­M½F, (¦Pcarcinoid)
argental	a. (¦ü)»Èªº, §t»Èªº
argentation	n. [Âå] »È¬Vªk
argenteous	a. (¦ü)»Èªº, »È¥Õªº
argentic	a. [¤Æ] ¤G»ù»Èªº(Argentous), »Èªº
argentiferous	a. §t»Èªº
Argentina	n. ªü®Ú§Ê(°ê¦W¡A¦b«n¬ü¬w)
Argentine	a. »Èªº, ¦ü»Èªº, »È¦âªº, ªü®Ú§Êªº;  n. »È, »È¦â, ªü®Ú§Ê¤H
Argenting	n. ªü®Ú§Ê
argentite	n. ½÷»ÈÄq
argentous	a. [¤Æ] ¤G»ù»Èªº, ¨È»Èªº(Argentic), »Èªº
argentum	n. [¤Æ] »È (²Å¸¹[¤Æ]Ag, [³f¹ô]AR)
arghan	n. [´Ó] µÔÅÚÄݳ¥¥ÍµÔÅÚ (²£©ó¤¤¬ü¬w)
argil	n. ÂH¤g, ³³¤g(=potter's clay)
argillaceous	a. ÂH¤gªº, §tÂH¤gªº, ÂH¤g¦üªº
argilliferous	a. ²£¥ÍÂH¤gªº, ´I§tÂH¤gªº
argillite	n. ª¿½èÂH¤g©¥, ÂHªO©¥
arginase	n. [Âå] ªüª÷Ói°ò»Ä»Ã¯À
arginine	n. [¥Í¤Æ] ºë®ò»Ä (¤@ºØµ²´¹ª¬ÆP©Ê®ò°ò»Ä)
argininosuccinicacidemia	n. [Âå] ªüª÷µ[¬Ä»Ä¦å
Argive	a. Argos¥«ªº, §Æþªº;  n. Argos¤H, §Æþ¤H
Argo	n. [§Æ¯«] ¨È­ô¸¹(Jason¨D¨úª÷¦Ï¤ò©Ò­¼¤§²î), [¤Ñ¤å] «n²î®y
argol	n. (¯b)ÁT°®
Argon	n. ´ã(¤¸¯À²Å¸¹Ar¡A­ì¤l§Ç18¡A­ì¤l¶q39.948)
Argonaut	n. [§Æ¯«] ¨È­ô(Argo)¸¹ªº²î­û
Argonautic	a. [§Æ¯«] ¨È­ô(Argo)¸¹²î­ûªº
Argonne	n. [¦a] ªü¤à³[ (ªk°êªF¥_³¡¬s¾F¤ñ§Q®ÉÃä¬É¤@³QªL¤ìÂл\ªº¥C³®¦a±a)
Argos	n. ªü­ô´µ(¥j§ÆþªF«n³¡¤@«°¥«¦W)
argosy	n. ¤j°Ó²î, ¤j°Ó²î¶¤
argot	n. Áô»y, ·t»y, ¶Â¸Ü, ¦æ¸Ü
argotic	a. Áô»yªº, «Z»yªº, ¦æ¸Üªº
arguable	a. ¦³«Ý°Óºeªº, ¦³ºÃ°Ýªº, ¥iÅG½×ªº, ¥i½×ÃÒªº
arguably	adv. ¥i½×ÃÒ¦a, µLºÃ¦a
argue	vt. ÅG½×, ª§½×, ª§ÅG, ¥D±i, »¡ªA, ÄU»¡, ªí©ú, ÃÒ©ú, Åã¥Ü
argue a matter out	§â¨Æ±¡ÅG­Ó¤ô¸¨¥Û¥X
argue about	ª§½×..., ÅG½×...
argue against	¤Ï¹ï, ¬°¤Ï¹ï...¦ÓÅG½×
argue against someone on something	»P¬Y¤Hª§ÅG¬Y¨Æ
argue for	¤ä«ù, ¬°¤ä«ù...¦ÓÅG½×
argue in a circle	¥Î´`Àôªk¨ÓÅG½×, ÅG¨ÓÅG¥hÅG¤£¥Xµ²ªG
argue out	§â...ÅG½×²M·¡
argue over	ª§½×..., ÅG½×...
argue someone into doing something	»¡ªA¬Y¤H°µ¬Y¨Æ
argue someone out of doing something	»¡ªA¬Y¤H¤£°µ¬Y¨Æ
argue something away	§ä²z¥ÑÅG¸Ñ¬Y¨Æ
argue the toss	¹ï¨M©w´£¥X²§Ä³, ¤Ï¹ï©Î§Üij¤w¸gµLªk®¾¦^ªº¨M©w
argue to the contrary	´£¥X¬Û¤Ï·N¨£
argue with	©M...ÅG½×
argue with someone on something	»P¬Y¤Hª§ÅG¬Y¨Æ
arguer	n. ª§ÅGªÌ, ÅG½×ªÌ
argufy	v. ª§½×, »¡ªA
argument	n. ÅG½×, ª§½×, ª§°õ, ½×¾Ú, ²z¥Ñ, ¤Þ¼Æ, ºK­n, ­nÂI, ±¡¸`
argumentation	n. ¥ß½×, ª§½×, °Q½×, ½×ÃÒ, ÅG½×
argumentative	a. ¦nÅGªº, ij½×¯É¯Éªº, ÅG½×©Êªº
argumentatively	adv. ª§ÅG¦a, ÅG½×¦a
argumentativeness	n. ¿EÅG
arguments	n. °Ñ¼Æ
argumentum	n. ½×, ij½×, ½×ÃÒ, (¬°½×ÃÒ¦Ó´£¥Xªº)¤@³s¦ê²z¥Ñ, ½×¾Ú
Argus	n. [§Æ¯«] ªü®æ´µ, ¦Ê²´¥¨¤H, ¾÷ĵªº¬Ý¦u¤H
Argus-eyed	a. ¾÷ĵªº, ĵ±§ªº
argute	a. ¾÷ÆFªº, ¦yªº
argy-bargy	n. ª§§n, ª§ÅG
Argyl.	Argyllshire
argyle	a. ´¦¨¦h¦âµÙ§Îªá¯¾ªº, ¦³¦h¦âµÙ§Îªá¯¾ªº
Argyll	n. [¦a] ªü»\º¸°p (Ĭ®æÄõ¦è³¡Â°p, 1975¦~¨ú®ø, ²{¬°´µ¯S©Ô´µ§J¼w°Ïªº¤@³¡¤À)
argyr	comb. ªí¥Ü¡u»È¡v¡B¡u»È¥Õ¦âªº¡v
argyria	n. »È¤¤¬r
argyric	a. [Âå] »Èªº
argyrism	n. [Âå] »È½è¨IµÛ¯f
argyrodite	n. [Äq] ²¸»ÈëãÄq
argyrol	n. §t»È²G
argyrophil	a. [Âå] ¶Ý»Èªº
argyrosis	n. [Âå] »È½è¨IµÛ¯f
arhat	n. [¦ò±Ð] ªüùº~, ùº~
arhinia	n. [Âå] µL»ó·î§Î
aria	n. ¿W°Û¦±, µú¹Ä½Õ, §ç±¡½Õ
Ariadne	n. [§Æ¯«] ªü¨½ªü¼w¯I (°ê¤ý Minos ¤§¤k, ´¿Ãص¹±¡¤H Theseus ¤@­Ó½u¹Î, À°§U¥L¨«¥X°g®c), ¤k¤l¦W
Arian	a. ªüµÜ¨È´µ(Arius)ªº, ªüµÜ¨È´µ¬£ªº;  n. ªüµÜ¨È´µ¬£, ªüµÜ¨È´µ¬£ªº¤H;  suf. ªí¥Ü¡u...¬£ªº, ¥D¸qªº, ·³ªº¡vªº§Î®eµü¦r§À, ªí¥Ü¡u¹ê¦æ...ªÌ, «H¥õ...ªÌ¡vªº¦Wµü¦r§À
Arianism	a. ªüµÜ¨È´µ±Ð¸q
arid	a. °®Àꪺ, ¤£¤òªº, °®§òªº, ¬\Àꪺ, ¥F¨ýªº
arid soil	°®Àê¤g¦a
Aridisol	n. [¤gÄ[] §ò¦¨¤g (¤@ºØ°®Àê©Ê¤gÄ[, ¿n¦³ºÒ»Ä¶t¡BÁâ©M¥i·»ÆQÃþ)
aridity	n. °®§ò, ¤£¤ò, ¬\Àê, ¥F¨ý
ariel	n. (ªü©Ô§B)Àü¦Ï
Aries	n. ¥Õ¦Ï®y, ¥Õ¦Ï®c, ¦b¥Õ¦Ï®c¥Íªº¤H(3.21~4.19)
arietta	n. [¼Ö] ¤pµú¹Ä½Õ
ariette	n. ¤pµú¹Ä½Õ
aright	adv. ¥¿½T¦a, ¹ï¦a
Arikara	n. ªü¨½¥d©Ô±Ú¤H (¥_¬ü¦L²Ä¦w¤H¥d¦h(Caddo)±Úªº¤@³¡±Ú), ªü¨½¥d©Ô»y
aril	n. °²ºØ¥Ö
arillate	a. ¦³°²ºØ¥Öªº
arillode	n. [´Ó] ÀÀ°²ºØ¥Ö
ariose	a. ¦pºqªº, ¦³±Û«ßªº
arioso	a. µú±Ô°Ûªº;  n. µú±Ô°Û
arise	vi. ¥X²{, ¯B²{, µo¥Í, ²£¥Í, °_¨­, °_¥ß, ¤É°_
arise from	±q...¤¤²£¥Í, ¥Ñ...¦Ó¤Þ°_
arise in someone	¦b¬Y¤H¤ß¸Ì²£¥Í
arise out of	¥Ñ...¦Ó¤Þ°_, ¥Ñ...²£¥Í, °_¦]©ó
arise with the lark	¦­°_
arisen	vi. ariseªº¹L¥h¤Àµü
arises	v. µo¥Í, ¥X²{, ¯¸¥ß
arisings	n. pl. °Æ²£«~, ¼o±óª«
arista	n. ¨ë
aristate	a. ¦³¨~ªº
Aristides	n. ¨È¨½´µ®õ­}´µ (530?-?468 b.c. ¶®¨å¬Fªv®a, ·G¼ä¦Ó¥¿ª½, ³QºÙ¬°¡§Aristides the just¡¨)
Aristippus	n. ¨È¨½´µ´£¤R (435?-?356 b.c. ¥j§Æþ­õ¾Ç®a¡B©õ°Ç¥§¾Ç¬£³Ð©l¤H)
aristo	n. [­^¡E¤f] ¶Q±Ú, ¦³¶Q±Ú¬£ÀYªº¤H, ¶Q±Ú²Îªv½×ªÌ, ¥XÃþ©ÞµÑªÌ;  comb. ªí¥Ü¡u³Ì¾Aªº¡v¡B¡u³Ì°ª¦ìªº¡v¡B¡u¶Q±Ú(¨î)ªº¡v
aristocracy	n. ¶Q±Ú¬Fªv, ¶Q±Ú²Îªvªº°ê®a, ¶Q±Ú, ¯SÅv¶¥¯Å, ¤@¬y¤Hª«
aristocrat	n. ¶Q±Ú, ¦³¶Q±Ú®ð¬£ªÌ, ¥D±i¶Q±Ú¬FªvªÌ, ³Ì¤Wµ¥ªº
aristocratic	a. ¶Q±Úªº, ¶Q±Ú¬Fªvªº, ¶Q±Ú®ð¬£ªº, ¶Q±Ú®ð½èªº
aristocratically	adv. ¶Q±Ú¦a
aristocratism	n. ¶Q±Ú²Îªv¥D¸q, ¶Q±Ú®ð¬£
aristolochiaceous	a. [´Ó] °¨°Â¹a¬ì(Aristolochiaceae)ªº
Aristophanes	n. ªü¨½´µ¦«ªâ¥§´µ(¶®¨å¸Ö¤H¤Î³ß¼@§@®a, 448-385 B.C.)
Aristophanic	a. ªü¨½´µ¦«ªâ¦¡ªº, ªü¨½´µ¦«ªâªº³ß¼@ªº, ¨Ï¤HÁp·Q¨ìªü¨½´µ¦«ªâªº¿Ø¨ë©M«ÕÀqªº
Aristotelian	a. ªü¨½´µ¦h¼wªº, ªü¨½´µ¦h¼w¾Ç¬£ªº;  n. ªü¨½´µ¦h¼w¾Ç¬£ªº¤H
Aristotle	n. ¨È¨½´µ¦h¼w(¥j§Æþ­õ¾Ç®a, 384-322 B.C.)
aristotype	n. [Äá] ÏÈù­ª´â¤Æ»È¦L¬Û(ªk)
arith.	arithmetic, arithmetical
arithmetic	n. ºâ³N, ºâ¾Ç;  a. ºâ³Nªº, ºâ¾Çªº
arithmetic mean	n. (µ¥®t¯Å¼Æªº)µ¥®t¤¤¶µ, ºâ³N¥­§¡
arithmetic unit	n. (¹q¸£ªº)ºâ³N³æ¤¸
arithmetical	a. ºâ³Nªº, ºâ¾Çªº
arithmetical progression	n. µ¥®t¯Å¼Æ, ºâ³N¯Å¼Æ
arithmetically	a. ¥Hºâ³N¤èªk
arithmetician	n. ºâ³N®a
arithmometer	n. ¥|«h¹q¸£
Arius	n. ªüµÜ¨È´µ(256?-336, ®J¤Î¨È¾ú¤s¤j¨½¨È¯«¾Ç®a, §_»{­C¿qªº¯«©Ê)
Ariz.	n. (¬ü°ê)¨È§Q®á¨º¦{(AZ)(Arizona)
Arizona	n. (¬ü°ê)¨È§Q®á¨º¦{(AZ)
Arizonan	a. ¨È§Q®á¨º¦{ªº;  n. ¨È§Q®á¨º¦{¤H
arj	n. ¤@ºØÀ£ÁYÀɮ׮榡
ark	n. ¤è¦à, ½c¤l, Âd
Ark.	n. (¬ü°ê)ªüªÖ¦â¦{(AR)(Arkansas)
arkansan	a. ªüªÖ¦â¦{ªº;  n. ªüªÖ¦â¦{¤H
Arkansas	n. (¬ü°ê)ªüªÖ¦â¦{(AR), ªüªÖ¦âªe
Arkansawyer	n. [¤f¡E¤è] ªüªÖ¦â¦{¤H
arkose	n. [©¥¥Û] ªø¥Û¬â©¥
Arkwright	n. ªü§JµÜ¯S(Sir Richard, µo©ú¯¼Â´¾÷ªº­^°ê¤H, 1732-1792)
Arles	n. ¨È¦Õ(ªk°êªF«n³¡¤@«°¥«¦W)
Arlington	n. ªüÆF¹y(¬ü°êºû¦N¥§¨È¦{ªF¥_³¡¤@¿¤, ¦³°ê®a¤½¹Ó¡BµL¦W¾Ô¤h¹Ó©M¥Ì°i­}Á`²Î¹Ó)
arm	n. Áu, ¤âÁu, ¯Þ»K, «eªÏ, ³S¤l, §ß¤â, ´äÆW, ªZ¸Ë, ªZ¾¹, §L¾¹, ¸Ë³Æ, ¾Ôª§, ¾Ô°«, §LºØ, À²³¹, ³¡ªù, ¾÷ºc, Åv¤O;  vt. ªZ¸Ë, ´£¨ÑªZ¾¹, ¸Ë³Æ, °t³Æ
arm badge	n. Áu³¹
arm in arm	(Áu)®¾Áu
arm of flesh	¤H¤O
arm of law	ªk«ßªº¤ö¤ú; °õªk¤H­û
arm wrestling	n. §æµÃ¤l, ¤ñµÃ¤O
arm's-length	a. ¤£¿Ë±Kªº
arm-in-arm	a. ®¾µÛ¤âµÃ
arm-rest	n. §ß¤â
arm-twist	vt. ¬IÀ£, ­¢¨Ï, «Â¯Ù
arm-twister	n. ¬IÀ£ªÌ
arm-twisting	n. À£¤O, «Â¯Ù
arm-waver	n. ¨g¼öªÌ
arm-wrestle	v. ¤ñµÃ¤O, §æµÃ¤l
Arm.	ªü°¨Armagh, Armenian, Armoric
armada	n. Ä¥¶¤, ­x¾÷¸s, (1588¦~³Q­^­xÀ»±Ñªº¦è¯Z¤úªº)µL¼ÄÄ¥¶¤(=Invincible Armada)
armadillo	n. ɦҨ
Armageddon	n. «¢¦Ì¦N¦h¹y(¥@¬É¥½¤éµ½´cªº¨M¾Ô)(ªº¾Ô³õ), ¤j¨M¾Ô
Armagh	n. [¦a] ªü°¨ ((1)¥_·Rº¸Äõ«n³¡¤@°p, (2)¸Ó°p°p©², ²{¬°¤Ñ¥D±Ð©M¸t¤½·|¤j¥D±Ð¾n¦a)
Armagnac	n. ªü°¨¨¶¥ÕÄõ¦a°s (Armagnac ¿¤¦W, Äݪk°ê«n³¡ Gers ¬Ù)
armament	n. ­x³Æ, ªZ³Æ, ªZ¾¹, ­x¨Æ¤O¶q
armament race	n. ­x³ÆÄvÁÉ
armamentarium	n. (¥i¥Î©ó¯S©w¥Øªº, ¤×¨ä¬OÂåÀø¥Øªºªº)¥þ®M³]³Æ[¸Ë³Æ](( ¥]¬A¾¹¨ã¸Ë¸m¡B§÷®Æ¡Bª¾ÃÑ¡B¸ê°T¡B§Þ³N¡B¤èªkµ¥))
armaments expenditures	n. ­x¶O
armature	n. ¥Ò«`, ¨¾½Ã¾¹©x, ²¯¥Ò, ¹q¼Ï
armband	n. Áu³¹
armchair	n. §ß¤â´È;  a. ªÅ½Íªº, ¯È¤W½Í§Lªº
armed	a. ªZ¸Ëªº, ¦³¨¾½Ã¾¹©xªº, ¥ÎªZ¤Oºû«ùªº
armed forces	n. pl. ³°®üªÅ¤T­x
Armed Forces Day	n. ­x¤H¸`
armed neutrality	n. ªZ¸Ë¤¤¥ß
armed robbery	n. «ù±ñ·m§T
armed to the teeth	ªZ¸Ë¨ì¤ú¾¦, ¥þ°ÆªZ¸Ë
Armenia	n. ¨È¬ü¥§¨È(°ê¦W¡A¦b¦è¨È)
Armenian	a. ¨È¬ü¥§¨Èªº, ¨È¬ü¥§¨È¤Hªº, ¨È¬ü¥§¨È»yªº;  n. ¨È¬ü¥§¨È¤H, ¨È¬ü¥§¨È»y
armet	n. ²¯ªº¤@ºØ
armful	n. ¤@©ê¤§¶q
armguard	n. Å@Áu
armhole	n. ³S¤Õ
armiger	n. ¦³¨Ø±aÀ²³¹Åv§Qªº¤H, ´ÀÃM¤h®³²¯¥Òªº¨Í±q
armigerous	a. ¨Ø¦³¯¾³¹ªº
armillary	a. ¤âÅNªº
arming	n. µL¸Ë, ¸Ë³Æ, À²³¹
arminian	a. Arminius[¬£] ªº
arminianism	n. Arminius¬£±Ð¸q
armipotent	a. [¨u] §L¤O±j¤jªº
armistice	n. ¥ð¾Ô, °±¾Ô
armistice day	n. ¥ð¾Ô¬ö©À¤é
armless	a. µLÁuªº, µL§ß¤âªº, µLªZ¾¹ªº, µLªZ¸Ëªº
armlet	n. ÁuÀô, Áu³©, ¤p®üÆW
armload	n. ¤@©ê¤§¶q
armoire	n. ¤j«¬¦çÃo
armor	n. ²¯¥Ò, ¥Ò«`, ¨¾¿m¾¹©x, ¸Ë¥Ò³¡¶¤;  vt. ¸Ë¥Ò
armor plate	n. ¸Ë¥Ò(¿û)ªO
armor-bearer	n. ¬°ÃM¤h®³¥Ò­Hªº¤H, ªZ¤hªº±¯±q
armor-clad	a. ªZ¸Ëªº, ¸Ë¥Òªº, ¬ïµÛ¥Ò­Gªº
armor-plated	a. ¸Ë¥Òªº
armor.	arms and armor
armored	a. ¸Ë¥Òªº, ¬ïµÛÅ@¨ãªº
armored personnel carrier	n. ¸Ë¥Ò¹B§L¨®
armorer	n. ªZ¾¹»s³yªÌ, ­x±ñ¤h
armorial	a. À²³¹ªº
Armorican	a. ªü²ö¨½³Íªº, ªü²ö¨½³Í¤Hªº, ªü²ö¨½³Í»yªº
armorist	n. ¯¾³¹¾Ç±M®a
armory	n. §L¤u¼t, ­x±ñ»s³y¼t, ­x±ñ®w
armour	n. ²¯¥Ò, ¥Ò«`, ¨¾¿m¾¹©x, ¸Ë¥Ò³¡¶¤;  vt. ¸Ë¥Ò
armour-clad	a. ¸Ë¥Òªº
armour-piercing	a. ¬ï¥Òªº
armour-plate	n. ¸Ë¥ÒªO
armour-plated	a. ¸Ë¥Òªº
armourbearer	n. ´ÀÃM¤h®³²¯¥ÒªÌ
armoured	a. ¸Ë¥Òªº, ¬ïµÛÅ@¨ãªº
armoured cable	ñZ¸Ë¹qÆl
armoured concrete	¿ûµ¬²V¾®¤g
armourer	n. ªZ¾¹»s³yªÌ, ­x±ñ¤h
armourial	a. ¯¾³¹ªº, ¯¾³¹®Ñ
armoury	n. §L¤u¼t, ­x±ñ»s³y¼t, ­x±ñ®w
armpit	n. µÅºÛ, ¥O¤H¤£µÎªAªº³õ©Ò
armrest	n. §ß¤â
arms	n. ªZ¾¹, §L¾¹, §LºØ
arms control	n. ­­ªZ, ­­¨î­x³Æ
arms limitations talks	­­¨îªZ¾¹½Í§P
arms race	n. ­x³ÆÄvÁÉ
Armstrong	n. ªü©i´µ§§(¨k¤l¦W)
armure	n. (¤ò©Î¸hªº)¤p¹å¥Ûªá¯¾Â´ª«
Army	n. ³°­x, ­x¶¤, ­x, ³¥¾Ô­x, ªÀ, ªÀ¹Î, ¹ÎÅé, ¤@¤j¸s, ¤@¤j¶¤
army ant	n. ¦æ­xÃÆ(¤@ºØ¦¨¸s²¾°ÊªºÃÆ)
army brass	­x¶¤±N»â
army corps	n. ­x(­x¶¤ªº¤@ºØ½s¨î)
Army day	n. ³°­x¸`
army group	¶°¹Î­x¸s
Army List	n. ³°­x­x©x¦W¥U
army ration	³¡¶¤µ¹¾i, ­x³°tµ¹
army service corps	n. [­^] ½ý­«§L¹Î
army surgeon	n. ­xÂå
army-civilian	a. ­x¥ÁÁp¦Xªº
armyman	n. ­x¤H
armyworm	n. ¤@ºØ³I
Arnhem	n. [¦a] ¦w¦ë (²üÄõªF³¡«°¥«, Á{µÜ¦]ªe)
arnica	n. [´Ó] ¤sª÷¨®(¤@ºØµâ)
Arno	n. ¨È¿Õªe(¦b¸q¤j§Q¤¤¦è³¡), ªü¿Õ(¨k¤l¦W)
Arnold	n. ¦w¯Ç¼w(¨k¤l¦W)
aroid	a. [´Ó] ¤Ñ«n¬P¬ìªº
aroideous	a. [´Ó] ¤Ñ«n¬P¬ìªº
aroma	n. ªÚ­», ªâªÚ, ­»®ð, ­»¨ý, Ãý¨ý, ®ðª^
aromatherapist	n. ªÚ­»ªvÀø®v
aromatherapy	n. ªÚ­»Àøªk
aromatic	a. ªÚ­»ªº, ªâªÚªº, ­»ªº;  n. ªÚ­»ª«, ªÚ­»¾¯, ªÚ­»´Óª«
aromatize	v. ÂÈ¥H­»®ð
arone	n. ªÚà¬
arose	vbl. ariseªº¹L¥h¦¡, ¥X²{, ¯B²{, µo¥Í, ²£¥Í, °_¨­, °_¥ß, ¤É°_
arose suspicion	¤Þ°_²qºÃ
around	adv. ¥|©P, ©P³ò, ¦bªþªñ, ¥|³B, ¨ì³B;  prep. ¦b...©P³ò, Àô¶, ¶¹L, ¨ì³B
around the clock	±Þ©]24¤p®É, ¤é©]¤£°±¦a, ©]¥HÄ~¤é¦a
around the corner	§Y±N¨ì¨Ó, ªñ¦b«¤¤Ø
around the time of	¦b...«e«á, ¤j¬ù¦b...®É­Ô
around the world	¥þ¥@¬É, ¹M¤Î¥þ¥@¬É, ¥@¬É¦U¦a
around-the-clock	a. ³sÄò24¤p®Éªº, ³sÄò¤£°±ªº
around-the-world	a. Àô²yªº, ¹M¤Î¥þ¥@¬Éªº
arousal	n. ı¿ô, ¿EÀy
arouse	vt. ¥s¿ô, ³ê¿ô, ¿E°_, ³ê°_, ¤Þ°_
arouse a nest of hornets	Ѷ°¨¸ÁºÛ, ¾ð¼Ä©Û«è, ·S³Â·Ð
arouse an echo in one's echo	¦b¬Y¤Hªº¤ß¤¤¤Þ°_¦@»ï
arouse an emotion	¿Eµo·P±¡
arouse awareness	³ê°_·NÃÑ, ´£°ªÄ±®©
arouse enthusiasm	¿E°_¼ö±¡
arouse from	³ê¿ô
arouse interest	¤Þ°_¿³½ì
arouse one's anger	¤Þ°_¼««ã
arouse someone against	¤Þ°_¬Y¤H¹ï...ªºÄµ±§
arouse someone from a sound sleep	§â¬Y¤H±q¼ôºÎ¤¤³ê¿ô
arouse someone to action	¿EÀy¬Y¤H±Ä¨ú¦æ°Ê
arouse someone to anger	¿E«ã¬Y¤H, ¿E°_¬Y¤Hªº¼««ã
arow	adv. ¦¨¦C¦a, ¦¨¦æ¦a, ¤@­Ó®Á¤@­Ó¦a
ARP	n. Address Resolution Protocol
arpeggiate	vt. ¼u«µµ]­µ
arpeggio	n. ©M­µ«æ³t¼u«µ, µ\­µ
arpent	n. ªüÃe ((1)ªk°ê¤g¦a­±¿n³æ¦ì, ²{¤´¥Î©ó¬ü°ê¸ô©ö´µ¦w¨º¦{©M¥[®³¤j»í¥_§J¬Ù, ¬ùµ¥©ó0.85­^¯a, (2)ªø«×³æ¦ì, µ¥©ó­±¿n¬°1ªüÃeªº¥¿¤è§Î¤@Ã䪺ªø«×)
arquebus	n. ¤õ÷ºj
arr.	arranged (by), arrangements, arrival, arrive(d), arrives, arriving, etc.
arrack	n. ªF¤èªº¤@ºØ¯P°s
arrah	int. [­^¡E·Rº¸Äõ] °Ú§r (ªí¥ÜÅå´jµ¥ªºÁn­µ)
arraign	vt. ´£°T, ¶Ç°T, ³dÃø, «ü³d
arraignment	n. ´£°T, ¶Ç°T, ³dÃø, «ü³d
arrange	vt. ¾ã²z, ±Æ¦C, ¤ÀÃþ, ¦w±Æ, ·Ç³Æ, Äw³Æ, ½Õ°±, §ï½s, vi. ·Ç³Æ, ¦w±Æ, °Ó©w
arrange for	¬°...§@¦w±Æ, ¦w±Æ¬Y¤H°µ...
arrange in chronological sequence	«ö¦~¥N¶¶§Ç±Æ¦C
arrange things in order	§â¨Æª«¦w±Æ±o¤«¤«¦³±ø
arrange with someone about something	©M¬Y¤H°Ó¶q¬Y¨Æ
arranged marriage	n. ´C¦q±B«Ã
arrangement	n. ¾ã²z, ±Æ¦C, ¦w±Æ, ·Ç³Æ, Äw³Æ, §G¸m, §ï½s(¼Ö¦±), °Ó©w
arrangement committee	Äw³Æ©e­û·|
arrant	a. Án¦W¯TÂǪº, (­t­±ªº)¹ýÀY¹ý§Àªº
arrantly	adv. Án¦W¯TÄy¦a, ²³¥Ø¬L¹ü¦a
arras	n. ªáÀÖ, ±¾´à
array	vt. ³¡¸p, ¨Ï¦C¶¤, ¥´§ê, ¸Ë¹¢;  n. ¾ã¦C, °}¦C, ¶¤¦C, ±Æ¦C, ²±¸Ë
arrayal	n. ±Æ¦C
arrear	n. ¨ì´Á¥¼¥I´Ú, ¤í´Ú, ©ì©µ
arrearage	n. ©ì©µ, ¿ðº¢, ¤í´Ú, ©ì©µªº¨Æ
arrears	n. ¨ì´Á¥¼¥I´Ú, ¤í±b
arrears of stock	º¢¾P³f
arrect	a. ¶É¦Õª`·Nªº, ĵ§ÙÄY±Kªº
arrest	vt. ¶e®·, ©ë®·, ©ë¯d, ¦©¯d, ªýê, ªý¤î, §í¨î, §l¤Þ(ª`·N);  n. ¶e®·, ©ë®·, ©ë¯d, ªýê, ªý¤î
arrest of judgment	¼È½w§P¨M
arrest one's eye	·S¤Hª`¥Ø
arrest someone on a charge of murder	¥H¿Ñ±þ¸o¶e®·¬Y¤H
arrest someone on an accusation	¥H¬YºØ¸o¦W¶e®·¬Y¤H
arrest the growth of	ªý¤î...ªº¥Íªø
arrestable	a. ¥iµL»Ý¶e®·ÃÒ¶e®·ªº
arrestation	n. §í¨î, °±¤î
arrestee	n. ³Q¶e®·ªÌ, ³Q©ë¯dªÌ
arrester	n. ¶e®·ªÌ, ¨¾¤î¸Ë¸m, Á×¹p¾¹
arrester wires	n. (¯èªÅ¥ÀÄ¥¤W¥Î¨Ó¨Ï­°¸¨ªº­¸¾÷´î³tªº)ÄdºIºô
arresting	a. ÅãµÛªº, ¿ô¥Øªº, ¤Þ¤Hª`¥Øªº
arrestingly	adv. ÅãµÛ¦a, ¤Þ¤Hª`¥Ø¦a
arrestive	a. ¤Þ¤Hª`¥Øªº, ¤Þ¤Hª`·Nªº
arrestment	n. ªý¤î, ¶e®·, ©ë®·
arrestor	n. ¶e®·ªÌ, ©ë®·ªÌ
arret	n. (ªk°|©Î°ê¤ýµ¥ªº)§P¨M, µô¨M, ©R¥O
arrhinia	n. [Âå] µL»ó·î§Î, ¦Parhinia
arrhythmia	n. ¤ß«ß¤£»ô
arrhythmic	a. µL¸`«µªº
arride	v. ¨ÏÅw³ß, ¨Ïº¡¨¬
arris	n. ¸W¨¤
arris gutter	n. V§ÎÀѼÑ
arrisways	adv. ¦¨¸W¨¤¦a, ¹ï¨¤¦a, ±×¦a
arrival	n. ¨ì¹F, ©è¹F, ¨ÓÁ{, ¨ì¹FªÌ, ¨ì¹Fª«, ¨ì³f, ·s¥Í¨à
arrival lobby	n. (¾÷³õ)©è¹F¤jÆU
arrive	vi. ¨ì¹F, ©è¹F, ¨Ó¨ì, ¹F¦¨, ¦¨¥\, ¦¨¦W, ½Ï¥Í, ¥X¥Í
arrive at	¨ì¹F, ©è¹F, ¨Ó¨ì
arrive at a discount	¥´§é¦©, ¤£­«µø, ÂƵø
arrive at a paradox	±o¥X¤Ï½×
arrive at an understanding	¹F¦¨½Ì¸Ñ
arrive at an understanding of	¹F¦¨½Ì¸Ñ
arrive at one's destination	¨ì¹F²×ÂI, ¹F¨ì¥Øªº
arrive at the scene	¨ì¹F²{³õ, »°¨ì¥X¨Æ²{³õ
arrive in	¨ì¹F, ©è¹F, ¨Ó¨ì
arrive upon the scene	¨ì³õ
arrivederci	int. ¦^ÀY¨£, ¦A¨£
arriver	n. ¨ì¹FªÌ
arriviste	n. ¼Éµo¤á
arrl	n. American RadioReley League¤§Â²¼g
arroba	n. ¤Ìù§B ((1)¦è¯Z¤ú­«¶q³æ¦ì, ²{ªu¥Î©ó¾¥¦è­ôµ¥¦è¯Z¤ú»y«n¬ü°ê®a, ¦X25.36­^Âé, ¦b¤Ú¦è¦X3, 38­^Âé(2)²G¶q³æ¦ì, ¥Î©ó¬Y¨Ç¦è¯Z¤ú»y°ê®a, ¦X13-17¸Ø²æ)
arrogance	n. ¶ÆºC, ¦Û¤j, ¦k¦Û´L¤j
arrogancy	n. ¶ÆºC(=arrogance), ¦Û¤j, ¦k¦Û´L¤j
arrogant	a. ¶ÆºCªº, ¦Û¤jªº, ¦k¦Û´L¤jªº
arrogantly	adv. ¦Û¤j¦a, ¶ÆºC¦a, ¦k¦Û´L¤j¦a
arrogate	vt. ¹°¶V, ¾Õ¨ú, ¦kºÙ, ÅQ¥e, ¿y¹Ü, (¤£·í¦a)Âk©ó
arrogate to	µw©ÊÂk©ó
arrogation	n. ¹°¶V, ÅQ¥e, ¶VÅv
arrondissement	n. [ªk°ê] °p
arrow	n. ½b, ½bÀY, ¥Ú, ½bª¬ª«, ½bÀY²Å¸¹
arrow grass	n. ¤ô¬r¥VÄÝ
arrow key	½bÀYÁä
arrow tool	¨ú¦V¤u¨ã
arrowhead	n. ½bÀY, Ãë, [´Ó] ·OÛ£
arrowheaded	a. ½bÀYª¬ªº, Ãë§Îªº
arrowroot	n. [´Ó] ¸¯, ¸¯¯»
arrowwood	n. ²ó½´´Óª«
arrowworm	n. [°Êª«] ½bÂÎ
arrowy	a. ½bªº, ¹³½bªº, (¹³½b¤@¼Ë)§Ö³tªº
arroyo	n. ¤p·Ë, ¤pªe, ¬\°®ªº¤p·Ë¨¦
ars	n. ÃÀ³N;  comb. ªí¥Ü¡u¯«(arsenic)¡v
arse	n. [­^] [«Z] §¾ªÑ, Áv³¡
arse-hole	n. [­^] [«Z] ¨zªù, §¾²´
arse-licker	n. [­^] [«Z] °¨§¾ºë
arsen	comb. ªí¥Ü¡u§t¯~ªº¡v
arsenal	n. ­x¤õ®w, ­x±ñ®w, §L¤u¼t, ­x¤õÀx¶q, ÀxÂÃ
arsenate	n. [¤Æ] ¯~»ÄÆQ
arseniasis	n. [Âå] ºC©Ê¯~¤¤¬r
Arsenic	n. ¯~(¤¸¯À²Å¸¹As¡A­ì¤l§Ç33¡A­ì¤l¶q74.92159);  a. ¯~ªº, §t¯~ªº
arsenical	a. ¯~ªº, §t¯~ªº;  n. ¯~¾¯(¥Î¨Ó±þÂÎ)
arsenicalism	n. [Âå] ºC©Ê¯~¤¤¬r
arsenide	n. [¤Æ] ¯~¤Æª«
arsenious	a. ¨È¯~ªº, ¤T»ù¯~ªº
arsenism	n. [Âå] ºC©Ê¯~¤¤¬r
arsenite	n. ¨È¯~»ÄÆQ
arseniureted	a. [¤Æ] »P¯~¤Æ¦X¦¨¯~¤Æª«ªº
arsenopyrite	n. [Äq] ¯~¶ÀÅKÄq, ¬r¬â
arsenotherapy	n. [Âå] ¯~Àøªk
arsenous	a. (§t)¤T»ù¯~ªº, ¯~ªº, ¨È¯~ªº
arshin	n. ªüº¸¥Ó («Xù´µ©M¯Q§JÄõªºªø«×³æ¦ì, µ¥©ó712¤½¤À, ¹ê¦æ¤½¨î«á¤©¥H¼o°£)
arsine	n. [¤Æ] ¯~¤Æ¤T²B (¯~¤Æ²Bªº­l¥Íª«, µL¦â¼@¬r®ðÅé)
arsino	comb. ªí¥Ü¡u¯~¤Æ¤T²B¡v
arsis	n. ±j­µ³¡, ¤W©ç
arson	n. Áa¤õ, Áa¤õ¸o, ©ñ¤õ
arsonist	n. Áa¤õ¥Ç
arsphenamine	n. ¤»¹s¤»
art	n. ÃÀ³N, ¬ü³N, §Þ³N, §ÞÃÀ, ´¡¹Ï, ¹Ï¤ù, ¤H¤å¾Ç¬ì, ¤H¤u, ¤H¬°, ¸Þ­p;  a. ¬ü³Nªº, ÃÀ³Nªº;  vi. [¥j] [¸Ö] are;  n. ªü¯S(¨k¤l¦W)
art and part	°Ñ»P(¹Hªk¦æ¬°), ¦P¿Ñ
art critic	n. ÃÀµû®a
art director	n. ÃÀ³N«ü¾É, ¬ü³N½s¿è
art editor	n. ¬ü³N½s¿è
art for art's sake	¬°ÃÀ³N¦ÓÃÀ³N, ¯ÂÃÀ³N
art for life's sake	¬°¥Í¬¡¦ÓÃÀ³N
art gallery	n. ¬ü³NÀ], µe´Y
Art is long, life is short.	¤H¥Í­Wµu¡A¦Ó¾Ç³NµL½a
art museum	n. ¬ü³NÀ]
art nouveau	n. ·sÃÀ³N¬£
art paper	n. ¬ü³N¯È
art show	¬ü³N®iÄý, ¬ü®i
art song	n. ÃÀ³Nºq¦±
art up	µ¹...¥HÃÀ³N­×¹¢
art-lover	n. ¬ü³N·R¦nªÌ
art.	article(s), artificial, artillery, artist
artal	n. rotl ªº½Æ¼Æ§Î
Artane	n. [Âå] ªvÀø¬fª÷´Ë¯f¥ÎÃÄ, ¬°trihexyphenidylªº°Ó¼Ð¦W
artefact	n. ¤H¤u»s«~
artel	n. [ĬÁpªº] ¦X§@ªÀ
Artemis	n. [§Æ¯«] ªü¸¦¦Ìµ·(¤ë«G»P¬¼Âyªº¤k¯«)
artemisia	n. [´Ó] »UÄÝ(Artemisia)´Óª«
arteri	comb. ªí¥Ü¡u°Ê¯ß¡v
arterial	a. °Ê¯ßªº, °Ê¯ßª¬ªº, ·F½uªº
arterial traffic	¥æ³q·F½u, ¥D·F¹D
arterialization	n. °Ê¯ß¦å¤Æ
arterialize	v. ¤Æ¬°°Ê¯ß¦å
arteriectasis	n. [Âå] °Ê¯ßÂX±i
arteriectomy	n. [Âå] °Ê¯ß¤Á°£
arteries	n. °Ê¯ß
arteriogram	n. [Âå] °Ê¯ßÄá¼v·Ó¤ù, °Ê¯ß·i´y°O¹Ï
arteriograph	n. [Âå] °Ê¯ß¯ß³Õ´y°O¾¹°Ê¯ßX¥ú·Ó¹³
arteriography	n. °Ê¯ßX½uÄá¼vªk
arteriolar	a. [Âå] ¤p°Ê¯ßªº
arteriole	n. ²Ó°Ê¯ß
arteriolith	n. [Âå] °Ê¯ß¥Û
arteriolitis	n. [Âå] ¤p°Ê¯ßª¢
arteriology	n. [Âå] °Ê¯ß¾Ç
arteriolosclerosis	n. [Âå] ¤p°Ê¯ßµw¤Æ
arteriolosclerotic	a. [Âå] ¤p°Ê¯ßµw¤Æªº
arteriomotor	a. [Âå] °Ê¯ßµÎÁYªº
arteriomyomatosis	n. [Âå] °Ê¯ß¦Ù½F¯f, (°Ê¯ß¾À¦Ù½F¨Ï¦åºÞ¯U¯¶)
arterionecrosis	n. [Âå] °Ê¯ßÃa¦º
arteriopalmus	n. [Âå] ¦åºÞ¸õ°Ê·P
arteriopathy	n. [Âå] °Ê¯ß¯f
arterioplasty	n. [Âå] °Ê¯ß¾ã§Î³N
arteriopressor	n. [Âå] °Ê¯ß¦åÀ£¼W°ª¾¯
arteriorrhaphy	n. [Âå] °Ê¯ßÁ_¦X, °Ê¯ßÁ_¦X³N
arteriorrhexis	n. [Âå] °Ê¯ß¯}µõ
arteriosclerosis	n. °Ê¯ßµw¤Æ(¯g)
arteriosclerotic	a. [Âå] °Ê¯ßµw¤Æªº
arteriospasm	n. [Âå] °Ê¯ßµjÅË
arteriostenosis	n. [Âå] °Ê¯ß¯U¯¶
arteriostrepsis	n. [Âå] °Ê¯ß¦åºÞ§á¦±¤î¦åªk
arteriosympathectomy	n. [Âå] °Ê¯ß¥æ·P¯«¸g¤Á°£
arteriotomy	n. [Âå] °Ê¯ß¤Á¶}(³N)
arteriotony	n. [Âå] °Ê¯ß±i¤O
arteriovenous	a. [Âå] °Ê¯ß»PÀR¯ßªº
arteritis	n. °Ê¯ßª¢
artery	n. °Ê¯ß, ·F½u, ·F¹D
artesian well	n. ¼Q¤ô¤«, ¦Û¬y¤«, Æp¤«
artful	a. ¥©§®ªº, ºë¥©ªº, ¬¾·âªº, ¸Þ­p¦hºÝªº
artfully	adv. ¥©§®¦a, ºë¥©¦a, ¬¾·â¦a, ¸Þ­p¦hºÝ¦a
artfulness	n. ¬¾·â, ¥©§®
arthr	comb. ªí¥Ü¡uÃö¸`¡v
arthragra	n. [Âå] Ãö¸`µh­·
arthralgia	n. [Âå] Ãö¸`µh, Ãö¸`¯«¸gµh
arthrectomy	n. [Âå] Ãö¸`¤Á°£
arthritic	a. Ãö¸`ª¢ªº;  n. Ãö¸`ª¢±wªÌ
arthritide	n. [Âå] µh­·¯l
arthritis	n. Ãö¸`ª¢
arthritism	n. [Âå] Ãö¸`¯fÅé½è
Arthrobacter	n. [Âå] ¯u²Óµß¥Ø
arthrocace	n. [Âå] Ãö¸`°©¯j, (¼ìÄê)
arthrocele	n. [Âå] Ãö¸`¸~µÈ
arthrocentesis	n. [Âå] Ãö¸`¬ï¨ë
arthrochondritis	n. [Âå] Ãö¸`³n°©ª¢
arthroclasia	n. [Âå] ±jª½Ãö¸`ÃP¸Ñ, Ãö¸`±jª½¸Ñ°£³N, (¨Ï¯à«ì´_¥¿±`)
arthrodesia	n. [Âå] Ãö¸`©T©w³N, (¦Parthrodesis)
arthrodesis	n. [Âå] Ãö¸`©T©w³N
arthrodia	n. [Âå] ·Æ°ÊÃö¸`
arthrodynia	n. [Âå] Ãö¸`µh
arthrodysplasia	n. [Âå] Ãö¸`µo¨|»Ùê
arthroempyesis	n. [Âå] Ãö¸`¤ÆÁw
arthroendoscopy	n. [Âå] Ãö¸`µÄÃèÀˬd
arthrography	n. [Âå] Ãö¸`X¥ú·Ó¹³, (Ãö¸`¤ºª`¤JÅã¼v¾¯, ªÅ®ð)
arthrogryposis	n. [Âå] Ãö¸`Ås¦±Ãö¸`±jµw, (¥ý¤Ñ©Ê)
arthrolith	n. [Âå] Ãö¸`¤ºµ²¥Û
arthrology	n. Ãö¸`¾Ç
arthrolysis	n. [Âå] Ãö¸`ÃP¸Ñ³N
arthromere	n. [°Êª«] (Àô¸`°Êª«ªº)Åé¸`
arthrometer	n. [Âå] Ãö¸`´ú©w¾¹, (´ú©wÃö¸`¬¡°Ê¯à¤O¨¤«×)
arthroneuralgia	n. [Âå] Ãö¸`¯«¸gµh
arthropathic	a. [Âå] Ãö¸`¯fªº
arthropathy	n. [Âå] Ãö¸`¯f
arthrophyma	n. [Âå] Ãö¸`¸~µÈ
arthrophyte	n. [Âå] Ãö¸`ÂجÐ, Ãö¸`¤pÅé
arthroplasty	n. [Âå] Ãö¸`¾ã§Î³N, Ãö¸`§Î¦¨
arthropod	n. ¸`ªÏ°Êª«
Arthropoda	n. pl. [°Êª«] ¸`¨¬°Êª«ªù
arthropodous	a. [Âå] ¸`¨¬°Êª«©Ò­Pªº
arthropyosis	n. [Âå] Ãö¸`¤ÆÁw
arthrosclerosis	n. [Âå] Ãö¸`»øµw, Ãö¸`µw¤Æ¯g
arthroscopy	n. [Âå] Ãö¸`ÃèÀˬd, (ÀˬdÃö¸`µÄ¤º³¡)
arthrosis	n. [¸Ñ] Ãö¸`
arthrospore	n. [µß] (¤À)¸`ÌU¤l
arthrostomy	n. [Âå] Ãö¸`³y¤f, (¤Þ¬y¥Î)
arthrosynovitis	n. [Âå] Ãö¸`·Æ½¤ª¢
arthrotomy	n. [Âå] Ãö¸`¤Á¶}
arthrotropic	a. [Âå] ¦VÃö¸`ªº, ¿ËÃö¸`ªº (¦³¥N´ÀÃö¸`¶É¦Vªº)
arthroxesis	n. [Âå] Ãö¸`­±¨í°£
Arthur	n. ¨È·æ(¨k¤l¦W)
Arthurian	a. ¨È·æ¤ýªº
artic	n. [­^¡E¤f] »Ç±µ¦¡¥d¨®, ¸ü­«©ì¨®
artichoke	n. [´Ó] ´ÂÂAÁª, µâ¨¡(¤@ºØ¦V¤é¸ª)
article	n. ¤å³¹, ½×¤å, ±ø´Ú, ±ø¥Ø, «´¬ù, ª««~, ª«¥ó, «aµü;  vt. ¥H½×¤å«ü±±, ¨Ì¾Ú¾Ç®{«´¬ù¶±¥Î(¬ù§ô)
articled	a. ¨üÅU¬ù¬ù§ôªº
articles of association	n. pl. (ªÑ¥÷ªÀ¹Î¡BªÑ¥÷¤½¥qµ¥ªº)³¹µ{
Articles of War	n. ³°®üªÅ­x±ø¨Ò
articulable	a. ¥i²M´·¦aµo­µªº, ¥i©ú½Tªí¹Fªº, ¥i³s±µªº
articulacy	n. ¤f¾¦²M·¡ªº»¡¸Ü¯à¤O
articular	a. Ãö¸`ªº
articulate	a. µo­µ²M´·ªº, (ªí¹F)²M·¡ªº, ¦³Ãö¸`ªº;  v. µo­µ²M´·, ©ú¥Õ¦a»¡, ¥HÃö¸`³s±µ, ±µ¦X
articulated	a. ¨ã¦³¥ÎÃö¸`³s±µªºÅé¸`ªº
articulated trailer	n. ©ì¨®, ²o¤Þ¨®
articulated vehicle	n. ³sµ²¨®
articulately	adv. µo­µ²M´·¦a, ¥HÃö¸`³s±µ¦a
articulation	n. µo­µ, ¤f¾¦, ªí¹F, (Ãö¸`ªº)µ²¦X, [´Ó] ¸`
articulator	n. µo­µªÌ, µo­µ¾¹, µo­µ²M·¡ªº¤H, µo­µ¾¹©x, (Æ^°²¤ú®É¥Îªº)«r¦X¬[, ³s±µ¾¹
articulatory	a. ¤À­µ¸`ªº, Ãö¸`ªº
Artie	n. ¨È´£(¨k¤l¦W, Arthurªº¼ÊºÙ)
artifact	n. ¤H¤u»s«~
artifactitious	a. ¤H¤u»s«~ªº
artifical	a. ¤H³yªº, µê°°ªº
artifical blood	n. ¤H¤u¦å²G
artifice	n. §Þ¥©, ­p¿Ñ, ¸Þ­p
artificer	n. ¤u¦K, ³]­pªÌ, §Þ³N§L
artificial	a. ¤H¤uªº, ¤H³yªº, «D¤ÑµMªº, ¥é³yªº, µê°°ªº, °µ§@, ¤£¦ÛµMªº, °²­ú, °²·O´d
artificial heart	n. ¤H¤u¤ßŦ
artificial insemination	n. ¤H¤u±Âºë
artificial intelligence	n. ¤H¤u´¼¼z(AI)
artificial respiration	¤H¤u©I§l«æ±Ïªk
artificial satellite	¤H³y½Ã¬P
artificiality	n. ¤H¬°, °µ§@, ¤£¦ÛµM, ¤H³yª«
artificialize	vt. ¤H¤u¤Æ, ¨Ï¤£¦ÛµM
artificially	adv. ¤H¤u¦a, ¤H¬°¦a, ¤£¦ÛµM¦a, °µ§@¦a
artificialness	n. ¤H¬°¤§¨Æ, ¤£¦ÛµM, ¸Ë§@
artillerist	n. ¬¶¤â, ¬¶§L, ¬¶³N®a
artillery	n. ¯¥, ¤j¯¥, ¯¥§L, ¯¥¶¤, ¯¥³N
artillery plant	n. ¤p¸­§N¤ôªá
artilleryman	n. ¬¶§L, ¬¶¤â
artillerymen	n. ¬¶§L
artiodactyl	a. °¸¿á¥Øªº
Artiodactyla	n. pl. [°Êª«] °¸¿á¥Ø(Perissodactyla)(¦p¤û¡B¦Ï¡B³Àµ¥)
artisan	n. ¤u¦K, §Þ¤u, ¤âÃÀ®a
artist	n. ÃÀ³N®a, µe®a, ¯à¤â
artiste	n. ÃÀ¤H
artistic	a. ÃÀ³Nªº, ¦³ÃÀ³NŲ½à¤Oªº, ÃÀ³N®aªº
artistical	a. §Þ³Nªº, ÃÀ³Nªº
artistically	adv. ¦bÃÀ³N¤W
artistry	n. ÃÀ³N§Þ¥©, ÃÀ³N¤~¯à
artless	a. ¦ÛµMªº, ²E¾ëªº, ¯Â¯uªº, ¤Ñ¯uÄ꺩ªº
artlessly	adv. ¦ÛµM¦a, ²E¾ë¦a, ¯Â¯u¦a, ¤Ñ¯uÄ꺩¦a
artlessness	n. ¤Ñ¯uÄ꺩, ¾ë¯À
artmobile	n. ¨µ°j¬ü³NÀ], ¬y°Êµe´Y
arts	n. ¤å¬ì
arts and crafts	n. ¤uÃÀ¬ü³N
artware	n. ¤uÃÀ«~
Artwork	n. ¤â¤uÃÀ«~(ªº»s§@), (øµe¡BÀJ¶ìµ¥ªº)ÃÀ³N»s§@¬¡°Ê, [¦L] ´¡¹Ï («ü¥¿¤å¥H¥~ªº´¡µe¡B¹Ï¤ùµ¥)
arty	a. ¸ËÃÀ³N®aªº, ªþ±e­·¶®ªº
arty-crafty	a. ¸ËÃÀ³N®aªº, µØÄR¦Ó¤£¹ê¥Îªº
Arty.	Artillery
aru	n. ­µÀWÅTÀ³¸Ë¸m
arugula	n. [´Ó] (°µ¨F©Ô¥Îªº)ªÛ³Âµæ
arui	n. [°Êª«] Æc¦Ï
arum	n. [´Ó] ¤@ºØ®ü¨¡
arum lily	n. [´Ó] °¨¿á½¬
arundinaceous	a. Ī¸«ªº
ary	suf. ªí¥Ü¡u...ªº, »P...¦³Ãöªº¡v§Î®eµü¦r§À, ªí¥Ü¡u...ªº, ...¤§³B©Ò¡vªº¦Wµü¦r§À
Aryan	n. ¦L¼Ú»y, ¦L¼Ú»y¨tªº¤H, ¨È§Q¦w¤H;  a. ¨È§Q¦w»y¨tªº, ¦L¼Ú»y¨tªº
Aryanize	vt. ±q...²M°£µS¤Ó¤H, ¨Ï¶®§Q¦w¤Æ
aryl	n. [¤Æ] ªâ°ò
arytenoid	a. (³n°©¡B¦Ùªº)¨@ª¬ªº
as	adv. ¦P¼Ë¦a, ¤@¼Ë¦a;  conj. ¹³...¤@¼Ë, «ö·Ó, ·í...ªº®É­Ô, ¥Ñ©ó, ų©ó, ¥H¦Ü©ó, ÁöµM, ¾¨ºÞ;  prep. µø¬°, ·í§@;  pron.  ;  n. arsenic, Anglo-Saxon;  pref. (¥[¦bs°_­ºªº¦r«e), pref. ¦V...(=to), ´Â...(=towards), ©¹...(=towards)
as ... as ...	¹³...¤@¼Ë, »P...¤@¼Ë...
as ... as any	¹³¥ô¦ó¤@­Ó¤@¼Ë
as ... as anything	«D±`...
as ... as ever	©M±q«e¤@¼Ë..., ¨ÌµM...
as ... as possible	ºÉ¥i¯à...¦a, ¶V...¶V¦n
as a basket of chips	«D±`, ·¥¨ä, ³z³»
as a body	§@¬°¤@­Ó¾ãÅé
as a child	¦bµ£¦~, ¦b«Ä´£®É¥N
as a consequence	¥Ñ©ó..., µ²ªG
as a general rule	¤@¯ë»¡¨Ó
as a general thing	¤@¯ë»¡¨Ó
as a last resort	§@¬°³Ì«áªº¤â¬q, ¦b¸U¤£±o¤wªº®É­Ô
as a last resource	§@¬°³Ì«á¤@µÛ
as a man	¤@­P¦a
As a man sow, so shall he reap.	ºØ¥Ê±o¥Ê¡AºØ¨§±o¨§
As a man sows and so he shall reap.	ºØ¨§±o¨§
as a mark of esteem	¥Hªí·q·N
as a matter of fact	¨Æ¹ê¤W, ¹ê»Ú¤W
as a necessity	¥²µM¦a
as a precaution	§@¬°¹w¨¾, ¥H¨¾¸U¤@
as a remembrance of	§@¬°¹ï...ªº¬ö©À
as a result	¦]¦¹, µ²ªG
as a result of	§@¬°...ªºµ²ªG, ¥Ñ©ó
as a rule	³q±`, ¤@¯ë»¡¨Ó
as a sequel to	¥Ñ©ó...ªºµ²ªG, §@¬°...Äò¶°
as a setting	§@¬°­I´º
as a shot	§@¬°²q´ú
as a token of	§@¬°...ªº¼Ð»x
as a whole	§@¬°¤@­Ó¾ãÅé, Á`¦Ó¨¥¤§, Á`ªº»¡¨Ó, ¾ãÅé¤W, ¾ã­Ó
as above	¦p¤W, ·Ó¤W(©Ò­z)
As affairs stand	«ö·Ó²{¦bªº±¡ªp
as against	»P...¦¨¹ï¤ñ
as an alternative	§@¬°Åܳq
as an atonement for	§@¬°¹ï...ªºÀ±¸É
as bald as a coot	ÀY¾v²æ¥úªº
as bare as the back of one's hand	¤@µL©Ò¦³, ¤@³h¦p¬~
as bare as the palm of one's hand	¤@µL©Ò¦³, ¤@¤å¤£¦W, ¤@³h¦p¬~
as before	©M¥H«e¤@¼Ë, ¨ÌÂÂ
as below	¦p¤U(©Ò­z)
as best as one can	ºÉ³Ì¤j§V¤O
as best one can	ºÜºÉ¥þ¤O, ¥þ¤O¥H­u
as best one may	ºÉ³Ì¤j§V¤O
as big as a barn door	¤S¤j¤S¼e
as big as life	©M­ìª«¤@¼Ë¤j¤p
as big as you please	¤jÁx¦a, µL©ë§ô¦a
as bitter as wormwood	¹³­W¦ã¤@¼Ë­W, ­W­Y­WÁx
as black as a sweep	º£¶Âªº, »êżªº
as black as jet	¾¥¶Âªº, ¯Q¶Â¾v«Gªº
as black as midnight	º£¶Â, ¾¥¶Â
as black as one's hat	¾¥¶Âªº
as black as pitch	º£¶Â, ¾¥¶Â
as black as thunder	Áy¦â³±´Ë, ­±±a«ã®e
as black as your hat	º£¶Â¤@¤ù, ¾¥¶Â
as blind as a bat	ª¼¥Ø, §¹¥þ¥¢©ú, µø¤O·¥®t
as blind as an owl	½M³z¤F
as bold as brass	¦º¥Ö¿àÁyªº, ·¥µL®¢ªº
as brisk as a bee	¹³»e¸Á¤@¼Ë»´±¶, ¤Q¤À»´§Ö
as broad as it is long	ªø¼e¬Ûµ¥, ¥b¤ç¤K¨â, ¨S¦³°Ï§O
as broad as long	ªø¼e¬Ûµ¥ªº, µL°Ï§Oªº
as busy as a bee	¤Q¤À¦£¸L
as cheap as dirt	«K©y³z³»ªº
as clean and shiny as the day	©ú²b±o¹³¥Õ±Þ¤@¼Ë, ¹ñ·sªº
as clean as a penny	°®°®²b²bªº; §¹¥þ, ¤Q¤À
as clean as a pin	¤Q¤À¾ã¼ä, «D±`²M²n, ¾ã¾ã»ô»ô
as clean as a whistle	°®²b§Q¸¨, °®°®²b²b, ²M¥ÕµL¶d
as clear as a bell	°·¥þªº
as clear as crystal	¤Q¤À²Mº«, ·¥¨ä©ú¥Õ
as clear as day	¤@²M¤G·¡ªº
as clear as daylight	©ú©ú¥Õ¥Õ, ¤@²M¤G·¡
as clear as mud	²@¤£²M·¡, ¥O¤H°g´b¤£¸Ñ
as clear as noon	©ú©ú¥Õ¥Õ, ¤@²M¤G·¡
as close as a clam	¦u¤f¦p²~, ¤@Án¤£§\
as close as wax	¤@¤ò¤£©Þ, «D±`§[¶Þ; ¦u¤f¦p²~, ÄY¦u¯µ±K
as cold as a wagon tire	¦B§N, §N¦B¦Bªº, ¦º¤F
as cold as marble	§N»ÅµL±¡, §N­Y¦BÁ÷
as comfortable as old shoe	ÀH©M, ¥­©öªñ¤H, ¤£©ëÂÔ, ¤£¦ºªO
as common as an old shoe	ÀH©M, ¥­©öªñ¤H, ¤£©ëÂÔ, ¤£½æ§Ë
as compared with	»P...¤ñ°_¨Ó, »P...¬Û¤ñ
as concerns	Ãö©ó
as cool as a cucumber	·¥¬°§NÀRªº
as cross as two sticks	«D±`¥Í®ðªº
as dark as a stack of black cats	¤@¤ùº£¶Â
as dark as night	©ü¶Â, º£¶Â
as deaf as a post	§¹¥þŤ¤F, ³¬¥Ø¶ëÅ¥
as deep as a well	°ª²`²ö´ú, Ãø¥H®»ºN
as different as chalk from cheese	¥»½è¤WºIµM¤£¦P
as different as light from dark	¦³¤ÑÄ[¤§§O
as directed	·Ó»¡©ú, «ö«ü¥Ü, ¿í³B¤è
as drunk as a fiddler	Äê¾K¦pªd, ¹U­ª¤j¾K
as drunk as a lord	¹U­ª¤j¾K
as drunk as a piper	¹U­ª¤j¾K, Äê¾K¦pªd
as drunk as a rat	Äê¾K¦pªd, ¹U­ª¤j¾K
as drunk as a sow	Äê¾K¦pªd
as dry as a chip	¬\Àꪺ
as dumb as an oyster	§¹¥þ°×¤F; «Ü¤Ö»¡¸Ü, ¨IÀq¹è¨¥
as early as	¦­¦b...
as early as possible	ºÉ§Ö¦a
as easy as ABC	·¥¨ä®e©ö, ¤Q¤À²³æ
as easy as pie	»´¦Ó©öÁ|, ¤£¶O¤O®ð, ¹³¦YÀ`»æ¤@¼Ë®e©ö
as easy as rolling off a log	©ö¦pºu¤ì, ©ö¦p¤Ï´x, ·¥¨ä®e©ö
as easy as shelling peas	·¥¨ä®e©ö, ©ö¦p¤Ï´x
as ever	¨ÌÂÂ, ¤´ÂÂ, ·Ó±`
as fair as lily	¹³¥Õ¦Xªá¤@¼Ë¬üÄR, ¬üÄR·¥¤F
as far as	»·¦Ü..., ´N...¦Ó¨¥, ´N, ¨ì...µ{«×
as far as ... be concerned	´N...¦Ó½×; Ãö©ó, ¦Ü©ó
As far as I can see	¾Ú§Ú©Òª¾, ¦b§Ú¬Ý¨Ó
as far as in my lies	ºÉ§Úªº¥þ³¡¤O¶q
as far as is humanly possible	¤O©Ò¯à¤Î¦a, ºÜºÉ¥þ¤O¦a
as far as it goes	´N²{ª¬¨Ó»¡, ´N¨ä¥»¨­¦Ó¨¥
as far as one knows	´N¬Y¤H©Òª¾, ¾Ú¬Y¤H©Òª¾
as far as possible	ºÉ¥i¯à...
as far as that goes	´N¦¹¦Ó½×, ¹ê»Ú¤W
as far as the eye can reach	·¥¥Ø»·²·, ¤@±æµL»Ú, º¡¥Ø
as fast as one's legs could carry	©é©R©b¶]
as firm as a rock	í¦p½Y¥Û, ²@¤£°Ê·n
as fit as a fiddle	¤Q¤À°·±d, ºë¯«¹¡º¡
as fleet as a deer	±Ó±¶¦p³À; §Ö¨B¦p­¸
as follow	¦p¤U
as follows	¦p¤U
as for	Ãö©ó, ¦Ü©ó, ´N...¦Ó¨¥
as fresh as a rose	ºë¯«¹¡º¡
as fresh as paint	ºë¤O¥R¨K, ºë¯«¹¡º¡
as from	±q...®É­Ô°_(¥Í®Ä)
as full as a tick	°s¨¬¶º¹¡
as full of meat as an egg	²Ä¤@¬yªº, ³Ì¦nªº, ¾ÇÃѲW³Õªº
as fussy as a hen with one chick	¦b¤p¨Æ¤W½M¾Þ¤ß
as good as	©M...´X¥G¤@¼Ë, ¹ê»Ú¤Wµ¥©ó
as good as a feast	ºïºï¦³¾l, ¨¬°÷, °÷¶æ
as good as a play	¦³½ì
as good as dead	©M¦º¤F¤@¯ë, ¨IºÎ¤£¿ô
as good as gold	«Ü¨Ä, ¦n·¥¤F
as good as one's word	«H¦u¿Õ¨¥, ­È±o«H¿à
as good as wheat	«D±`¦n, ·¥¦n
as grave as a judge	§æ°_­±¤Õ, ÄYµÂ»{¯u¦a
as handy as a pocket in a shirt	©ö¦p¤Ï´x, ¤Q¤À¤è«K
as happy as a lark	©M¶³³¶¤@¼Ë§Ö¬¡, Åw©I³¶ÅD, «D±`§Ö¬¡
as happy as a sand boy	¤Q¤À°ª¿³, «D±`´r§Ö
as happy as large	©M¶³³¶¤@¼Ë§Ö¼Ö, «D±`§Ö¼Ö
as happy as the day is long	«D±`§Ö¬¡, ·¥¨ä´r§Ö
as hard as a brick	·¥µw
as hard as a nether millstone	ÅK¥Û¤ß¸z
as hard as adamant	°íµwµL¤ñªº
as hard as marble	°íµwµL¤ñ
as hard as nails	¨­Åéµ²¹ê; ÅK¥Û¤ß¸z; ÄY®m
as hard as the nether millstone	ÅK¥Û¤ß¸z
as hell	·¥ºÝ¦a, ¥i©È¦a
as hungry as a hawk	¾j·¥¤F, ¹³¤@¥u¾j¯T¦üªº
as hungry as a hunter	«D±`°§¾j
As if	¦ü¥G, ¦n¹³, §Ï©»
as if as	¦Ü©ó; Ãö©ó
as if by magic	¤£¥i«äij¦a
as is	·Ó­ì¼Ë
as is well-known	²³©Ò©Pª¾
as it happen	¸I¥©, °¸µM
as it happens	°¸µM, ¸I¥©
as it is	¨Æ¹ê¤W, ¹ê»Ú¤W, ·Ó²{ª¬
as it may chance	­n¬Ý±¡ªp
as it stands	¹³¥Ø«e³o­Ó¼Ë¤l, ¹ê¨Æ¨D¹ê¦a, ¦p¹ê¦a, ¯u¹ê¦a
as it were	¥i¥H»¡, ¥i¿×; ¦ü¥G
as keen as mustard	µÛ°g, ¤Q¤À³ß·R
as keen as razors	¹³«c¤M¤@¼Ë¾W§Q
as large as life	©M­ìª«¤@¯ë¤j¤p; ¿Ë¦Û, ¤d¯u¸U½T
as lean as a rake	°©½G¦p®ã, ½G°©åbÎ}
as lief	¦P¼Ë¼Ö·N, ¹çÄ@...
as light as thistledown	·¥»´
as like as an apple to an oyster	ºIµM¤£¦P, ²@µL¬Û¦ü¤§³B
as like as chalk and cheese	ºIµM¤£¦P
as like as not	¤j·§, ¦h¥b, «Ü¥i¯à
as like as two peas	¤@¼Ò¤@¼Ë
as like as two peas in a pod	¤@¼Ò¤@¼Ë, ¬¡¹³
as likely as not	«Ü¥i¯à, »¡¤£©w
as lively as a cricket	·¥¬¡¼âªº
as lively as a grig	«D±`§Ö¬¡
as long ago as	¦­¦b...
as long as	¥u­n; ¦b...ªº®É­Ô
as luck would have it	¸I¥©, ©¯¹B; ¤£¥©, ¤£©¯
as mad as a hatter	ºÆ¨g¦a
as mad as a March hare	ºÆ¨g¦a
as mad as a wet hen	«D±`¥Í®ð
as many	¤@¼Ë¦hªº, ¦P¼Ë¼Æ¥Øªº
as many again	¦A¦³¦P¼Ë¦hªº, ¥[¤@­¿ªº
as many again as	¬O...ªº¨â­¿, ¤ñ...¦h¤@­¿
as many as	¦h¹F..., ¾ã¾ã..., »P...¤@¼Ë¦h
as matters stand	·Ó¥Ø«eªº±¡ªp
as meek as a lamb	«D±`·Å¶¶
as meek as a mild	¤Q¤À·Å¶¶, ·Å¶¶±o¹³¤@¥u¤pºø¦Ï
as merry as a cricket	«D±`§Ö¼Ö
as mild as a dove	«D±`·Å©M
as mild as a lamb	«D±`·Å¶¶
as mild as milk	¤Q¤À·Å©M
as motionless as a statue	¤@°Ê¤]¤£°Ê, ¯¾µ·¤£°Ê
as much	¦p¦¹; ¹ê»Ú©M¨º­Ó¤@¼Ë
as much ... as ...	¦P...¤@¼Ë¦hªº, ¸ò...¹F¨ì¦P¤@µ{«×
as much again	¨â­¿
as much as	¨ì...µ{«×; ®t¤£¦h, ¹ê»Ú¤W; ÁöµM, §Y¨Ï
as much as to say	µ¥©ó»¡
as mum as a mouse	¨IÀq¹è¨¥, ¤@Án¤£§\
as mute as a fish	¤@Án¤£§|, ¦u¤f¦p²~
as mute as a mouse	¤@Án¤£§\, Àq¤£§@Án
as naked as when one was born	»rÅé
as near as	±µªñ, ±Nªñ, ÀI¨Ç; ´X¥G, ®t¤£¦h
as near as could be to	ÀI¨Ç...
as near as makes no difference	¨S¤°»ò°Ï§O
as neat as a pin	°®²b§Q¸¨, ¤Q¤À¾ã¼ä
as neat as nine-pence	°®²b§Q¸¨, ¤Q¤À¾ã¼ä
as neat as wax	¾ã¼ä¥ú«G
as nimble as a squirrel	«D±`±Ó±¶
as nutty as fruitcake	«D±`ºÆ¨g, §¹¥þºÆ¤F
as occasion requires	¦b¥²­n®É
as occasion serves	¤@¦³¾÷·|
as of	±q...®É­Ô°_, ¨ì...®É­Ô¤î, ª½¨ì...
as of old	¤@¦p¬J©¹, ·ÓÂÂ
as often as	¨C·í, ¨C¦¸
as often as not	¸g±`, ®É±`, ©¹©¹
as old as Adam	·¥¥j¦Ñªº
as old as hills	·¥¥j¦Ñªº, ¾ú¥v¤[»·ªº
as old as the hills	·¥¥j¦Ñ
as one man	¤@­P¦a
as pale as death	­±µL¤H¦â, Áy¦âºG¥Õ
as people go	·Ó¤@¯ë¤HÁ¿, «ö¤@¯ë¤Hªº»¡ªk
as per	®Ú¾Ú, «ö·Ó, ¨Ì·Ó
as per the schedule	«ö·Ó®É¶¡ªí, «ö·Ó­ì©w­p¹º, «ö®É
as plain as daylight	«D±`²M·¡, ¤@¥Ø¤FµM, Åã¦Ó©ö¨£
as plain as print	«D±`²M·¡, ¤@¥Ø¤FµM, Åã¦Ó©ö¨£
as plain as the nose in your face	¤@²M¤G·¡
as pleased as Punch	«D±`°ª¶Æ
as poor as a church	¤@³h¦p¬~
as poor as a church mouse	¤@³h¦p¬~, ¤@¤å¤£¦W, ½a¨ì·¥ÂI, ¨ª³h
as poor as a rat	¨­µL¤À¤å, ¤@¤å¤£¦W, ½a§x¼ã­Ë, ¨ª³h
as pretty as a picture	¹³¬ü¤Hµe¤@¼Ëº}«G, ¤Q¤Àº}«G
as proud as a peacock	¤Q¤Àź¶Æ, ´­´­±o·N
as punctilious as a Spaniard	·¥¬°©ëªd©ó²Ó¸`
as quick as a flash	§Ö¦p°{¹q, ­·¹£¹q´w; ¥ß¨è, ¥ß§Y
as quick as thought	·¥§Ö¦a, ¤@°{¦Ó¹L¦a
as quick as wink	ÂàÀþ¤§¶¡, »¡®É¿ð¡B¨º®É§Ö, ¨³³t¦a, ­¸§Ö¦a
as quickly as possible	ºÉ§Ö¦a
as quiet as a mouse	«D±`¦wÀR, ¤@Án¤£§\
as rapidly as one's feet would move	¸¨¯î¦Ó°k, ©é©R©b¶]
as reason was	®Ú¾Ú±¡²z
as regard	Ãö©ó, ¦Ü©ó
as regards	Ãö©ó
as report goes	¾Ú³ø¾É, ¾Ú¶Ç, ¾Ú»¡...
as requested	«ö·Ó­n¨D, ®Ú¾Ú½Ð¨D
as rich as Croesus	«D±`´I¦³
as right as rain	¤@¦|­·¶¶, ¤@¤Á¥¿±`
as safe as house	²@µL­·ÀI
as sage as a house	«D±`¦w¥þ
as scheduled	«ö·Ó­ì©w­p¹º, «ö®É
as secret as the grave	¦º¤@¯ë¦a±IÀR, ¤@Án¤£§\, ¦u¤f¦p²~
as security	§@¬°©è©ã
as sharp as a marble	¬\ÀêµL¨ý
as sharp as a needle	¦p°w¦y¤@¼Ë¾W§Q, ¾W§QµL¤ñ, ·¥¨ä¾W§Q
as sharp as a razor	·¥¨ä¾W§Q; ¤Q¤À¾÷ĵ, «D±`¼F®`
as sick as a cat	äú¤ß, §@¹Ã; ¯f±o«Ü¼F®`
as sick as mud	¤Q¤À´o¤õ, ®ð±o­n©R, ·¥¬°¼««ã
as silent as the grave	¦º¤@¯ëªº±IÀR, ¾~³¶µLÁn; Àq¤£»¡¸Ü, ¦u¤f¦p²~
as silly as a goose	¹³­ÓÃZâʤl, ·MÄø·¥¤F
as simple as I stand here	Åã¦Ó©ö¨£, ¦A²³æ¤£¹L¤F
as small as a peanut	¹³ªá¥Í¤@¯ë¤p, ·¥¸G¤p
as smart as a new pin	­^«º»ã²n, ­^«Tº}«G
as snug as a bug in a rug	«D±`µÎ¾A
as soon as	¤@...´N...
As soon as I can, I'm going to change job	¥u­n§Ú¯à°÷, §Ú­n§ó´«¤u§@
as soon as not	¦A¼Ö·N¤£¹Lªº¤F
as soon as possible	ºÉ§Ö, ºÉ¥i¯à§Ö¦a
as sound as a bell	¨­Åé°·±d
as sound as a bull	¨­Åé°·§§, §§±o¹³ÀY¤û
as steady as a rock	í¦p½Y¥Û, ²@¤£°Ê·n
as stiff as a poker	¥Íµw, ¨èªO
as stiff as a post	ª½®¼®¼¦a
as still as still	¾~³¶µLÁn, ¸UÅ£­Ñ±I
as still as the grave	¦º¤@¯ë¦a±IÀR
as straight as a die	¸Û¹ê¥i¾a, «D±`¦Ñ¹ê, µ´¹ï©¾¸Û
as straight as an arrow	µ§ª½
as strong as a horse	§§±o¹³ÀY¤û, ¨­Åé«D±`µ²¹ê
as stubborn as mule	«D±`©T°õ, ­Ï±o¹³ÀYÅ[¤l
as stupid as an owl	·¥·MÄø
as such	¹³³o¼Ëªº; ¥»¨­, ´N³o¤@ÂI¦Ó½×
as sure as	ªÖ©wµLºÃ
as sure as a gun	ªº½T
as sure as fate	©R¤¤ª`©w, ¥²µM·|µo¥Í, ªÖ©wµLºÃ, ¤d¯u¸U½T
as sure as hell	ªÖ©wµLºÃ, ¤Q®³¤Eí, µ´¹ï¥i¾aªº
as sure as I am alive	½T¹ê, ¤d¯u¸U½T
as sure as nails	¤ð±e¸mºÃ, ½T«HµLºÃ, ªÖ©wªº
as the case may be	¬Ý±¡ªp, ¨Ì±¡§Î¦Ó©w
as the case stands	¨Æ¹ê¤W
as the crow flies	¦¨ª½½u¦a, ¨«±¶®|¦a
As the night advances	ÀHµÛ©]¶V¨Ó¶V²`
As the night falls	·í©]¹õ­°Á{®É
as the proverb goes	«U¸Ü»¡, ±`¨¥»¡±o¦n, ±`¨¥¨ì
As the saying goes	«U¸Ü»¡, ±`¨¥¹D
as the spark fly upward	¹³¦ÛµM³W«ß¨º¼Ë½T©wµLºÃ
as the sparks fly upward	½T¹êµLºÃ
as the story goes	¾Ú»¡, ¾Ú¶Ç
as thick as hail	±K¦p«BÂI; ¯É¦ÜÌî¨Ó
as thick as thieves	¿Ë±KµL¶¡
as thick skinned as an elephant	·Pı¿ð¶w; Å¥¤£¶iÄU§i
as thin as a lath	°©½G¦p®ã
as thin as a wafer	·¥Á¡
as thin as water	°©½G¦p®ã
as thing are	·Ó¥Ø«e±¡ªp, ¦b¥Ø«e§Î¶Õ¤U
as thing stand	·Ó¥Ø«e±¡ªp, ¦b¥Ø«e§Î¶Õ¤U
as things are	¦b¥Ø«e±¡ªp¤U
as though	¦ü¥G, ¦n¹³, §Ï©»
as thus	¹³³o¼Ë, ´N³o¼Ë, ©ó¬O
as tight as a brick	Äê¾K¦pªd
as tight as a mink	Äê¾K¦pªd, ¹U­ª¤j¾K
as tight as a tick	Äê¾K¦pªd
As time goes on	ÀHµÛ®É¶¡ªº±À²¾
as to	®Ú¾Ú, «ö·Ó, ¨Ì·Ó; Ãö©ó, ¦Ü©ó, ´N...¦Ó¨¥
as true as a die	µ´¹ï¯u¹ê, «D±`¦Ñ¹ê
as true as steel	µ´¹ï¥i¾a
as ugly as a mud fence	Áà­®¤£³ô, ¤Q¤À²Ê³¥
as ugly as sin	Áà­®¤£³ô, ¤Q¤ÀÃø¬Ý, ·¥¨ä´c¦H
as usual	¹³¥­±`¤@¼Ë, ·Ó±`, ·Ó¨Ò
as vain as a peacock	¹³¤Õ³¶¯ë·R¬¯Ä£¦Û¤v, «D±`¦Û­t, µêºa¤ß·¥±j
as warm as a toast	·x¯M¯Mªº
as weak as water	·¥µê®z
as welcome as a storm	¤£¦X®É©y, ¤£¨üÅwªï
as well	¤], ¤S, ¦P¼Ë
as well as	¬J...¤S..., ¤£¶È...¦Ó¥B..., ¥H¤Î, °£...¥~
as well be hanged for a sheep as for a lamb	¤@¤£°µ¤G¤£¥ð
as well if	°µ...¸û¦n
as white as milk	¤û¥¤¤@¼Ëªº¥Õ, ³·¥Õ
as white as snow	¹³³·¤@¼Ë¥Õ, ¼ä¥Õ
as wise as before	¨ÌµM¤£À´, ¤´µM¤@¬¤£³q
as with	¦p¦P...ªº±¡§Î¤@¼Ë
as yet	¨´¤µ, ¨ì¥Ø«e
As you brew, so you must drink.	¦Û§@¦Û¨ü
as you know	¦p§A©Òª¾, §Aª¾¹D
As you make your bed, so you must lie on it.	¦Û§@¦Û¨ü
as you please	ÀH§Aªº«K; «D±`, «Ü
As you sow, so shall you reap.	ºØ¥Ê±o¥Ê¡AºØ¨§±o¨§
As you were!	(©R¥O¨ä)´_­ì!
As.	¨È¬wAsia, Asian, Asiatic
ASA	n. ¨k¤l¦W, [¸t] ¨È¼» (²Ä¤T¥NµS¤j¤ý), ¬ü°ê¼Ð·Ç³W®æ¨ó·|(American Standard Association)
asafetida	n. [´Ó] ªüÃQ
asafoetida	n. ªüÃQ(ÃĥδӪ«)
asana	n. ·ìÏɪº¥ô¦ó¤@ºØ«º¶Õ
asap	as soon as possible
asarabacca	n. [´Óª«] ¤@ºØ²Ó¨¯ÄÝ´Óª«
Asarh	n. [®É] [¦L«×] 4¤ë(Hindu calendar)(¤½¾äªº6-7¤ë)
asarum	n. [´Ó] ²Ó¨¯ÄÝ, ³¥Á¤ªº°®Àê®Úª¬²ô¤Î®Ú (¥Î§@ªÚ­»­W¨ý¾¯)
asb.	asbestos
asbestiform	a. [Âå] ¥Ûºøª¬ªº
asbestine	a. ¥Û´Ö, ¤£¿U©Êªº
asbestos	n. ¥Û´Ö
asbestos cement	n. ¥Ûºø¤ôªd¡i­^¡j(fibrocement)
asbestosis	n. ¥Û´Ö¨Iº¢¯g
asbestus	n. ¥Û´Ö
asc	comb. ªí¥Ü¡uÅn¡v¡B¡u¤lÅn¡v
Asc.	[¥e¬P] ascendant
Ascanius	n. ªü´µ¥d¥§«X´µ
ascariasis	n. [Âå] µîÂίf, (³Ì±`¨£¸z¹DįÂίf, ¦hµLÄpª¬ÄY­«ªÌ¥i­P¸¡µh©Î¸¡Âm, ¦h¨£©ó¨àµ£Ascaris lumbricoides¬°¯f­ìÅé, ¨äÂΧZ¶i¤J¸z¹D¦¨¬°¥®ÂÎ, ¦A¸g¦åºÞ¶i¤JªÍ¤º§Î¦¨ªÍª¢, ¦A¸g®ðºÞ¤W¦æ¶i¤J­¹¹D, ³Ì«á¦b¤p¸z¤º§Î¦¨¦¨ÂÎ)
ascaricidal	a. [Âå] ±þµîÂΪº
ascaricide	n. [Âå] ±þµîÂξ¯
ascarid	n. µîÂÎ
ascend	vt. µn, Ãkµn, ·¹, °l·¹, vi. ¤W¤É, ¤É°ª
ascend from	±q...¤É°_
ascend in	­¼§¤...¤W¤É
ascend into heaven	¤É¤J¤ÑªÅ, ¤É¤Ñ, ¦º
ascend stairs	¤W¼Ó±è
ascend to	¤W¤É¨ì, ª¦¤W, °l·¹¨ì...
ascendance	n. Àu¶Õ, Àu¶V, Åv¶Õ, ¤ä°tÅv
ascendancy	n. Àu¶Õ, Àu¶V, Åv¶Õ, ¤ä°tÅv
ascendant	a. ¤W¤Éªº, Àu¶Õªº, ªF¤è¦a¥­½uªº;  n. ¬P¦ì, ¹B¹D, ¤ä°t¤O, Àu¶Õ
ascendency	n. Àu¶Õ(=ascendancy), Àu¶V, Åv¶Õ, ¤ä°tÅv
ascendent	a. ¤W¤Éªº, Àu¶Õªº, ªF¤è¦a¥­½uªº;  n. ¬P¦ì, ¹B¹D, ¤ä°t¤O, Àu¶Õ
ascender	n. [¦L] °ª©ó x ¦r¥Àªº³¡¤À, °ª©ó x ¦r¥Àªº¤p¼g¦r¥À (¦p b, d, f, h µ¥)
ascending	a. ¤W¤Éªº, ¦V¤Wªº
ascending colon	n. ¤Éµ²¸z
ascending order	¤É§Ç
ascension	n. ¤W¤É, ­C¿qªº¤É¤Ñ, ­C¿qª@¤Ñ¸`(Ascension Day)
Ascension Day	n. ­C¿qª@¤Ñ¸`
ascensional	a. ¤W¤Éªº
Ascensiontide	n. ¤É¤Ñ¸`
ascensive	a. ¤W¤Éªº, ¶i¨Bªº
ascent	n. ¤W¤É, ¤W©Y, ©Y«×, Ãkµn, ¤W·¹, °l·¹
ascertain	vt. ¬d©ú, ±´ª¾, ±´¬d, ½T©w
ascertainable	a. ¥i±´ª¾ªº, ¥i½T©wªº
ascertainment	n. ±´ª¾, ½T©w
ascesis	n. ­W¦æ, ¦Û§Ú­×¦æ, §J¤v, ¸T¼¤
ascetic	a. ­W¦æªº, §J¤vªº, ­×¹Dªº, ¸T¼¤ªº;  n. ­×¹DªÌ, ­W¦æªÌ, ¸T¼¤ªÌ, ¸T¼¤¥D¸qªÌ
ascetical	a. ¸T¼¤¥D¸qªÌ, ­W¦æªÌ
ascetically	adv. ¸T¼¤¦a, ­W¦æ¦a
asceticism	n. ¸T¼¤¥D¸q, ­W¦æ
Ascham	n. ªü´µ³ô
asci	n. ascus ªº½Æ¼Æ§Î¦¡
ascidian	n. ®üÀTÃþ
ascidium	n. [´Ó] ²~ª¬Åé
ASCII	¬ü°ê¸ê°T¥æ´«¼Ð·Ç½X(American Standard Code for Information Interchange)
ascites	n. ¸¡¤ô
ascitic	a. [Âå] ¸¡¤ôªº
Asclepiad	n. ªü´µ§J¨½­Ú¦ã¼w¸Ö¦¡
asclepiadaceous	a. [´Ó] ÅÚò׬ì
Asclepius	n. [§Æ¯«] ªü´µ§J¤O¥Öªü¥q(Â寫)
ascocarp	n. [´Ó] ¤lÅnªG
ascogonium	n. [´Ó] (¤lÅnµßªº)²£ÅnÅé(archicarp)
ascomycete	n. ¤lÅnµßÃþªº¯ó
Ascomycetes	n. [Âå] Ån¤lµßºõ
ascomycetous	a. [Âå] Ån¤lµßÃþªº
ascorbate	n. [¤Æ] §ÜÃa¦å»ÄÆQ
ascorbic acid	n. §ÜÃa¦å»Ä, ºû¥Í¯ÀC
ascospore	n. [´Ó] ¤lÅnÌU¤l
Ascot	n. ªü´µ§J¯S(­^°ê¤@ÁÉ°¨³õ), ªü´µ§J¯S¦¡»â±a(¨âºÝ¼e¤jªº»â±a)
ascribable	a. ¥iÂk©ó...ªº, °_¦]©ó
ascribe	vt. Âk¦]©ó, Âk©ó, Âk©S©ó
ascribe to	Âk¦]©ó
ascribed	a. (¥X¥Íµ¥®É)³QªZÂ_¦a½T©wªº, »{©w¬O...ªº
ascription	n. Âk¦], ÂkÄÝ, Âk©S, Á¿¹Dµ²§ô®ÉªºÆg¬üµü
ascrobic	n. ºû¥L©R
ascus	n. ¤lÅn
ASDF	[ÁY¼g] ¯èªÅ¦Û½Ã¶¤(Air Self-Defense Force)
asdic	n. ¼ç¸¥±´¯Á¾¹ªº¤@ºØ
ASEAN	n. ªF«n¨È°ê¨ó(Association of Southeast Asian Nations)
aseasonal	a. µL©u¸`©Êªº, ¤£¤À©u¸`ªº
aseismatic	a. ­@¾_ªº, §Ü¾_ªº
aseity	n. ¦Û§Ú¦s¦b (¦Û§Ú¦s¦bªº®Ú¾Ú©Î²z¥Ñ¦s¦b©ó¦Û§Ú¥»¨­¤¤ªºª¬ºA)
asemasia	n. [Âå] ¶Ç¹F¤£¯à, (»y¤åªí¹F¤£¯à)
asemia	n. [ºë¯«¯f¾Ç] »y·N«¬¥¢»y¯g
asepalous	a. [´Ó] µL¸°¤ùªº
asepsis	n. µLµßª¬ºA, µLµßªk, ¨¾»Gªk
aseptic	a. µLµßªº
aseptically	adv. µLµß¦a
asexual	a. µL©Êªº, µL©Ê¾¹©xªº, µL©Ê§Oªº, µL©Ê¥Í´Þªº
asexuality	n. µL©Ê§O, µL©Ê
asexualization	n. [Âå] ìI³Î, ¥h¶Õ
asexually	adv. µL©Ê¦a, µL©Ê¥Í´Þ¦a
asg.	assigned, assignment
Asgard	n. ¥P®c
asgd.	assigned
asgmt.	assignment
ash	n. ¦Ç, ¦ÇÂu, °©¦Ç, ¿òÀe, Õº¾ð, Õº¤ì
ash bin	n. [­^] ©U§£½c
ash blonde	a. (ÀY¾v)²H¦Ç¶À¦âªº
ash can	n. ©U§£½c
ash cart	n. ©U§£¨®
ash fire	¦Ç¤õ, ¾lÂu
ash furnace	n. (»s¬Á¼þ¥Îªº)¦Ç½`
ash gray	n. ¦Ç¥Õ¦â
Ash Wednesday	n. ¦Ç¬P´Á¤T
ash-bin	n. ¼oª«½c, ©U§£±í
ash-colored	a. ¦Ç¥Õ¦âªº
ash-pale	a. ¦Ç¥Õ¦âªº, »a¥Õªº
ashamed	a. ²Û·\ªº, ºF·\ªº
ashamedly	adv. ²Û·\¦a, ºF·\¦a
Ashanti	n. [¦a] ªü´²¸¦ (­{¯Ç¤¤³¡¤@¦a°Ï, ´¿¬O¤@¤ý°ê, «áÂkÄÝ­^°ê, ­º©²®w°¨¦è(Kumasi)), ªü´²¸¦±Ú, ªü´²¸¦»y (Twi »yªºÂºÙ)
ashcan	n. ¼oª«½c
ashen	a. ¦Çªº, ¦Ç¦âªº, »a¥Õªº, Õº¤ìªº
ashen-faced	a. Áy¦â¦Ç¥Õªº
Asher	n. [¸t] ¨È³] ((1)Jacob ªº²Ä¤K¤l(2)»{¨È³]¬°©l¯ªªº¥j¥H¦â¦Cªº¤@±Ú, ¨£¡m³Ð¥@°O¡n²Ä30³¹²Ä12-13¸`), ¨k¤l¦W
Asherah	n. ªü·æ©Ô (µÌ¥§°ò¤H©M­{«n¤H±R«ôªº¤k¯«), ªü·æ©Ô¤k¯«§ý(¬W)
ashet	n. [Ĭ®æÄõ¡E¯Ã] (ªø¶ê§Îªº)¤j½L
ashiver	pred. a. Ÿ§Ýªº
ashkey	n. Õº¾ðªº¯ÍªG (±a¤òªººØ¤l)
ashlar	n. («Ø¿v¥Îªº)¤è¥Û
ashlaring	n. Æ^Àð¥ÛªO
ashler	n. («Ø¿v¥Îªº)¤è¥Û(=ashlar)
Ashley	n. ¨k¤l¦W
ashman	n. ²M¹D¤Ò
ashore	adv. ¦b©¤¤W, ¦b³°¤W, ¦V©¤¤W, ¦V³°¤W
ashore and adrift	¦b³°¤W©M®ü¤W
ashpan	n. (Äl¤Uªº)²±¦Ç½L
ashpit	n. (Äl¤Uªº)¦Ç§|
ashplant	n. [´Óª«] Õºªº¥®¾ð, (¥ÎÕºªº¥®¾ð°µªº)¤â§ú
ashram	n. [¦a] [¦L«×±Ð] ªü¤°©Ô©i (­×¦æªÌªºÁô©~³B©Î¦í³B, ¹¬°|), [¦a] Áô¤hªº¦í©Ò, [¦a] [¬ü] ¼^µl»E©~¦a
Ashtoreth	n. [¬ù] ªü¤°²æ¹p«ä
ashtray	n. ·Ï¦Ç¬û
Ashur	n. ªü¨ûº¸¯«, Assyria³Ìªìªº­º³£
ashy	a. ¦Çªº, Âл\µÛ¦Çªº, ¦Ç¦âªº, »a¥Õªº
Asia	n. ¨È¬w
Asia Minor	n. ¤p¨È²Ó¨È
asialia	n. [Âå] ³è²G¤Àªc¯Ê¥F
Asian	a. ¨È¬wªº, ¨È¬w¤Hªº;  n. ¨È¬w¤H
Asian Development Bank	n. ¨È¬w¶}µo»È¦æ(ADB)
Asian influenza	n. ¨È¬w«¬¬y¦æ©Ê·P«_
asiatic	a. ¨È¬wªº, ¨È¬w¤Hªº
aside	adv. ¦b¤@Ãä, ¦V¤@Ãä;  n. ®Ç¥Õ, ÅÑÅѨp»y, Â÷ÃD
aside from	°£¤F...¥H¥~
aside of	¦b...®ÇÃä
asinine	a. Æjªº, ¹³Æjªº, ·MÄøªº, ©T°õªº
asininity	n. ¹x©T
ask	vt. °Ý, ¸ß°Ý, ­n¨D, ½Ð¨D, ¯Á»ù, ­n»ù, ÁܽÐ, ½Ð, »Ý­n, µ²±B¹w§i, vi. °Ý, ¸ß°Ý, ­n¨D, ½Ð¨D
ask a blessing	¤^ë, °µÃ«§i
ask a boon of someone	½Ð¨D¬Y¤HÀ°¦£
ask a favor of someone	½Ð¨D¬Y¤HÀ°¦£
ask about	¥´Å¥, ¸ß°Ý
ask after	°Ý­Ô
ask an account	­n¨Dºâ±b, ­n¨D»¡©ú
ask directions	°Ý¸ô
ask for	½Ð¨D, ­n¨D
ask for a raise	­n¨D¥[Á~
ask for instructions	½Ð¥Ü
ask for it	¦Û´M³Â·Ð, ¦Û§ä­W¦Y
ask for leave	½Ð°²
ask for one's advice	¼x¨D¬Y¤Hªº·N¨£, ½Ð±Ð¬Y¤H, ¦V¬Y¤H«t¸ß
ask for permission	½Ð¨D³\¥i
ask for the floor	­n¨Dµo¨¥
ask for the moon	²§·Q¤Ñ¶}
ask for trouble	¦Û°Q­W¦Y, ¦Û´M·Ð´o, ¦Û§ä³Â·Ð
ask no odds	¤£­n¨D¯S®í¤Æ
ask one's pleasure	¸ß°Ý¬Y¤Hªº¨Ó·N
ask out	ÁܽХ~¥X; °h¥ð, Ãã°h
ask someone round	ÁܽЬY¤H¨ì®a¸Ì¨Ó
ask the way	°Ý¸ô
askance	adv. ±×µø¦a, ÃhºÃ¦a, ¤£¥H¬°µM¦a
askant	a. ¾î, ±×, ±×µø, ÃhºÃ¦a
askari	n. «D¬w¥Á§L
asker	n. µo°ÝªÌ, ½Ð¨DªÌ
askesis	n. ­W¦æ, ¦Û§Ú­×¦æ, §J¤v, ¸T¼¤
askew	adv. ¬n±×¦a;  a. ¬n±×ªº
asking	n. ¸ß°Ý, ¯Á¨ú, ½Ð¨D
asking price	n. ­n»ù, ¯Á»ù, ¶}»ù
aslant	adv. ±×¦a, ¶É±×¦a;  a. ±×ªº, ¶É±×ªº;  prep. ±×¹L
asleep	adv. ºÎµÛ¦a, ¼ôºÎ¦a; a. ºÎµÛªº, ³Â¤ìªº
asleep at the switch	ª±©¿Â¾¦u
aslope	adv. ¦¨±×©Y¦a, ±×¦a, ¶É±×¦a;  a. ¦¨±×©Yªº, ±×ªº, ¶É±×ªº
ASM	n. ªÅ¹ï¦a­¸¼u(air-to-surface missile)
Asmodeus	n. ¨È¥q°¨´£ (µS¤Ó±Ð¶Ç»¡¤¤ªº´cÅ]¤§¤ý)
asocial	a. ¤£µ½ªÀ¥æªº, ¦Û§Ú¤¤¤ßªº, ¦Û¨pªº
Asoka	n. ªüĬ¥d
asomatous	a. µL§Îªº, «Dª«½èªº
asonia	n. [Âå] ­µ½Õ¿ë»{¤£ÆF
asp	n. ¤@ºØ¬r³D, [¸Ö] ¥Õ·¨(=aspen)
asparagine	n. [Âå] ¤Ñªù¥VñQÓi
asparagus	n. Īµ«
asparagus fern	n. ¤å¦Ë
aspartame	n. ¤@ºØ§C¼ö¶q¤H¤u²¢¨ý¾¯
aspartate	n. [¤Æ] ¤Ñªù¥V®ò»ÄÆQ[¯×]
Aspasia	n. ªü´µ©¬»ôÔÕ (¥j§Æþ¶®¨åªº¤~¦â­Ý³Æªº¦W§², ¬Fªv®a Pericles(470?-410 b.c.)ªº±¡°ü)
aspect	n. ¥~Æ[, ¤è­±, §Î¶Õ, ª¬ªp, §½­±, ¥~»ª, ®e»ª, ¤è¦ì, ¬P¬Û
aspect ratio	Áa¾î¤ñ
aspen	n. ¥Õ·¨;  a. ¥Õ·¨ªº, ¦ü¥Õ·¨ªº, Ÿ§Ýªº
asper	n. ªü´µ¬Ä ((1)®ɮJ¤Î©M¤g¦Õ¨äªº»È¹ô(2)®ɤg¦Õ¨äªº³f¹ô³æ¦ì, ¬Û·í©ó1/120 ¥Öªü´µ¯S(piaster))
asperge	vt. ¦V...Åx¸t¤ô
asperges	n. Åx¤ô§, À±¼»ªº¤@ºØ
aspergil	n. (¦æÅx¸t¤ô§®É¥Îªº)Åx¤ô¾¹
aspergilloma	n. [Âå] ÄTµß½F, (¥ÑAspergillus·P¬V©Ò­P¤§¦×ªÞ½F)
aspergillosis	n. ¦±Åð¯f (¥Ñ¦±ÅðÄݯuµß¾É­P®a¸V©Î¤H±oªº¤@ºØ¶Ç¬V¯f)
aspergillum	n. Åx¤ô¾¹
aspergillus	n. [µß] ¦±ÅðÄÝ(Aspergillus)¦UºØ¯uµß
asperities	n. ²ÊÁW
asperity	n. ²Ê¼É, ÄY»Å, ²ÊÁW, ¥W¥Y¤£¥­
aspermia	n. [Âå] µLºë²G®gºë¤£¯à
aspermous	a. µLºØ¤lªº
asperse	vt. ½ÚÁ½, ¶C·´, ¤¤¶Ë, Åx(¸t¤ô)
aspersion	n. ½ÚÁ½, ¶C·´, ¤¤¶Ë, Åx¸t¤ô
aspersorium	n. ¸t¤ô½L, (¦æÅx¸t¤ô§®É¥Îªº)Åx¤ô¾¹
asphalt	n. Ãw«C, ¬fªo;  vt. ¥H¬fªo¾Q
asphalt jungle	n. ³£¥«ÂOªL
asphaltic	a. Ãw«Cªº, ¬fªoªº
asphaltite	n. [Äq] ¾ú«CÄq (¤ÑµMÃw«C)
asphaltlike	a. ¦p¬fªoªº, ¦pÃw«Cªº
asphaltum	n. Ãw«C(=asphalt), ¬fªo
aspheric	n. ¤£¶ê
aspherics	n. pl. «D²y­±ÃèÀY
asphodel	n. ¤é¥úÄõ, ±`¬Kªá, ¤ô¥Pªá
asphyxia	n. ²¿®§
asphyxial	a. ²¿®§ªº, ©ü³Öªº
asphyxiant	a. ¤Þ°_²¿®§ªº, ²¿®§©Êªº
asphyxiate	vi. ²¿®§, vt. ¨Ï²¿®§
asphyxiation	n. ²¿®§
asphyxiator	n. ºÒ»Ä®ð·À¤õ¾¹, °Êª«²¿®§¾¹
asphyxy	n. ²¿®§, ©ü³Ö
aspic	n. ¦×­á, ¤p¬r³D(=asp)
aspidistra	n. ¸­Äõ, »jµï©ê³J
aspidium	n. [Âå] ºø°¨ÄÝ, (¥i»sÅX±øÂξ¯)
aspirant	n. ´÷±æªÌ, ¼ö±æªÌ, Ãh©ê¤j§ÓªÌ
aspirata	n. [­µ] (§Æþ»y)°e®ð³¬¶ë­µ
aspirate	n. °e®ð­µ, h­µ, °e®ð­µ¦r, °e®ð­µ²Å¸¹;  a. °e®ð­µªº, h­µªº;  vt. µo°e®ð­µ
aspirated	a. °e®ð­µªº, h­µªº
aspiration	n. ¼ö±æ, ´÷±æ, ¤j§Ó, Ä@±æ, ´÷±æªº¥Ø¼Ð, °e®ð­µ
aspirations	n. Ä@±æ
aspirator	n. §l®ð¾¹, ©â®ð¾÷, ©â§l¾¹
aspire	vt. ´÷±æ, ¼ö±æ, °l¨D, ¥ß§Ó, ¦³§Ó©ó
aspire after	´÷±æ, °l¨D
aspirin	n. ªü´µ¤ÇÆF(¤@ºØ¸Ñ¼ö¤îµh¾¯)
aspiring	a. ¿n·¥ªº, ¦³©ê­tªº
aspiringly	adv. ¿n·¥¦a, ¦³©ê­t¦a
asporogenic	a. [Âå] ¤£²£¥ÍªÞ­Mªº«DªÞ­M©Ê¥Í´Þªº
asporous	a. [Âå] µLªÞ­Mªº
asprawl	adv. pred. a. ¦ù¶}¤â¨¬¦a[ªº]
asquint	adv. ±×²´¦a;  a. ±×²´ªº
Asquith	n. ªü´µ«¶´µ(Herbert Henry Asquith, ­^°ê¬Fªv®a, 1852-1928)
ass	n. Æj, Äø¤H, ¶Ì¥Ê, §¾ªÑ, ¤k¤H, ©Ê¥æ
ass in a lion's skin	»¡¤j¸ÜªºÁx¤p°­
ass-kisser	n. µL®¢ªº©ç°¨ªÌ
ass.	assistant, association
assagai	n. («n«D³¡¸¨¥Îªº)¤ì¬`¼Ðºj(=assegai)
assai	adv. ·¥, ¬Æ, «Ü
assail	vt. §ðÀ», ŧÀ», ©áÀ», ¼ÝµM­±¹ï, §xÂZ
assail a fort	ŧÀ»³ùÂS
assailable	a. ¥i§ðÀ»ªº, ¦³®zÂIªº
assailant	n. §ðÀ»ªÌ
Assam	n. ªüÂÄ©i(¦L«×ªF¥_³¡ªº¤@¬Ù¡A²£¯ù)
Assamese	a. ªüÂÄ©i¤H, ªüÂÄ©iªº
assart	n. ¶}¾Á, ¶}¾Á¦a;  v. ¶}¾Á
assassin	n. ¨ë«È, ·t±þªÌ
assassin bug	n. ­¹ÂÎÝ϶H¬ì¦UºØ§l¦åÂÎ
assassinate	vt. ·t±þ, ¦æ¨ë
assassination	n. ·t±þ, ¦æ¨ë
assassinator	n. ¨ë«È, ·t±þªÌ
assault	n. ŧÀ», ¬ðŧ, ²rÀ», §ðÀ», ¼Þ¥´, ±j«Á, ±j¼É;  vt. §ðÀ», §ð¥´, ±j¼É
assault and battery	¼Þ¥´, ¤H¨­§ðÀ»
assault at arms	¼C³N¤ñÁÉ, ¤ñªZ
assault craft	n. ¬ðÀ»¸¥, µn³°§Ö¸¥
assaultable	a. ¥i§ðÀ»ªº, ¥iŧÀ»ªº
assaulter	n. §ðÀ»ªÌ, ¼Þ¥´ªÌ, ¥[®`ªÌ
assay	vt. ¤ÆÅç, ¤ÀªR, ¹Á¸Õ, vi. ¸g¤ÆÅç§t¦³;  n. ¤ÆÅç, ¤ÀªR, ¹Á¸Õ
Assay Office	n. ³f¹ôÀ˽è©Ò
assay ton	n. ¤ÆÅç¾·
assayer	n. ¤ÀªRªÌ, ¸Õª÷ªÌ
assaying	n. ¸Õª÷, ¤ÀªR¸ÕÅç
assegai	n. («n«D³¡¸¨¥Îªº)¤ì¬`¼Ðºj
assemblage	n. ¶°·|, ¤j·|, ¶°¦X, ¶°¦Xª«, ¸Ë°t, ¤@¸s¤H
assemble	vt. ¶°¦X, »E¶°, ·|¶°, ¸Ë°t, ²Õ¦X, vi. »E¶°, ¶°¦X, ·|¶°
assembler	n. ¸Ë°t¤u, ²Õ¦X»y¨¥½sĶµ{¦¡
assembling	n. ·J½s, ²Õ¦X, ¸Ë°t
assembly	n. ¶°¦X, ¶°·|, ij·|, ¸Ë°t, ²Õ¦X, [­x] ¶°¦X¸¹, ¶°¦X¹ª
assembly hall	n. ·|ijÆU, ¸Ë°t³õ
assembly language	n. ²Õ¦X»y¨¥(¤@ºØ¹q¸£µ{¦¡»y¨¥)
assembly line	n. ¸Ë°t½u, ¥Í²£½u
assembly plant	n. ¸Ë°t¼t
assembly room	n. ·|ij«Ç, ·|³õ
assemblyman	n. ij­û
assent	vi. ¦P·N, ÃÙ¦¨;  n. ¦P·N, ÃÙ¦¨
assent to	¦P·N, ÃÙ¦P
assentation	n. ¦P·N, ªþ©M, ª¼±qªº¦P·N
assentient	a. ¦P·Nªº, ÃÙ¦¨ªº;  n. ¦P·NªÌ, ÃÙ¦¨ªÌ
assentor	v. ¦P·NªÌ
assert	vt. Â_¨¥, ¥D±i, ºûÅ@(Åv§Q)
assert one's rights	°í«ù¦Û¤vªºÅv§Q
assert oneself	°í¨M­n¨D©ÎºûÅ@¦Û¤vªºÅv§Q
asserter	n. ¥D±iªÌ, Â_¨¥ªÌ
assertion	n. Â_¨¥, ¥D±i
assertive	a. Â_©wªº, Â_¨¥ªº, ªZÂ_ªº
assertively	adv. Â_µM, ªZÂ_¦a, ¿WÂ_¦a
assertiveness	n. Â_¨¥, ¿WÂ_, ªZÂ_
assertor	n. ¥D±iªÌ, Â_¨¥ªÌ
assertory	a. Â_¨¥ªº, ªZÂ_ªº
asses	n. pl. as ©Î ass ªº½Æ¼Æ
assess	vt. µû»ù, µû¦ô, µû§P, µû©w, ¼x¦¬, ½Ò(µ|)
assess a tax on someone	¹ï¬Y¤H½Òµ|
assess upon	¼x¦¬
assessable	a. ¥i¦ô»ùªº, ¥iµû¦ôªº, ¥i½Òµ|ªº
assessment	n. ¦ô»ù, µû»ù, ¦ô©w, ¦ô©wÃB, µû¦ô, µ|ÃB
assessor	n. ¦ô»ù­û, ¦ôµ|­û, ÅU°Ý, ³­¼f±À¨Æ
asset	n. ¸ê²£, °]²£, ªø³B, ÀuÂI, ¥»¿ú
assets	n. ¸ê²£, °]²£
asseverate	vt. ÄY¥¿Án©ú, ¾G­««ÅºÙ
asseveration	n. ÄY¥¿Án©ú, ¾G­««ÅºÙ
asshead	n. ²Â³J, ¶Ì¥Ê
asshole	n. ¨zªù, §¾²´, ²V³J
assiduity	n. ¶Ô«j, ¶Ô¾Ä, ®ï¶Ô
assiduous	a. ¶Ô«jªº, §¶§¶¤£­Âªº, ®ï¶Ôªº
assiduously	adv. ¶Ô«j¦a, §¶§¶¤£­Â¦a, ®ï¶Ô¦a
assiduousness	n. ¶Ô«j, §¶§¶¤£­Â, ®ï¶Ô
assify	v. ·M§Ë
assign	v. ¤À°t, ¤À¬£, «ü¬£, «ü©w, Âk¦]©ó, Åý´ç
assign importance to	»{¬°...­«­n, ­«µø...
assignable	a. ¥i¤À°tªº, ¥i«ü¬£ªº, ¥i«ü©wªº, ¥iÂk¦]ªº
assignat	n. ªk°ê­²©R®É¥Nµo¦æªº¯È¹ô
assignation	n. ¤À°t, «ü©w, ¬ù·|, «Õ·|
assignee	n. ¨üÅý¤H, ¨ü°U¤H
assigner	n. ¤À°t¤H, «ü©w¤H
assignment	n. ¤À°t, ¤À¬£, «ü©w, ¤À¬£ªº¤u§@, ¥ô°È, ®a®x§@·~, ¥\½Ò, (²z¥Ñªº)³¯­z, Åý´ç
assignor	n. Åý´ç¤H, ©e°UªÌ
assimilability	n. ¥i¦P¤Æ©Ê
assimilable	a. ¥i¦P¤Æªº
assimilate	vt. ¦P¤Æ, §l¦¬, ®ø¤Æ, ¿Ä¦X, ²z¸Ñ, Ãþ¤Æ, vi. ³Q§l¦¬
assimilate ... to ...	§â...¤ñ§@...
assimilate into	§l¦¬¶i, ¦P¤Æ¬°, ¥[¤J...°êÄy
assimilate to	¨Ï¬Û¦ü, ¤ñ§@
assimilate with	¨Ï¬Û¦ü, ¤ñ§@
assimilation	n. ¿Ä¦X, ¦P¤Æ, §l¦¬, ®ø¤Æ
assimilationist	a. ¥Á±Ú¦P¤Æ½×(ªÌ)ªº, ¥Á±Ú¦P¤Æ¥D¸q(ªÌ)ªº
assimilative	a. ¦P¤Æªº, ¦P¤Æ¤Oªº
assimilator	n. ¦P¤ÆªÌ
assimilatory	a. ¦P¤Æªº, ¦P¤Æ¤Oªº
Assisi	n. ¨È¥|ÀÙ(¸q¤j§Q¤¤³¡«°Âí¦W, ¸t¤èÀÙªº½Ï¥Í¦a)
assist	v. À°§U, ¨ó§U, ´©§U;  n. À°§U, ¨ó§U, ´©§U, (´Î²yªº)§U±þ
assist at	¥X®u..., °Ñ¥[...
assist in	À°§U...; °Ñ¥[...
assist mutually	¬Û¤¬À°§U
assist someone to his feet	§ß¬Y¤H¯¸°_¨Ó
assist someone with something	À°§U¬Y¤H°µ¬Y¨Æ
assistance	n. À°§U, ¨ó§U, ´©§U
assistant	a. À°§Uªº, »²§Uªº, °Æªº; n. §U¤â, §U²z, °Æ¤â, §U±Ð
assistant manager	°Æ²z, ¨ó²z
assistant professor	n. §U²z±Ð±Â
assistant-manager	n. °Æ¸g²z
assistantship	n. ¬ã¨s¥Í§U±Ð¼ú¾Çª÷
assistor	n. À°§UªÌ, ¥[¤O¾¹, §U±À¾¹
assize	n. [­^] ¨µ°j¼f§P®x, ¨µ°j¼f§P®x¶}®x´Á(¡B¦aÂI), ¼f²z
assizes	n. ¨µ°j¼f§P
assn.	association
assoc.	association
associability	n. ¥iÁp·Q©Ê, ¥æ·P©Ê
associable	a. ¥iÁp·Qªº
associate	vt. Áp·Q(¦b¤@°_), Áp¦X, µ²¦X, ¦X¹Ù, vi. ¥æ©¹, µ²¥æ, Áp¦X, ¦X¹Ù;  n. ¦X¥ë¤H, ¦P¨Æ, ¦P¹±, ¹Ù¦ñ, ·Ç·|­û, ¤j±M¤å¾Ì;  a. ¦X¹Ùªº, °Æªº
associate ... with ...	§â...»P...Ápô¦b¤@°_
associate editor	°Æ¥D½s
associate justice	³­¼fªk©x
associate oneself in	°Ñ¥[, ¥[¤J...
associate oneself with	ÃÙ¦P, ¤ä«ù, »P...¥æ©¹
associate professor	n. °Æ±Ð±Â
associate with	»P...¦³Ápô, ©M...¥æ©¹
associated	a. Áp¦Xªº, ÁpÀ窺
associated press	n. ¬üÁpªÀ(Áp¦X³q°TªÀ)(AP)
association	n. Áp¦X, µ²¦X, ¨ó·|, ªÀ¹Î, ·|, µ²¥æ, ¥æ©¹, Áp·Q
association area	n. Ápµ¸°Ï
association football	n. (­^¦¡)¨¬²y
associational	a. Áp·Qªº
associationalism	n. Áp·Q¥D¸q, Áp·Q½×, Ápµ²½×
associationism	n. Æ[©ÀÁp·Q½×
associative	a. Áp·Qªº, Áp¦Xªº
associator	n. ¥ë¦ñ, ªÀ­û, ·|­û
assoeted	a. ¤ÀÃþªº, ¦U¦â­Ñ³Æªº, ¤°ÀAªº
assoil	v. ³j§K, ÄÀ©ñ, ¸ÉÀv
assonance	n. Ãþ­µ, ¥b¿Ó­µ, ¥bÃý
assonant	a. ¿Ó­µªº, ¥bÃýªº
assonate	vi. ­µ[¥À­µ]¤@­P, ·Ç©ãÃý(assonance)
assort	vt. ¤ÀÃþ, ·Ç³Æ¦UºØ³f«~, vi. ½Õ©M, ¬Û°t
assort with	¬ÛºÙ, ¨ó½Õ
assorted	a. ¦U¦¡¦U¼Ëªº, ¤°ÀAªº, ¬Û°tªº, ¦X¾Aªº
assortment	n. ¤ÀÃþ, Ãþ§O, ºØÃþ»ô¥þ¤§ª«, ¦UºØ¦U¼Ë
asst.	assistant
asstd.	assented, assorted
assuage	vt. ½w©M, ´î»´, ¼e¼¢, Âí©w, ¥­®§
assuagement	n. ½w©M, ¼e¼¢, ´î»´, ¥­®§, ½w©Mª«
assuandam	n. ®J¤Îªü´µ¸U¤ôÅò
assuasive	a. ½w©Mªº, ¦w¼¾ªº, ¼e¼¢ªº
assumable	a. ¥i°²©wªº
assumably	adv. ¦h¥b, ¤j·§
assume	vt. °²©w, ¥H¬°, »{¬°, °²¸Ë, ©Ó¾á, ±Ä¨ú(ºA«×), ¿y¹Ü, ¹°¨ú, §e²{
assume a mission	©Ó¾á¨Ï©R
assume a nonchalant air	¸Ë§@ºz¤£Ãö¤ßªº¼Ë¤l
assume airs	Â\¬[¤l, ¸ËµÄ§@¶Õ
assume an attitude	±Ä¨ú¤@ºØºA«×
assume leadership	¾á¥ô»â¾É
assume the aggressive	±Ä¨ú§ðÀ»
assume the defensive	±Ä¨ú¦u¶Õ
assume the form of	±Ä¨ú...§Î¦¡, §e...§Î¦¡
assume the mask of	À¹¤W...ªº­±¸n, °µ¥X...°²¶H
assume the offensive	±Ä¨ú§ð¶Õ, ¶i§ð
assume the pose of	±Ä¨ú...«ººA, ¸Ë¥X...¬[¶Õ
assume the reins of government	¶}©l°õ¬F, ¤W¥x
assume the role of	¾á¥ô...ªº¨¤¦â, ©Ó¾á...ªº¥ô°È
assume tremendous importance in	¦b...¤¤°_µÛ¥¨¤jªº§@¥Î
assumed	a. °²¸Ëªº, °°ªº, °²ªº, °²©wªº
assumedly	adv. ¤j·§, ©Î³\
assuming	a. ¶ÆºCªº, ¹°¶Vªº, ¤£»¹ªº, ¨g¦kªº
assuming that ...	°²©w..., ­Y...; ©h¥B»{¬°...
assumingly	adv. ¹°¶V¦a, ¶ÆºC¦a
assumpsit	n. ·l®`½ßÀv¤§¶D, ¬ù©w, ¤¹¿Õ
assumption	n. °²©w, °²³], »{¬°, ©Ó¾á, ´N¥ô, ¹°¶V, ¶ÆºC, ¸t¥À¤É¤Ñ, ¸t¥À¤É¤Ñ¸`
assumptive	a. °²©wªº, ¶ÆºCªº, ¹°¶Vªº
assurable	a. ¥i«OÃÒªº
assurance	n. «OÃÒ, ¾á«O, ©Ó¿Õ, «OÀI, ½T«H, ¦Û«H, §â´¤, «pÃC, «pÁy¥Ö
assure	vt. ¨Ï½T«H, ¾G­««Å§i, «OÃÒ, ¨Ï©ñ¤ß, ½T«O, «OÀI
assure someone of	¨Ï¬Y¤H½T«H...
assured	a. ¦³«OÃÒªº, ½T©wªº, ½T¹êªº, ½T«Hªº, ¦Û«Hªº;  n. [­^] ³Q«OÀI¤H
assuredly	adv. ½T©w¦a, ½T¹ê¦a, ¦Û«H¦a
assuredness	n. ½T¹ê, ½T«H, ¦Û«H
assurer	n. «OÃÒªÌ, [­^] «OÀI·~ªÌ
assurgent	a. ¤W¤Éªº, ±×¤W©Êªº
assuring	a. «OÃÒªº, ½T«Hªº
assuringly	adv. «OÃÒ¦a, ½T«H¦a
assy.	assembly
Assyr.	Assyrian
Assyria	n. ¨È­z(¨È¬w¥j¥N«Ò°ê¦W)
Assyrian	a. ¨È­zªº, ¨È­z¤Hªº, ¨È­z»yªº;  n. ¨È­z¤H, ¨È­z»y
Assyriologist	n. ¨È­z¬ã¨sªÌ, ¨È­z±M®a
Assyriology	n. ¨È­z¬ã¨s, ¨È­z¾Ç
AST	(Atlantic standard time)
ASTA	n. ¬ü°ê®È¦æªÀ¨ó·|(American Society of Travel Agents)
astable	a. ¤£Ã­©wªº, [¹q] ¤£Ã­(©w)ªº, «DíºAªº
astarboard	a. ¦V¥k²ë
Astarte	n. ªü´µ¼wº¸¯S¯«
astasia	n. [Âå] °_¥ß¤£¯à
astatic	a. ¤£¦w©wªº, µL©w¦Vªº
Astatine	n. ¤Ì(¤Ì¥ªÃä¥[ª÷¦r®Ç)(¤¸¯À²Å¸¹At¡A­ì¤l§Ç85¡A­ì¤l¶q209.9871)
asteatosis	¥Ö¯×¯Ê¥F¯f
aster	n. µµÛ`(´Óª«¦W);  suf. ªí¥Ü¡u¼Ò­Àªº, ¤T¬yªº, ¨õ¦Hªº¡vµ¥»´½°ªº¦Wµü¦r§À;  comb. ¬P(=star)
asteraceous	a. [´Ó] µâ¬ì(Asteraceae)ªº
astereognosis	n. [Âå] ¹êÅé·Pı³à¥¢, (¹ïª«ÅéIJı¿ëÃѤO¯Ê¥F)
asteria	n. [Ä_¥Û] ¬P±mÄ_¥Û
asteriated	a. ¿ç®gª¬ªº, ¬Pª¬ªº, [´¹] ¦³¬P¨~ªº, ¦³¬P±mªº
asterion	n. [Âå] ¬P¥Þ, (¦bªEù®³»¤T°©·|¦X¤§ÂI)
asterisk	n. ¬P¸¹(¡u
¡v), ¬P¼Ð;  vt. ¥[¬P¸¹
asterisk wildcard	³q°t²Å
asterism	n. ¤T¬P²Å¸¹, ¬P¸s, ¬P®y
asterixis	n. [Âå] (¦Ù¦×)¤£Ã­©w, µL¤ä«ù, (¦Ù¦×¦¬ÁY»PµL¤O¬Û¤¬ÅÜ, ¤Æ©Ò¤Þ°_¤§¹B°Ê»Ùê, ¦Pflapping tremor, ¦]±`¨£©ó¨x©ü°g¬G¤SºÙliver flapping)
astern	adv. ¦b²î§À, ¦b«á, ¦V«á
astern of	¦b...«á­±
asternal	a. [¸Ñ¡E°Ê] ¤£³s¯Ý°©ªº, µL¯Ý°©ªº
asternia	n. [Âå] µL¯Ý°©·î§Î
asteroid	n. ¤p¦æ¬P, [°Êª«) ®ü½L¨®(=starfish), ®ü¬P;  a. ¬Pª¬ªº
asteroidal	a. ¬Pª¬ªº
asteroidean	a. [°Êª«] ®ü¬Pºõ(Asteroidea)ªº
asthen	comb. ªí¥Ü¡u®zªº¡v¡B¡uµL¤Oªº¡v¡B¡u°I®zªº¡v
asthenia	n. °I®z
asthenic	a. °I®zªº
asthenometer	n. [Âå] ¦ÙµL¤O­p
asthenopia	n. [Âå] ²´¤O¯h³Ò
asthenopic	a. [Âå] ²´¤O¯h³Òªº
asthenospermia	n. [Âå] ºë¤lµL¤O
asthenosphere	n. ©¥¬y°é
astheny	n. µê®z, µL¤O, °I®z
asthma	n. ­ý³Ý, ®ð³Ý
asthmatic	a. ­ý³Ýªº, ±w­ý³Ýªº;  n. ­ý³Ý±wªÌ
asthmogenic	a. [Âå] ­P®ð³Ýªº
Asti	n. ªü´µ¸¦ ((1)¸q¤j§Q¦è¥_³¡¥Ö¯S»X¯S°Ï¤@«°Âí, ¸²µå°s¥Í²£¤¤¤ß(2)¸Ó¦a²£ªº¥Õ¸²µå°s)
astigmatic	a. ¶Ãµøªº, ´²¥úªº
astigmatical	a. ¶Ãµøªº, ´²¥úªº
astigmatically	adv. ¶Ãµø¦a
astigmatism	n. ´²¥ú, ¶Ãµø
astigmatometer	n. [Âå] ´²¥ú(¶Ãµø)«×­p
astigmatoscope	n. [Âå] ´²¥úÀˬd¾¹
astigmatoscopy	n. [Âå] ´²¥úÃèÀˬd
astigmia	n. ´²¥ú
astigmometer	n. [Âå] ´²¥ú(¶Ãµø)«×­p
astigmometry	n. [Âå] ´²¥ú«×Àˬd
astigmoscope	n. [Âå] ¦Pastigmatoscope
astilbe	n. [´Ó] ¸¨·s°üÄÝ(Astilbe)¦UºØ¦h¦~¥Í¯ó¥»´Óª«[Äé¤ì], ¬õ¤É³Â (ªê¦Õ¯ó¬ì)
astir	adv. ¬¡°Ê¦a, °_§É, ÄÌ°Ê;  a. °_§Éªº, ¬¡°Êªº, Ä̰ʪº, ÅF°Êªº
astomatous	a. µL¤fªº, µL®ð¤Õªº
astomia	n. [Âå] µL¤f·î§Î
Aston	n. ªü´µ¹y (Francis William Aston, 1877-1945, ­^°êª«²z¾Ç®a©M¤Æ¾Ç®a, ¬ã»s³fÃлö¥Î¥H´ú¶q­ì¤l¤Î¤À¤l½è¶q, µo²{¤j¶q®Ö¯À, Àò1922¦~¿Õ¨©º¸¤Æ¾Ç¼ú)
astonied	a. ¤j¦Y¤@Å媺
astonish	vt. ¨Ï¾_Åå, ¨ÏÅå³Y
astonishing	a. ¥O¤HÅå³Y, Åå¤Hªº
astonishingly	adv. ¥iÅå¦a, ²§±`¦a
astonishment	n. Å岧, Åå´j, ¨Ï¤HÅ岧ªº¨Æª«
Astor	n. ªü´µ¯S (John Jacob Astor, 1763-1848, ¼w°ê¥X¥Íªº¬ü°ê¥Ö¤ò·~°Ó¤H, ´¿¦b¤¤°ê¸gÀç¤ò¥ÖÀò¼É§Q), ªü´µ¯S (Viscountess Astor, 1879-1964, ­^°ê¤Uij°|²Ä¤@¦ì¤kij­û(1919-45), ¥»¦W Nancy Langhorne Astor)
astound	vt. ¨Ï¾_Åå, ¨Ï¤j¦Y¤@Åå
astounding	a. ¥O¤HÅåÀbªº, Åå¤Hªº
astoundingly	adv. ¥O¤HÅå©_¦a
astr	comb. ªí¥Ü¡u¬P¡v¡B¡u¤ÓªÅ¡v¡B¡u¦t©z¡v¡B¡u¥e¬P³N¡v¡B¡u¬PÅé¡v
astr.	astronomer, ¤Ñ¤å¾Çªº, ¤Ñ¤åªº, ¤ÑÅ骺, (¼Æ¾Ç¡B¶ZÂ÷µ¥)·¥¨ä¥¨¤jªºastronomical, astronomy
astrachan	n. («X°ê)¯Ì¥Ö
astraddle	adv. ¸óµÛ, ¸óÃM¦a;  a. ¸óµÛªº, ¸óÃMªº
Astraea	n. ¥¿¸qªº¤k¯«
astragal	n. (¯¥¤fªº)°é±a
astragalar	a. [Âå] ¶Z°©ªº
astragalectomy	n. [Âå] ¶Z°©¤Á°£
astragalotibial	a. [Âå] ¶Z°©»P×H°©ªº
astragalus	n. ¶Z°©
astrakhan	n. («X°ê)¯Ì¥Ö
astral	a. ¬Pªº, ¬Pª¬ªº
astral body	n. ¤ÑÅé, ÆFÅé
astral hatch	n. ¤Ñ´úµ¡
astral lamp	n. µL¼v¿O
astraphobia	n. [Âå] °{¹q®£Äß
astrapophobia	n. [Âå] °{¹q®£Äß, (¦Pastraphobia)
astration	n. [¤Ñ] ·s¬P§Î¦¨
astray	adv. °g³~¦a, ¤Jª[³~¦a, ¼Z¸¨¦a;  a. °g³~ªº, ¤Jª[³~ªº
astrict	v. ¸j, §ô¿£, ­­¨î, ¨Ï¦¬ÁY
astriction	n. §ô¿£, ­­¨î, «K¯µ
astrictive	a. ¦¬Àĩʪº, Àߨýªº
Astrid	n. ¤k¤l¦W
astride	adv. ¸óµÛ, ¸óÃM¦a;  a. ¸óµÛªº, ¸óÃMªº;   prep. ¸ó, ¸ó¶V
astride a bicycle	ÃM¦Û¦æ¨®
astringe	v. ¨Ï¦¬ÁY, ¨Ï¦¬ÀÄ
astringency	n. ¦¬ÀÄ©Ê, ÄY»Å
astringent	a. ¦¬Àĩʪº, ÄY¼Fªº;  n. ¦¬Àľ¯
astringently	adv. ¦¬Àĩʦa
astringents	n. ¦¬Àľ¯
astrionics	n. ¤Ñ¤å¹q¤l
astro	pref. ªí¥Ü¡u¬P, ¤ÓªÅ¡v
astro navigation	¦t©z¯è¦æ
astroarchaeology	n. ¦Ò¥j¤Ñ¤å¾Ç
astroballistics	n. ¤ÓªÅ¼u¹D¾Ç
astrobiology	n. ¦t©z¥Íª«¾Ç
astroblast	n. [Âå] ¬P¥À²Ó­M
astroblastoma	n. [Âå] ¬P¥À²Ó­M½F
astrobleme	n. ¹k¥Û§|
astrochemistry	n. ¦t©z¤Æ¾Ç
astrocompass	n. ¬P¶Hù½L
astrocyte	n. [¸Ñ] (¯«¸g½¦½èµ¥ªº)¬P§Î²Ó­M
astrocytoma	n. [Âå] ¬P²Ó­M½F
astrocytosis	n. [Âå] ¬Pª¬²Ó­M¼W¥Í¯g
astrodome	n. ¤Ñ´úµ¡, ¶ê³»´Î²y³õ
astrodynamics	n. ¤ÑÅé°Ê¤O¾Ç, ¤ÓªÅ°Ê¤O¾Ç
astrogate	vt. ¾r¾p(¤ÓªÅ²î¡B¤õ½b), vi. §@¤ÓªÅ­¸¦æ
astrogation	n. ¤ÓªÅ­¸¦æ
astrogator	n. ¤ÓªÅ­¸¦æ®a
astrogeology	n. ¤ÓªÅ¦a½è¾Ç
astroglia	n. [Âå] ¬Pª¬¯«¸g½¦½è
astroid	a. ¬Pª¬ªº
astrol.	astrologer, astrological, astrology
astrolabe	n. ¬P½L(¥j¥Nªº¤ÑÅéÆ[´ú»ö)
astrolog	n. ¬P¬Û¾Ç
astrologer	n. ¥e¬P®a
astrologic	a. ¥e¬Pªº, ¥e¬P¾Çªº
astrological	a. ¥e¬Pªº, ¥e¬P³Nªº
astrologically	adv. ¥e¬P¾Ç¤W
astrology	n. ¥e¬P³N, ¥e¬P¾Ç
astrometeorology	n. ¤ÑÅé®ð¶H¾Ç
astrometer	n. ¤ÑÅé¥ú«×­p
astrometry	n. ¤ÑÅé´ú©w
astron.	astronomer, astronomical, astronomy
astronantics	n. ¤Ñ¤å¾Ç
astronaut	n. ¤ÓªÅ¤H
astronautical	a. ¤ÓªÅ¤Hªº, ¤ÓªÅ­¸¦æªº
astronautics	n. ¤ÓªÅ­¸¦æ¾Ç
astronavigation	n. ¤ÓªÅ¯è¦æ
astronomer	n. ¤Ñ¤å¾Ç®a
astronomic	a. ¤Ñ¤å¾Çªº
astronomical	a. ¤Ñ¤å¾Çªº, ¤Ñ¤åªº, ¤Ñ¤å¼Æ¦rªº, Ãe¤jªº
astronomically	adv. ¤Ñ¤å¾Ç¤W
astronomy	n. ¤Ñ¤å¾Ç
astrophobia	n. [Âå] ¤Ñ¶H®£Äß, (¹ï¤ÓªÅ¬P»Ú¤§Äß©È)
astrophotography	n. ¤ÑÅéÄá¼v³N
astrophysical	a. ¤ÑÅ骫²z¾Çªº
astrophysicist	n. ¤ÑÅ骫²z¾Ç®a
astrophysics	n. ¤ÑÅ骫²z¾Ç
astrospace	n. ¦t©zªÅ¶¡
astrosphere	n. [¥Í] ¤¤¤ß²y, (²Ó­Mªº¤£§t¤¤¤ß²yªº)¬Pª¬Åé
astrotracker	n. ¬PÅé°lÂܾ¹
Astroturf	n. [°Ó¼Ð] ªü´µ¯Sù¯ó¥Ö (¤@ºØ¤H³y¯ó¥Ö)
astrut	a. a. ³k°ª®ð´­
astute	a. ºë©úªº, ¬¾Ã\ªº
astutely	adv. ºë©ú¦a, ¬¾Ã\¦a
astuteness	n. ºë©ú, ¬¾Ã\
astylar	a. µL¬W¦¡ªº
Asuka	[¤é¤å] ©ú¤é­»
Asuncion	n. ¨ÈªQ´Ë(«n¬ü¤Ú©Ô¦c Paraguay ªº­º³£)
asunder	adv. ¤À´². ´²¶}, ¤ÀÂ÷;  a. ¤À´²ªº, ´²¶}ªº, ¤ÀÂ÷ªº
Aswan	n. ¨È´µ¸U(¦a¦W¡A¦b®J¤ÎªF«n³¡)
Aswandam	n. ªü´µ¸U¤ôÅò
aswarm	pred. a. (³õ©Ò¡B«Ø¿vª«µ¥¤¤)¥Rº¡ªº, À½º¡ªº
aswirl	pred. a. ±ÛÂàµÛ(ªº)
aswoon	pred. a. ·w³Öªº, ·w­Ëªº
asyllabic	a. ¤£¦¨­µ¸`ªº, «D­µ¸`ªº
asylum	n. ¦¬®e©Ò, ºë¯«¯f°|, §ÈÅ@©Ò, Á×Ãø©Ò, §ÈÅ@
asymbolia	n. [Âå] ¿ë¥Ü¤£¯à
asymmetric	a. ¤£¹ïºÙªº, ¤£¤cºÙªº, ¤£§¡¤Ãªº, «D¹ïºÙªº
asymmetrical	a. ¤£¹ïºÙªº, ¤£¤cºÙªº, ¤£§¡¤Ãªº, «D¹ïºÙªº
asymmetrically	adv. ¤£¹ïºÙ¦a, ¤£¤cºÙ¦a, ¤£§¡¤Ã¦a, «D¹ïºÙ¦a
asymmetry	n. ¤£¹ïºÙ, ¤£¤cºÙ, ¤£§¡¤Ã, «D¹ïºÙ
asymptomatic	a. µL¹w¥üªº, µL¼x¥üªº, [Âå] µLÄpª¬ªº
asymptote	n. º¥ªñ½u
asymptotic	a. [¼Æ] º¥ªñªº
asynapsis	n. [¥Í] (´î¼Æ¤Àµõ®É¦P·½¬V¦âÅ骺)¤£Áp·|, ¤£°t¹ï²{¶H
asynchronism	n. «D¦P®É©Ê, «D¦P¨B
asynchronous	a. «D¦P®Éªº, «D¦P¨Bªº
asynchronous communication	²§¨B³q°T, (¬O¤@ºØ¨Ï¥Î°_©l»P²×¤î¦ì¤¸¨Óªí¥Ü¼Æ¾Ú¶Ç¿é¶}©l»Pµ²§ôªº¼Æ¾Ú³q°T¤èªk)
Asynchronous Transfer Mode	²§¨B¶Ç¿é¼Ò¦¡(¬O¤@ºØ§Q¥Î©T©w¤j¤p«Ê¥]°ÊºA½Õ°tÀW¼eªº¤èªk, ¤]¥s§Ö³t«H¥])
asynclitism	n. [Âå] ±×ÀY¥ýÅS, (¤£¥­¦æ)¦¨¼ô¤£¦P®É, (¦å²y¤§¼ß»P®Ö)
asyndesis	n. [Âå] «ä·Q³s³e¤£¯à
asyndetic	a. ±µÄòµü¬Ù²¤ªº
asyndeton	n. ±µÄòµü¬Ù²¤
asynechia	n. [Âå] ³sÄò©Ê³à¥¢ºc³y¤£³s³e
asynergy	n. [Âå] ¥¢½Õ, ¨ó¦P¤£¯à
asynovia	n. [Âå] ·Æ²G¯Ê¥F
asyntactic	a. ¤£¦X³y¥yªkªº, ¤£¦X»yªkªº, µ²ºcÃP´²ªº
asyntatic	a. ¤£¦X»yªkªº
asystole	n. [Âå] µL¤ß¸õ, ¤ßÀR¤î
asystolic	a. [Âå] µL¤ß¸õªº
at	prep. ¦b..., ©ó..., ¦b...®É, ¦b...¤¤, ¦b...¤è­±, °w¹ïµÛ, ¥H, ±q¨Æ©ó, ¦]¬°, ¥Ñ©ó;  n. astatine;  ;  pref. (=ad, ¥[¦bt°_­ºªº¦r«e), ¦V...(=to), ´Â...(=towards), ©¹...(=towards)
at a blow	¤@À», ¤@Á|, ¤@¤U¤l
at a breath	¤@¤f®ð¦a
at a brush	¤@Á|, ¤@®ð¨þ¦¨
at a clip	¤@¦¸
at a cost of	¥H...ªº»ù®æ; Ä묹, ³à¥¢
at a dash	¤@¹ª§@®ð¦a, ¤@®ð¨þ¦¨¦a
at a deadlock	³B©ó»ø§½, ¬Û«ù¤£¤U, ³´¤J°±¹yª¬ºA
at a disadvantage	³B©ó¤£§Q¦a¦ì, ¦YÁ«
at a discount	¥´­Ó§é¦©, ¨S¾P¸ô, ¤£¨ü´L­«
at a distance	¹j¤@¬q¶ZÂ÷, ¦b»·³B
at a distance of	¹jµÛ...ªº¶ZÂ÷
at a draft	¤@¤f, ¤@¶¼, ¤@¤U¤l
at a draught	¤@¤f, ¤@¤f®ð, ¤@¶¼¦ÓºÉ
at a full jump	¥þ³t¦a, ¥^¦£¦a
at a glance	¤@²´¬Ý¥h, ¤@¿h, ±½¤@²´
at a glimpse	¤@¿h¤§¶¡
at a good pace	¬Û·í§Ö¦a
at a great lick	§Ö³t¦a, ­¸§Ö¦a
at a guess	¾Ì²q´ú, ¾Ú¦ô­p
at a halt	°±¤î, °±¹y
at a heat	¤@®ð¨þ¦¨
at a high plane	¦b«Ü°ª¤ô¥­¤W
at a high rate of speed	¥H«Ü°ªªº³t«×, §Ö³t¦a
at a loose end	µL¨Æ¥i°µ, µL©Ò¾A±q, ¤£ª¾©Ò±¹
at a loss	Á«¥»; §x´b, ¤£ª¾©Ò±¹
at a low ebb	³B©ó§C¼é, °I°h, ¿½±ø
at a minimum	¦Ü¤Ö, °_½X
at a minute's warning	¬ðµM, ¤£¹w¥ýĵ§i¦a
at a moment's notice	¤@±µ¨ì³qª¾, ÀH®É, ¥l¤§§Y¨Ó
at a pinch	¦pªG¥²­nªº¸Ü, ¦bºò­¢ÃöÀY, ¦b§xÃø®É¨è
at a plunge	¶i°h¨âÃø, ¶i°hºû¨¦, ³B¹ÒÁ}Ãø
at a premium	¦b²¼­±»ù­È¥H¤W; «D±`¬Ã¶Q, µu¯Ê; «Ü¨ü´L­«
at a price	¥H°ª©ó¥«­±ªº»ù®æ, ¥H«Ü°ªªº¥N»ù
at a price of	¥H...ªº»ù®æ
at a push	¤£±o¤w®É, ¥²­n®É
at a rate of	¥H...ªº³t«×
at a reduced price	­°»ù, ·G»ù, ¥HÀu´f»ù®æ
at a respectful distance	·q¦Ó»·¤§
at a run	¶]¨B, ¶]µÛ
at a sacrifice	Á«¥», »k¥»
at a simmer	§Y±NªmÄË; ¤@IJ§Yµo
at a single jet	²¤¥[«ä¯Á
at a slant	¶É±×¦a, ¶É±×µÛ
at a speed of	¥H...ªº³t«×
at a squeeze	¦b¦M«æ¤¤
at a stand	°±¹y, ³´¤J»ø§½; §Ï´a, ¤£ª¾©Ò±¹
at a stick	§x´b, ¥ª¥k¬°Ãø, ¤£ª¾©Ò±¹
at a stretch	¤£¥ð®§¦a, ¤@¤f®ð¦a
at a stroke	¤@µ§, ¤@Á|, ¤@¤U¤l; ¥ß¨è, °¨¤W
at a tangent	ªuµÛ¤Á½uªº¤è¦V, ¬ðµM§è¨ìÃD¥~
at a tilt	¶É±×¦a, ±×µÛ
at a time	¤@¦¸, ¨C¦¸, ¤@¤U¤l, ´¿¸g, ¦P®É
at a time when	·í...®É­Ô
at a touch	¤@±µÄ²´N..., ¤@¸I´N...
at a venture	«_ÀI¦a, ­J¶Ã¦a, ¸I¹B®ð¦a, ÀH«K¦a
at a whack	¤@¤U¤l, ¤@¤f®ð
at a word	¨³³tÀ³µª, ¥ß§Y
at all	(§_©wªº)§¹¥þ, µ·²@, ®Ú¥»
at all adventures	­J¶Ã¦a, ¤£ÅU¤@¤Á¦a
at all cost	¤£±¤¥ô¦ó¥N»ù
at all costs	¤£±¤¥ô¦ó¥N»ù
at all event	¤£ºÞ«ç¼Ë, µL½×¦p¦ó
at all events	¤£ºÞ«ç¼Ë, µL½×¦p¦ó
at all hazard	«_µÛ¤@¤Á¦MÀI, ¤£ºÞ«ç¼Ë
at all hazards	«_µÛ¤@¤Á¦MÀI, ¤£ÅU¤@¤Á¦a; ¤£ºÞ«ç¼Ë, µL½×¦p¦ó
at all hour	¦b¥ô¦ó®É¶¡, ¤@ª½¤£Â_¦a
at all hours	¦b¥ô¦ó®É¶¡, ÀH®É
at all points	¦b¦U¤è­±, ¥R¤À¦a, §¹¥þ¦a
at all risks	µL½×¦p¦ó
at all time	Á`¬O
at all times	¤@ª½
at an angle	¥H...ªº¨¤«×
at an early age	¦­¦~, ¦~»´®É
at an early date	¦­¤é
at an easy rate	·G»ù¦a, «Ü®e©ö¦a, ¤£¶O¤O¦a
at an ebb	³B©ó§C¼é, °I°h, ¿½±ø
at an end	µ²§ô, ²×¤î
at anchor	©ßÁã, °±ªy
at any cost	¤£±¤¥ô¦ó¥N»ù
at any expense	¤£±¤¥N»ù, ¤£ºÞ¶O¥Î¦h¤j
at any moment	ÀH®É, °¨¤W
at any price	¤£±¤¥ô¦ó¥N»ù, µL½×¦p¦ó
at any rate	µL½×¦p¦ó, ¦Ü¤Ö
at any risk	«_µÛ¤@¤Á¦MÀI, ¤£ÅU¤@¤Á¦a; ¤£ºÞ«ç¼Ë, µL½×¦p¦ó
at any time	µL½×¦ó®É, ¦b¥ô¦ó®É­Ô; ÀH®É, °¨¤W
at arm's length	¤@Áu¤§»»; «O«ù¬Û·í¶ZÂ÷; ·q¦Ó»·¤§
at bar	¦bªk®x¤W, ¦b¼f°T¤¤
at bat	´N¥´À»¦ì¸m
at bay	³B©óµ´¹Ò, ¨«§ëµL¸ô, ­I¤ô¤@¾Ô
at best	³Ì¦n, ¦Ü¦h, ¥R¨ä¶q
at birth	¦b¥X¥Í®É
at bottom	®Ú¥»¤W, ¹ê½è¤W, ¹ê»Ú¤W
at call1.	ÀH®É·Ç³ÆÀ°¦£©ÎªA°È, ÀH¥sÀH¨ì, ¤@±µ¨ì¥l³ê; ¥i¥HÀH®É¤ä¥Iªº
at choice	¨Ñ¥ô¿ï
at close quarters	¹Gªñ¦a, µu§L¬Û±µ¦a
at close range	¦bªñ¶ZÂ÷¤º, ±µªñ¦a
at closing time	µ²§ô®É, ¦¬§À®É, Ãöªù®É
at concert pitch	·Ç³Æ¥R¤À, ÄY°}¥H«Ý; ³B©ó°ª®Ä¯àª¬ºA
at cost	·Ó­ì»ù, ·Ó¦¨¥»
at cross purpose	©¼¦¹¤£¦X, ¬Û¤¬¦³»~¸Ñ, ¦UÃh°­­L; ­I¹D¦Ó¹£, ¾A±o¨ä¤Ï
at cross purposes	©¼¦¹¤£¦X, ¬Û¤¬¦³»~¸Ñ, ¦UÃh°­­L, ­I¹D¦Ó¹£, ¾A±o¨ä¤Ï
at cross purposes with	»P...ªº¥Øªº¬Û¤Ï
at daggers drawn	¼C©Þ©¸±i.¶Õ¤£¨â¥ß
at dark	¤Ñ¶Â®É
at dawn	¦b¾¤©ú, ©Ø¾å®É
at death's door	¦b¦º¤`ªºÃä½t, ¥Í©R¦M¦b¥¹¤i
at default	ª±©¿Â¾¦u
at desk	¦b¿ì¤½, ¦b¤W¯Z
at discretion	ÀH·N, ¥ô·N, µL±ø¥ó¦a; ®Ú¾Ú¦Û¤vªº·NÄ@, ¦Û¦æ·r°u
at ease	¦w¶h, ¦Û¦b, µL©ë§ô, °ªªEµL¼~
at ecological stability	³B©ó¥ÍºA¥­¿Å
at every pore	¥þ¨­, ´ý¨­
at every turn	¨C¦¸, Á`¬O, ¤£Â_¦a, µL¨Ò¥~, ¨Æ¨Æ, ³B³B
at express speed	¤õ³t¦a, §Ö³t¦a
at extremity	Á{²×®É
at fast and loose	­A·ÆÀY, ¤ÏÂеL±`
at fault	¦³¹L¥¢, ¦³¤ò¯f, ¦³¿ù»~, À³¨ü³d³Æ
at feud with	»P...¦³¥@¤³, »P...ªø´Á¤£©M
at first	°_ªì, ­º¥ý, ¤@¶}ÀY
at first appearance	ªì¬Ý°_¨Ó
at first blush	¥E¤@¬Ý, ªì¨£
at first glance	ªì¬Ý¤W¥h, ²Ä¤@²´¬Ý¤W¥h, ¥E¬Ý°_¨Ó
at first sight	ªì¬Ý¤W¥h, ¥E¤@¬Ý, ²Ä¤@²´¬Ý¤W¥h
at first thought	¥E¤@·Q, ­ì¥H¬°
at first view	ªì¬Ý
at fixed periods	©w´Á¦a
at full blast	³B©ó°ª¼é, ¼ö¤õ´Â¤Ñ, ¥¿°_«l, ¥¿¦b¶i¦æ
at full cock	³B©ó¥þÀ»µoª¬ºA
at full length	¥þ¨­¦ùª½¦a, ª½®¼®¼¦a; ·¥¸Ô²Ó¦a
at full lick	­¸§Ö¦a, «æ¦£
at full sea	º¡¼é, ³B©ó°ª¼é
at full split	©é©R
at full steam	¶}¨¬°¨¤O
at full stretch	ºò±i¦a, ¥þ¤O¥H­u¦a
at full throttle	¥H³Ì°ª³t«×
at full tilt	¥þ³t¦a, ¥Î¤O¦a
at gaze	¾®µø, ¨n; ´jµMª`¥Ø, §b§b¦a¬ÝµÛ
at grade	¦b¦P¤@¥­­±ªº¥æ¹D¤f
at great cost to	¯Ó¶O...«Ü¤jªº¥N»ù, ¤j¤jÄ묹...
at grips with	»P...·i°«, ³B²z, À³¥I
at gun-point	¦bºj¤f«Â¯Ù¤U
at hack and monger	µÎ¾AÀu¸Î; »¨µØ°ø¨×ªº
at half cock	³B©ó¥bÀ»µoª¬ºA
at half mast	¤U¥bºX
at hand	¦b¤âÀY, ¦bªþªñ
at hard edge	¥Î¯u¼C, ¯u¤M¯uºjªº
at hazard	³B¹Ò¦MÀI; ­J¶Ã¦a, ÀH«K¦a
at heart	¦b¤º¤ß, ¦b¥»½è¤W
at heel	¸ò¦b«á­±
at high tide	³B©ó°ª¼é¤¤
at home	¦b®a¸Ì; ¦b°ê¤º
at home and abroad	¦b°ê¤º¥~
at infinity	¦bµL­­ªº¶ZÂ÷¤W
at interval	¤£®É; ¬Û¹j¤@©wªº¶ZÂ÷
at intervals	¤£®É¦a, ®É®É, ¶¡¹j¤@©wªº¶ZÂ÷
at issue	¦bª§½×¤¤; ¤£©Mªº; «Ýµô¨Mªº
at it	¥¿±q¨Æ©ó, ¥¿¦£©ó
at it happens	¸I¥©
at its maximum	¹F¨ì·¥ÂI
at large	¥þ³¡ªº, ¾ã­Óªº, Á`ªº»¡¨Ó; ¦Û¥Ñªº, ³p»»ªk¥~ªº; µL©T©w¾·~ªº
at last	³Ì«á, ³Ì²×, ²×©ó
at latest	³Ì¿ð
at law	¦b¶D³^¤¤, ®Ú¾Úªk«ß
at least	¦Ü¤Ö, °_½X, µL½×¦p¦ó
at leisure	¶¢µÛªº, ¦³ªÅªº; ±q®e¤£­¢¦a
at length	³Ì«á, ²×©ó; ¸Ô²Ó¦a, ¥R¤À¦a
at liberty	¦æ°Ê¦Û¥Ñ, µL©ë§ô, ©ñ¸v, ÀH·Nªº
at long bowls	»·¶ZÂ÷¦a
at long interval	¶¡©Î
at long intervals	¶¡©Î
at long last	³Ì²×, ²×©ó
at loose end	¤£ª¾°µ¤°»ò¦n, µL©Ò¾A±q; ³B©óÂø¶Ãª¬ºA
at loose ends	µL©Ò¨Æ¨Æ, Á|´Ñ¤£©w, ¥¼©w, Äa¦Ó¥¼¨M
at low ebb	°I°h
at low tide	³B©ó§C¼é¤¤
at lowest	¦Ü¤Ö
at lunch	¦b¦Y¤È¶º, ¦b¤ÈÀ\®É¨è
at maturity	¦b¦¨¼ôªº®É­Ô, ¦b¦¨¼ô´Á
at mess	¦b­¹°ó¦Y¶º
at most	¦Ü¦h, ¤£¶W¹L
at need	ºò«æ®É
at night	¦b±ß¤W
at no allowance	µL¸`¨î¦a, ºÉ±¡¦a
at no charge	§K¶O, ¤£ªá¿ú¦a
at no period	±q¨Ó¨S¦³, ±q¥¼
at no time	¨M¤£
at noon	¦b¤¤¤È
at nurse	¥Ñ«O©i·ÓÅU; ¥Ñ«OºÞ¤H¥NºÞ
at odd times	©âªÅ, §ìºòªÅ¾l®É¶¡, ¦b¶¢·v®É
at odds	¤£©M, ½Ä¬ð, ¤Ï¹ï, ¦³¤Àª[
at once	¥ß¨è, °¨¤W; ¦P®É
at one	¿Ä«ê, ¤Í¦n, ¤@­P, ¬Û²Å
at one bite	¤@¤f¦Y¤U, ¤@¤U¤l
at one blast	¤@¤f®ð, ¤@ª½
at one blow	¤@¤U¤l
at one fell swoop	¤@Á|, ¤@À», ¤@¤U¤l, ¦P®É
at one fling	¤@Á|, ¤@¤U¤l
at one go	¤@Á|, ¤@¤U¤l
at one gulp	¤@¤f, ¤@¶¼, ¤@Á|, ¤@¤U¤l
at one remove	¬Û¹j¤@¥Nªº
at one sitting	¦P®É, ¤@¤U¤l, ¤@¤f®ð, ¤@Á|
at one stroke	¤@Á|, ¤@¤U¤l
at one stroke of the pen	¤jµ§¤@´§, ¤@¤U¤l
at one sweep	¤@Á|, ¤@¤U¤l
at one swoop	¤@Á|
at one time	¦P®É, ¤@¦¸; ´¿¸g
at one time ... at another time ...	¦¹¤@®É...©¼¤@®É...
at one time or another	¦b¬Y­Ó®É­Ô
at one's back	¤ä«ù¬Y¤H
at one's beck and call	¥ô¤H¨Ï³ê, °ß©R¬O±q, Å¥©R©ó¬Y¤H
at one's beck and call	°ß©R¬O±q, Å¥©R©ó¬Y¤H
at one's best	³B©ó³Ì¦nª¬ºA, ³B©ó¥þ²±®É´Á
at one's bidding	®Ú¾Ú¬Y¤Hªº©R¥O
at one's command	¥i¦Û¥Ñ¤ä°t
at one's command	Ä@Å¥¬Y¤Hªº«ü´§, Å¥­Ô¬Y¤H§h©J, ¥i¥Ñ¬Y¤H¦Û¥Ñ¤ä°t
at one's desk	¦b¿ì¤½, ¦b¤W¯Z
at one's disposal	¨Ñ¬Y¤H¨Ï¥Î, ¥Ñ¬Y¤H¦Û¥Ñ¤ä°t
at one's disposal	¨Ñ¬Y¤HÀH«K¨Ï¥Î, ¥Ñ¬Y¤H¦Û¥Ñ³B²z
at one's disposition	¥ô¥Ñ¬Y¤H³B¸m
at one's door	«Üªñ, ¦bªþªñ
at one's doorstep	¦b¬Y¤H®aªù«e
at one's doorstep	«Üªñ, ¦bªþªñ
at one's elbow	ªñ¦b¤âÃä
at one's elbows	¦b¨­Ãä, ¦b¤âÀY, ¦bªþªñ
at one's expense	¥Ñ¬Y¤H©Ó¾á¶O¥Î
at one's feet	«ô­Ë¦b¬Y¤Hªº¸}¤U
at one's feet	¯¸¥ß, °_¨­
at one's fingertips	¦bªþªñ, ªñ¦b«¤¤Ø, ³è¤â¥i±o; ¼ô±x, ÁA¦p«ü´x
at one's hand	¦b¬Y¤H¤â¤U
at one's heel	ºò¸ò¦b¬Y¤H«á­±
at one's heels	ºò°l, ºò¸ò, ½a°l¤£±Ë
at one's height	¦b³Ì°ª¼é, ¦b³Ì²±®É, ¦b³»ÂI
at one's last gasp	©a©a¤@®§®É
at one's leisure	¦³ªÅ®É, ¶¢µÛ®É, ¤è«K®É
at one's option	¥ô·N¦a, ÀH·N¦a
at one's own risk	¦Û¾á­·ÀI, «áªG¦Û­t
at one's own sweet will	ÀH·N¦a, ¥ô·N¦a
at one's peak	³B©ó°ª®p®É´Á
at one's peril	¥Ñ¬Y¤H¦Û¾á­·ÀI
at one's peril	©Ó¾á­·ÀI, ¦Û­t«áªG, ©S¥Ñ¦Û¨ú
at one's pleasure	ÀH·N, Å¥«K
at one's request	À³¬Y¤Hªº­n¨D, ¦b¬Y¤Hªº­n¨D¤U
at one's service	Å¥¬Y¤H§h©J
at one's shoulder	¦b¨­Ãä, ¦b¨­®Ç
at one's suggestion	«ö·Ó¬Y¤Hªº«Øij
at one's tail	ºò¸ò¦b¬Y¤H«á­±, §ÀÀH¬Y¤H
at one's whistle	Å¥¬Y¤H«ü´§, ¹ï¬Y¤H©I¤§§Y¨Ó
at one's wit's end	´¼½a¤~ºÉ, ¤£ª¾©Ò±¹, ²@µL¿ìªk
at one's wits' end	¤s½a¤ôºÉ, ¤£ª¾©Ò±¹
at one's worst	ªí²{³Ì®tªº®É­Ô
at open defiance with	¤½¶}»P...¹ï§Ü, ¤½µM¹H§Ü...
at opposite poles	¬Û¥h¬Æ»·, ºIµM¬Û¤Ï, ¤j¬Û³w®x, «nÁÕ¥_Âá
at outs with	»P...¤£©M
at pain	ºÉ¤O; ¥Î¤ß; ¤U­W¥\
at pains	ºÉ¤O, ¥Î¤ß, ¤U­W¥\¤Ò
at par	·Ó­ì»ù, ·Ó²¼­±»ù­È
at pause	¤¤¤î, °±¹y, ¼È°±, ÅCÃÜ
at peace	³B©ó©M¥­ªºª¬ºA; ¦w®§
at peace with	»P...©M¥­¬Û³B
at perfection	¦b¦¨¼ô´Á, ¥¿¼ô, ¿N±o¥¿¦n, «ê¦n
at play	¦bª±­A
at pleasure	Å¥«K, ÀH...ªº·N
at prayer	¦b°µÃ«§i, ¦b¬èë
at present	¥Ø«e, ²{¦b, ¦p¤µ
at press	¦b±Æ¦L¤¤, §Y±N¥Xª©
at prime tense	°_¥ý, ¥ß§Y
at question	¦³°ÝÃD, ¥¼¸Ñ¨Mªº
at quiet	¥­ÀR¦a, ¥­Ã­¦a
at railway speed	­¸§Ö¦a
at random	­J¶Ã¦a, ¥ô·N¦a, ÀH«K¦a
at recess	¦b¥ð®§®É
at regular interval	¨C¹j¤@©w®É¶¡; ¨C¹j¤@©w¶ZÂ÷
at regular intervals	«ö·Ó¤@©wªº®É¶¡¶¡¹j, ¨C¹j¤@©wªº®É¶¡
at rest	ÀR¤îªº, ³B©óÀR¤îª¬ºA
at retail	¹s°â, ¹s½æ
at right angles	¦¨ª½¨¤
at risk	¦b¦MÀI¤¤, ¦b¦M«æ®É
at roost	¦bºÛ¸Ì, ¦b´Ï®§
at root	®Ú¥»¤W, ¹ê»Ú¤W
at school	¦b¾Ç®Õ, ¦b¤W½Ò, ¦b¨D¾Ç
at sea	¦b®ü¤W, ¦b¯è®ü¤¤; ¯íµM, ¤£ª¾©Ò¤ª; °g´b, ¤£ª¾©Ò±¹
at second hand	¶¡±µÅ¥¨ì
at short interval	±`±`
at short intervals	±`±`
at short notice	¤@±µ¨ì³qª¾´N; ¥ß§Y, °¨¤W
at sight	­º¦¸¨£­±, ªì¨£¤§¤U; ¤@±µ¨ì­n¨D
at sight of	¤@¬Ý¨£
at sixes and sevens	¶Ã¤C¤KÁV, ¤ßºü²V¶Ã; ·N¨£¤£¤@­P, ¤£©M·ü
at speed	°ª³t¦a, ¤õ³t¦a, ­¸§Ö¦a
at stake	µø±¡ªp¦Ó©w, ³Ó­t¥¼©w; ¦b¦M«æÃöÀY, ¦M­Y²Ö§Z
at stated periods	¦b¤@©w®É´Á, ¬Û¹j¤@©w®É¶¡
at stud	¨Ñ¯dºØ¥Î
at swords' points	¼C©Þ©¸±i, ³B©ó¼Ä¹ïª¬ºA
at table	¦bÀ\®àÃä, ¦b¥ÎÀ\
at term	¨ì´Á®É, ¤w¨ì´Á
at that	¦Ó¥B, ¦¹¥~; ¨ì¦¹¬°¤î, ´N³o¼Ë, ºâ¤F, ¤£¦A¦h»¡; ²¦³º, µL½×¦p¦ó
at that rate	¦pªG¨º¼Ëªº¸Ü, ·Ó¦¹¤U¥h
at that time	¦b¨º®É
at the age of	¦b...¦~ÄÖªº®É­Ô
at the apex of one's fortunes	©¯¹B¨ì¤F·¥ÂI
at the approach of	¦b...±µªñ®É
at the back of one's mind	¦b¬Y¤Hªº°O¾Ð²`³B, ¼Ò¼Ò½k½k¦a°O±o
at the back of someone or something	¦b°O¾Ðªº²`³B, ¨Ìµ}°O±o
at the bar	¦bªk®x¤W, ¦b¼f°T¤¤
at the bare idea of	¤@·Q¨ì...´N...
at the bare thought of	¤@·Q¨ì...
at the base of	¦b...ªº°ò³¡, ¦b...ªº®Ú©³
at the basis of	¦b...ªº°ò³¡, §@¬°...ªº°ò¦
at the beginning of	¦b...­è¶}©lªº®É­Ô
at the best of times	¦b³Ì¦³§Qªº±¡ªp¤U
at the bottom	®Ú¥»¤W, ¹ê½è¤W, ¹ê»Ú¤W
at the breast	¦b¦Y¥¤, ¥¼Â_¥¤, îu½È¤¤ªº
at the clearance sale	¦b²M­Ü½â½æ®É
at the close of	¦b...µ²§ô®É
at the cost of	¥H...¬°¥N»ù
at the critical stage of	¦b...ªºÃöÁ䶥¬q
at the dawn of	¦b...¶}©lªº®É­Ô
at the desire of	À³¬Y¤Hªº­n¨D
at the discretion of	¥ô¾Ì...³B²z
at the discretion of someone	Å¥¥ô¬Y¤H¦Û¥Ñ³B²z, ®Ú¾Ú¬Y¤Hªº·N¨£
at the double	¶]¨B, §Ö³t¦a
at the drop of a hat	¤@µo¥X«H¸¹´N..., ¥ß¨è, ²@¤£¿ðºÃ¦a
at the drop of a hot	¥ß§Y
at the earliest opportunity	¤@¦³¾÷·|, ¤£¥¢®É¾÷¦a
at the ebb	¦b°h¼é, ¥¿¦b°h¸¨
at the edge of	¦b...ªºÃä½t
at the eleventh hour	¦b³Ì«á®É¨è, ¦bÁÙ¨Ó±o¤Îªº®É­Ô
at the end of	¦b...¥½§À, ¦b...µ²§ô®É
at the end of one's resources	°]¤O¬\ºÜ; ¤s½a¤ôºÉ; µL­p¥i¬I, ´¼½a¤~ºÉ
at the end of one's rope	´¼½a¤~ºÉ, ¤£ª¾©Ò±¹, ²@µL¿ìªk
at the end of one's row	´¼½a¤OºÜ, ¤s½a¤ôºÉ
at the end of one's tether	´¼½a¤~ºÜ, ¤s½a¤ôºÉ, ¤£ª¾©Ò±¹, ²@µL¿ìªk
at the entrance of	¦b...ªº¤J¤f³B
at the expense of	Âk...¥I¶O; ¦b·l®`...ªº±¡ªp¤U
at the expiration of	¦b...´Áº¡®É, ¦b...Â_®ð®É
at the extremity of	¦b...ºÉÀY
at the fall of	¦b...­°Á{®É, ¦b...³´¸¨®É
at the few st	¦Ü¤Ö
at the fewest	¦Ü¤Ö, °_½X
at the first blush	¥E¤@¬Ý
at the first brush	³Ìªì, ¶}ÀY®É
at the first face	¥E¤@¬Ý, ªì¨£
at the first jet	¥X©ó¤@®É½Ä°Ê, ¬ðµo©_·Q¦a
at the flood	¦b¤è«K¦Ó¦³§Qªº®É¾÷
at the foot of	¦b...ªº¸}¤U
at the fore	¦b«e­±, ¦b«e¦C
at the full	¦b¥Rº¡ªº®É­Ô, ¦b¶êº¡ªºª¬ºA¤¤
at the gate	¦bªù¤f, ¦bªù«e
at the hands of	¦b...ªº¤â¤¤
at the hazard of	«_µÛ...ªº¦MÀI, ©é©R...
at the head of	©~...¤§­º, ¦b...ªº«e­±
at the head of the poll	±o²¼²v³Ì°ª
at the height of	¦b...³Ì²±ªº®É­Ô
at the hottest	¦b³Ì¿E¯Pªº¤@ÂI¤W
at the instance of	¸g...´£Ä³, À³...ªº½Ð¨D
at the invitation of	À³...ªºÁܽÐ
at the last gasp	©a©a¤@®§, §Y±NÂ_®ð
at the last minute	¦b³Ì«á¤@¤ÀÄÁ, ¦b³Ì«áªº®É¨è
at the latest	³Ì¿ð, ¦Ü¿ð
at the level of	¦b...¤@¯Å
at the longest	¦Ü¦h, ³Ì±ß
at the market	«ö¥«»ù
at the mast	¦b®é§ý¤U, ¦b®é§ý«e
at the mention of	¤@»¡¨ì, ¤@´£¨ì...
at the mercy of	¨ü¨î©ó, ¦b...ªº´xºÞ¤¤, ¥ô...Â\§G
at the moment	¦¹¨è, ¥Ø«e; ·í®É, ¨º®É
at the most	¦Ü¦h, ¥R¨ä¶q
at the mouth of	¦b...ªº¤J¤f³B
at the onset of	¦b...¶}©lªº®É­Ô
at the outset	¶}©l, °_ªì
at the outside	¦Ü¦h, ¥R¨ä¶q
at the outskirts of	¦b...­¥°Ï
at the parting of the ways	¦b¤Q¦r¸ô¤f
at the peak of	¦b...ªº°ª®p®É´Á
at the peep of day	¦b¾¤©ú®É¤À
at the peril of	¦³...ªº¦MÀI, «_...ªº­·ÀI
at the pit's brink	§Ö¦º, ¦æ±N·À¤`
at the pitch of one's voice	°ªÁn¦a, ©é©R¦a
at the plough	¦bºØ¥Ð, ¦b°È¹A
at the point of	ÃxÁ{, ´X¥G, ®tÂI; ±µªñ, ¾aªñ, ¦b±N­n...ªº®É­Ô
at the point of the sword	¦b¼É¤O«Â¯Ù¤§¤U
at the port	¥H«ùºjªº«º¶Õ; ¦b´ä¤f°±¾a
at the present day	¥Ø«e, ·í«e, ·í¥N
at the present times	¦b¥Ø«e, ¦b·í¥N
at the price of	¥H...»ù®æ; ¥H...¬°¥N»ù
at the prospect of	¤@·Q¨ì...
at the ready	³B©ó·Ç³Æª¬ºA, ¦U´N¦U¦ì, ¹w³Æ
at the receipt of custom	¦b®üÃö
at the remembrance of	¤@·Q°_, ¤@¦^¾Ð°_...
at the request of	®Ú¾Ú...ªº½Ð¨D
at the reverence of	¹ï...´L·q¦a
at the risk of	«_µÛ...ªº¦MÀI
at the risk to	«_...¦MÀI
at the sacrifice of	Ä묹..., ¥HÄ묹...§@¬°¥N»ù
at the same time	¦P®É, µM¦Ó, ¤£¹L
at the scene of	¦b...²{³õ
at the side of	¦b...®ÇÃä; »P...¬Û¤ñ
at the sight of	¦b¬Ý¨ì...®É
at the soonest	³Ì¦­, ³Ì§Ö
at the sound of	¤@Å¥¨ì...ªºÁn­µ
at the start	¶}©l®É
at the strain	³B©óºò±iª¬ºA, ºò±i¦a
at the summit of	¦b...ªº³»®p
at the thought of	¤@·Q¨ì...
at the threshold of	¦b...ªº¶}©l, §Y±N...
at the time	·í®É, ¨º®É
at the time of	¦b...®É­Ô
at the tip of one's tongue	´N¦b¼LÃä, ®tÂI»¡¥X¨Ó
at the top of	¦b...³»³¡
at the top of one's lungs	¥H³Ì¤jªº­µ¶q, ¤jÁn¦a
at the top of one's voice	¥H³Ì¤jªºÁn­µ, °ªÁn¦a, ¨Ï«l¦a
at the top of the tree	³B©ó­º­n¦a¦ì, ¥eÅãµÛ¦a¦ì
at the touch of	¤@±µÄ²...
at the turn of the century	¦b¥@¬ö§ó´Àªº®É­Ô, ¦bÂÂ¥@¬öµ²§ô·s¥@¬ö¶}©lªº®É­Ô
at the turn of the year	¦bªº¤@¦~¹L¥hªº®É­Ô
at the utmost	³Ì¦h, ¦Ü¦h
at the velocity of	¥H...ªº³t«×
at the very onset	¦b­è¶}©lªº®É­Ô
at the very start	¤@¶}©l´N
at the volley	¶¶«K¦a, ¦b¹B°Ê¤¤
at the wheel	¾r¾p, ´x²ë; «ü´§, ±±¨î
at the wish of	®Ú¾Ú¬Y¤Hªº·NÄ@
at the zenith of	¦b...ªº¥þ²±®É´Á
at this	¤@Å¥¨ì³o¸Ü, »¡§¹³o¸Ü¤§«á
at this juncture	¦b¦¹®É, ­È¦¹¤§»Ú
at this point	¦¹®É, ¦¹¦a, ¦b³o¸Ì
at this rate	³o¼Ëªº¸Ü
at this stage	²´¤U, ¼È®É
at this time of day	ª½¨ì³o®É
at this time of year	¦b¨C¦~ªº³o­Ó®É­Ô
at time	°¸¦Ó
at times	¦³®É, °¸º¸, ¤£®É¦a
at top speed	¥H¥þ³t, ¶}¨¬°¨¤O
at treetop level	¦b¾ð³»°ª«×, §CªÅ­¸¦æ
at twice	¤À¨â¦¸, ¦b²Ä¤G¦¸®É
at unawares	¥X¨ä¤£·N, ¬ðµM
at uniform speed	¥H¤Ã³t
at variance	a. ¦³¤Àª[, ¤£©Mªº
at variance with	»P...¦³¤Àª[, »P...¬Û¤Ï
at war with	»P...¤£©M
at what time	¦b¤°»ò®É­Ô, ¦ó®É
at while	¦³®É, ¤£®É
at whiles	¦³®É
at will	¥ô·N, ÀH·N
at work	¦b¤u§@, ¦b±q¨Æ; ¦b°_§@¥Î, ¦b¹BÂà
at work on	±q¨Æ©ó
at worst	¦b³ÌÃaªº±¡ªp¤U, °_½X
at your quotations	«ö·Ó§Aªº³ø»ù
AT&T	n. ¬ü°ê¹q¸Ü¹q³ø¤½¥q(American Telephone and Telegraph Company)
at-home	n. (®a¤¤ªº)©Û«Ý·|
at.	atmosphere, atomic
at. no.	n. ­ì¤l§Ç(¼Æ)(=atomic number)
at. wt.	n. ­ì¤l¶q(atomic weight)
ATA	ªüº¸¤Ú¥§¨È³q°TªÀ(Albanian Telegraph Agency)
atabal	n. [¼Ö] (¼¯º¸¤H¥Îªº)¹ª
atabrine	n. ºÄ¯e¥­(¤@ºØºÄ¯e¹w¨¾ÃÄ)
atactic	a. [¤Æ] ¤£³W«hªº, µL³W(¥ßºc)ªº
atactiform	a. [Âå] ¹B°Ê¥¢½Õª¬
ataghan	n. ¤g¦Õ¨ä¼C
Atalanta	n. [§Æ¯«] ªü¯SÄõ¯S(¤@¦ì±¶¨¬µ½¶]ªº¬ü¤k, Ä@»P¯à°l¨ì¦oªÌ¦¨±B¡A¥¢±ÑªÌ«h³B¦º)
ataman	n. (­ôÂħJªº)­º»â
atamasco	n. [´Ó] ½µ½¬ÄÝ´Óª« (¥Û»[¬ì)
atap	n. [´Óª«] ¿©¬Ãq¸­, ¥Î¿©¬Ãq¸­»\ªº«Î³», [´Óª«] ¿©¬Ãq
ataractic	a. ¦w¯«ªº, °_¦w¯«§@¥Îªº, ¦w¯«ÃĪº
ataralgesia	n. [Âå] ÂíÀR¤îµh¦X¨ÖªvÀøªk
Atarax	Hydroxyzine, hydrochloride»s¾¯¤§°Ó«~¦W, ¤¤¼Ï¯«¸gÀ£¨îÃÄ, ªvµjÅË
ataraxia	n. (ºë¯«¡B·P±¡µ¥)¥­ÀR, ¦w¹ç, ¤ß¯«¦w©w
ataraxic	a. [Âå] ¤ß¯«¦w¹çªº
ataraxy	n. [Âå] ¦Pataraxia
atavism	n. ¹j¥N¿ò¶Ç, ªð¯ª¿ò¶Ç, ¯ª«¬¦A²{
atavist	n. [¥Í] §e²{ªð¯ª²{¶Hªº­ÓÅé[°Ê, ´Óª«]
atavistic	a. ¹j¥N¿ò¶Çªº
atavistically	adv. ¹j¥N¿ò¶Ç¦a
ataxaphasia	n. [Âå] ¥¢½Õ©Ê¥¢»y¯g
ataxia	n. ¹B°Ê¾÷¯à¥¢½Õ, ¨B¦æ¥¢½Õ
ataxiaphasia	n. [Âå] ¥¢½Õ©Ê¥¢»y¯g, (¤£¯à¨Ï³æ¦r¦¨¥y)
ataxic	a. ¹B°Ê¥¢½Õªº
ataxophemia	n. [Âå] ¨¥»y¥¢½Õ, (¦Ù¦×¤£¨ó½Õ)
ataxy	n. ¹B°Ê¾÷¯à¥¢½Õ, ¨B¦æ¥¢½Õ
atchoo	int. «¢³î(¥´¼QÀ¡ªºÁn­µ)
ate	vbl. ¦Y(eatªº¹L¥h¦¡);  n. [§Æ¯«] ·R­ç(¤k¯«¦W);  suf. ªí¥Ü¡u¦³...ªº¡vªº§Î®eµü¦r§À, ªí¥Ü¡u¨Ï..., §@¬°...¡vªº°Êµü¦r§À, ªí¥Ü¡u...ªºÂ¾°È, ...»ÄÆQ¡vªº¦Wµü¦r§À
atebrin	n. ¤@ºØºÄ¯e¹w¨¾ÃÄ
atelectasis	n. [Âå] ªÍ¿±µÈ¤£¥þ, ªÍ¤£±i
atelectatic	a. [Âå] ¿±µÈ¤£¥þªº, ªÍ¤£±i
atelier	n. (ÃÀ³N®aªº)¤u§@«Ç, µe«Ç
ateliosis	n. [Âå] µo¨|¤£¥þ, (¸£««Åé©Ê¨Ü¾§)
atelocardia	n. [Âå] ¤ßŦµo¨|¤£¥þ
atelocephalous	a. [Âå] ÀY¾v¨|¤£¥þªº
atelocheilia	n. [Âå] ®Bµo¨|¤£¥þ
ateloglossia	n. [Âå] ¦Þµo¨|¤£¥þ
atelognathia	n. [Âå] ¾g°©µo¤£§¹¾ã, (¯S«ü¤U¾g°©)
atelomyelia	n. [Âå] ¯áÅèµo¨|¤£¥þ
atelopodia	n. [Âå] ¨¬µo¨|¤£¥þ
ateloprosopia	n. [Âå] ­±³¡µo¨|¤£¥þ
atelostomia	n. [Âå] ¤fµo¨|¤£¥þ
atempo	a. ¥H­ì¨Óªº³t«×, ­ì³t
atemporal	a. ¤£¨ü®É¶¡¼vÅTªº, µL®É¶¡©Êªº
Aten	n. ªü§] (¥j®J¤Î«H©^ªº°ß¤@ªº¤Ó¶§¯«, ³Q´yø¦¨¤@­Ó¥ú¨~¥|®gªº¤é½ü, ¥ú¨~¥½ºÝ§@¤H¤â§Î)
Aterian	a. n. (¥_«DÂÂ¥Û¾¹®É¥N±ß´Áªº)ªü±èº¸¤å¤Æ(´Á)(ªº)
Athabasca	n. [¦a] ¨È¤j¤Ú´µ¥dªe (¬y¸g¥[®³¤jªº¨È¨Õ¹F¬Ù, ¦V¥_ª`¤J¨È¤j¤Ú´µ¥d´ò), [¦a] ¨È¤j¤Ú´µ¥d´ò (¾î¸ó¥[®³¤j¨È¨Õ¹F©MÂħJ¸U¨ä¨â¬Ù¥_³¡)
athanasia	n. ¤£¦º, ¤£·À
Athanasian	a. ªü·æ¤º­×´µ(Athanasius)ªº
Athanasius	n. ªü·æ¤º­×´µ(293?-373, ¨È¾ú¤s¤j«°¥D±Ð, ¤Ï¹ïArius±Ð¬£) 
athanasy	n. ¤£¦º, ¤£·À
atheism	n. µL¯«½×(¤£«H¯«)
atheist	n. µL¯«½×ªÌ
atheistic	a. µL¯«½×ªº, µL¯«½×ªÌªº
atheistical	a. µL¯«½×ªº, µL¯«½×ªÌªº
atheistically	adv. µL¯«½×¦a
athelia	n. [Âå] µL¨ÅÀY·î§Î
atheling	n. [­^¥v] (¯s®æ¾|-¼»§J»¹¤Hªº)¤ý¤l, ¶Q±Ú, (¤×«ü)¤ýÀx
Athelstan	n. ¦ã¶ë´µ©Z(¨k¤l¦W)
athematic	a. [»y] (°Êµü¥[«áºó®É)µLµü·F­ì­µªº, [¼Ö] µL¥D±Û«ßªº, «D¥D±Û«ßªº
Athena	n. [§Æ¯«] ¶®¨å¨º(´¼¼z»P§ÞÃÀªº¤k¯«)
Athenaeum	n. ¶®¨å¨º¯«·µ, (¤åÃÀ¾Ç³N)¨ó·|, ¹Ï®ÑÀ], ¾\Äý«Ç, ¤å®w
Athene	n. [§Æ¯«] ¶®¨å¨º(´¼¼z»P§ÞÃÀªº¤k¯«)(=Athena)
atheneeum	n. ¼q¦t, ¤åÃÀ¨ó·|, ¹Ï®ÑÀ]
Atheneum	n. ¶®¨å¨º¯«·µ(=Athenaeum), (¤åÃÀ¾Ç³N)¨ó·|, ¹Ï®ÑÀ], ¾\Äý«Ç, ¤å®w
Athenian	a. ¶®¨åªº, ¶®¨å¤Hªº;  n. ¶®¨å¤H
Athens	n. ¶®¨å(§Æþ­º³£)
athermancy	n. ¤£³z¼ö, ¤£³z¼ö©Ê
athermanous	a. [²z] ¤£³z¿ç®g¼öªº
athermic	a. ¤£µo¼öªº, ¤£¾É¼öªº
athero	comb. ¾É­P°Ê¯ßµ°¼Ë¤Æªº
atherogenic	a. ¾É­P°Ê¯ßµw¤Æªº
atheroma	n. °Ê¯ßµ°¼Ë¤Æ, ¯»½F
atheromatosis	n. [Âå] °Ê¯ßµ°¼Ë¤Æ(¯g)
atheromatous	a. [Âå] µ°ª¬½Fªº
atherosclerosis	n. °Ê¯ßµw¤Æ¯g
athetoid	a. ¤â¨¬®}°Ê¯gªº, «üµjÅ˯fªº («ü²£¥ÍµLªk±±¨îªºÂ½ºu°Ê§@ªº¤@ºØ¤j¸£©Ê³ÂÞÍ)
athetosic	a. [Âå] ¦P¤W
athetosis	n. [Âå] «üµj¯f
athetotic	a. [Âå] ¦Pathetoid
athirst	a. ¤f´÷ªº, ´÷ªº, ´÷±æªº
athlete	n. ¹B°Ê­û, ¹B°Ê¿ï¤â, (¹³¹B°Ê­û½L)±j§§ªº¤H
athlete's foot	n. ­»´ä¸}, ¨¬Å~, ¸}Å~
athlete's heart	n. (¹B°Ê¹L«×¤Þ°_ªº)¤ßŦ¼W¤j¯g
athletic	a. ¹B°Êªº, Åé¨|ªº, ¹B°Ê­ûªº, ±j§§ªº, µ²¹êªº
athletic events	Åé¨|¹B°Ê
athletic exchange	Åé¨|¥æ¬y
athletic facilities	Åé¨|³]¬I
athletic festival	Åé¨|¸`, Åé¨|²±·|, ¹B°Ê·|
athletic meeting	n. ¹B°Ê·|
athletic sports	Åé¨|¹B°Ê
athletically	adv. ÄvÁɦa, ¹B°Ê¤ñÁɦa
athleticism	n. ¼ö·R¹B°Ê
athletics	n. ¹B°Ê, ¥Ð®|ÄvÁÉ, Åé¨|²z½×
athodyd	n. ¾ÉºÞ¼Q®g¤ÞÀº
athrepsia	n. [Âå] Àç¾i»Ùê, (¥®¨àµäÁY)¯Ê¾i§K¬Ì©Ê, (²ÓµßµLÀç¾iµLªkÁc´Þ)
athreptic	a. [Âå] Àç¾i¤£¨}ªº
athrill	pred. a. ¿³¾Äªº
athrocyte	n. [¥Í] Ä᪫²Ó­M (¨ã¦³Ä᪫§@¥Îªº²Ó­M)
athrocytosis	n. [Âå] ²Ó­MÄá­¹(§@¥Î) («ü§l¦¬­t²ü¹q½¦½è)
athwart	adv. ¾î°_¦a, ±×¬ï¹L, °f;  prep. ¾î¹L, ¹H­I, °f
athwartship	a. ¾î¦Vªº(«ü±q²îªº¤@²ì¨ì¥t¤@²ì)
athwartships	adv. ¾î¶V(²î¨­)¦a
athymia	n. [Âå] ·ö§b·NÃѳॢµL¯Ý¸¢
athymic	a. [Âå] µL¯Ý¸¢ªº
athymism	n. [Âå] µL¯Ý¸¢
athyreosis	n. [Âå] ¥Òª¬¸¢¾÷¯à³à¥¢, µL¥Òª¬¸¢¯g
athyria	¦Pathyreosis
athyroidism	n. [Âå] ¦Pathyreosis
atigi	n. ·R´µ°ò¼¯¤H©Ò¬ïªºªøŨ­m
atilt	adv. ®¼µÛ¥Ù, ®¼µÛºj, Â\µÛ½Ä¨ëªº«º¶Õ, ¶É±×¦a;  a. ®¼µÛ¥Ùªº, ®¼µÛºjªº, Â\µÛ½Ä¨ëªº«º¶Õªº, ¶É±×ªº
atingle	a. ¨ëµhªº, ¯kµhªº
ation	suf. ªí¥Ü¡u°Ê§@, µ²ªG, ª¬ºA¡vªº¦Wµü¦r§À
atishoo	int. °ç³î(¥´¼QÀ¡Án)(=ahchoo)
ative	suf. ªí¥Ü¡u¶É¦V, ©Ê½è, Ãö«Y¡vªº§Î®eµü¦r§À
Atkins	n. ­^°ê§L(=Tommy Atkins)
Atl.	Atlantic
Atlanta	n. ¨È¯SÄõ¤j(¬ü°ê³ìªv¨È¦{ªº­º©²)
atlantad	a. [Âå] ¦V¾È´Õªº
atlantal	a. [Âå] ¾È´Õªº
Atlantean	n. ¦pAtlas¯ë¤O¤jµL¤ñªº, ªü¯SÄõ´£´µ(Atlantis)®qªº
atlantes	n. ¨k¤H§Î¹³ªº¬W¤l
Atlantic	n. ¤j¦è¬v;  a. ¤j¦è¬vªº
Atlantic Charter	n. ¤j¦è¬v¾Ë³¹
Atlantic City	n. ¤j¦è¬v«°(¬ü°ênew Jersey¦{ªF«n³¡¤@«°¥«¦W)
Atlantic Ocean	n. ¤j¦è¬v
Atlantic Standard Time	n. ¤j¦è¬v¼Ð·Ç®É¶¡(²¤§@AT, AST)
Atlantic time	n. ¤j¦è¬v¼Ð·Ç®É¶¡(²¤§@AT, AST)
Atlanticism	n. ¤j¦è¬v¥D¸q («ü¥[±j¦è¼Ú¦U°ê»P¥_¬ü¦U°ê¶¡­x¨Æ¡B¬Fªv¡B¸gÀÙ¦X§@ªº¥D±i)
Atlantis	n. ¨È¯SÄõ´£´µ®q(¶Ç»¡¨I¨S©ó¤j¦è¬v¤¤ªº®q)
atlantoaxial	a. [Âå] ¾È´Õ»P¼Ï´Õªº
atlantodidymus	n. [Âå] (¾È´ÕÁp­L), ¤@¨­ÂùÀY©Ç­L
Atlas	n. ¦a¹Ï¶°, ¦a¹Ï¥U, ¦a¹Ï, [§Æ¯«] ªü¯S¤O¤h(³Q»@¥HÂùªÓÕz­t¤Ñªº¥¨¤H)
Atlas Mountains	n. pl. («D¬w¦è¥_³¡ªº)¨È¯S©Ô´µ¤s¯ß
atlatl	n. (¥j¥N¾¥¦è­ôªº)±ô¼Ð§ë®g¾¹
atloaxoid	a. [Âå] ¾È´Õ»P¶bªº, (¦Patlantoaxial)
atlodidymus	n. [Âå] ¦Patlantodidymus
atm	n. ¦Û°ÊÂd­û¾÷(Automated Teller Machine);  comb. ªí¥Ü¡u»]®ð¡v¡B¡uªÅ®ð¡v
atm.	atmosphere, atmospheric
atman	n. ©I§l, ¥Í©Rªº¥»·½, ÆF»î
atmology	n. [²z] ¤ô»]®ð¾Ç
atmolysis	n. ¤À®ð
atmometer	n. »]µo­p[Àã­±ªº]
atmoseal	n. ®ð«Êªk
atmosphere	n. ¤j®ð, ªÅ®ð, ¤j®ð¼h, ¤j®ð°é, Àô¹Ò, ®ðª^, ª^³ò
atmospheric	a. ¤j®ðªº, ¤j®ð¤¤ªº, ¤j®ð³y¦¨ªº, ®ðª^ªº
atmospheric depression	®ðÀ£§C
atmospheric discharge	¤j®ð©ñ¹q
atmospheric pressure	n. ¤j®ðÀ£¤O, ®ðÀ£
atmospherical	a. ¤j®ðªº
atmospherically	adv. ¤j®ð©Ò­Pªº, ®ðÀ£¤W
atmospherics	n. ¤Ñ¹q, ¤Ñ¹q¤zÂZ, ®ðª^
atmospherium	n. ¶³¶H»ö (±N¶³µ¥®ð¶H¼v¹³§ë¼v©óªÆ³»¤º°¼ªº¥ú¾Ç¸Ë¸m, ¶³¶HÆU)
atocia	n. [Âå] °ü¤k¤£¥¥¯g¥¼¸g²£
atolide	n. [Âå] §ÜµjÅ˾¯¤@ºØ
atoll	n. Àôª¬¬À·ä®q, ÀôÁG
atom	n. ­ì¤l, ·L²É, ·L¶q
atom bomb	n. ­ì¤l¼u(=atomic bomb)
atom smasher	n. (­ì¤l®Ö)¥[³t¾¹
atom-bomber	n. ­ì¤lÅF¬µ¾÷
atom-free	a. µL­ì¤lªZ¾¹ªº
atom-powered	a. ­ì¤l°Ê¤Oªº
atom-smasher	n. ­ì¤l¥[³t¾¹
atom-stricken	a. ¨ü®Ö¦Ã¬Vªº
atom-tipped	a. ¸Ë­ì¤l¼uÀYªº
atomic	a. ­ì¤lªº, ­ì¤l¯àªº, ­ì¤lªZ¾¹ªº, ®Öªº, ®Ö¯àªº, ·L¤pªº, ·L²Éªº
atomic age	n. ­ì¤l¯à®É¥N
atomic bomb	n. ­ì¤l¼u
atomic clock	n. ­ì¤lÄÁ
atomic cloud	n. (­ì¤l¼uÃz¬µ®É³y¦¨ªº)­ì¤l¶³
atomic cocktail	n. ¤ºªA¥Î©ñ®g©Êª«½è
atomic energy	n. ­ì¤l¯à, ®Ö¯à
Atomic Energy Commission	n. ­ì¤l¯à©e­û·|
atomic era	n. ­ì¤l¯à®É¥N
atomic fission	­ì¤lµõÅÜ, ®ÖµõÅÜ
atomic fusion	®Ö»EÅÜ
atomic nucleus	n. ­ì¤l®Ö
atomic number	n. ­ì¤l§Ç
atomic physics	n. ­ì¤lª«²z¾Ç
atomic pile	n. ­ì¤lÄl
atomic power	n. ­ì¤l¯à, ­ì¤l°Ê¤O
atomic power plant	n. ­ì¤l¯àµo¹q¼t
atomic reactor	n. ­ì¤l¤ÏÀ³Äl, ­ì¤l¤ÏÀ³¾¹
atomic structure	n. ­ì¤lµ²ºc
atomic theory	n. ­ì¤l½×
atomic warfare	n. ­ì¤l¾Ôª§
atomic weight	n. ­ì¤l¶q
atomic-bearing	a. Äâ­ì¤l¼uªº
atomic-proof	a. ¨¾­ì¤lªº
atomic-tipped	a. ¸Ë­ì¤l¼uÀYªº
atomically	adv. ­ì¤l(¯à)¦a, ·L¤p¦a
atomicity	n. ­ì¤l¼Æ, ­ì¤l»ù
atomics	n. ­ì¤l¾Ç
atomism	n. ­ì¤l½×
atomist	n. ­ì¤l½×ªÌ
atomistic	a. ­ì¤l½×ªº
atomistics	n. ­ì¤lª«²z¾Ç, ®Öª«²z¾Ç (¥D­n¬ã¨s­ì¤l¯àªº§Q¥Î)
atomization	n. ­ì¤l¤Æ, ¯»¸H¦¨­ì¤l, ¼QÃú
atomize	vt. ¨Ï¦¨­ì¤l, ¼Q¦¨Ãúª¬, ¥H­ì¤l¼uÅF¬µ, ¨Ï¯»¸H
atomizer	n. ¼QÃú¾¹, ­»¤ô¼Q²~
atomless	a. µL­ì¤lªZ¾¹ªº
atomy	n. ­ì¤l, ·L¤p¤§ª«, ¸G¤H, ¨Ü¾§, °©Àf
atonable	a. ¥i¸ÉÀvªº
atonal	a. [¼Ö] µL½Õªº
atonalism	n. [¼Ö] (§@¦±¤Wªº)µL½Õ©Ê¾Ç»¡, µL½Õ©Ê­·®æªº¼Ö¦±, µL½Õ©Ê§@¦±ªkªº²z½×
atonality	n. [¼Ö] µL½Õ©Ê
atone	v. ¸ÉÀv, ½ßÀv, À±¸É, Å«¸o
atone for	¸ÉÀv, Å«
atonement	n. À±¸É, ¸ÉÀv, ½ßÀv, Å«¸o
atonia	n. [Âå] ¦Patony
atonic	a. ¥­­µªº, ²M­µªº, µL¬¡¤Oªº
atony	n. ¦¢½w, µL¤O, «D­«Åª
atop	adv. ¦b³»¤W;  prep. ¦b...ªº³»¤W
atopen	n. [Âå] ¯S²§¤ÏÀ³­ì, ¯SÀ³­ì, (¥i¤Þ°_atopy¤§¤ÏÀ³, ¦p:©u¸`©Ê»óª¢¤Î­ý³Ý)
atopic	a. [Âå] ²§¦ìªº, (¦Pectopic)¯SÀ³©Êªº¹L±Ó©Êªº, (¦Pallergic)
atopy	n. [Âå] ¯S²§¤ÏÀ³©Ê
ator	suf. §@¥Îª«, °õ¦æªÌ
atoxic	a. µL¬rªº
atrabiliar	a. ¼~Æ{ªº, ´dÆ[ªº, ©Ê±¡¤£¦nªº
atrabilious	a. ¼~Æ{ªº, ¼Éļªº
atransferrinemia	n. [Âå] ¹BÅK³J¥Õ¯Ê¥F, (¦b¦å²G¤º·h¹BÅK½è©Ò»Ý¤§µ²¦X³J¥Õtransferrin¯Ê¥F)
atraumatic	a. [Âå] µL·l¶Ëªº, «D¥~¶Ëªº
atrazine	n. [¹AÃÄ] ªü¯S©Ô¬z (¤@ºØ°£¯ó¾¯)
atremble	pred. a. [¸Ö] µo§Ýªº[¦a], Ÿ§Ýªº[¦a]
atresia	n. [Âå] ¤£³q, ³¬Âê, (­L¥Íªº¯ÊÂI)
atretic	a. [Âå] ³¬Âꪺ
atretocystia	n. [Âå] »H¯Ö¤£³q, »H¯Ö³¬Âê
atrial	a. [Âå] ©Ðªº, ¤ß©Ðªº
atrichia	n. [Âå] µL¤ò, µL¾vµLÃ@, (ÅÖ)¤ò
atrichosis	¦Patricha
atrichous	a. [Âå] µLÃ@¤òªºµL¤òªº
atriomegaly	n. [Âå] ¤ß©ÐÂX¤j, ¤ß©Ð¿±¤j
atrioseptoplasty	n. [Âå] ©Ð¤¤¹j¾ã«¬³N, (¤ß)
atrioventricular	a. [¸Ñ] ¤ß©Ð©M¤ß«Çªº
atrip	a. ­è¦Q°_Â÷®ü©³
atrium	n. ¤¤®x, «e°|, ¤ß©Ð, ¤ß¦Õ, ¤º¦ÕºÛ
atrocious	a. ´Ý¼Éªº, ¥û´cªº, ¥û¼Éªº, ´Ý§Ôªº, ´c¦Hªº, ÁV³zªº
atrocious weather	´c¦H®ð­Ô
atrociously	adv. ¥û¼É¦a, ´Ý§Ô¦a
atrociousness	n. ¥û¼É, ´Ý§Ô
atrocity	n. ´Ý¼É, ¼É¦æ, ´c¦Hªº¨Æª«
atrophia	n. [Âå] µäÁY, µäÁY¯g, (¦Patrophy), (L.)
atrophic	a. µäÁYªº
atrophoderma	n. [Âå] ¥Ö½§µäÁY
atrophy	n. µäÁY, µäÁY¯g, °I°h, °h¤Æ, (¹D¼w)²_³à;  v. µäÁY, °I°h
atropin	n. ªü¦««~(¦³¬rÆP)
atropine	n. ªü¦««~(¤@ºØ¥ÑÄA­Xµ¥»s¦¨ªº¦³¬rÆP)
atropinization	n. [Âå] ªü¦««~¤Æ
atropism	n. [Âå] ªü¦««~¤¤¬r
Atropos	n. [§Æ¯«] ªü¦«©¬¥q(©R¹B¤T¤k¯«¤§¤@)
ats.	atmospheres
att.	Attention, attorney
attaboy	int. [¬ü] [¤f] ¦n·¥¤F!, ¦n¤p¤l!
attach	vt. ªþ¤W, ¥[¤W, ¶K¤W, ¿£¤W, ¨ÏªþÄÝ, ¨ÏÁõÄÝ, Âk©ó, (§â¸p¦Wµ¥)ªþ¥[, vi. ¦ñÀH, ªþµÛ, ªþÄÝ
attach a label on	¶K¼ÐÅÒ©ó...
attach a label to	¶K¼ÐÅÒ©ó
attach importance to	­«µø...
attach oneself to	²`·R, ¨ÌÅÊ, ªþµÛ©ó
attach to	¨Ï¨ÌÅÊ, §â...©ñ¦b
attachable	a. ¥i³s±µªº, ¥iªþ¤Wªº, ¥i¶e®·ªº
attache	n. ¤j¨ÏÀH­û, ¤j¨ÏÀ]À]­û
attache case	n. ¤â´£¥Ö¥], ¤½¨Æ¥]
attached	a. ªþ¥[ªº, ªþÄݪº, ·R¼}ªº, µ²¤F±Bªº
attached please find	ªþ¤W...½Ð¬d¦¬
attaching	a. ªþÄݪº;  vbl. ªþ¤W, ¨ÌÅÊ, ·R¼}
attachment	n. ªþµÛ, ªþÄÝ, ªþ¥ó, ªþÄݪ«, ªþµÛª«, ±¡·P, ·P±¡, ¦©©ã, ¶e®·, ¦©©ã¥O, ¶e®·¥O
attack	vt. §ðÀ», ¶i§ð, §ðÀ», ŧÀ», «Iŧ, ©áÀ», µÛ¤â, °Ê¤â, vi. §ðÀ»;  n. §ðÀ», ©áÀ», µÛ¤â, ¶}©l, µo§@, µo¯f, °_°Ûªk
attack a problem	µÛ¤â¸Ñ¨M°ÝÃD
attack dog	n. §ðÀ»¤ü
attacker	n. §ðÀ»ªÌ
attagal	int. [¬ü¡E¤f] ¤F¤£°_, ·F±o¦n(attaboy)
attain	vt. ¹F¨ì, ±o¨ì, Àò±o, §¹¦¨, ¨ì¹F, vi. ¨ì¹F, ¹F¨ì
attain an objective	¹F¨ì¥Øªº
attain fame	¥X¦W, ¦¨¦W
attain maturity	¦¨¼ô, ¹F¨ì¦¨¦~
attain one's majority	¹F¨ì¦¨¦~, ¹F¨ìªk©w¦~ÄÖ
attain one's wishes	¹ê²{¦Û¤vªºÄ@±æ, ¦pÄ@¥HÀv
attain renown	Àò±oÁn±æ, ¥X¦W
attain the acme of	¹F¨ì...ªº³»®p
attain the height of	¹F¨ì...°ª«×
attain to	¹F¨ì, Àò±o
attain to man's estate	¦¨¦~
attain to power	Àò±oÅv¤O, ´xÅv
attainability	n. ¥i¹F¨ì, ¥i¤Î©Ê
attainable	a. ¥i¹F¨ìªº, ¥i±o¨ìªº
attainableness	n. ¥i¹F¨ì, ©Ò¤Î
attainder	n. ­é¹Ü¤½¥ÁÅv©Î°]²£
attainment	n. ¹F¨ì, Àò±o, ±o¨ì, ¦¨´N, ¾ÇÃÑ, ¤~¯à
attainments	n. ¦¨´N, ³y¸Ú
attaint	vt. ­é¹Ü¤½Åv©Î°]²£, ¦Ã°d, ¬¿¦Ã, ¨Ï·P¬V
attainture	n. ¬¿¦Ã, ¦Ã¦W
attar	n. ªá­»ªo, ª´ºÀªo
attemper	v. ¨Ï½w©M, ½Õ«×, ½Õ©M
attempt	vt. ¸Õ¹Ï, ¥ø¹Ï, ¹Á¸Õ;  n. ¸Õ¹Ï, ¥ø¹Ï, ¹Á¸Õ, ¥¼¹E
attempt the life of	·N¹Ï¿Ñ®`
attemptable	a. ¥i¥H¹Á¸Õªº
attempted	a. ¥¼¹Eªº, ·N¹Ïªº
attend	vt. ¥X®u, °Ñ¥[, ¤W(¾Ç), ¦ñÀH, ÀH¤§¦Ó¨Ó, ¦ø­Ô, ¨Í­Ô, ¬ÝÅ@, ·ÓÅU, Å@²z, ³­¦ñ, vi. ¥X®u, °Ñ¥[, ¨ì³õ, ª`·N, ¯d·N, ¨Í­Ô, ¬ÝÅ@, ·ÓÅU, ¦ñÀH
attend a course	¾Ç²ß¤@ªù½Òµ{
attend a meeting	¥X®u·|ij
attend at	¥X®u
attend class	¤W½Ò, Å¥½Ò
attend on	·ÓÅU
attend one's graduation	°Ñ¥[¬Y¤Hªº²¦·~¨å§
attend the dedication of	°Ñ¥[...ªº¨å§
attend to	±M¤ß, ª`·N; Å@²z, ·ÓÅU; ±M¤ß©ó
attend to transactions	³B²z¨Æ°È
attend upon	ªA¨Í
attend upon one's leisure	µ¥¨ì¬Y¤H¦³ªÅ®É
attendance	n. ¥X®u, »P·|, ¨ì³õ, ¨Í­Ô, ÀH¨Í, ·Ó®Æ
attendance figures	¥X®u¤H¼Æ
attendance record	¥X®u¬ö¿ý
attendant	a. ÀH¨Íªº, ¨Í­Ôªº, ÀH±qªº, ¦ñÀHªº, ªþ±aªº, ¥X®uªº;  n. ÀH±q, ¨ÍªÌ, ¸ò¯Z, ±µ«Ý·|, ¥X®uªÌ
attendee	n. ¥X®uªÌ, ¦b³õªÌ
attending	a. ¥Dªv(Âå¥Í)ªº
attending surgeon	¥X¶E¥~¬ìÂå¥Í
attention	n. ª`·N, ª`·N¤O, Ãö¤ß, Ãöª`, ¥ß¥¿, ¹þìß, §¹J
attention span	n. ª`·N¤O¶°¤¤ªº®É¶¡ªø«×
attention-getting	a. ¤Þ¤Hª`·Nªº
attentive	a. ª`·Nªº, ¯d·Nªº, ±Mª`ªº, ±M¤ßªº, ¹þìߪº, Åé¶Kªº, ¦³Â§»ªªº
attentively	adv. ª`·N¦a, ¯d·N¦a, ±M¤ß¦a
attentiveness	n. ±M¤ß, ±Mª`, ®ï¶Ô
attenuant	a. ¨ÏÅܵ}Á¡ªº, µ}ÄÀªº
attenuat	a. ¨ÏÅܵ}Á¡ªº, µ}ÄÀªº;  v. ¨ÏÅܵ}, ¨ÏÅÜÁ¡
attenuate	v. ¨ÏÅܲÓ, ¨ÏÅÜÁ¡, µ}ÄÀ, ´î¤Ö, °I´î;  a. ²Óªº, Á¡ªº, ´î®zªº
attenuating	n. vbl. ´î®z
attenuation	n. ÅܲÓ, ÅÜÁ¡, µ}ÄÀ, °I´î
attenuator	n. °I´î¾¹
attest	v. ÃÒ©ú, §@ÃÒ, ÃÒ¹ê
attest to	ÃÒ¹ê, ÃÒ©ú, ¬°...§@ÃÒ
attestation	n. ÃÒ©ú, ÃÒ¾Ú
attested	a. ¸gÃÒ©úªº, ÀËÅç¦X®æªº
attestor	n. ÃÒ¤H, ÃÒ©úªÌ
attic	n. »Õ¼Ó, ³»¼Ó;  a. ¶®¨åªº, °ª¶®ªº, ¶®¦a¥[(Attica)ªº
Attic faith	n. °í©wªº«H©À
Attic order	n. ¶®¨å¬W¦¡
Attic salt	n. ¤å¶®ªº¾÷´¼
Attic wit	¤å¶®ªº¾÷´¼
Attica	n. ¶®¦a¥[(¥j¥N§Æþªº¤@¦a¤è)
atticism	n. ¶®¨å»yªk, ¤å¶®ªº¨¥Ãã, ¿Ë¶®¨å
atticize	vi. °¾·R[³RÅ@]¶®¨å¤H, ¥Îªü´£¥d»yÁ¿¸Ü[¼g§@]
Attila	n. ªü´£©Ô(¤­¥@¬ö®É¥Ñ¨È¬w¤J«I¼Ú¬wªº¦I¥£ªº¤ý), ¦I¥£¤ý
attire	vt. ¬ï¦ç, ¥´§ê, ¸Ë§ê, ²±¸Ë;  n. ¦çªA, ªA¸Ë, ²±¸Ë
attire in	¬ï¤W
attitude	n. ºA«×, «ººA, «º¶Õ, ¬Ýªk, Æ[ÂI
attitude of mind	«ä·Q¤èªk, Æ[ÂI, ºA«×
attitudinal	a. ºA«×ªº
attitudinarian	n. ¸Ë¼Ò§@¼Ëªº¤H, ¸ËµÄ§@¶Õªº¤H, Â\¬[¤lªº¤H
attitudinise	vi. (¦b½Í¸Ü¡B¼g§@¡B¦æ°Ê¤¤)¸ËµÄ§@¶Õ
attitudinize	vi. ¸Ë¼Ò§@¼Ë, ¸ËµÄ§@¶Õ, Â\¬[¤l
Attlee	n. ¦ã¼w§ (Clement Richard Attlee, 1st Earl Attlee, 1883-1967, ­^°ê¤uÄÒ»â³S(1935-1955), ­^°ê­º¬Û(1945-51), ¨ä¬F©²¹ï­^°ê¤j¤u·~¹ê¦æ°ê¦³¤Æ, ¨Ã³Ð¿ì°ê¥Á«O°·¨Æ·~)
attn.	[°Ó] (for the) attention (of)
atto	comb. ªí¥Ü¡uªü(¦«)¡v, ¡u·L·L·L¡v, ¡u¦Ê»õ»õ¤À¤§¤@¡v
attorn	v. ©Ó»{·s¦a¥D
attorney	n. ¥N²z¤H, «ß®v, À˹î©x
attorney at law	«ß®v
attorney general	n. [¬ü] ¥qªk³¡ªø, [­^] ªk°È³¡ªø
attorney in fact	¨p¤H«ß®v, ¥N²z¤H
attorney-at-law	n. «ß®v
attorneyship	n. ¥N²z¤H[«ß®v] ¤§Â¾
attornment	n. ©Ó»{·s¦a¥D
attract	v. §l¤Þ, ¤Þ°_(ª`·N), ¦³§l¤Þ¤O
attract one's attention	¤Þ°_...ª`·N
attractable	a. ¥i³Q§l¤Þªº
attractant	n. ¤Þ»¤¾¯, ¨ã¦³¤Þ»¤¤Oªºª«½è
attraction	n. §l¤Þ, §l¤Þ¤O, ¾y¤O, »¤´b, §l¤Þ¤Hªº¨Æª«, ¤Þ¤O
attractive	a. ¦³§l¤Þ¤Oªº, ¤Þ°_ª`·Nªº, ¤Þ¤Hª`¥Øªº, ¦³°g´b¤Oªº, ¦³¾z¤Oªº
attractively	adv. ¦³§l¤Þ¤O¦a
attractiveness	n. §l¤Þ¤O, ¾y¤O
attractor	n. ¦³§l¤Þ¤Oªº¤H
attrib.	attribute, attributive(ly)
attributable	a. ¥iÂk¦]ªº
attribute	vt. Âk¦]©ó, Âk©S©ó, Âk©ó, »{¬°¬O...ªºµ²ªG;  n. ÄÝ©Ê, ¯S©Ê, ©Ê½è, ¯S½è, ¶H¼x
attribute ... to ...	§â...Âk¦]©ó, »{¬°...¨t¬Y¤H©Ò¬°
attribute to	Âk¦]©ó
attribution	n. ÂkÄÝ, Âk¦], ÄÝ©Ê, ¾Åv
attributive	a. ÂkÄݪº, ªþÄÝ, [¤åªk] ­×¹¢ªº;  n. [¤åªk] Äݩʧήeµü
attributively	adv. Äݩʦa
attrite	a. ¿i·lªº, [¯«¾Ç] ¤£¹ý©³Äb®¬ªº(contrite)
attrited	a. ¿i·lªº
attrition	n. ¼¯À¿, ¿i·l, ¿i¯Ó, ®ø¯Ó
attune	vt. ½Õ­µ, ¨Ï¦X½Õ, ¨Ï¾A¦X
Atty.	Attorney
Atty. Gen.	Attorney General
atwain	adv. [¥j¡E¸Ö] ¦¨¨â³¡¤À, ¤À¶}¦a
atwitter	a. ¿³¾Äªº, ºò±iªº
atypic	a. ¤£¦X«¬ªº, ¤£©w§Îªº, ¯}®æªº
atypical	a. «D¨å«¬ªº, ¤Ï±`ªº, ²§±`ªº, ¤£¥¿±`ªº, ¤£³W«hªº
atypically	a. «D¨å«¬¦a, ¤£¥¿±`¦a, ¤£³W«h¦a
Au	n. ª÷(aurum)
au courant	pred. a. [ªk¤å] ¸ò¤W®É¥N¼é¬yªº
au fait	a. ºë³qªº, ¼ô±xªº
au fond	adv. ®Ú¥»¦a, ¹ê»Ú¦a, ¹ý©³¦a
au gratin	a. (­¹ª«)±a¯Ü¥Öªº
au lait	a. ¥[¤û¥¤ªº
au revoir	int. [ªk¤å] ¦A¨£, ¦A·|
aubade	n. ±á¶¡­µ¼Ö
Aube	n. [¦a] ¶ø¥¬ (ªk°ê¤¤¥_³¡¬Ù¤À), [¦a] ¶ø¥¬ªe (¶ë¯Çªe¤@¤ä¬y, ¬y¸gªk°ê¤¤¥_³¡)
auberge	n. «È´Ì
aubergine	n. [­^] ­X¤l, ­X, ·tµµ¦â
aubergiste	n. «È´Ì¥D¤H
Aubrey	n. ¨k¤l¦W, ¶ø¥¬¨½ (John Aubrey, 1626-97, ­^°ê¦Ò¥j¾Ç®a©M¶Ç°O§@®a, µÛ¦³¡m¤p¶Ç¶°¡n(Brief Lives)(1898))
aubrietia	n. [´Ó] µµªáÂÉÄÝ(Aubrietia)¦h¦~¥Í¯ó¥»´Óª«
auburn	n. ¨ª½Å¦â;  a. ¨ª½Å¦âªº
Aubusson	n. [¦a] ¼Ú¤ñªQ (ªk°ê¤¤³¡«°Âí), ¼Ú¤ñªQ´ª«(±¾´à)
Auckland	n. ¶ø§JÄõ
auction	n. ©ç½æ, ¤@ºØ¾ôµP¹CÀ¸(=auction bridge);  vt. ©ç½æ
auction block	n. ©ç½æ»O
auction bridge	n. ¤@ºØ¾ôµP¹CÀ¸
auction hammer	n. ©ç½æÂñ
auction house	n. ©ç½æ¤½¥q
auction off	§â...©ç½æ±¼
auction pitch	n. ³q¹L¥sµP°ª§C¨ú±o¥ý¥XµPÅv§Q(¨Ã¨M©w¤ýµP)ªº¤@ºØ¤C¤ÀµPÀ¸
auction reserve	n. ©ç½æ©³»ù
auctioneer	n. ©ç½æ¤H
auctorial	a. authorªº
aucuba	n. [´Ó] ®ç¸­¬À·ä, [´Óª«] ®ç¸­¬À·äÄÝ
aud.	audit, auditor
audacious	a. ¤jÁxªº, µL¬Èªº, ¾|²õªº, «pÃCªº, µL®¢ªº
audaciously	adv. ¤jÁx¦a, µL¬È¦a, ¾|²õ¦a, «pÃC¦a, µL®¢¦a
audaciousness	n. ¤jÁx, µL®¢
audacity	n. ¤jÁx, ÁxÃÑ, «pÃC, µL®¢
audibility	n. ¯àÅ¥«×
audible	a. Å¥±o¨£ªº, ¥iÅ¥¨£ªº
audibleness	n. ¥iÅ¥©Ê
audibly	adv. ¥iÅ¥¨£¦a
audience	n. Å¥²³, Æ[²³, ŪªÌ, ¦¬µøªÌ, ¦¬¬ÝªÌ, ¦¬Å¥ªÌ, ¤ä«ùªÌ, ¾ÖÅ@ªÌ, ±µ¨£, ·|¨£, ¿Ö¨£, ¶ÉÅ¥, Å¥¨ú
audience chamber	n. ±µ¨£«Ç, ·|¨£«Ç, ÂѨ£«Ç
audience rating	n. ¦¬Å¥²v, ¦¬µø²v
audient	a. ¶ÉÅ¥ªº, ª`·Nªº
audile	n. ťı«¬ªº¤H
audio	a. ¦¨­µÀW²vªº, Án­µªº, ¦¬­µªº, ¼½­µªº;  n. ­µÅT(¸Ë¸m);  pref. ťıªº(=of hearing), Án­µªº(=of sound)
audio fan	n. ­µÅT°g
audio frequency	n. (¯àÅ¥¨£ªº)­µÀW
audio set	n. ­µÅT
audio typist	n. (®Ú¾Ú¿ý­µ¥´¦rªº)¿ý­µ¥´¦r­û
audio-visual	a. µøÅ¥ªº
audio-visual aids	n. µøÅ¥±Ð¨ã
audio-visual education	n. µøÅ¥±Ð¨|
audiocassette	n. ¥d¦¡¿ý­µ±a
audiodontics	n. Å¥¾¦¾Ç
audiogenic	a. (¤×«ü¦ÏÅöºÆªºµo§@)¥Ñ°ªÀWÁn­µ¤Þ°_ªº
audiogram	n. Ánªi¶ê
audiologist	n. [Âå] Å¥¤O¾Ç®a
audiology	n. ťı¾Ç
audiometer	n. Å¥¤O­p
audiometrician	n. [Âå] Å¥¤O´úÅç±M®a
audiometry	n. ´úÅ¥³N
audiophile	n. ­µÅTª±®a
audiotape	n. ¿ý­µ±a
audiotypist	n. (®Ú¾Ú¿ý­µ¥´¦rªº)¿ý­µ¥´¦r­û
audiovisual	n. µøÅ¥
audiovisual education	n. µøÅ¥±Ð¨|
audiphone	n. §UÅ¥¾¹
audit	n. ½]®Ö, ¬d±b;  vt. ½]®Ö, ¬d½ã, ¼f­p, ®ÇÅ¥(½Òµ{)
audit ale	n. (¤j¾Ç)®ÇÅ¥¤é¶¼¥Îªº³ÁªÞ°s
Auditing	n. [·|­p] ¬d±b[¼f­p](¾Ç)
audition	n. Å¥¤O, ťı, Å¥, ¸ÕÅ¥;  vi. (ªíºtµ¹¤H)¸ÕÅ¥
auditive	a. ¦Õ¦·ªº, ťıªº
auditor	n. ¬d±b­û, ½]®Ö­û, ¼f­p­û, ¦¬Å¥ªÌ, Å¥²³, Å¥ªÌ, (¤j¾Ç)®ÇÅ¥¥Í
auditoria	n. §°ó, ·|ijÆU, Å¥²³
auditorial	a. ¬d±bªº, ¬d±b©xªº
auditorium	n. Å¥²³®u, Æ[²³®u, §°ó, ·|°ó, Á¿°ó
auditorship	n. ·|­pÀˬd©x¤§Â¾, ¨­¥÷
auditory	a. ¦Õªº, ťıªº
Audrey	n. ¶øÂL²ú(¤k¤l¦W)
auf Wiedersehen	int. ¦A¨£
Aug	n. ¤K¤ë
Aug.	n. ¤K¤ë(August), augmentative, augmented
Auge	n. [§Æ¯«] ¶ø­² (Aleus ¤§¤k, ¶®¨å®Rªº¤k²½¥q, »P Hercules ¬ÛÅÊ, ¥Í¤U Telenhus)
Augean	a. [§Æ¯«] Elis°ê¤ýAugeasªº, »êżªº, ´Æ¤âªº
Augean stables	n. pl. Augeas°ê¤ýªº¤û´×(30¦~¥¼´¿¬~¹L)
augend	n. [¼Æ] ³Q¥[¼Æ
auger	n. Á³±ÛÆp
augh	int. °Ú(ªí¥ÜÅå´j¡B®£Äß)
aught	pron. [¥j] ¥ô¦ó¨Æª«(=anything)
augite	n. ´¶³q½÷¥Û, ±×½÷¥Û
augment	v. ¼W¥[, ¼W¤j, ÂX¤j
augmentation	n. ¼W¥[, ¼W¤j, ¼W¥[ª«, ²K¥[ª«
augmentative	a. ¼W¥[ªº, ¼W¤jªº, ÂX¤jªº, ÂX¤j¦r·Nªº;  n. ¼W¤jÃã
augmented	a. ÂX¤j¤Fªº, ¼W¥[¤Fªº, ´£°ª¤Fªº, ¥[±j¤Fªº, [¼Ö] ¼W¥b­µªº
augmentor	n. (¥N´À¤H°µ«D±`Á}­W©Î¦MÀI¤u§@ªº)´À¨­¾÷¾¹¤H
Augsburg	n. ¶ø®æ´µ³ù (¼w°ê«n³¡«°¥«¦W, ¦è¤¸«e¤Q¥|¥@¬ö¥Ñ¥jù°¨¤H³Ð«Ø)
Augsburg Confession	n. ¶ø®æ´µ³ù·s±Ð«H±ø
augur	n. (¥jù°¨¥H³¾¨Ó¥e¤Rªº)¥e¥ü©x, ¹w¨¥®a, ¬Û©RªÌ;  v. ¥e¤R, ¹w¨¥, ¹w¥Ü
augural	a. ¤R¥eªº, «e¥üªº
augury	n. ¥e¥ü, ¥e¤R, ¹w¨¥
August	n. ¤K¤ë;  a. «ÂÄYªº, ¥O¤H·q¬Èªº, °ó¬Óªº
Augusta	n. ¶ø¥jµ·¯S(¤k¤l¦W), ¶ø¥j´µ¶ð(¬ü°ê½q¦]¦{­º©²)
Augustan	n. ¶ø¥j´µ³£ªº, ¶ø¥j´µ³£®É¥Nªº, ¥j¨åªº
Augustan age	n. ¶ø¥j´µ³£¤j«Ò®É¥Nªº©Ô¤B¤å¾Çªº¥þ²±®É´Á, ¤å¾Ç¤W¥þ²±®É´Á
Auguste	n. ¨k¤l¦W
Augustin	n. ¨k¤l¦W
Augustine	n. ¶ø¥j´µ¤B(¨k¤l¦W), ¸t¶ø¥j´µ¤B(Saint Augustine, 354-430, ¦­´Á°ò·þ±Ð·|³Ì°¶¤jªº«ä·Q®a¶Ç±Ð¤h)
Augustinian	a. ¶ø¥j´µ¤B(Augustine)±Ð¸qªº;  n. ¶ø¥j´µ¤B±Ð¸q«H©^ªÌ
augustly	adv. ¤K¤ë¦a
augustness	n. ¤K¤ë¨Æª«
Augustus	n. ¶ø¥j´µ³£(¨k¤l¦W), ¶ø¥j´µ³£(ù°¨«Ò°ê²Ä¤@¥ô¬Ó«Ò)
auk	n. ¤@ºØ®ü³¾
auklet	n. ¤@ºØ®ü³¾
aula	n. [Âå] ²Ä¤T¸£«Ç«eºÝ¬õ·w
aulacogen	n. [¦a] [¦a] ¯¶±aª¬¥W¦a (¦ì©ó¤jÂ_¼h¤º)
auld	a. ¦Ñªº(=old), ªº, ¥j¦Ñªº, ¦~¬ö¤jªº
auld lang syne	n. (¬ü¦nªº)©õ¤é
aulic	a. ®c§Êªº
aulos	n. [¼Ö] ¼Ú°Ç´µºÞ (¥j§Æþ®¤ù¤ìºÞ¼Ö¾¹)
aumildar	n. [¦L«×] ¥N²z¤H, ¥N²z°Ó, ºÞ²z¤H, (¤×«ü)¦¬µ|­û
aunt	n. §B¥À, ¨û¥À, ©h¶ý, «¼¶ý, ¸¤¥À, ÂT¥À, ¦Ñ°ü¤H
Aunt Sally	n. ¤@ºØ§ëÂY¤k¤ì°¸ªº¹CÀ¸(¡B¸Ó¹CÀ¸ªº¤ì°¸), ©ö¨ü§ðÀ»ªº¹ï¶H, ¨ü¼J¯ºªº¹ï¶H
auntie	n. §B¥À(auntªº¼ÊºÙ), ¨û¥À, ©h¶ý, «¼¶ý, ¸¤¥À, ÂT¥À, ¦Ñ°ü¤H
aunty	n. §B¥À(=auntie), ¨û¥À, ©h¶ý, «¼¶ý, ¸¤¥À, ÂT¥À, ¦Ñ°ü¤H
aur	comb. ªí¥Ü¡u¦Õ¡v
aura	n. ®ð¨ý, ®ðª^, (©â¶Hªº)®ð, ÆF®ð
aurae	n. ®ð¨ý, ®ðª^
aural	a. ¦Õªº, ťıªº
aural-oral approach	n. Å¥»¡±Ð¾Çªk
auralize	vt. ·Q¹³...ªºÁn­µ
aurally	adv. ¥Î¦Õ¦a
aurar	n. ®J§Q¨È(eyrir ªº½Æ¼Æ, ¦B®q³f¹ô³æ¦ì)
aurate	n. [¤Æ] ª÷»ÄºÊ
aureate	a. ª÷¦âªº, ÀéÄꪺ, µØÄRªº, Ááª÷ªº
aurelia	n. ¸º, ¤ô¥À
aurelian	a. ¸ºªº, ¤ô¥Àªº;  n. ½º¸¿¬ã¨s®a, ©øÂαĶ°®a
Aurelius	n. °¨¥d´µ¡E¶ø¨½¬y´µ(Marcus Aurelius, 121-180, ù°¨¬Ó«Ò, ´µ¦h¨È¾Ç¬£­õ¾Ç®a)
aureola	n. ºa«a, (¯«ªº)¥úÀô, ºa¥ú
aureole	n. ºa«a, (¯«ªº)¥úÀô, ºa¥ú
Aureomycin	n. ª÷Åð¯À(¤@ºØ§Ü¥Í¯À)
aureus	n. ¶ø¨½´µ (¥jù°¨ª÷¹ô)
auric	a. ª÷ªº, §tª÷ªº, ¤T»ùª÷ªº
auricle	n. ¥~¦Õ, ¤ß¦Õ, ¤ß©Ð, ¦Õª¬³¡
auricled	a. ¦³¦Õªº, ¦³¦Õª¬³¡ªº
auricula	n. Äå¯ó¤§¤@ºØ
auricular	n. ¦Õªº, ¦Õª¬ªº, ťıªº, ¦Õ»yªº, ¨p»yªº
auriculare	n. [Âå] ¦Õ¥Þ, (¦b¥~¦Õ¹D¤f¤§³»ÂI)
auricularis	a. [Âå] ¦Õªº¤ß¦Õªº, (L.)
auricularly	a. ¥Î¦Õ, ¥Î¦Õ»y
auriculate	a. ¦³¦Õªº, ¦³¦Õª¬³¡ªº, ¦³¦Õ§Î¸­ªº, ¦Õª¬ªº, ¦Õ§Îªº
auriculotemporal	a. [Âå] ¦Õ»Pù®ªº
auriferous	a. ²£ª÷ªº, §tª÷ªº
auriform	a. ¦Õª¬ªº
aurify	vt. ¨Ï¹³ª÷¤l, Ááª÷, ¨ÏÅܦ¨ª÷¤l
Auriga	n. ±s¤Ò®y
Aurignacian	a. n. [¦Ò¥j] (¼Ú¬wÂÂ¥Û¾¹®É¥N±ß´Áªº)¶ø·ç¯Ç¤å¤Æ(®É´Á)(ªº)
aurin	n. [Âå] Á¥Á¨¬õ»Ä, ÅoÅÈ»Ä, (¬V¦â¾¯)
aurinarium	n. [Âå] ¥~¦Õ¹D¶ë¾¯
aurinasal	n. [Âå] ¦Õ»P»óªº
auripuncture	n. [Âå] ¹ª½¤¬ï¨ë
auriscope	n. ¦ÕÃè
aurist	n. ¦Õ¬ìÂå¥Í, ¦Õ¬ì±M®a
aurochs	n. ³¥¤û¤§¤@ºØ
Aurora	n. [ù¯«] ¾¤©ú¤k¯«, ÀÆ¥ú, ¾¤©ú, ±áÄf, ·¥¥ú, ¼Úù©Ô(¤k¤l¦W)
aurora australis	n. «n·¥¥ú
aurora borealis	n. ¥_·¥¥ú
auroral	a. ¾¤©úªº, ÀÆ¥úªº, ±áÄfªº, ª´ºÀ¦âªº, ·¥¥úªº
aurore	a. [²i] ¦b¥Õ¥Ä¤¤¥[¶iÂû³J¶À©Î¿»­Xªdªº
aurorean	a. [¸Ö] ¾¤©úªº, ¹³ÀÆ¥úªº, ¥ú½÷ªº, ª´ºÀ¬õªº, ¥ú«Gªº, (¦ü)·¥¥úªº
aurotherapy	n. [Âå] ª÷Àøªk
aurothioglucose	n. [Âå] ª÷²¸¸²µå¿}, (ªvÀøÃþ­·ÀãÃö¸`ª¢)
aurothioglycanide	n. [Âå] ¤@ºØªv­·ÀãÃö¸`ª¢ÃÄ, (ª÷»s¾¯)
aurous	a. ª÷ªº, §tª÷ªº, ²Ä¤@ª÷ªº
aurum	n. ª÷(¤¸¯À²Å¸¹Au¡A­ì¤l§Ç79¡A­ì¤l¶q196.96654)
Aus.	Australia(n), Austria(n)
auschwitz	n. ¶ø´µ¤ñ¦¸(ªiÄõ³£¥«¦W)
auscult	v. [Âå] Å¥¶E, (¦Pauscultate)
auscultate	v. Å¥¶E
auscultation	n. Å¥¶E
auscultator	n. Å¥¶EªÌ, Å¥¶E¾¹
auscultatory	a. Å¥¶Eªº
ausforming	n. [§M] ¶ø¤óÅé§ÎÅܪk (¨Ï¿û¤´¦b¶ø¤óÅ骬ºA®É¸g¨üÅܧεM«á²f¤õ©M¦^¤õ¥H¼W¥[±j«×ªº¤@ºØ¤èªk)
ausgleich	n. §´¨ó, ¨ó©w
auslander	n. ²§¶m¤H, ¥~°ê¤H, ­¯¥Í¤H
auslaut	n. [»y] (µü¡B­µ¸`ªº)¥½§À­µ
auspex	n. (¥jù°¨¥ÎÆ[¹î­¸³¾¦æ°Êµ¥¤èªk¹w¤R°ê¨Æ¦N¤¿ªº)¥e¤R©x, ¹w¨¥®a, ¥e¤RªÌ
auspicate	v. ¤R±o¦N¥ü¦Ó¶}©l, ¥e¤R, ¹w¨¥, ¶}³Ð
auspice	n. «e¥ü, ¦N¥ü, ÃÙ§U, ¥D¿ì, «OÅ@
auspices	n. ÃÙ§U
auspicial	a. augury ªº, ¦N§Qªº
auspicious	a. ¦N§Qªº, ¦N¥üªº, ©¯¹Bªº, ¶¶¹Eªº
auspiciously	adv. ¦N§Q¦a, ¶¶¹E¦a
auspiciousness	a. ¦N§Q, ¦N¥ü, ©¯¹B, ¶¶¹E
Aussie	n. ¿D¬w¤H(=Australian)
Aust.	Australia(n), Austria(n)
Austen	n. ¶ø´µ¥Å(Jane Austen, ­^°ê¤k¤p»¡®a, 1775-1817)
austenite	n. [§M] ¨U´µ¥ÐÅK (ºÒ»P£^ÅKªº©T·»Åé)
Auster	n. [ù¯«] ¶ø´µ¯S(Notus)(«n­·¯«), [¸Ö] «n­·
austere	a. ÄY®mªº, ÄY¼Fªº, ÄYµÂªº, ¸T¼¤ªº, ¨è­Wªº, ½è¾ëªº, ²¾ëªº, ¾ë¹êµLµØªº
austerely	adv. ÄY®æ¦a, ²¾ë¦a
austereness	n. ÄY®æ, ²¾ë
austerity	n. ÄY®m, ÄY¼F, ÄYµÂ, ¸T¼¤, ¨è­W
Austerlitz	n. ¶ø´µ¼w§Q¯ý(±¶§J´µ¬¥¥ï§J«°Âí, 1805¦~®³¯}±[´¿©ó¦¹À»±Ñ¶ø¦a§Q©M«X°ê­x¶¤)
Austin	n. ¶ø´µ¤B(¨k¤l¦W), ­^°ê»s¨T¨®¦W
Austl.	Australasia(n), Australia(n)
Austr	comb. ªí¥Ü¡u¶ø¦a§Q¡v¡B¡u¶ø¦a§Q©M...ªº¡v;  comb. ªí¥Ü¡u«n¤è(ªº)¡v¡B¡u¿D¬w©M...ªº¡v
austral	a. «nªº, «n¤èªº, ¿D¬wªº(=Australian), ¿D¬w¤Hªº, ¿D¬w­^»yªº
Austral.	Australasia(n), Australia(n)
Australasia	n. ¿D¤j©Ô¦è¨È(¥]§t¿D¬w¡B¯Ã¦èÄõ¤Î«n¤Ó¥­¬v½Ñ®q), ¤j¬v¬w
Australasian	a. ¿D¤j©Ô¦è¨Èªº, ¤j¬v¬wªº;  n. ¿D¤j©Ô¦è¨È¤H
Australia	n. ¿D¬w, ¿D¤j§Q¨È(°ê¦W¡A¦b¨È¤Ó¦a°Ï)
Australian	a. ¿D¬wªº, ¿D¬w¤Hªº, ¿D¤j§Q¨Èªº;  n. ¿D¬w¤H, ¿D¤j§Q¨È¤H, ¿D¬w­^»y
Australianism	n. ¿D¬w­^»y, ¹ï¿D¬wªº¼ö·R»P©¾¸Û, ¹ï¿D¬wªº°¾³R, ¿D¬w¤Hªº°ê¥Á©Ê[°ê¥Áºë¯«], ¿D¬w¤Hªº¯S®í²ß«U
Australianize	vt. ¿D¬w¤H¤Æ
australis	n. «n·¥¥ú
australite	n. [©¥¥Û] ¿D¬w¬Á¹k¥Û (¦b¿D¬wµo²{ªº¤@ºØµo¶Âªº¬Á¼þ¹k¥Û¸H¤ù)
Australoid	a. n. ¿D¬w­ì¦í¥Á¤HºØ(ªº) (¥]¬A¿D¬w­ì¦í¥Á¤Î»P¨ä¨ã¦³¦@¦P¤HºØ¯S¼xªº¿D¬w¥|©Pªº½Ñ¥Á±Ú)
australopithecine	a. n. «n¤è¥j·á(Australopithecus)(ªº)
Australorp	n. ¿D¬w¶ÂÂû (¤@ºØ§Z¥Î¶ÂÂû)
Austria	n. ¶ø¦a§Q(°ê¦W, ¦b¼Ú¬w, ­º³£Vienna)
Austria-Hungary	n. ¶ø¦I«Ò°ê(¥]¬A¶ø¦a§Q«Ò°ê¡B¦I¤ú§Q¤ý°ê, 1867-1918)
Austrian	a. ¶ø¦a§Qªº, ¶ø¦a§Q¤Hªº;  n. ¶ø¦a§Q¤H
Austro	comb. ªí¥Ü¡u¶ø°êªº¡v
Austro-Hungarian	a. n. ¶ø¦I«Ò°êªº(©~¥Á)
Austroasiatic	a. [»y] «n¨È»y¨tªº
Austronesia	n. ¤Ó¥­¬v¤¤«n³¡½Ñ®q
Austronesian	a. Austronesiaªº;  n. Austronesia»y±Ú
aut	pref. (=auto¡A¥[¤W¥H¥À­µ°_­ºªº¦r«e), ¦Û¤vªº(=of oneself), ¦Û°Êªº(=without help), ¦Û¥Dªº(=independent of other)
autacoid	n. ¤º¤Àªcª«
autarchic	a. ¿Wµôªº, ±M¨îªº
autarchical	a. ¿Wµôªº, ±M¨îªº
autarchy	n. ±M¨î, ¿Wµô, ±M¨î°ê®a, ¿Wµô°ê®a
autarkic	a. ¦Ûµ¹¦Û¨¬ªº
autarkical	a. ¦Ûµ¹¦Û¨¬ªº
autarky	n. ¦Ûµ¹¦Û¨¬, ¸gÀÙ¿W¥ß, ¸gÀÙ¿W¥ß¬Fµ¦, ¸gÀÙ¿W¥ß°ê®a
autecology	n. ­ÓÅé¥ÍºA¾Ç(synecology)
auteur	n. ¹q¼v¾Éºt
auth.	authentic, author, authority, ¸g»{¥iªº, ¸g¼f©wªº, ¤½»{ªº, ¸g±ÂÅvªºauthorized
authentic	a. ¥i¾aªº, ¥i«Hªº, ¯uªº, ¯u¥¿ªº
authentically	adv. ¥i¾a¦a, ¥i«H¦a, ¯u¦a, ¯u¥¿¦a
authenticate	vt. ÃÒ©ú, ÃÒ¹ê, ų©w
authentication	n. ÃÒ©ú, ų©w
authenticity	n. ½T¹ê©Ê, ¯u¹ê©Ê
author	n. §@ªÌ, µÛªÌ, §@®a, ³Ð³yªÌ, ³Ð©l¤H, µo°_¤H;  vt. µÛ§@, ¼g§@, ³Ð§@
author ship	UµÛ§@; C­ì§@ªÌ
author's	n. §@ªÌªº
authoress	n. ¤k§@®a
authorial	a. µÛªÌªº, §@®aªº
authoring	n. ¤@ºØ¹q¸£À³¥Îµ{¦¡©Î¸ê®Æ®w¶}µo¤u¨ã (¥D­n¥Î©ó¦h´CÅé©Î¹q¸£»²§U±Ð¾Ç)
authorisation	n. ±ÂÅv, ©e¥ô, »{¥i
authorise	vt. ±ÂÅv, ©e¥ô, §å²a, »{¥i
authorising	vbl. ±ÂÅv»P, »{¥i, ®Ö­ã
authoritarian	a. ¿Wµô¥D¸qªº, ±M¨î¥D¸qªº, ¿Wµôªº;  n. ¿Wµô¥D¸qªÌ
authoritarianism	n. ¿Wµô¥D¸q
authoritative	a. Åv«Âªº, ¦³Åv«Âªº, ¥i«Hªº, ©R¥O¦¡ªº
authoritative information	©x¤è®ø®§
authoritatively	adv. ©R¥O¦¡¦a, Åv«Â¦a
authoritativeness	n. Åv«Â
authority	n. Åv, Åv¤O, Åv«Â, Åv¶Õ, Åv­­, ¾Åv, ·í§½, ©x¤è, ´xÅvªÌ, ±M®a
authorization	n. ±ÂÅv, ©e°U, »{¥i, §å­ã, ±ÂÅv®Ñ
authorize	vt. ±ÂÅv, ©e¥ô, §å­ã, ³\¥i, »{¥i, »{¬°¥¿·í
authorize a requisition	§å­ã¥Ó½Ð
authorized	a. ¸g»{¥iªº, ¸g¼f©wªº, ¤½»{ªº, ¸g±ÂÅvªº
Authorized Version	n. ´Ü©w¸t¸g­^Ķ¥»(1611¸g­^¤ýJames¤@¥@´Ü©w)
authorless	a. §@ªÌ¤£¸Ôªº, §H¦W
authorling	n. §C¦Hªº§@«~
authorship	n. µÛ­z·~, ¨Ó·½
autism	n. ¦Û³¬¯g
autistic	a. ¦Û³¬¯gªº;  n. ¦Û³¬¯g±wªÌ
autnumber	v. ¼Æ¥Ø¶W¹L, ¤ñ...¦h
auto	n. [¬ü] [¤f] ¨T¨®, ¨®;  pref. ªí¥Ü¡u¦Û¤vªº(=of oneself), ¦Û°Êªº(=without help), ¦Û¥Dªº(=independent of other), ¦Û¨­ªº, ¨T¨®¡v
auto court	n. ¨T¨®®ÈÀ](=motel)
auto driver	¨T¨®¥q¾÷
auto emission standard	¨T¨®±Æ©ñ¼o®ð¼Ð·Ç
auto parts	n. ¨T¨®¹s¥ó
auto race	n. Áɨ®
auto racing	n. Áɨ®
auto show	n. ¨T¨®®i
auto-changer	n. (°Û½Lªº)¦Û°Ê´«¤ù¸Ë¸m
auto-reverse	n. (¿ý­µ±aªº)¦Û°Ê­Ë±a
auto-train	n. ¾r¨®­¼®yªº¤õ¨®
auto.	automatic, automobile, automotive
autoagglutination	n. [Âå] ¦ÛÅé¦å²G¾®¶°
autoagglutinin	n. [Âå] ¦ÛÅé¾®¶°¯À
autoalarm	n. ¦Û°Êĵ³ø±µ¦¬¾÷
autoanalysis	n. (¤ß²z¾Ç¤Wªº)¦Û§Ú¤ÀªR, ¦Û°Ê¤ÀªR
autoanalyzer	n. ¦Û°Ê¤ÀªR¾¹
autoantibody	n. [§K¬Ì] (°w¹ï­ÓÅé¦Û¨­²Õ´ªº¬YºØ¦¨¤Àªº)¦Û¨­§ÜÅé
autoanticomplement	n. [Âå] ¦Û¨­¸ÉÅé§ÜÅé, (¹ï§Ü¦Û¤vÅ餺complement)
autoantigen	n. [Âå] ¦ÛÅé§Ü­ì, (¹ï§Ü¦Û¤vÅ餺¬Y²Õ´)
autoantitoxin	n. [Âå] ¦ÛÅé§Ü¬r¯À
autobahn	n. (¼w°êªº)°ª³t¤½¸ô
autobicycle	n. ¼¯¦«¨®
autobike	n. ¼¯¦«¨®
autobio	n. [¤f] ¦Û¶Ç(=autobiography)
autobiog	n. [¤f] ¦Û¶Ç(=autobiography)
autobiographer	n. ¦Û¶Ç§@ªÌ
autobiographic	a. ¦Û¶Çªº(=autobiographical), ¦Û¶ÇÅ骺
autobiographical	a. ¦Û¶Çªº, ¦Û¶ÇÅ骺
autobiographically	adv. ¥H¦Û¶Ç, ¥H¦Û¶ÇÅé
autobiography	n. ¦Û¶Ç
autobus	n. ¤½¦@¨T¨®, ¤Ú¤h
autocade	n. ¨T¨®¶¤
autocar	n. ¨T¨®
autocatalysis	n. [¤Æ] ¦Û¨­¶Ê¤Æ§@¥Î
autocephalous	a. ¿W¥ßªº, ¦Û¥ß¦Û¥Dªº
autochanger	n. (¹q°Û¾÷ªº)¦Û°Ê´«¤ù¾¹
autochrome	n. [Äá] (¦­´Á±m¦âÄá¼v¥Îªº)¶ø¦«§Jù©i·L²É±m«Ì°®ª©
autochthon	n. ¤gµÛ, ¤g¤H, ­ì¦í¥Á, ¤g¥Íªº°Ê´Óª«
autochthonal	a. ¤g¥Íªº, ¤gµÛªº, ­ì¦í¥Áªº
autochthonic	a. ¤g¥Íªº, ¤gµÛªº
autochthonism	n. ¤gµÛ, ¤g¥Í, ¤g²£
autochthonous	a. ¤g¥Íªº, ¤gµÛªº, ­ì¦í¥Áªº
autocide	n. ¼²¨®¦Û±þ
autoclasis	n. [Âå] ¦Û¯}, ¦Ûµõ, (¦p:¦Û¨­§K¬Ì, ¦Û¨­¤§§Ü­ì¤Þ°_§ÜÅé, ¦Ó­P¥»¨­²Õ´¤§¯}Ãa)
autoclave	n. À£¤OÁç, °ªÀ£Áç
autocode	n. ¦Û°Ê½s½X
autocoid	n. ¤º¤Àªc¯À
autocorrelation	n. ¦Û¬ÛÃö¾¹
autocracy	n. ¿Wµô¬Fªv, ¿Wµô¬F©², ¿Wµô°ê®a
autocrat	n. ¿WµôªÌ, ¿Wµô§g¥D, ±M¨îªÌ, ÅQ¹DªÌ
autocratic	a. ¿Wµôªº, ±M¨îªº, ±M¾îªº
autocratical	a. ¿Wµôªº(=autocratic), ±M¨îªº, ±M¾îªº
autocratically	adv. ¿Wµô¦a, ±M¨î¦a, ±M¾î¦a
autocross	n. ¨T¨®¶V³¥ÁÉ
Autocue	n. [°Ó¼Ð] (¦bºt»¡ªÌ­±«e¥H¿Ã¹õ³v¦æ¬M¥XÁ¿½Zªº)¦Û°Ê´£µü¾÷
autocycle	n. ¼¯¦«¨®
autocytolysin	n. [Âå] ²Ó­M¦Û·»¯À, (¦Pautolysin)
autocytolysis	n. [Âå] ²Ó­M¦Û·», (¦Pautolysis)
autodafe	n. ©v±Ðµô§P©Ò
autodialer	n. (¹q¸Üªº)¦Û°Ê¼·¸¹¸Ë¸m
autodidact	n. ¦Û¾ÇªÌ
autodigestion	n. ¦Û¨­·»¸Ñ, ¦ÛÅé¤À¸Ñ, ¦Û·»
autodrome	n. Áɨ®¶]¹D
autodyne	n. ±µ¦¬¸Ë¸m
autoecholalia	n. [Âå] ¦Û§Ú¤ÏÂл¡¸Ü
autoecious	a. [¥Í] ³æ¥D±H¥Íªº(heteroecious)
autoemission	n. ¦Û°Êµo®g
autoerotic	§Î¦ÛÅé©Ê¼¤ªº, ¦ÛÅʪº
autoeroticism	n. ¦ÛÅé©Ê¼¤(=autoerotism), ¤â²]
autoerotism	n. ¦ÛÅé©Ê¼¤, ¤â²]
autofocus	n. (·Ó¬Û¾÷µ¥ªº)¦Û°Ê¹ïµJ¸Ë¸m
autogamous	a. ¦Ûªá¨ü¯»ªº
autogamy	n. ¦Ûªá¨ü¯», ¦ÛÅé¥Í´Þ
autogenesis	n. ³æ©Ê¥Í´Þ, ¦Û¥Í, µL¥Í·½½×
autogenetic	a. ³æ©Ê¥Í´Ó, ¦Û¥Í
autogenous	a. ¦Û¥Íªº
autogeny	n. ¦Û¥Í, ³æ©Ê¥Í´Þ
autogestion	n. (¤u¼tªº)¦Û¥DºÞ²z
autogiro	n. ±ÛÁl¾÷
autograft	n. ¦ÛÅé²¾´Óª« (±q¦ÛÅé²¾´Óªº²Õ´©Î¾¹©x)
autograph	n. ¿Ëµ§, ¦Û¸p, ¿Ëµ§Ã±¦W;  vt. ¦Û¸p©ó, ¿Ëµ§Ã±¦W©ó, ¿Ëµ§¼g
autograph book	n. ñ¦W¥U
autographed	a. ¿Ëµ§Ã±¦Wªº
autographic	a. ¿Ëµ§ªº, ¿Ëµ§Ã±¦Wªº
autographical	a. ¿Ëµ§ªº, ¿Ëµ§Ã±¦Wªº
autographically	adv. ¿Ëµ§¦a, ¿Ëµ§Ã±¦W¦a
autography	n. ¿Ëµ§, µ§¸ñ, ­ì¯È¥Ûª©¦L¨ê³N
autogravure	n. ·Ó¬Ûª©ÀJ¨èªk
autogyro	n. ±ÛÁl¾÷
Autoharp	n. [°Ó¼Ð] ¦Û°Ê½Ýµ^ (¤@ºØ»ô¯Sµ^, «öÁä¶s«K¥i«µ¥X²³æªº©M­µ)
autohemolysin	n. [Âå] ¦ÛÅé·»¦å¯À, ¦Û·»¦å¯À
autohemolysis	n. [Âå] ¦Û¦å·»¸Ñ, ¦ÛÅé¬õ¦å²y·»¸Ñ
autohemolytic	a. [Âå] ¦Û¦å·»¸Ñªº
autohemotherapy	n. [Âå] ¦Û¦åÀøªk, (§â¦Û¤vªº¦å¥Ñ¦åºÞ©â¥X, ª`®g¦Ù¦×¤º)
autohypnosis	n. ¦Û§Ú¶Ê¯v
autohypnotic	a. [Âå] ¦Û§Ú¶Ê¯vªº
autoicous	a. [´Ó] ²§ªK¦P®èªº
autoignition	n. (¤º¿U¾÷¨T¬ûªº)¦Û¿U
autoimmune	a. [§K¬Ì] ¦Û¨­§K¬Ìªº
autoimmunity	n. [Âå] ¦ÛÅé§K¬Ì©Ê, (°Ñautoimmune)
autoimmunization	n. [Âå] ¦ÛÅé§K¬Ìªk, (¤@ºØ§Ü­ì¦bÅ餺©Ò¤Þ°_¤§§ÜÅé¹ï¦Û¨­¤§²Õ´¾É­P¯}ÃaªÌ)
autoinatic	n. ¦Û°Ê
autoinfection	n. ¦ÛÅé¶Ç¬V
autoinfusion	n. [Âå] ¦Pautotransfusion
autoinoculation	n. ¦ÛÅé±µºØ, ¯f¬r¦ÛÅé²¾Âà
autointoxication	n. ¦ÛÅ餤¬r
autoionization	n. [­ì¤lª«²z] ¦Û¹qÂ÷
autoist	n. ±`¥Î¨T¨®ªº¤H
autokinesis	n. ¦Ûµo¤§°Ê§@
autokinetic	a. ¦Û°Êªº
autolavage	n. [Âå] ¦Û§Ú¬~­G
autolesion	n. [Âå] ¦Û¶Ë, ¦Û»s·l¶Ë
autoloading	a. (¨Bºj¡B¤âºjµ¥)¥b¦Û°Êªº, ¦Û°Ê¸Ë¶ñªº
autologous	a. [¥~¬ì¡E¥Í] ¦ÛÅé²¾´Óªº, ¦P·½¦ÛÅ骺, ¦ÛÅé©T¦³ªº
Autolycus	n. [§Æ¯«] ¶ø¦«§f¬ì´µ (¥H¥©©óµsÅѵۺÙ, ¯à±N©Ò°½ªºªF¦èÅܱo§¹¥þµLªk¿ë»{, ´¿°½µs Sisyphus ªº¤û)
autolysate	n. [¥Í¤Æ] ¦Û·»²£ª«
autolyse	v. [¥Í] (¨Ï)·»¸Ñ
autolysin	n. [¥Í¤Æ] (¯}Ãa°Ê´Óª«²Õ´ªº)¦Û·»¯À
autolysis	n. ¦Û§Ú¤À¸Ñ
autolytic	a. [Âå] ¦Û·»ªº
automaker	n. ¨T¨®»s³y·~
automat	n. ¨Ï¥Î¦Û°Ê³c½æ¾÷ªºÀ\À], ¦Û°Ê³c½æ¾÷
automata	n. (automationªº½Æ¼Æ), ¦Û°Ê¤Æ, ¦Û°Ê±±¨î, ¦Û°Ê¾Þ§@
automate	vt. ¨Ï¦Û°Ê¤Æ, vi. ¦Û°Ê¤Æ
automated teller machine	n. ¦Û°ÊÂd­û¾÷(ATM)
automatic	a. ¦Û°Êªº, µL·NÃѪº, ¾÷±ñªº, ¤£¦Ûıªº, ¤Ï®gªº;  n. ¦Û°Êªº¾÷¾¹, ¦Û°Ê¸Ë¸m, ¦Û°ÊªZ¾¹, ¦Û°Ê¤âºj, ¦³¦Û°ÊÅܳt¸Ë¸mªº¨T¨®
automatic direction finder	n. (­¸¾÷ªº)¦Û°Ê¿ì¦V¾¹(ADF)
automatic door	n. ¦Û°Êªù
automatic link	¦Û°ÊÃì±µ
automatic pencil	n. ¦Û°Ê¹]µ§
automatic pilot	n. (²î¡B­¸¦æ¾¹)¦Û°Ê¾r¾p»ö
automatic pistol	n. ¦Û°Ê¤âºj
automatic rifle	n. ¦Û°Ê¨Bºj
automatic tracking	n. ¦Û°Ê°lÂÜ
automatic transmission	n. ¦Û°ÊÅܳt¸Ë¸m
automatically	adv. ¦Û°Ê¦a, ¾÷±ñ¦a, ¤£¦Ûı¦a
automaticity	n. ¦Û°Ê©Ê
automatin	n. [Âå] ¤û¤ß¯À
automation	n. ¦Û°Ê¤Æ, ¦Û°Ê±±¨î, ¦Û°Ê¾Þ§@
automatism	n. ¦Û°Ê©Ê, ¦Û°Ê§@¥Î, ¾÷±ñ©Êªº¦æ¬°
automatize	v. ¨Ï¦Û°Ê¤Æ
automatograph	n. ¦Û°Ê°O¿ý¾¹
automaton	n. ¦Û°Ê¾÷¾¹, ¦Û°Ê¸Ë¸m, ¾÷¾¹¤H, ¦æ°Ê¾÷±ñ¤Æªº¤H
automatous	a. (¦ü)¦Û°Êªº, ¾÷±ñªº
automechanism	n. ¦Û°Ê¸Ë¸m
automobile	n. ¨T¨®
automobile assembly worker	n. ¨T¨®¸Ë°t¼t¤u¤H
automobile carrier	n. ¨T¨®·h¹B²î
automobile exhaust	¨T¨®±Æ©ñªº¼o®ð
automobile insurance	n. ¨T¨®«OÀI
automobilist	n. ±`¥Î¨T¨®ªÌ
automonitor	n. ¦Û°ÊºÊ·þµ{¦¡
automorphism	n. [¼Æ] ¦Û¦Pºc
automotive	a. ¨T¨®ªº, ¦Û°Ê±À¶iªº
autonephrectomy	n. [Âå] µÇ¦ÛÅé¤Á°£, (µÇ¦åºÞªý¶ëµ¥¦]³y¦¨)
autonomic	a. ¦Ûªvªº, ¦Û«ßªº
autonomics	n. ¦Û°Ê¨t²Îµ{¦¡±±¨î¬ã¨s
autonomist	n. ¥D±i¦ÛªvªÌ, ¦Ûªv½×ªÌ
autonomotropic	a. [Âå] ¿Ë¦Û¥D¯«¸g¨tªº, »P¦Û¥D¯«¸g¦³¿Ë©M¤Oªº
autonomous	a. ¦Ûªvªº, ¦Û¥Dªº, ¦³¦ÛªvÅvªº, ¿W¥ßªº
Autonomous System	¦Ûªv¨t²Î(²Î¤@ºÞ²z¤Uªº¤@²Õ¸ô¥Ñ¾¹, ¹B¥Î¤@¯ë¤º³¡ºôÃö³q°T¨óij¶Ç°e¼Æ¾Ú¥]ªº¨t²Î)
autonomously	adv. ¦Û«ß¦a
autonomy	n. ¦Ûªv, ¦ÛªvÅv, ¦Ûªv¹ÎÅé
autonym	n. ¥»¦W, ¯u¦W, ¥H¥»¦Wµoªíªº§@«~
autopathy	n. [Âå] ¦Ûµo¯f, (µL©úÅã¯f¦]¤§¯e¯f, ¦Pidiopathic disease)
autopay	n. ¦Û°ÊÂà±b
autophagia	n. [Âå] ¦ÛÅé®ø¯Ó¦Û­¹¤v¦×
autophagous	a. ¦Û­¹©Êªº, ¦Û§Ú®ø¯Óªº
autophagy	n. ¦ÛÅé§]¾½, ²Ó­M¦Û¾½
autophilia	n. [Âå] ¦Û´LÂ}, ¦Û¤v·Ä·R
autophobia	n. [Âå] ¦Û§Ú®£Äß, ¿W³BÁx©Ä
autophony	n. [Âå] autophonia
autophyte	n. [´Ó] (¯à±qµL¾÷ª«¤¤ª½±µÄá¨úÀç¾iª«ªº)¦Û¾i´Óª«
autopiler	n. ¦Û°Ê½sĶµ{¦¡
autopilot	n. (²î¡B­¸¦æª«)¦Û°Ê¾r¾p»ö(=automatic pilot)
autopista	n. (¦è¯Z¤ú©M¦è¯Z¤ú»y°ê®aªº)°ª³t¤½¸ô
autoplarity	n. ¦Û°Ê·¥©ÊÅÜ´«
autoplasmotherapy	n. [Âå] ¦ÛÅé¦å¼ßÀøªk
autoplast	n. ¦ÛÅé²¾´Óª«
autoplastic	a. [Âå] ¦ÛÅé³y§Îªº, ¦Û¨­²¾´Óªº
autoplasty	n. ¦Û¨­²Õ´²¾´Ó¤â³N
autoploid	a. [Âå] ¦Û¼W¬V¦âÅ骺, (¦Pautopolyploid)
autoplotter	n. ¦Û°Êø¹Ï¾÷
autopolyploid	n. ¦P·½¦h­¿Åé
autoproteolysis	n. [Âå] ¦Û·», (¦Pautolysis)
autoprothrombin	n. [Âå] ¦ÛÅé¾®¦å»Ã¯À­ì
autopsy	n. Åç«Í(postmortem)
autopsychic	a. [Âå] ¦Ûıªº, ¦Û§Ú·NÃѪº, (»Pallopsychic¬Û¤Ï)
autopsychosis	n. [ºë¯«¯f¾Ç] ¦Û§ÚÃѧO»Ùê©Êºë¯«¯f
autoptic	a. Åç«Íªº, ²{³õÅçÃÒªº
autoptical	a. Åç«Íªº, ²{³õÅçÃÒªº
autoradiogram	n. ¦Û°Ê©ñ®g·Ó¬Û(=autoradiograph)
autoradiograph	n. ¦Û°Ê©ñ®g·Ó¬Û
autoradiography	n. [Âå] ¦ÛÅé®g½uÄá¼v, (¨­ÅéªA¥Î©ñ®g©Êª«½è«á, ©Ò§@¤§¯S§O²Õ´·Ó¹³Àˬd)
autoregulation	n. (¤£¦P±ø¥ó¤Uªº¤ºÅ¦¾¹©x¡B¥Íª«¡B¥ÍºA¨t²Îµ¥ªº)¦ÛÅé½Õ¸`
autorotation	n. [ªÅ] (±ÛÁl¾÷©Îª½ª@¾÷±ÛÁl¤£­É§U¾÷°Ê¤Oªº)¦ÛÂà(°Ê), (­¸¾÷ªº)µL±±¦Û±Û
autoroute	n. (ªk°ê©M¤ñ§Q®Éªº)°ª³t¤½¸ô
autosensitization	n. [Âå] ¦ÛÅé¹L±Ó§@¥Î, (¦Pautoimmunization)
autosepticemia	n. [Âå] ¦ÛÅé±Ñ¦å¯f, (¦Û¨­¤§¬r¯À¤Þ°_¤§±Ñ¦å¯f)
autoserodiagnosis	n. [Âå] ¦ÛÅé¦å²M¶EÂ_ªk
autoserum	n. [Âå] ¦ÛÅé¦å²M, ¥»¨­¦å²M
autosexing	a. ©Ê§O¦ÛÅéÅã¥Üªº
autosite	n. [Âå] Áp­L¦Û¾iÅé, (Âù¥]©Ç­L, ¨ä¤¤¤§¤@¤£¯àª½±µÀò±oÀç¾i, ¶·¨Ì¾a¨ä¥t¤@¦ñÁp­L¨ÑÀ³, «áªÌ¿×¤§autosite)
autosomal	a. [Âå] ¥¿¬V¦âÅ骺
autosomatognosis	n. [Âå] ¥¢ªÏ¤Û¦s·P
autosome	n. [¿ò] (©Ê¬V¦âÅé¥H¥~ªº)±`¬V¦âÅé(heterochromosome)
autostability	n. [¾÷] ¦Ûí©w©Ê
autostarter	n. ¦Û°_°Ê¾¹
autostrada	n. (¸q¤j§Qªº)°ª³t¤½¸ô
autosuggestion	n. ¦Û§Ú·t¥Ü
autosyn	n. ¦Û°Ê¦P¨B¾÷
autosyns	n. ¦Û°Ê¦P¨B¾¹
autotelic	a. ¦Û¤v¥»¨­¨ã¦³¥Øªºªº
autotetraploid	a. ¦P·½¥|­¿Å骺
autotimer	n. (¹qª¤¨ãµ¥ªº)¦Û°Ê©w®É¾¹
autotomize	vi. vt. [°Êª«] (»h»iµ¥)¦Û¤Á, ¦Û³Î(¨­Å骺¤@³¡¤À)
autotomy	n. ¦Û³Î
autotopagnosia	n. [Âå] ©w¦ìı¯Ê¥¢
autotoxic	a. [Âå] ¦ÛÅ餤¬rªº
autotoxicosis	n. ¦ÛÅ餤¬r
autotoxin	n. ¦ÛÅé¬r¯À
autotransformer	n. ¦Û°ÊÅÜÀ£¾¹
autotransfusion	n. ¦ÛÅé¿é¦å
autotransplant	n. vt.
autotransplantation	n. [Âå] ¦ÛÅé²¾´Ó(autograft)
autotroph	n. [¥Í] ¦Û¾i(§@¥Î)
autotrophic	a. [¥Í] ¾aµL¾÷ª«½è¥Í¦sªº, ¦Û¾iªº(heterotrophic)
autotruck	n. ¹B³f¥d¨®
autotype	n. ³æ¦âª©, ¦¹ª©¦L¦¨ªº¬Û¤ù, ½Æ¼g;  v. ¥Î³æ¦â·Ó¬Ûª©½Æ¼g, ½Æ»s
autotypography	n. ºÒ¦Lª©ªk
autovaccination	n. [Âå] ¦ÛÅé¬Ì­]Àøªk¦ÛÅé±µºØªk
autovaccine	n. [Âå] ¦ÛÅé¬Ì­], (¨äµß­], ¥Ñ¨ä¨­¤º°ö¾iªÌ)
autowinder	n. (¬Û¾÷µ¥ªº)¦Û°Ê±²¤ù¸Ë¸m
autoworker	n. ¨T¨®¤u¤H
autoxidation	n. ¦ÛµM®ñ¤Æ
autumn	n. [­^] ¬î, ¬î¤Ñ, ¬î©u, ­ä¸¨´Á, ±ß¦~, ¼Ç¦~
autumn crocus	n. µf¬õªá(meadow saffron)
autumn foliage	¬î¸­, ¬î¤Ñªº¬õ¸­
autumn leaves	¬î¸­, ¬î¤Ñªº¸¨¸­
autumnal	a. ¬îªº, ¬î¤Ñªº, ¬î©uªº, ¬î¤Ñ¶}ªáªº, ¤w¹L¤¤¦~ªº
autunite	n. [Äq] ¶t¹\¶³¥À
aux	n. ¿é§U³]³ÆªºÅÞ¿è³]³Æ¦W, ¦bMSDOS¤¤¸g±`¹ïÀ³©óCOM1
aux.	auxiliary
auxanography	n. [Âå] ²Óµßµo¨|Àˬd, (Àˬd°ö¾i°ò¦ü§_¾A¦X¬Y²Óµß¥Íªø)
auxanometer	n. (´Óª«)¥Íªø­p
auxesis	n. [¥Í] (¥Ñ¾¹©x¡B²Ó­MÅé¿nªº¼W¤j¾É­Pªº)¥Íªø, (¤×«ü²Ó­Mªº)¼W¤j(merisis)
auxetic	n. [Âå] µo¨|¾¯
auxetophone	n. §UÁn¾¹
auxil.	auxiliary
auxiliaries	n. ªþªñ
auxiliary	a. »²§Uªº, ³Æ¥Îªº;  n. »²§UªÌ, »²§Uª«, §U°Êµü
auxiliary occupation	°Æ·~
auxiliary verb	n. [¤åªk] §U°Êµü
auxiliaryequipment	n. »²§U³]³Æ
auxilytic	a. [Âå] «P·»ªº
auxin	n. ­_ªø¯À
auxiometer	n. [Âå] ³zÃè©ñ¤j¤O­p, (´ú¶q³zÃè©ñ¤j¥\¯à¤§­p¶q¾¹)
auxo	comb. ªí¥Ü¡u¥Íªø¡v, ¡u¼W¤j¡v
auxochrome	n. [¤Æ] §U¦â¹Î
auxochromic	a. [Âå] ¼W¦â°òªº
auxocyte	n. [Âå] µo¨|´Á¥Í´Þ²Ó­M, (µo¨|¤¤¤§ºë¤l©Î§Z¥À­M, ¤S¦W:gonotokont)
av.	average, avoirdupois, Avenue
Ava	n. ¤k¤l¦W
avadavat	n. [³¾] ¬õ±öªá³¶ (¤@ºØ¥sÁnÀu¬üªºÅ¢³¾, ·¬³¾¬ì, ­ì²£«n¨È)
avahi	n. [°Êª«] ¤òª°µU
avail	v. ¦³¥Î, ¦³§Q©ó, ¦³À°§U;  n. ¥Î³B, ¯q³B, ®Ä¥Î, §Q¯q
avail oneself of	§Q¥Î, ¶X
availability	n. ¥i¥Î©Ê, ¦³®Ä©Ê, ¥i±o©Ê
available	a. ¥i§Q¥Îªº, ¥i¥Îªº, ¥iÀò±oªº, ¦³ªÅªº
available energy	n. ¥i¥Î¯à
available light	n. ¦ÛµM¥ú, ¦ÛµM¥ú½u
availableness	n. ¥i±o, ¦³®Ä
availably	adv. ¦³®Ä¦a
availavility	n. ¥i¥Î©Ê, ¦³®Ä©Ê, ®Ä¤O, ¥i±o©Ê, ¥i±o¨ìªºªF¦è(©Î¤H­û)
avalanche	n. ³·±Y, ¤s±Y, ´é¦Ü
avalanche lily	n. ¤s¨ª½¬
avalvular	a. [Âå] µL䪺
avant	a. ¤å¤Æ©Î­·®æ¤W«e½Ãªº
avant garde	n. [ªk¤å] «e½Ã, ¥ý¾W
avant-courier	n. ¥ýÅX, «e½Ã, ¥ý¾W
avant-garde	a. «e½Ãªº;  n. «e½Ã¬£, ¥ý¾W
avant-garde play	n. «e½ÃÀ¸¼@
avant-gardism	n. (¤åÃÀªº)«e½Ã¥D¸q
Avar	n. ªü¥Ëº¸¤H (¤»¥@¬ö«e«á¤ä°tªF¼Úªº¤@­ÓºØ±Ú, 800¦~³Q¬d²z°Ò©ºªA, ²{©~¦í©ó°ª¥[¯Á¦a°Ï)
avarice	n. ³g°ý, ³g¼¤, ³g¤ß
avaricious	a. ³g°ýªº, ³g¤ßªº, ³g±oµL¹½ªº
avariciously	adv. ³g¤ß¦a, ³g°ý¦a
avariciousness	n. ³g¤ß, ³g°ý
avascular	a. [¸Ñ] (²Õ´µ¥)µL¦åºÞªº
avascularization	n. [Âå] ÅX¦åªk, ¿£±aÅX¦åªk
avast	int. [®ü] °±¦í!
avatar	n. ¤Ñ¯«¤U¤Z, ¯«¤§¤Æ¨­, ¨ãÅé¤Æ, Åé²{
avaunt	int. [¥j] ¨«¶}
AVC	¦Û°Ê­µ¶q±±¨î(automatic volume control)
avdp.	avoirdupois
ave	int. Åwªï, ¦A¨£
Ave Maria	n. ºÖ«v°¨§Q¨È
ave-bell	n. ¬è뤧ÄÁ
Ave.	Avenue
avellan	a. [¯¾] (¤Q¦r)¥|ÁuºdªG§Îªº
avenaceous	a. (¦ü)¿P³Áªº(oat)
avenge	v. ³ø¤³, ´_¤³, ³ø´_
avenge one's insult	³ø¤³³·®¢
avenge one's wrongs on someone	¦V¬Y¤H³ø¤³¦ù­Þ
avenge someone for	¦V¬Y¤H³ø...¤³
avenge someone on	¬°¬Y¤H¦V...³ø¤³
avenger	n. ´_¤³ªÌ
avens	n. [´Ó] ¤ô·¨±öÄÝ´Óª«
aventail	n. (²¯¥Òªº)¤UÁy³¡Å@­±¥Ò
Aventine	n. [¦a] ªü¤å¸¦¥§¥C (ù°¨¤C¥C(Seven Hills of Rome)¤§¤@)
aventurine	n. Åxª÷¬Á¼þ
avenue	n. ªL½®¹D, ¤j¹D, ¤jµó, ¤â¬q, ¤èªk, ³~®|
aver	vt. Â_¨¥, ¥D±i, ÃÒ©ú, ÃÒ¹ê
average	n. ¥­§¡, ¥­§¡¼Æ, ºâ³N¥­§¡³N, ¥­§¡¤ô¥­, ¤@¯ë¤ô·Ç, ¤@¯ë¼Ð·Ç, (®ü¤W«OÀIªº)®ü·l;  a. ¥­§¡ªº, ¤@¯ëªº, ´¶³qªº, ³q±`ªº;  vt. ¥­§¡, §¡¤À, ¨D¥­§¡¼Æ, vi. ¥­§¡¹F..., ¥­§¡¬°
average deviation	n. ¥­§¡°¾®t
average life	n. (©ñ®g©Êª«½èªº)¥­§¡¹Ø©R(mean life)
average out	¹F¨ì¥­§¡¼Æ, ¨ú±o¥­¿Å
average out to	¥­§¡¬°...
averagely	adv. ¥­§¡¦a, ¤@¯ë¦a
Averil	n. ¨k¤l¦W, ¤k¤l¦W
averment	n. Â_¨¥, ¥D±i, [ªk«ß] ¨Æ¹êªº³¯­z
Avernus	n. ¸q¤j§Q®³©Y¨½ªþªñªº¤p´ò, ¦aº»
averr	v. Â_¨¥, ¥D±i
Averroism	n. ªü«Âù¥ì¾Ç»¡ (¥D­n¬O¹ï¨È¨½¤h¦h¼w­õ¾Ç§@ªx¯«½×ªº¸ÑÄÀ, »{¬°ª«½è©M¹B°Ê¥ÃùÚ¦s¦b, ¤£¬O¯u¥D©Ò³Ð³y)
averse	a. ¶û´cªº, ¤Ï·Pªº, ¤Ï¹ïªº, ¤£Ä@·Nªº
averseness	n. ¶û´c, ¤Ï¹ï, ¤Ï·P, ¤£±¡Ä@
aversion	n. ¶û´c, ¤Ï·P, ¹½´c, °Q¹½ªº¨Æª«, °Q¹½ªº¤H
aversive	a. Á׶}°Q¹½ª«ªº, §Ù°£ªº
avert	v. ²¾Âà(ª`·N¤O¡B¥Ø¥ú), Á׶}, ÁקK, ¨¾¤î
avertable	a. ¥iÁ׶}ªº
avertible	a. ¥iÁ׶}ªº, ¥iÁקKªº, ¥i¨¾¤îªº
Avertin	n. [°Ó¼Ð] ªü¦ò¤B (tribromoethanol ªº°Ó«~¦W)
aves	n. ³¾Ãþ
Avesta	n. ªi´µÏ÷±Ðªº¸t¨å
Avestan	a. ¡mªüºû´µªû¡nªº, ªüºû´µªû»yªº
avg.	average
avgas	n. ­¸¾÷¥Îªº¨Tªo
avi	n. Windowsªº°ÊµeÀÉ®×(Audio Video Interleaved);  comb. ªí¥Ü¡u³¾¡v
avian	a. ³¾ªº, ³¾Ãþªº
avianize	vt. ¨Ï(¯f¬r)Âû­F¤Æ
aviarist	n. ³¾Ãþ¹}¾i®a
aviary	n. ³¾ªÙ, ¤j³¾Å¢
aviate	v. ¥Î­¸¾÷­¸¦æ
aviation	n. ¯èªÅ, ­¸¦æ, ­¸¦æ³N, ¯èªÅ³N, ­¸¾÷, ¯èªÅ¤u·~
aviation badge	n. ­¸¦æÀ²³¹
aviation cadet	n. ¯èªÅ¾Ç­û
aviation insurance	¯èªÅ«OÀI
aviation medicine	n. ¯èªÅÂå¾Ç
aviation spirit	n. ¯èªÅ¿U®Æ
aviator	n. ­¸¦æ­û, ­¸¦æ®a
aviatress	n. ¤k­¸¦æ­û(=aviatrix), ¤k­¸¦æ®a
aviatrix	n. ¤k­¸¦æ­û, ¤k­¸¦æ®a
aviculture	n. ¾i³¾, ³¾Ãþ¹}¾i
avid	a. ¼ö±æªº, ´÷±æªº, ³g°ýªº
avidin	n. [¥Í¤Æ] §Ü¥Íª«¯À³J¥Õ(½è) (§Z²M¤¤»P¥Íª«¯Àµ²¦X¦b¤@°_¨Ã¨Ï¥Íª«¯À³à¥¢¬¡©Êªº¤@ºØ³J¥Õ½è)
avidity	n. ¼ö±æ, ´÷±æ, ³g°ý
avidly	adv. ¼ö±æ¦a, ´÷±æ¦a, ³g°ý¦a
avidya	n. [¦L«×±Ð¡E¦ò±Ð] µLª¾, µL©ú («ü¹ï©ó³Ì°ª¯u²z·M¬NµLª¾)
avifauna	n. ³¾Ãþ
aviform	a. ³¾§Îªº
avigation	n. ¯èªÅ, ¯èªÅ¾Ç, ªÅ¤¤¾É¯è
Avignon	n. ¨È«Â¹A (ªk°êªF«n³¡¤@«°¥«¦W)
Avila	n. [¦a] ªüºû©Ô (¦è¯Z¤ú¤¤³¡«°¥«, ¦³¤Q¤@¥@¬ö«°ùÙ)
avionic	a. ¯èªÅ¹q¤l¾Çªº
avionics	n. ¯èªÅ¹q¤l¾Ç
avirulence	n. [Âå] µL¬r©Ê
avirulent	a. µL¬rªº
Avis	n. ¤k¤l¦W
aviso	n. ³q³ø, ³q³øÄ¥
avitaminosis	n. ºû¥L©R¯Ê¥F¯g
avitaminotic	a. [Âå] ºû¥Í¯À¯Ê¥F¯fªº
avitrice	n. ¤k­¸¦æ®a
avizandum	n. [Ĭ®æÄõ«ß] (ªk©x¦b§P®×«eªº)­Ó¤H«ä¦Ò
avn.	aviation
avo	n. ¤À (¿Dªù»²¹ô¦W, 100¤À: =1/100 pataca)
AVO meter	¸U¥Îªí
avocado	n. Æs±ù, ¹T±ù
avocation	n. °Æ·~, ¶Ý¦n, ·~¾l·R¦n, [¤f] ¾·~
avocatory	a. ¥l¦^ªº
avocet	n. [³¾] ¤Ï¼Løf
Avogadro	n. ªü¦ò¥[¼wù (Count Amedeo Avogadro, 1776-1856, ¸q¤j§Q¤Æ¾Ç®a©Mª«²z¾Ç®a, ³Ð¥ßªü¦ò¥[¼wù©w«ß)
avoid	vt. ÁקK, °kÁ×, °jÁ×, ¸úÁ×, «Å§iµL®Ä, ¼o¤î
avoid someone like the plague	¹³¸úÁ×½E¬Ì¤@¼Ë¦a¸úÁ׬Y¤H
avoidable	a. ¥iÁקKªº, ¥i¼o¤îªº
avoidably	adv. ¥iÁקK¦a
avoidance	n. ÁקK, Á׶}, °kÁ×, °jÁ×, µL®Ä, ¼o¤î
avoidant	a. °jÁתº, °kÁתº
avoir.	avoirdupois
avoirdupois	n. ±`¿Å, Åé­«, ­«¶q
avoirdupois weight	n. ±`¿Å
Avon	n. ·R¤åªe(­^°ê¤¤³¡¤@ªe¦W)
avos	n. ¿Dªù»²¹ô
avoset	n. ªø¼L¤WÅsªºªø¸}³¾
avouch	vt. Â_¨¥, Án¨¥, «OÃÒ, ©Ó»{, vi. «OÃÒ
avouch for	«OÃÒ, ¾á«O
avouchment	n. Án¨¥, «OÃÒ
avow	vt. Án©ú, ©Ó»{, ¤½¶}«Å¥¬, ¨Ñ»{
avowal	n. Án©ú, Án¨¥, (¤½¶})©Ó»{, ©Z©Ó
avowed enemy	¦º¼Ä, ¤£¦@À¹¤Ñªº¼Ä¤H
avowedly	adv. ¤½µM¦a, ¤½¶}¦a
avulse	v. §èÂ÷, ¼¹µõ, ­éÂ÷
avulsion	n. §è¶}, ¼¹µõ, §èÂ÷ªº³¡¥÷
avuncular	a. ¨û¤÷ªº, §B¤÷ªº, ¦p¨û¤÷ªº, ¦p§B¤÷ªº, ¦³ªøªÌ¤§­·ªº
avunculate	a. ¸¤¤÷¤èªº, ¥Ñ¸¤¤÷ºÞ²zªº
aw	int. ¾¾;  n. µ´¹ï¥Ë¯S(abwatt)
AWACS	n. ªÅ¤¤¹wĵ¨t²Î(Airborne Warning And Control System)
await	v. µ¥, µ¥­Ô, µ¥«Ý
await one's spade	µ¥«Ý¶}±¸
await spades	µ¥«Ýµo±¸
awake	vt. ³ê¿ô, ¥s¿ô, ³ê°_, ı¿ô, vi. ¿ô, °_§É;  a. ¿ôªº, ¿ôµÛªº, ²M¿ôªº, ĵıªº, ª`·Nªº
awake to	·NÃѨì, ¹îı¨ì
awaken	vt. ³ê¿ô, ¥s¿ô, ³ê°_, ı¿ô
awaken to	¿ô®©
awakening	n. ³ê¿ô, ı¿ô, ı®©;  a. ³ê¿ôªº, ı¿ôªº, ı®©ªº
award	vt. ±Â»P, ¹{µo, ½àµ¹, §P©w, §P¨M;  n. ¼ú, ¼ú«~, ¼úª÷, ¼ú¾Çª÷, §P¨M, µô¨M, µô©wÃB
award a degree	±Â¾Ç¦ì
awardee	n. ±o¼ú¤H, ¨ü½àªÌ
aware	a. ·NÃѨ쪺, ª¾¹Dªº, ©ú¥Õªº, ¹îıªº, ¤£°¨ªêªº
awareness	n. ·NÃÑ, ¹îı
awash	a. »P¤ô­±»ô¥­ªº, ³Q®ö¨R¥´ªº
away	adv. »·Â÷, ¦V»·³B, ¤£¦b, ¯Ê®u, Âಾ¤è¦V, Â÷¥h, ®ø¥¢, °£¥h, ¤£Â_¦a, ¤£°±¦a, §Y¨è, ¥ß§Y, ¥ß¨è, °¨¤W, »·»·¦a;  a. ¦b¹ï¤è³õ¦a¤ñÁɪº
away back	«Ü¤[¥H«e
away from	Â÷¶}, »·Â÷, ²æÂ÷, ¤£¦b
away from the din and bustle of the city	»·Â÷«°¥«ªº³ÙÄÛ
away from the market	¤£·Ó¥«»ù
away from the point	Â÷ÃD
away with	®³¶}, »°¨«, °£±¼
awe	n. ·q¬È, ¬ÈÄß;  vt. ¨Ï·q¬È
awe-inspiring	a. ¨Ï¤H·q¬Èªº
awe-stricken	a. ¬ÈÄߪº, ·q¬Èªº
awe-struck	a. ·q¬Èªº, ¬ÈÄߪº
aweary	a. ¯h­Âªº
aweat	n. ¦½
aweather	adv. ªï­·, ¦V­·
awed	a. ·P¨ì©Îªí¥Ü·q¬È[¬ÈÄß]ªº
aweigh	a. (Áã)­èÂ÷¶}®ü©³ªº
aweless	a. µL«ÂÄYªº, ¤£ª¾¬ÈÄߪº, ¤jÁxªº
awesome	a. ¥O¤H·q¬Èªº, ¥i©Èªº
awesomely	adv. ¥O¤H·q¬È¦a, ¥i©È¦a
awestricken	a. ¬ÈÄߪº, ·q¬Èªº, ®`©Èªº
awestruck	a. ¬ÈÄߪº, µÂµM°_·qªº
aweto	n. ¥VÂήL¯ó
awful	a. ¥i©Èªº, À~¤Hªº, ¥O¤H¬ÈÄߪº, ²øÄY, ·¥«×ªº, «D±`ªº;  adv. ·¥¬°, «D±`
awfully	adv. ¥O¤H·q¬È¦a, ¥O¤H¬ÈÄߦa, «Ü, «D±`, ·¥¬°, ¤F¤£±o
awfulness	n. «ÂÄY, ²øÄY, ¤£°ª¿³, ¤£´r§Ö
AWG	n. ¬ü°ê½u³W(American Wire Guage)¡A¼Æ­È·U¤j¡Aª½®|·U²Ó
awheel	adv. ÃMµÛ¦Û¦æ¨®;  a. ÃM¦Û¦æ¨®ªº
awhile	a. ¤ù¨è, ¤@·|¨à
awhirl	a. a. ±ÛÂ઺
awkward	a. ²Â©åªº, ¤£¼ô½mªº, ¤£ÆF¥©ªº, ¤£Àu¬üªº, ¤£¶®Æ[ªº, ¤£«Kªº, ¤£ºÙ¤âªº, ´Æ¤âªº, Ãø³B²zªº, Àª§¼ªº, Ãø³ôªº
awkward age	n. «C¬K´Áªì´Á
awkward customer	n. Ãø¹ï¥Iªº³Ã¥ë
awkwardly	adv. ²Â©å¦a, ¯T¯V¦a
awkwardness	n. ²Â©å, Ãø¬°±¡, Àª§¼
awl	n. À@¤l, ¦yÆp
awl-shaped	a. À@¤l§Îªº
awless	a. µL«ÂÄYªº, ¤£ª¾¬ÈÄߪº, ¤jÁxªº
awlwort	n. [´Ó] ºû¸­ªã (¤Q¦rªá¬ì¤ô¥Í´Óª«)
awn	n. (³Áµ¥ªº)¨~
awning	n. ¾B¶§ÁO, «BÁO
awning deck	n. ¤Ñ¹õ¥ÒªO
awningde	n. ¾BÁO
awny	a. ¦³¨~ªº
awoke	vbl. (awakeªº¹L¥h¦¡¡B¹L¥h¤Àµü), ³ê¿ô, ³ê°_, ¥s¿ô
awoken	vbl. (awakeªº¹L¥h¤Àµü), ³ê¿ô, ³ê°_, ¥s¿ô
AWOL	a. ¤£°²¥~¥Xªº(­x¤H)(Absence without leave);  n. ¤£°²¥~¥XªÌ
awry	adv. ¬n¦±¦a, ¬n±×¦a, ¥X¿ù¦a;  a. ¬n¦±ªº, ¬n±×ªº, ¥X¿ùªº
ax	n. ©ò, ©òÀY, ¾Ô©ò, ®ø´î;  vt. (¥H©ò)¬å, ¼A, (¤j´T)«d´î, ¸Ñ¶±;  comb. ªí¥Ü¡u¶b¡v(axis)
ax.	axiom, axis
axbreaker	n. [´Óª«] Â_©ò¾ð (¤ìµR¬ì, ¤@ºØ¤ì½è«D±`°íµwªº¾ð), [´Óª«] ¬õ¯}©ò¤ì¾ð (²£©ó«n¬ü)
axe	n. ©ò(=axe), ©òÀY, ¾Ô©ò, ®ø´î;  vt. (¥H©ò)¬å, ¼A, (¤j´T)«d´î, ¸Ñ¶±;  comb. ªí¥Ü¡u¶b¡v(axis)
axe-grinding	a. ¤ß¤¤§O¦³¥ø¹Ïªº
axel	n. [ªá¦¡·Æ¦B] «e¥~¤@¶g¥b¸õ, ¨k¤l¦W
axeman	n. ¥Î©òªÌ, ¾ö¤Ò
axenic	a. [¥Í] µLµßªº, ¥¼¦Ã¬Vªº, µL±H¥Íª«ªº
axes	n. (axisªº½Æ¼Æ), ¶b, ¶b½u, ¶b¤ß, ¦a¶b, ¶b¤ß°ê
axi	comb. ªí¥Ü¡u¶b¡v
axial	a. ¶bªº, ¦¨¶bªº, ¶b¤Wªº
axially	a. ¦V¶bªº¤è¦V
axiation	n. [Âå] ©w¶b, (¹ï­L¨à©Î¨­Åé¾¹©x)
axifugal	a. [Âå] ¦Paxofugal
axil	n. [´Ó] ¸­µÅ
axile	a. ¶bªº, ¶b¤Wªº
axilla	n. µÅ, µÅºÛ, ¸­µÅ(=axil)
axillary	a. µÅªº, µÅºÛªº, ¸­µÅªº
axinite	n. ©ò¥Û
axiology	n. »ù­È½×
axiom	n. ¤½²z, ¦Û©ú¤§²z, ­ì²z
axiomatic	a. ¤½²zªº, ¦Û©úªº
axiomatical	a. ¤½²zªº, ³q«hªº
axiomatically	adv. ¤½²z¦a, ¦Û©ú¦a
axioms	n. ©w²z
axion	n. [²z] ¶b¤l (¤@ºØ°²³]ªº²É¤l, ¹q²ü¬°0, ¦Û±Û¬°0, ½è¶q¤p©ó®Ö¤lªº1/1000)
axipetal	a. [Âå] ¦Paxopetal
axis	n. ¶b, ¶b½u, ¶b¤ß, ¦a¶b, ¶b¤ß°ê
axisymmetric	a. ¶b¹ïºÙªº
axle	n. ¨®¶b, ½ü¶b
axle box	n. ¶b½c
axle pin	n. (³f¨®µ¥ªº)¶b¾P
axletree	n. ¨®¶b
axman	n. ¥Î©òªÌ, ¾ö¤Ò
Axminster	n. ¤@ºØ¦a´à
axofugal	a. [Âå] »·¤ßªº, Â÷¶b¯Áªº, (¯«¸g¶Ç¾Éªu¶b¯Á¦Ü¥½µy)
axolemma	n. [Âå] ¶b¯ÁÀT, ¶b¯Á½¤
axolotl	n. [°Ê] ¬ü¦èë`
axolysis	n. [Âå] ¶b¯Á¤À¸Ñ, (°h¤Æ)
axometer	n. [Âå] ³zÃè¶b­p, ¦Paxonometer
axon	n. [¸Ñ¡E°Ê] (¯«¸g²Ó­Mªº)¶b¯Á, ¶b¬ð
axone	n. ¶b¬ð[¯«¸g²Ó­Mªº]
axoneme	n. [Âå] ¬V¦âÅé¶bµ·Ã@¤ò¶bµ·
axonometer	n. [Âå] ³zÃè¶b´ú­p
axonometric	a. ¶b´úªkªº
axonompetry	n. ´¹¶b¤§´ú©w
axonotmesis	n. [Âå] ¶b¯Á·l¶Ë, (ªí­±¶Ë®`, ¥i¦ÛµM´_­ì)
axopetal	a. [Âå] ¦V¤ßªº, ÁͶb¯Áªº, (¯«¸g¶Ç¾Éªu¶b¯Á¦Ü¯«¸g³æ¤¸¤§²Ó­MÅé)
axoplasm	n. [¸Ñ¡E°Ê] ¶b¬ð­ì¥Í½è, ¶b¼ß
axopodium	n. [Âå] ¦³¶b°°¨¬
axostyle	n. [Âå] °°¨¬¶b, (°°¨¬¤¤¥¡¤§¤ä«ùª«)
axseed	n. [´Ó] ¦hÅܤp«aªá (­ì²£¼Ú¬w, «á²¾´Ó¬ü°êªF³¡)
axstone	n. ©ò¥Û
ay	int. ¬O, ¦n, ¦æ, ÃÙ¦¨!;  n. ÃÙ¦¨²¼, §ëÃÙ¦¨²¼ªÌ;  adv. ¥Ã¤[¦a, ¸g±`¦a
ayah	n. ¤k¹², ¥¤¶ý
ayatollah	n. ¥ì®Ôªº¦^±Ð¤°¸­¬£»â³S
aye	int. ¬O, ¦n, ¦æ, ÃÙ¦¨!;  n. ÃÙ¦¨²¼, §ëÃÙ¦¨²¼ªÌ;  adv. ¥Ã¤[¦a, ¸g±`¦a
aye-aye	n. ®ß¹«µU, ª°µU, «üµU
ayin	n. §Æ§B¨Ó»yªº²Ä¤Q¤»­Ó¦r¥À
Aylesbury	n. [¦a] ®Jº¸¯÷§B¨½ (­^®æÄõ¥Õª÷º~°p-­º©²), [°Êª«] ®Jº¸¯÷§B¨½Àn (²£©ó¸Ó¥«ªº¤j«¬¥Õ¦â¦×Àn)
Aylwin	n. ¦ãº¸¤å(¨k¤l¦W)
Aymara	n. ¦ã°¨©Ô±Ú¤H (¬Á§Qºû¨È©M¯µ¾|ªº¦L²Ä¦w¤H, ²{¶È´Ý¦s©óªºªº³Ø³Ø´ò(Titicaca)ªþªñ), ¦ã°¨©Ô»y(±Ú)
Ayr	n. [¦a] ¦ãº¸ (Ĭ®æÄõ¦è«n³¡´ä¥«), [¦a] ¦ãº¸°p (­ì¬°Ä¬®æÄõ¦è«n¤@°p, °p©²¦ãº¸, 1975¦~¨ú®ø, ²{¬°´µ¯S©Ô´µ§JµÜ¦a°Ïªº¤@³¡¤À)
Ayr.	Ayrshire
Ayrshire	n. ¨Èº¸°p(Ĭ®æÄõ¦è«n³¡¤@°p), ¨Èº¸°p¨Å¤û
ayu	n. ­»³½(=sweetfish)
ayuntamiento	n. (¦è¯Z¤ú¤Î«e¦èÄÝ´Þ¥Á¦aªº)¥«¬F©², ¥«Ä³·|, ¥«¬FÆU
Ayurveda	n. [¦L«×±Ð] ¡mªü¤×ºû¼w¡n (¥jÂå®Ñ©M¾i¥Í®Ñ)
az	n. (¬ü°ê)¨È¾ú®á¨º¦{(Arizona);  comb. ªí¥Ü¡u§t´á¡v
az.	¤è¦ì¨¤, ¤è¦ìazimuth, azure
aza	comb. ªí¥Ü¡u§t¦³¨ú¥NºÒªº´á­ì¤l¡v
azacyclonol	n. [Âå] ¤ß²zªvÀøÃÄ, ¥Î§@ÂíÀR¾¯
azalea	n. §ùÃYªá
azan	n. («Å§ªÌ±q¦^±Ð²M¯u¦xµo¥Xªº)¬èë¥l³ê (¨C¤é¤­¦¸)
Azania	n. [¦a] ªü¤ã¥§¨È («D¬w¥Á±Ú¥D¸qªÌ¹ï¡u«n«D¡vªººÙ©I)
azapetine	n. [Âå] ¥½±é¦åºÞÃP¦¢ÃÄ, (adrenergic blocking)
azarole	n. [´Ó] «n¼Ú¤sÝÓ (¤sÝÓÄÝÄé¤ì, ­ì²£¦a¤¤®ü), [´Ó] «n¼Ú¤sÝÓªG («n¼Ú¤sÝÓªºªG¹ê, ¥i­¹¥Î)
azaserine	n. ´áµ·Ói»Ä(§í¨î¬Y¨Ç¸~½F¥Íªøªº¤@ºØ§Ü¥Í¯À) 
azathioprine	n. [ÃÄ] «}Ðü²¸áIËï (¥Î©ó§í¨îÅé²G§K¬Ì©M²Ó­M§K¬Ì)
azedarach	n. [´Ó] ·¯¾ð, [´Ó] ­W·¯, ·¯¾ð¥Ö (¹L¥h¥Î§@¶Ê¦R¾¯¡BÂmÃÄ©MÅX¸zÂÎÃÄ)
azeotrope	n. [¤Æ] ùÚªmª«, ¦@ªm²V¦Xª«
azeotropy	n. [Âå] ªmÂI©T©w©Ê, (¸gµNªm«á©Ê½è»Pµ²ºc¤£ÅܪÌ)
Azerbaijan	n. ¨È¶ë«ôµM(°ê¦W)
Azerbaijani	n. ¨È¶ë«ôµM(°ê¦W¡A¦b¦è¨È)
Azeri	a. ¨È¶ë«ôµM¤Hªº, ¨È¶ë«ôµM»yªº
azide	n. [¤Æ] Å|´á¤Æª«
Azilian	a. ¤¤¥Û¾¹®É¥Nªº
azimuth	n. ¤è¦ì, ¤è¦ì¨¤
azimuth compass	n. ¤è¦ìù¸g
azimuthal	a. ¤è¦ì¨¤ªº
azine	n. [¤Æ] ¤G´á³°éG(azole)(¤@ºØ6¤¸Àô¤Æ¦Xª«Âø­ì¤l, ¨ä¤¤1­Ó¥H¤W¬°´á­ì¤l)
azo	a. [¤Æ] (¤Æ¦Xª«)§t°¸´áªº;  pref. ªí¥Ü¡u(§t)´áªº¡v, ªí¥Ü¡u(§t)°¸´á(°ò)ªº¡v
azobenzene	n. °¸´á­f
azobenzol	n. °¸´á­f
azoic	a. µL¥Íªº, µL¥Í©R®É¥Nªº
azole	n. [¤Æ] ¤@®ñ¤G²m¥îéG(azine)(¤@ºØ5¤¸Àô¤Æ¦Xª«)
azolitmin	n. [Âå] ¥Û¿¶¬õ½è, (»ÄÄЫ׸ղG)
azonal	a. ªx°ìªº («ü¤gÄ[¦]¦¨¤g´Áªñµ¥­ì¦]¤£¯à©úÅã¤À¼hªº)
azonic	a. ¤£­­©ó¤@¦a¤èªº, «D¦a¤è©Êªº
azoospermia	n. ºë²G¤¤µLºë¤l
Azores	n. ¨È³tº¸¸s®q
azote	n. ´á
azotemia	n. [Âå] ´á¦å¯g
azotenesis	n. [Âå] ´á½è¹L¦h¯f, (¦]´á½è¹L¦h¦Ó­P¤§¥ô¦ó¯e¯f)
azoth	n. [·Òª÷³N] (§@¬°¤@¤Áª÷Äݪº²Ä¤@­n¯Àªº)¤ô»È, (Paracelsus ªº)¸UÀ³ÆF¤¦
azotic	a. ´áªº
azotification	n. [Âå] ¤j®ð´á¤§©T©w, ©w´á
azotize	vt. ¨Ï¦¨°¸´á¤Æ¦Xª«, ¨Ï´á¤Æ
azotobacter	n. [µß] ¦Û¥Í©T´áµßÄÝ(Azotobacter)²Óµß
Azotobacteraceae	n. [Âå] ©w´á±ìµß¬ì, (¥i¨Ï¤j®ð¤§´á»PºÒ¤ô¤Æª«µ²¦X)
azotometer	n. [Âå] ´á¶q­p
Azotomonas	n. [Âå] ©w´á³æ­MµßÄÝ
azotorrhea	n. [Âå] ´á½èº|, ´áº|, (¤j«K¤º¦³¤j¶q´á½è¥~¬y)
azoturia	n. [Âå] ´á§¿, ´á§¿¯g
Azov	n. ¨È³t®ü
Azrael	n. ¦º¯«, ¦ºªº¤Ñ¨Ï
Aztec	n. ªü¯÷¯S§J¤H, ªü¯÷¯S§J»y;  a. ªü¯÷¯S§J¤Hªº, ªü¯÷¯S§J»yªº
Aztecan	a. ªü¯÷¯S§J¤Hªº, ªü¯÷¯S§J»yªº
azul	n. [«Z] ĵ¹î
azulejo	n. (¥Î©ó¼¯º¸¦¡«Ø¿vªºÂŦ⪺)ªá¿j
Azulfidine	Salicylazo-sulfapyridine»s¾¯ªº°Ó«~¦W, (ªvºC©Ê¼ìºÅ©Ê¸zª¢)
azure	n. ¤ÑÂŦâ, ºÑÂÅ;  a. ½«ÂŪº
azurine	a. ÂŪº, ²HÂŪº
azurite	n. ÂÅ»ÉÄq
azygo	comb. ªí¥Ü¡u¤£¦¨¹ïªº¡v
azygogram	n. [Âå] ©_ÀR¯ßX¥ú·Ó¤ù
azygography	n. [Âå] ©_ÀR¯ßX¥ú·Ó¹³, (°Ñ
vena azygos)
azygos	a. (¦Ù¡BÀR¯ßµ¥)¤£¦¨¹ïªº, ³æ¤@ªº
azygous	a. «D¹ï°¸ªº
azyme	n. µL»Ã»æ (µS¤Ó±Ð®{¦b¹O¶V¸`¦Y³oºØ»æ, ¤Ñ¥D±Ð®{¦b¼y¯¬¸tÀ\®É©^Äm³oºØ»æ)
azymia	n. [Âå] »Ã¯À¯Ê¥F, ¤£µo»Ã
azymic	a. [Âå] »Ã¯À¯Ê¥Fªº.¤£µo»Ãªº
B	n. ­^»y¦r¥À¤§²Ä¤G­Ó¦r¥À, ²Ä¤G­Ó, B¦r§Î, B§Îª«, B­µ, B½Õ, B«¬
B'ham.	Birmingham
b-girl	n. °s§a¤k
B.	bacillus, back, bag, bale, [¼Ö] bass, basso, bat, battery, bay (horse), before, billion, blue, [­^¡E®ð] blue sky, bomber, book, born, [ªO²y] bowled (by), [ªO²y] bye(s), [´Î²y] base(man), [¦a¹Ïµ¥] bay, Bachelor, Baron, [«Z] bastard, Blessed, Bible, brightness, British, brother, brotherhood, [¤f] bugger, bulb
B. and S.	¥ÕÄõ¦aĬ¥´¤ô
B.A.	¤å¾Ç¤h(¾Ç¦ì)Bachelor of Arts, [´Î²y] batting average, ®Ñ°Ó¨ó·|Booksellers Association, ­^°ê¾Ç·|British Academy, ¤£¦CÄA(¥_)¬ü¬wBritish America, British Association (for the Advancement of Scienc, ¥¬©y¿Õ´µ¦ã§Q´µBuenos Aires
B.A. degree	¤å¾Ç¤h¾Ç¦ì
B.A.A.	À³¥Î¤å¬ì¾Ç¤hBachelor of Applied Arts, ­^°ê¯èªÅ¯¸ºÞ²z§½British Airports Authority, ­^°ê¤Ñ¤å¾Ç·|British Astronomical Association
B.A.A.E.	n. ¯èªÅ»P¤ÓªÅ¤uµ{¾Ç¤h(Bachelor of Aeronautical and Astronautical Enginee)
B.A.C.	n. ­^°ê¤ÓªÅ[­¸¾÷]¤½¥q(British Aerospace [Aircraft] Corporation)
B.A.E.	¯èªÅ¤uµ{¾Ç¤hBachelor of Aeronautical Engineering, ¹A·~¤uµ{¾Ç¤hBachelor of Agricultural Engineering, «Ø¿v¤uµ{¾Ç¤hBachelor of Architectural Engineering, ÃÀ³N±Ð¨|¾Ç¤hBachelor of Art Education, ±Ð¨|¾Ç¤hBachelor of Arts in Education
B.A.E.E.	n. ªìµ¥±Ð¨|¾Ç¤h(Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education)
B.A.F.U.	ÄÑ¥]¡B¦×­¹¤Î¦³Ãö¦æ·~¤u·|Bakers', Food, and Allied Workers' Union
B.A.I.	n. ¤uµ{¾Ç¤h(Bachelor of Engineering)
B.A.M.	À³¥Î¼Æ¾Ç¾Ç¤hBachelor of Applied Mathematics, ­µ¼Ö¾Ç¤hBachelor of Arts in Music
B.A.O.	n. °ü²£¾Ç¾Ç¤h(Bachelor of Art of Obstetrics)
B.A.O.R.	British Army of the Rhine
B.A.S.	Bachelor of Agricultural Science, Bachelor of Applied Science, Bachelor of Arts and Sciences
B.A.T.	n. ±Ð¾Çªk¾Ç¤h(Bachelor of Arts in Teaching)
B.B.	¥|Ãa²y«O°e¤WÂSbase(s) on balls, °Ó·~¾Ç¤hBachelor of Business, ºu¯]¶b©Óball bearing, Àu¨}«~ºØbest of breed, ÂÅ¥Ö®ÑBlue Book, µS¤Ó¥S§Ì·|B'nai B'rith, ¤Ö¦~¤j¶¤Boys' Brigade
B.B.A.	n. ¤u°ÓºÞ²z¾Ç¤h(Bachelor of Business Administration)
B.B.B.C.	­^°ê®±À»¹B°ÊºÞ²z©e­û·|British Boxing Board of Control
B.B.B.Cn. .	­^°ê®±À»¹B°ÊºÞ²z©e­û·|(British Boxing Board of Control)
B.B.E.	n. °Ó·~±Ð¨|¾Ç¤h(Bachelor of Business Education)
B.C.	a. ¦è¤¸«e;  ¦è¤¸«ebefore Christ, ¤Æ¾Ç¾Ç¤hBachelor of Chemistry, °Ó¾Ç¤hBachelor of Commerce, ¯¥§L³s«ü´§©xBattery Commander, ¦Û¦æ¨®­Ñ¼Ö³¡Bicycle Club, ¸`¨î¥Í¨|Birth Control, ºÞ²z©e­û·|Board of Control, ¦E²î¨ó·|Boat Club, ¤£¦CÄA­ô­Û¤ñ¨ÈBritish Columbia, ­^°ê¤å¤Æ¨ó·|British Council, ¥d¤f¿OÀYbayonet cap,
B.C.A.	n. [­^] Bureau of Current Affairs
B.C.C.	­^°êª©Åv©e­û·|British Copyright Council, ­^°ê°ò·þ±Ð¨ó¶i·|British Council of Churches, ­^°êª½ÁÒ´Þ¥Á¦aBritish Crown Colony
B.C.E.	¤Æ¾Ç¤uµ{¾Ç¤hBachelor of Chemical Engineering, ¤g¤ì¤uµ{¾Ç¤hBachelor of Civil Engineering, ¦è¤¸«eBefore (the) Common [Christian] Era
B.C.L.	±Ð·|ªk³W¾Ç¤hBachelor of Canon Law, ¥Áªk¾Ç¤hBachelor of Civil Law
B.C.P.	n. ¡m­^°ê°ê±Ð¬èë®Ñ¡n(Book of Common Prayer)
B.C.S.	¤Æ¾Ç¾Ç¤hBachelor of Chemical Science, Bachelor of Commercial Science
B.D.	¯«¾Ç¤hBachelor of Divinity, (¥¼Ãz)¬µ¼u³B²zbomb disposal
B.D.A.	Bachelor of Domestic Arts, ­^°ê¤ú¬ì¨ó·|British Dental Association
B.D.S.	¤ú¬ì¾Ç¤hBachelor of Dental Surgery, (¥¼Ãz)¬µ¼u³B²z¤À¶¤[¯Z]bomb disposal squad
B.D.S.T.	­^°êÂù­«®L¥O®É(British double summer time)
B.E.	±Ð¨|¾Ç¤hBachelor of Education, ¤uµ{¾Ç¤hBachelor of Engineering, ­^®æÄõ»È¦æBank of England, ±Ð¨|³¡Board of Education, ­^«Ò°ê(¾±³¹)(Order of the) British Empire
B.E.A.	­^ÄݪF«D¬wBritish East Africa, ­^°êÅöíw¯g¬ã¨s¨ó·|British Epilepsy Association, (ÂÂ)­^°ê¼Ú¬w¯èªÅ¤½¥qBritish European Airways
B.E.B.	n. ­^°ê±Ð¨|¼s¼½(British Education Broadcast)
B.E.C.	n. (¬ü°ê³Ò¤u³¡)¹µ­û¬z¶K§½(Bureau of Employees' Compensation)
B.E.E.	n. ¹q¤l¾÷±ñ¤uµ{¾Ç¤h(Bachelor of Electrical Engineering)
B.E.F.	­^°ê»·©º­xBritish Expeditionary Force(s)
B.E.I.	n. ¼Ú¬w§ë¸ê»È¦æ(European Investment Bank)
B.E.M.	±ÄÄq¤uµ{¾Ç¤hBachelor of Engineering of Mines, ¤£¦CÄA«Ò°ê¾±³¹British Empire Medal, (¬ì¾Ç¤Û·Q¤p»¡¤¤ªº)¼É²´¦t©z¤Hbug-eyed monster
b.f.	[¤f] bloody fool, [¦L] boldface, ªL·~¾Ç¤hBachelor of Forestry, ªO­^¤Øboard foot
B.F.A.	n. ¬ü³N¾Ç¤h(Bachelor of Fine Arts)
B.F.B.S.	n. ­^°ê°ê¤º¥~¸t¸g¨ó·|(British and Foreign Bible Society)
B.F.C.	n. (¬ü°ê°Ó°È³¡)¹ï¥~¶T©ö§½(Bureau of Foreign Commerce)
B.F.O.	n. ­^°ê¥~¥æ³¡(British Foreign Office)
B.G.	Brigadier General
B.H.	¥¬¤óµw«×(Brinell hardness)
B.H.E.	n. (¬ü°ê±Ð¨|³¡)°ªµ¥±Ð¨|§½(Bureau of Higher Education)
B.H.L.	§Æ§B¨Ó¤å¾Ç¾Ç¤hBachelor of Hebrew Letters [Literature]
B.H.N.	¥¬¤óµw«×­È(Brinell hardness number)
B.I.	n. ­^ÄݦL«×(British India)
b.i.d.	¨C¤é¨â¦¸(twice a day)
B.I.E.	n. ¤u·~¤uµ{¾Ç¾Ç¤h(Bachelor of Industrial Engineering)
B.I.F.	n. (±q1915¦~¦Ü50¦~¥N¦b­Û´°©M§B©ú¨uÁ|¦æªº)­^°ê¤u·~³ÕÄý·|(British Industries Fair)
B.I.M.	British Institute of Management
B.I.O.T.	n. ­^ÄݦL«×¬v»â¦a(British Indian Ocean Territory)
B.I.P.O.	n. ­^°ê¥Á·N´úÅç©Ò(British Institute of Public Opinion)
B.I.S.	n. ­^°ê·s»D³B(British Information Service)
B.J.	n. ·s»D¾Ç¤h(Bachelor of Journalism)
B.L.	ªk¾Ç¤hBachelor of Law(s), ¤å¾Ç¤hBachelor of Letters [Literature], baseline, bats left, breadth-length, ­^°ê°h¥î­x¤H¨ó·|British Legion, ­^°ê¹Ï®ÑÀ]British Library
B.L.M.C.	n. ­^°ê¹pÄõ¼w¨T¨®¤½¥q(British Leyland Motor Corporation)
B.L.S.	¤å(¬ì)¾Ç¤hBachelor of Liberal Studies, ¹Ï®ÑÀ]¾Ç¾Ç¤hBachelor of Library Science
b.m.	ªO¿n´ú¶qboard measure, ¤j«K, ³q«K, ÁT«Kbowel movement, Âå¾Ç¤hBachelor of Medicine, ­µ¼Ö¾Ç¤hBachelor of Music , of blessed memory, ¸t¥Àº¿§Q¨ÈBlessed Virgin, [´ú] bench mark, ®È°Ñ¿ÑªøBrigade Major, ¤£¦CÄA³Õª«À], ¤j­^³Õª«À]British Museum, (¼úµ¹²Ä¤T¦Wªº)»É½è¼ú³¹, »ÉµPbronze medal
B.M.A.	n. ­^°êÂå¾Ç¨ó·|(British Medical Association)
B.M.E.	¾÷±ñ¤uµ{¾Ç¤hBachelor of Mechanical Engineering, ±ÄÄq¤uµ{¾Ç¤hBachelor of Mining Engineering, ­µ¼Ö±Ð¨|¾Ç¤hBachelor of Music Education
B.M.J.	n. ­^°êÂå¾ÇÂø»x(British Medical Journal)
B.M.O.C.	n. ¤j¾Ç¦³¦W¨k¾Ç¥Í(big man on campus)
B.M.S.	n. ®ü¬v¬ì¾Ç¾Ç¤h(Bachelor of Marine Science)
B.M.T.	Âå¾Ç§Þ³N¾Ç¤hBachelor of Medical Technology, °ò¥»­x¨Æ°V½mbasic military training
B.M.V.	n. ¸t¥Àº¿§Q¨È(Blessed Mary the Virgin)
B.N.	n. »È¦æ¥»²¼(Bank Note), Å@²z¾Ç¤h(Bachelor of Nursing), ¬r«~ºÞ¨î§½(Bureau of Narcotics)
B.N.A.	n. ¤Ú¶ëº¸¸Ñ­å¾Ç·|©R¦Wªk(Basle anatomical nomenclature)
B.N.C.	n. ¥¬¹p¯÷¿Õ¯÷¾Ç°|(Brasenose College)
B.N.D.D.	n. (¬ü°ê)¬r«~¤Î¦MÀIÃÄ«~ºÞ¨î§½(Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs)
B.N.S.	n. ®ü­x¬ì¾Ç¾Ç¤h(Bachelor of Naval Sciences)
b.o.	(²{³f§iÁj)¤U¤@§å¥æ³fªº­q³f³æ, «Ýµo³f, «Ýµo³f­q³æback order, ·lÃa«Ý­×bad order, [¼@] box office, ¤À©±, ¤ä©±, ¤À¤½¥qbranch office, ²î²í¸g¬ö¤H©w³æbroker's order, ©Ó¤W­¶brought over, ¶R¤è¿ï¾ÜÅvbuyer's option, Åé¯ä, ¦½¨ý, Åé¨ýbody odor, ­x±ñ§½Board of Ordnance
B.O.A.	­^°ê¶øªL¤Ç§J©e­û·|British Olympic Association, ­^°ê¥ú¾Ç¨ó·|British Optical Association
B.O.Q.	n. ³æ¨­­x©x±JªÙ(Bachelor Officers' Quarters)
B.o.T.	[­^] Board of Trade, (°²ÄÀ´Á¶¡¥Ç·s¸oªÌ»ÝÄ~ÄòªA§¹ªº)­ì§P©|¾l¦D´Ábalance of time
b.p.	below proof, µo²¼, ¤p³fª«µo³æbills of parcels, boiling point, beautiful people, [: 6000 b.p.(¦Û²{¦b­pºâ6000¦~«e)] before the present, ¶Â°\ÄÒ¤H, ¶Â°\ÄÒ­ûBlack Panther, ¦åÀ£blood pressure, ÂŹÏ, ¬°...ø»sÂŹÏ, ¦æ°Ê­pµe, ¬°...»s©w¦æ°Ê­pµeblueprint, ­^°êÃĨåBritish Pharmacopoeia, ­^°êªÀ·|, ­^°ê¤½²³British Public
B.P.C.	n. ­^°ê°ÆÃĨå(British Pharmaceutical Codex)
B.P.E.	¥Ûªo¤uµ{¾Ç¤hBachelor of Petroleum Engineering, Åé¨|¾Ç¤hBachelor of Physical Education
B.P.O.E.	n. ÂG³À«OÅ@ªk¥O(Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks)
B.P.W.	(¬ü°ê)¤½¦@¤uµ{§½Board of Public Works, °Ó·~¤Î¦Û¥Ñ¾·~°ü¤k­Ñ¼Ö³¡Business and Professional Women's Clubs
B.Pd.	n. ±Ð¨|¾Ç¾Ç¤h(Bachelor of Pedagogy)
B.Ph.	n. ­õ¾Ç¾Ç¤h(Bachelor of Philosophy)
B.Q.M.S.	n. ¯¥§L³s­x»Ý­x¤h(Battery Quartermaster Sergeant)
b.r.	»È¦æ¶K²{²v, »È¦æ§Q²vbank rate, bats right, bedroom, bills receivable, British Rail [Railways]
B.R.C.S.	n. ­^°ê¬õ¤Q¦r·|(British Red Cross Society)
B.R.D.	n. ¼w·N§ÓÁp¨¹¦@©M°ê(Federal Republic of Germany)
B.R.E.	n. ©v±Ð±Ð¨|¾Ç¤h(Bachelor of Religious Education)
B.S	n. ²z¾Ç¤h(Bachelor of Science)
B.S.	²z¾Ç¤hBachelor of Science, ¡i­^¡jB.Sc., ¥~¬ì¾Ç¤hBachelor of Surgery, (°ò·þ±Ð)¸tÀ\Blessed Sacrament, [¸T§Ò] bullshit
B.S. degree	²z¾Ç¤h¾Ç¦ì
B.S.A.	¹A·~¬ì¾Ç¾Ç¤hBachelor of Science in Agriculture, (­^°ê)§B©ú¿«»´ªZ¾¹¤½¥qBirmingham Small Arms (Company), ¬ü°êµ£¤l­xBoy Scouts of America, ¶®¨å­^°ê¾Ç®Õ, British School at Athens, ­^°ê©î¨ø¼o²î©Ó¥]°Ó¨ó·|British Shipbreakers' Association, (¹L¥hªº)­^ÄÝ«n«DBritish South Africa
B.S.A.A.	n. À³¥Î¤å¬ì¾Ç¤h(Bachelor of Science in Applied Arts)
B.S.A.A.C.	n. (¹L¥hªº)­^°ê«n¬ü¯èªÅ¤½¥q(British South American Airways Corporation)
B.S.A.E.	¯èªÅ¤uµ{¾Ç¤hBachelor of Science in Aeronautical Engineering, ¹A·~¤uµ{¾Ç¤hBachelor of Science in Agricultural Engineering, «Ø¿v¤uµ{¾Ç¤hBachelor of Science in Architectural Engineering
B.S.B.	n. ¤u°Ó¾Ç¤h(Bachelor of Science in Business)
B.S.C.P.	n. (¬ü°ê)ª×¨®¦C¨®­û¥S§Ì·|(Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters)
B.S.E.E.	¹q®ð¤uµ{¾Ç¤hBachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, ªìµ¥±Ð¨|¾Ç¤hBachelor of Science in Elementary Education
B.S.F.S.	n. ¥~¥æ¾Ç¾Ç¤h(Bachelor of Science in Foreign Service)
b.s.g.d.g.	¬F©²¤£«OÃÒªº±M§Q(patented without government guarantee)
B.S.J.A.	n. ­^°ê¶W¶V»Ùê(°¨³N)¤ñÁɨó·|(British Show Jumping Association)
B.S.L.	Botanical Society of London, (­^°ê)­Û´°´Óª«¨ó·|Bachelor of Sacred Literature, »y¨¥¾Ç¤hBachelor of Science in Languages, ªk¾Ç¤hBachelor of Science in Law, »y¨¥¾Ç¾Ç¤hBachelor of Science in Linguistics
B.S.M.	n. (¬ü°ê)¯¥§L³s­x¤hªø(Battery Sergeant Major)
B.S.N.	n. Å@²z¾Ç¤h(Bachelor of Science in Nursing)
B.S.R.	n. ù°¨­^°ê¾Ç®Õ(British School at Rome)
B.S.S.	n. ­^°ê¼Ð·Ç(§Þ³N)³W®æ(British Standards Specification)
B.T.	(©v±Ð)¯«¾Ç¤hBachelor of Theology, °ö®Úµf­X¤T©úªvbacon and tomato sandwich
B.T.A.	n. ­^°ê®È¹C§½(British Tourist Authority)
B.T.C.	n. ­^°ê¹B¿é©e­û·|(British Transport Commission)
B.T.H.	­^°ê´ö©i´Ë-»¨´µ¹y¤½¥qBritish Thomson-Houston (Company)
B.T.O.	big-time operator
B.T.U.	n. (­^°ê)¶T©ö³¡³æ¦ì¡i­^¡j(board of trade unit)
B.U.	®û§·|±Ð¤ÍÁp¦X·|Baptist Union, (¬ü°ê)¥¬®Ô¤j¾ÇBrown University
B.U.A.	n. ­^°êÁp¦X¯èªÅ¤½¥q(British United Airways)
B.U.F.	n. ­^°êªk¦è´µ¥D¸qªÌÁp·ù(British Union of Fascists)
B.U.J.	n. ­^®æÄõ±Ð·|ªk¤Îù°¨ªk¾Ç¤h(Bachelor of Canon and Civil Law)
B.U.P.	n. ­^°ê¦X²³ªÀ(British United Press)
B.V.	farewell, ±b­±»ù­Èbook value, ­^°ê¸Ö¤H James Thomson (1834-82) ªºµ§¦W, ¸t¥Àº¿§Q¨ÈBlessed Virgin, Bureau Veritas
B.V.M.	n. ¸t¥Àº¿§Q¨È(the Blessed Virgin Mary)
B.W.	²Óµß¾Ôbacteriological warfare, ¤uµ{§½Board of Works, bread and water, [Äá¡Eµø] black and white
B.W.G.	n. §B©ú¨u½u³W(Birmingham wire gauge)
B.W.I.	n. ­^°ê¦è¦L«×¸s®q(¤j¦è¬v)(British West Indies)
B.W.T.A.	British Women's Temperance Association
b.y.	¤Q»õ¦~(billion years)
B.Y.O.B.	(¥Î©ó®b·|½Ð¬Z¤Wµ¥)½Ð¦Û±a°s¨Óbring your own booze [bottle]
b/d	n. ¶×²¼
b/e	n. ¶×²¼
B/L	n. ´£³f³æ(Bill of Lading)
B/S	n. ­É¶U¹ï·Óªí(Balance Sheet)
BA	­^°ê¯èªÅ¤½¥q(British Airways), ¾X(barium)(¤¸¯À¦W)
baa	n. «§(¦Ï¥sÁn);  vt. ¦Ï¥s
baa-lamb	n. ¦Ï»ï
Baal	n. ¤Ó¶§¯«, ¨¸¯«, °¸¹³
Baalism	n. ¤Úº¸¯«±R«ô, °¸¹³±R«ô
baaroque	n. ·s©_ªº§@«~;  a. ¤Ú¬¥§J¦¡ªº, ©_©Çªº
baas	n. ¦ÑÁó
baasskap	n. [«n«D] [¬Fµ¦] ¥Õ¤Hµ´¹ï²Îªv, ¥Õ¤H¦Ü¤W
Bab	n. ªÝ¬f(¤k¤l¦W, Barbaraªº¼ÊºÙ)
Bab.	Babylonian
baba	n. [­¹«~](Äõ©i°s¨ýªº)ÃP¿| (¤@ºØ¥Î»Ã¥Àµo»ÃªºÃP¿|, ­¹®É¼å¥[¤j¶q±aÄõ©i°s¨ýªº¿}¼ß), [¾·~](¦L«×±Ðªº)¾É®v(ÆF»îªº«ü¾É¤H)ªººÙ¸¹, (ªx«ü)(ÆF»îªº)«ü¾ÉªÌ, [¤g¦Õ¨ä] [ºÙ¿×] ¥ý¥Í (¤×«ü¹ï¶Q±Úªº·qºÙ), [¦L«×] ¨àµ£, À¦¨à
babacoote	n. [°Êª«] [Ã~] ¤jª°µU (Madagascar ®q²£, µu§Àª°µUÃþ¤¤ªº³Ì¤j¤@ºØ)
babassu	n. [´Ó] [¾ð] ¤Ú¤ÚĬ´ÄÃq, ¤Ú¦èÃq (¤Ú¦è²£), [ªo] ¤Ú¤ÚĬªo
babassu oil	n. ¤Ú¤ÚĬªo
Babbage	n. [±M¦³¦Wµü] ¤Ú¨©©_ (Charles Babbage, 1792-1871, ­^°ê¼Æ¾Ç®a, ªñ¥N¦Û°Ê­pºâ¾÷±ñ·§©Àªº³Ð©l¤H)
Babbie	n. [±M¦³¦Wµü] ¤k¤l¦W (Barbara ªº¼ÊºÙ)
babbitt	n. ¤Ú¤ñ²æ¦Xª÷(¥Ñ¿ü¡B¾O¡B¹]¡B»É²Õ¦¨¡A±`¥Î©ó¶b©Ó), [¬ü] [¤f] ±e«Uªº°Ó¤H
Babbitt metal	n. ¤Ú¤ñ²æ¦Xª÷
Babbittry	n. ¥«»û
babble	vi. §r§r¾Ç»y, ³ã³ã¤£¥ð, ¼G¥o, ¬ªº|¯¦±K;  n. ­J¨¥¶Ã»y, ¹q¸ÜÂø­µ
babbler	n. ¤ú¤ú¾Ç»yªºÀ¦¨à, ¬ªº|¯¦±KªÌ, ¼G¥oªÌ
babbling	a. ¶¢§èªº, ­J»¡ªº, ³ã³ã¤£¥ðªº;  n. ³ã³ã¤£¥ð, §r§r¾Ç»yÁn
babbling brook	n. ÄǦުº¤k¤H
babe	n. À¦¨à, ¯Ê¥FªÀ·|¸gÅ窺¤H, ¤Ö¤k
babe in arms	Ãh¤¤ªºÀ¦¨à; ¯A¥@¥¼²`ªº¤H, ªì¥X­TÃfªÌ
babe in the woods	©ö¨üÄF¤W·íªº¤H
babe of love	¨p¥Í¤l
Babel	n. ¤Ú§O¶ð, §nÂøÁn, §nÂø³B, ¼¯¤Ñ¼Ó, °ªÁqªº«Ø¿vª«, ¤£¥i¯à¹ê²{ªº­pµe
Babelic	a. ¤Ú§O(¶ð)ªº, §n§nÄWÄWªº, ³ÙÄÛªº
Babelization	n. ²V¶Ã
Babelize	vt. ¨Ï(¤£¦Pªº»y¨¥¡B¤å¤Æ)²V¦X, ³´©ó²V¶Ã, Ãø¥H²z¸Ñ
Baber	n. ¤Ú¨õº¸(1483-1530, ¦L«×Mogul«Ò°ê«Ø¥ßªÌ)
babes and sucklings	¤Ñ¯uªº«Ä¤l
babesia	n. [°Êª«] ¤Ú¨©¦èÂÎ (¤Ú¨©¦èÂÎÄݪº¦UºØ¦åÌU¤lÂÎ, ±H¥Í©ó¦Ï¡B¤û¡B¤üµ¥ªº¬õ¦å²y¤¤)
babesiasis	n. [Ã~Âå] ¤Ú¨©¦è¯f, ¥Ö¬¥´¶©Ô¯÷º¿¯f, ±ù¼ßÂίf
babesiosis	n. [Ã~Âå] (¤Ú­¿)µJÂίf
Babi	n. ªi´µ¤§ªx¯«±Ð(Babism), ªx¯«±Ð«H®{
babiana	n. [´Ó] ¤Ú¤ñ¨º¯óÄÝ[ÛuÄõ¨~ÄÝ](Babiana)ªº¦UºØ²y²ô´Óª« (­ì²£©ó«D¬w«n³¡)
babiche	n. [¥[®³¤j] ¥Ö±a, ¥Ö÷
babies'-slippers	n. ¨®¶b¯ó(bird's-foot trefoil)
babiesbreath	n. ¥Û¦Ë¬ì´Óª«¤@ºØ
babiroussa	n. [ªF¦L«×²£] ³v³À
babirusa	n. [ªF¦L«×²£] ³v³À
babirussa	n. [ªF¦L«×²£] ³v³À
Babism	n. ¤Ú¥¬±Ð¬£(bahaism)(1844¦~³Ð¥ß©óªi´µ, ¬°¥ì´µÄõ±Ðªº¤@¤ä¬£, ¤O­Ò¨k¤k¥­µ¥, ¸T¤î¤@¤Ò¦h©d¡B¶R½æ¥£Áõµ¥)
baboo	n. (¦L«×ªº)¥ý¥Í, ¦L«×²Ô¤h, À´­^¤åªº¦L«×¤H, ¹ï­^°ê¤å¤Æ¤@ª¾¥b¸Ñªº¦L«×¤H
baboon	n. ÍaÍa, ²Ê³¥ªº¤H, Áà­®ªº¤H
babouche	n. µL«á¾c¸òªº®M¾c, ©ì¾c
Babs	n. ªÝ¬fµ·(¤k¤l¦W, Barbaraªº¼ÊºÙ)
babu	n. (¦L«×ªº)¥ý¥Í, ¦L«×²Ô¤h, À´­^¤åªº¦L«×¤H, ¹ï­^°ê¤å¤Æ¤@ª¾¥b¸Ñªº¦L«×¤H
babuism	n. (¦L«×¤Hªº)¸ËµÄ§@¶Õ¥R§@­^°ê²Ô¤h (²LÁ¡ªº­^°ê¬£ÀY, ¨Ï¥Î¤£¹D¦aªº­^»y)
babul	n. [´Ó] ªü©Ô§B¾ó½¦¾ð, ªü©Ô§B¾ó½¦¾ð§÷ (½¦½è, ²óªG, ¾ð¥Ö)
babushka	n. ÀY¤y
baby	n. À¦¨à, Ä_Ä_, ¥®¤pªº°Êª«, «Ä¤l®ðªº¤H, ·R¤H, ÅʤH, Ä_¨©, (¥i·Rªº)¤k¤H;  a. À¦¨àªº, ¤pªº, ¤p«¬ªº;  vt. Ãd, ¬Ã±¤
baby act	¤p«Ä¤l¦æ¬°, ¥®¸XªºÁ|°Ê
baby beef	n. ¹à¤û¦×
baby blue-eyes	n. ªù¤ó³ßªL¯ó(nemophila)
baby blues	n. pl. (¤Hªº)ÂŲ´·ú
baby bond	¤pÃB¶Å¨é
baby book	¨|À¦«ü«n
baby boom	n. À¦¨à¼é(¥X¥Í²v«æ¤É´Á)
baby boomer	n. ¥Í©óÀ¦¨à¼éªº¤H
baby buggy	n. À¦¨à¨®
baby bust	n. À¦¨à¯î(¥X¥Í²v«æ¼@¤U­°)
baby carriage	n. À¦¨à¨®
baby carrier	µ£¨®
baby doll	n. ¬v«½«½, ¬ü¤k
baby face	n. «½«½Áy, ¦³«½«½Áyªº¤H
baby farm	n. ¦«¨à©Ò, ¨|À¦°|
baby farmer	n. ¦«¨à©ÒªººÞ²z¤H­û
baby food	n. À¦¨à­¹«~
baby grand	n. ¤p«¬¿ûµ^
baby house	n. ª±¨ã«Î
baby kisser	n. ¦bÄv¿ï®É¿Ë§kÀ¦¨à(Å¢µ¸¤H¤ß)ªº¬F«È
baby pink	n. ¯»¬õ¦â
baby sitter	Á{®É´À¤H¬ÝÅ@À¦¥®¨àªÌ
Baby State	n. ¬ü°ê Arizona ¦{ªº«UºÙ
baby talk	n. ¨à»y, ¦¨¤H¾ÇµÛ¥®¨à¤f®ð»¡ªº¸Ü
baby tooth	n. ¨Å¾¦(=milk tooth)
baby-battering	n. ­h«Ý¥®¨à
baby-minder	n. Á{®É«O¥À
baby-sit	vi. ¾á¥ôÁ{®É«O©i, vt. Á{®É·ÓÅUÀ¦¨à
baby-sitter	n. Á{®É«O¥À
baby-size	a. ¤p«¬ªº, ¤pªº
baby-snatcher	n. ±qÀ¦¨à¨®°½¨«À¦¨àªº¤k¤H
babyhood	n. À¦¨à®É¥N, À¦¨à´Á, ¥®¨à´Á
babyish	a. À¦¨àªº, ¥®¸Xªº, ¸X®ðªº
babyism	n. ¥®¸Xªº¨¥¦æ
babylike	a. ¹³À¦¨à¯ëªº, «Ä¤l®ðªº
Babylon	n. ¤Ú¤ñ­Û, ¸o´cªº¤j³£¥«
Babylonia	n. ¤Ú¤ñ­Û¥§¨È(¦è¨È¥j°ê¦W)
Babylonian	a. ¤Ú¤ñ­Ûªº, ¤Ú¤ñ­Û¥§¨Èªº, °øµØªº, ¨¸´cªº, ¸o´cªº;  n. ¤Ú¤ñ­Û¤H, ¤Ú¤ñ­Û»y
Babylonish	a. ¤Ú¤ñ­Ûªº, »¨µØªº, ¨É¼Öªº, ÀZ¼oªº, ªÅ·Qªº, ¨¥»y¤£²Mªº
babysat	v. Á{®É´À¤H¬ÝÀ¦¨à
babysit	v. Á{®É´À¤H¬ÝÀ¦¨à
babysiting	v. Á{®É´À¤H¬ÝÀ¦¨à
babysitter	n. Á{®É´À¤H¬ÝÅ@À¦¨àªÌ
babywear	n. À¦¨àªA
BAC	¦å²G¤¤ªº°sºë¿@«×(blood alcohol concentration)
bacalao	n. [³½] ÷«³½, [³½] (ªx«ü)®ü²£­¹¥Î³½
bacca	n. ¼ßªG
baccalaureate	n. ¤j¾Ç¾Ç¤h, ¾Ç¤h¾Ç¦ì, ¹ï²¦·~¾Ç¤hªºÁ¿¸Ü
baccara	n. ¤@ºØ¯ÈµP½äªk
baccarat	n. ¤@ºØ¯ÈµP½äªk
baccate	a. µ²¼ßªGªº, ¼ßªGª¬ªº
Bacchae	n. pl. °s¯«¤Ú§J´µ(Bacchus)ªº¨Í¤k, [¥jù°¨] °Ñ¥[°s¯«¨gÅw¸`ªº¤k¤H­Ì
bacchanal	a. °s¯«(Bacchus)ªº, °s¯«¸`ªº, µo°sºÆªº;  n. °s¯«ªº«H®{, ¨g¶¼§@¼Ö
Bacchanalia	n. °s¯«¸`, ¤j°s®b, ¨g¶¼®b
bacchanalian	a. °s¯«¸`ªº, ¨g¶¼§@¼Öªº;  n. µo°sºÆªº¤H
bacchant	n. °s¯«ªº²½¥q, ¾x°sªº¤H;  a. ¶Ý°sªº, ¾x°sªº
bacchante	n. °s¯«ªº¤k²½¥q, ¾x°sªº¤k¤H
bacchantic	a. ±R«ô°s¯«ªº, ¨g¶¼§@¼Öªº
Bacchic	a. °s¯«ªº, °s¾Kªº, ¨g¶¼ªº
bacchius	n. ¤Ú§J´µ­µ¨B
Bacchus	n. [§Æ¯«] ¤Ú§J¤h(°s¯«), °s¯«
bacci	comb. ªí¥Ü¡u¼ßªG(bacca)¡v¤§·N
bacciferous	a. µ²¼ßªGªº
bacciform	a. ¼ßªGª¬ªº
baccivorous	a. [°Êª«] ¥H¼ßªG¬°­¹ªº
bacco	n. ·Ï¯ó
baccy	n. [ë¦] µÒ¯ó
bach	n. ¿W¨­ªÌ(=bachelor), ¤Ú«¢(¨k¤l¦W);  vi. ¹L¿W¨­¥Í¬¡
Bach.	Bachelor
Bacharach	n. ¤Ú§J©Ô§J (Burt Bacharach, 1928-, ¬ü°êªº¬y¦æ­µ¼Ö§@¦±®a), [¦a] ¤Ú«¢©Ô»® (¼w°ê Rhineland-Palatinate ¦a°Ïªº«°Âí, ¥Õ¸²µå°s²£¦a)
bachelor	n. ¥¼±B¨k¤l, ³æ¨­º~, ¾Ç¤h, ¾Ç¤h¾Ç¦ì
bachelor girl	n. ¿W¨­¤k¤l, ³æ¨­°ü¤k
Bachelor of Arts	¤å¾Ç¤h
Bachelor of Science	²z¾Ç¤h
bachelor woman	¿W¨­¥Í¬¡ªº°ü¤k
bachelor's baby	¨p¥Í¤l
bachelor's degree	¾Ç¤h¾Ç¦ì
bachelor's fare	ÄÑ¥]¡B¨Å¹T»P·R±¡
bachelor's hall	³æ¨­¨k¤l±JªÙ
bachelor's wife	³æ¨­º~²z·Qªº©d¤l; §²¤k
bachelorette	n. ¦~»´ªº¥¼±B¤k¤l
bachelorhood	n. ¿W¨­, ¿W¨­¥Í¬¡
bachelorship	n. ¿W¨­
bachsheesh	n. ¬z¶K, ¤p¶O
Bacillaceae	n. [Âå] ªÞ­M±ìµß¬ì, (¦³»Gª«±H¥Í©Ê, ±`¨£©ó¤gÄ[¤º)
bacillar	a. ±ìª¬²Óµß¤Þ°_ªº
bacillary	a. ±ìª¬ªº, ±ìª¬²Óµß¤Þ°_ªº
bacillemia	n. [Âå] ±ìµß¦å¯g
bacilli	n. ±ìµß
bacilliform	a. ±ìª¬ªº
bacillin	n. [Âå] §Üµß¯À
bacillosis	n. [Âå] ±ìµß¯f
bacilluria	n. [Âå] ±ìµß§¿, (§¿¤º§t¦³±ìµß)
bacillus	n. ±ìª¬µß, ±ìµß, [¤f] ²Óµß
bacilus	n. ²Óµß, ±ìª¬µß, ±ìµß
bacitracin	n. [ÃÄ] ¬\¯ó±ìµß¯À(¤@ºØ¹ïÃì²yµß¡B¸²µå²yµßµ¥¦³®Äªº§Üµß¯À)
back	n. ­I, ­I³¡, ­I«á, ­I­±, «á­±, «á³¡, ¤Ï­±, ¸ÌŨ, (»R¥xªº)­I´º, ²`³B, ¤º¤ß, ¯u¬Û, ¯á, ®p, Às°©, (²yÃþ¹B°Êªº)«á½Ã;  a. «á­±ªº, ­I«áªº, °¾»÷ªº, °¾»·ªº, ¥¼¶}µoªº;  adv. ¦V«á, ¦b«á, ¦^, ¦^´_, ¦^­ì³B, ¿n¤í¦a, ©ì¤í¦a, ¥H«e;  vt. ¨Ï«á°h, ¤Uª`;  vi. «á°h
back a bill	¦b²¼¾Úªº­I­±Ã±¦r
back against the wall	­I¤s­±¤ô, ¤s½a¤ôºÉ, ­I¤ô¤@¾Ô, ¦M¾÷¥|¥ñ
back and belly	¸¡­I, ´ý¨­¤W¤U; ¦ç­¹
back and edge	§¹¥þ, Á`¦@; ¥þ¤O¥H­u
back and fill	´Â¤T¼Ç¥|, ¥Xº¸¤Ïº¸
back and forth	¨Ó¦^¦a, ©¹´_¦a
back and forward	¦P¤W±ø
back answers	¤£¯d±¡­±ªº¦y¾UµªÂÐ
back at square one	[¤f] ¦^¨ì­ì¨Óªº°_ÂI; ¦^´_­ìª¬
back away	³vº¥«á°h
back away from	±q...¸ú¶}
back bench	n. ­^°ê¡B¿D¬wªº¤U°|«á®y
back burner	n. ±À¿ð, ÀÁ¸m
back charges	¤J±b«á©Ò¥[¤§»ù
back comb	n. ¤@ºØ¤k©Ê´¡¦bÀY«áÃ䪺¸Ë¹¢©Ê®Þ¤l
back copy	n. (³ø¥Z)¹L´Áªº¤@¥÷
back crawl	n. ¥õªa(=backstroke)
back dive	n. «á½¸õ¤ô
back door	«áªù; ¤£¥¿·íªº¤â¬q
back down	©ñ±ó, ºM¶D, ­¹¨¥, ¥´°h°ó¹ª
back end	«áºÝ
back flip	­Ë½¤ç¤æ
back formation	°f¦¨ªk
back from	»·Â÷, ¦b...ªº»·³B
back in	µL·N¤¤Àò±o, °¸µM¨ú±o
back lands	Ãä»·¦a°Ï, ½a¶m»÷Ä[
back margin	n. ­q¤f¾l¥Õ
back matter	®ÑÄyªþ­¶
back number	n. ¹L´Áªº¥Zª«, ´Á¥Z, ¹L®Éªº¤H©Îª«
back oars	±¼Âà¤è¦V, §ïÅÜ¥D·N
back of	¦b...«á­±; ¦b...¥H«e; ¬O...ªº°_¦]
back of a book	®Ñ­I, ®Ñ¯á
back off	­Ë¨®; ©ñ±ó¥ß³õ
back on	­I¾a
back on one's heels	³Q¹ï¤â¹G°h, ³B©ó¦u¶Õ
back on to	­I¹ïµÛ; »P...¬Û³s
back order	²{³f§iÁj; ©µ´Á¥æ³fªº©w³æ
back out	¦¬¦^, °±¤î¤£·F
back out of	°h¥X, ¤£¼i¦æ
back page	n. (®ÑÄyªº)¥ª­¶
back passage	n. [¤f] ª½¸z(=rectum)
back pay	¤íÁ~, ©ì¤íªº¤u¸ê
back premises	«á°|
back pressure	n. ­IÀ£
back rent	©ì¤íªº¯²ª÷
back road	n. ¤p¹D
back room	n. «á©Ð, ¨Ñ¯¦±Kµ¦µeªº¦a¤è, ¯¦±K¬ã¨s©Ò
back seat	«á®y, ¦¸­n¦a¦ì, ÀqÀqµL»Dªº¦a¦ì
back seat driver	¹õ«á«ü´§, ³Ù»«¹Ü¥DªÌ, ¦hºÞ¶¢¨Æªº¤H
back slang	n. °fŪªº«Z»y
back street	n. «áµó
back talk	n. ³»¼L, ¦^¼L
back the sails	¨Ï²î­Ë°h
back the wrong horse	¤U¿ù½äª`
back to	¦^´_, ªð¦^
back to back	­I¾a­I¦a; ±µ³s¤£Â_
back to front	«e«á­Ë¸m
back to square one	¦^¨ì°_©lª¬ºA
back to the salt mines	­«¦^¤u§@±^¦ì, ­«¾Þ·~, ¤S­n¨¯­W¤F
back to the wall	­I¤s­±¤ô, ¤s½a¤ôºÉ, ­I¤ô¤@¾Ô, ¦M¾÷¥|¥ñ
back up	¤ä«ù; ­Ë¨®; ÃÒ¹ê; ²J¶ë
back water	¦E­Ë¼ß; °hÁY
back-alley	a. °­°­¯©¯©ªº, «Dªkªº
back-burner	a. ¦¸­nªº, ¤£ºò«æªº
back-cloth	n. (=backdrop), ­I´º¹õ, ­I´º
back-formation	n. °f¦¨ªk, °f¦¨¦r
back-of-the-envelope	a. ¤j¬ùªº
back-page	a. µn¦b³ø¯È³Ì«á³¡¤Àªº
back-to-back	a. ºò±µªº, ­I¾aµÛ­Iªº
backache	n. ­Iµh
backband	n. (³s±µ°¨»P¨®ÁÕªº)­I±a
backbar	n. (·f©ó¤õÄl¤W, ¥Î¥H±¾­è¿N¶}ªº¤ô³ýªº)¾î´Ò
backbench	n. [­^] (¤U°|ªº)«á®y
backbencher	n. [­^] (¤U°|ªº)«á®yij­û
backbit	vbl. backbiteªº¹L¥h¦¡
backbite	v. ½ÚÁ½, ¤¤¶Ë, »¡Ãa¸Ü, ³yÁÁ
backbiter	n. ½ÚÁ½ªÌ, ¤¤¶ËªÌ, ³yÁÁªÌ
backbiting	n. ½ÚÁ½, ¤¤¶Ë
backbitten	vbl. backbiteªº¹L¥h¤Àµü
backblock	a ¤º¦aªº
backboard	n. «áªO, ­IªO, ¾a­IªO, ÄxªO
backbone	n. ¯á´Õ, °©·F, ¤ä¬W, ¤À¤ôÀ­, ®Ñ¯á, ¥D·F, °©®ð, «i®ð
backboned	a. ¦³¯á°©ªº, ¦³¯á´Õªº, ¦³°©®ðªº
backbreaker	n. ¨¯­Wªº¤u§@
backbreaking	a. ¨¯³Òªº
backcast	n. «áÂY, «á§ë, ¸m¤§¸£«á, [³¨] (³¨½uÂY¥X®É)¦V¤W¦V«áªº¤@¥Ï
backchat	n. ¦^¼L, ³»¼L
backcloth	n. (=backdrop), ­I´º¹õ, ­I´º
backcomb	vt. ¤Ï®Þ(ÀY¾v)¨Ï¤§½´°_
backcountry	n. ¶m¤U, ¶m§ø, °¾»÷¦a°Ï, ¥¼¶}µoªº¦a¤è
backcourt	n. (ºô²y³õ¡BÄx²y³õªº)«á³õ
backcross	n. a. °f¥NÂø¥æ(ªº)
backdate	vt. §â¤é´Á¶ñ¦­, (±q°_ºâ¤é)°l·¹
backdoor	a. «áªùªº, ¯µ±Kªº, ¤£¥¿·íªº
backdoor man	n. [«Z] «¹¤Ò, ±¡¤Ò
backdown	n. °h«o, «á°h, §ë­°, («e¨¥¡B¥D±i¡Bñ¬ùµ¥ªº)ºM¦^
backdrop	n. ­I´º¹õ, ­I´º
backed	a. ¦³­IŨªº, ¦³¾a­Iªº, ¦³¤ä«ùªº, ¦³«á¬Þªº, [°Ó] ­I®Ñ(­I­±Ã±¦r)ªº
backening	n. ­P¶Â
backer	n. ¤ä«ùªÌ, ´©§UªÌ, (ÁÉ°¨ªº)½ä¤â, (¥´¦r¾÷ªº)¹Ô¯È
backer-up	n. ¤¤«á½Ã(linebacker)
backfall	n. ±N¹ï¤èÀ£¨î­Ë¦a´®µÛ¹Ô¤l¥H¨ú³Óªº¤âªk
backfield	n. «á½Ã
backfill	v. ¸Ë¶ñ
backfire	n. °f¤õ, ¦^¤õ, ©ñ¤õ(¥H¨¾¤îªL¤õ½¯©µ);  vi. µo¥Í°f¤õ, ²£¥Í¤Ï®ÄªG
backfisch	n. ¤Ö¤k («ü¥¼¦¨¦~ªº¤k¾Ç¥Í)
backfit	vt. §ï«¬Â½·s
backflash	vi. (¤º¿U¾÷)¦^°{, °f¤õ, ¦^¤õ, [¤åÃÀ¡E¼@] ­Ë±Ô, °{¦^
backflow	n. °f¬y, ­Ë¬y
backgammon	n. ¦è¬vÂù³°´Ñ
background	n. ­I´º, ©³¦â, ¹õ«á, ¸g¾ú;  a. ­I´ºªº
background music	n. ­I´º­µ¼Ö
backgrounder	n. ¤@ºØ¬F©²©x­ûªº°OªÌ©Û«Ý·|
backgroung	n. ­I´º, «á¥x
backhand	n. ¤Ï¤â©ç, ¤Ï¤â©âÀ», ¥ª±×Åé
backhanded	a. ¤Ï¤â©çªº, (®Ñ¼g)¦V¥ª±×ªº, «õ­Wªº, ¶¡±µªº, ©äÅs©Ù¨¤ªº
backhander	n. ¤Ï¤â©ç, ¸ì¸ï, ¦^¦©
backhaul	n. (³f¹B­¸¾÷¡B³f²îµ¥ªº)³f¹B¦^µ{, Âk³~¸ü³f
backhauling	n. (³f¹B­¸¾÷¡B³f²îµ¥ªº)³f¹B¦^µ{, Âk³~¸ü³f
backhoe	n. [¾÷] ©ÔÃê (Ãê¤æ©T©w¦b°_­«Áuªº¦³»ÇÃ쪺¾Þ§@±ì¤W¨Ã³Q©Ô¦V¹B¦æ¤¤ªº¾÷¾¹)
backhouse	n. ©Ð¤l«á­±ªº¤p«Î, («Î¥~ªº)´Z©Ò
backie	n. [·R¤B³ù] «á°|
backing	n. «á´©, ¤ä«ù, ¤ä«ùªÌ, Ũ¸Ì, ¦ñ«µ, ­I®Ñ, «OÃÒ
backkward	adv. ¦V«á¦a
backland	n. ¤º¦a, °¾»÷¦a°Ï, Ã䶫
backlash	n. ¤Ï¼u, ¿E¯Pªº¤ÏÀ³, ¾¦½ü»Ø
backless	a. µL­Iªº, µL¾a³¡ªº, ÅS­Iªº
backlight	n. «á¥ú, ±q«á­±·Ó®gªº¥ú½u, ¤Ï¦V¥ú, ­I¥ú
backlining	n. [«Ø] ŨªO, [¸Ë°v] (¥[©T®Ñ¯áªº)­IŨ®Æ
backlist	n. ®w¦s®ÑÄy¥Ø¿ý;  vt. ¦C¤J­«ª©¥Ø¿ý
backlit	n. ­I¥ú¦¡
backlog	n. [¬ü] (¾ÀÄlªº¹Ô©³ªø¤[¿U¿Nªº)¤j¤ì®ã, º¢¾P³f, ¥¼°µ§¹ªº¤u§@, Àx³Æ
backmost	a. ³Ì«á­±ªº
backout	n. [¬ü¡E¤f] ºM¦^, °h¥X, ¨ú®ø, [®É] [¤õ½b] (¬°±À¿ðµo®g)­ËÂà®É¶¡Åª¥X, (¤õ½b¥¼¯àµo®g®Éªº)°f§Ç¾Þ§@
backpack	n. ­I¥];  v. ­I
backpedal	vi. ­Ë½ñ¸}½ñªO, ­¹¨¥, ¥Xº¸¤Ïº¸
backplate	n. ¤Ï¦V«Ì
backrest	n. ¾a­I
backroom	n. «á«Î, ±K«Ç
backroom boys	¯µ±K¬ã¨sªÌ; ´¼Ån¹Î; ¹õ«á­^¶¯, µL¦W­^¶¯
Backs	n. pl. [¦a] ¤Ú§J´µ (¦ì©ó¼C¾ô¤j¾Çªº Trinity College ¸Ì­±, ±dªeªe¯`­·´ºÀu¬üªº¦a¤è)
backsaw	n. [¥Hª÷ÄÝ¥[«pªº] µu¿÷
backscatter	n. (¤Ï®g½uªº)¦V«á´²®g
backscratcher	n. (¥Î¨Ó§ì¦Û¤v­Iªº)ªø¬`¥¶, ¦p·N, ¤£¨D¤H
backseat	n. «á®y, ¦¸­n¦ì¸m, ¦¸­n¦a¦ì
backseat driver	n. ¦b«á®y«ü´§¥q¾÷¦p¦ó¶}¨®ªº¤H, ¦hºÞ¶¢¨Æªº¤H
backset	n. ­Ë°h, °f¬y, ´õ¬y, °fÂà, ®À§é
backshish	n. ¬z¶K, ¤p¶O
backside	n. ­I³¡, ­I«á, «á¤è, [«Z] §¾ªÑ, Áv³¡
backsight	n. «áµø, ªí¤Ø
backslap	vt. »´©ç­I¥Hªí¥Ü¿Ë±K
backslapper	n. «Ü·|À³¹Sªº¤H
backslapping	a. ³ß©ç¤H­I¥Hªí¥Ü¤Í¦n[Æg³\]ªº, ¹L¤À¿Ë¼öªº
backslid	vbl. backslideªº¹L¥h¦¡
backslidden	vbl. backslideªº¹L¥h¤Àµü
backslide	vi. ¼Z¸¨, °h¨B, ¬GºA´_µÞ
backslider	n. ¦A¥ÇªÌ
backspace	n. °h®æÁä;  vi. ±N¥´¦r¾÷ªººuµ©«á²¾, °h«á¤@®æ
backspin	n. (¼²²y¡B¥â¥ã²yµ¥ªº)°f¦^Âà
backspring	n. [®ü] «á±×Æl (¥Ñ²î§À©Î²î¤¤¥H¦V«eªº¨¤«×¤Þ¨ì½XÀYªº±×Æl)
backstage	adv. ¦b«á¥x, ¦V«á¥x, ¯¦±K¦a, ¨p¤U¦a;  a. ¦b«á¥xªº, ¹õ«áªº, ¯¦±Kªº
backstair	a. ¯µ±Kªº, ·t¤¤ªº, ¤¤¶Ëªº
backstairs	n. «á­±¼Ó±è, ¼p©Ðªù;  a. ¯µ±Kªº, ·t¤¤ªº, ¤¤¶Ëªº
backstamp	n. ¶l¥ó­I­±¥´ªº¶lÂW, ³³¾¹©³³¡ªº°Ó¼Ð
backstay	n. «á¤ä¯Á, «á³¡¤ä¼µª«
backstitch	n. ­ËÁ_, ­Ë°w;  v. ­ËÁ_
backstop	n. ¾×²yºô, ®·¤â
backstrap	n. (®ÑÄyªº)®Ñ¯á, ³q¦V°¨­I¤¤¥¡³¡¦ìªº¥Ö±a, (¾c«áÃ䪺)¥Ö­²´£¤â
backstretch	n. »P²×ÂI¬Û¹ïªº¶]¹D
backstroke	n. ÁÙÀ», ¤Ï¤â©çÀ», ¥õªa;  v. ¥Î¤Ï¤âÀ»
backswept	a. ¦V«á¶É±×ªº, ¦V«á±°ªº, [ªÅ] «á±°¾÷Álªº
backswing	n. ­I¦VÂ\°Ê
backsword	n. ³æ¤b¼C, ¤ì¼C
backswordman	n. ¨Ï¥Î³æ¤b¼CªºÀ»¼CªÌ
backtrack	v. (ªu­ì¸ô)ªð¦^, ºM¦^
backup	n. «á´©, ³Æ¥÷, ¤ä«ù, °±º¢, ªý¶ë;  vt. °µ³Æ¥÷
backup copy	³Æ¥÷
backveld	n. [¦a] [«n«D] ¶m§ø, ¤º³°°¾»÷ªº¦a¤è, Ã䶫¤§¦a
backwall	n. ­IÀð
backward	a. ¦V«áªº, ¸¨«áªº, ¿ð½wªº, ¿ð¨Óªº, ±ß¨Óªº;  adv. ¦V«á¦a, ¬Û¤Ï¦a, °h¨B¦a, °l·¹
backward and forward	¨Ó¨Ó¦^¦^¦a, ©¹ªð¦a
backward compatibility	¦V«á­Ý®e
backward-looking	a. °hÁYªº, ¦^ÅU¹L¥hªº, «O¦uªº
backwardation	n. ¥æ³Î©µ´Á¶O
backwardly	adv. ¦V«á¦a, ©È²Û¦a
backwardness	n. ¸¨«á
backwards	adv. ¦V«á¦a(=backward)
backwards and forwards	¨Ó¨Ó¦^¦^
backwash	n. ®öÀÜ, (²î°¦ªº±À¶i¾¹ÅÍ°_ªº)¤Ï®ö, (¨a®`ªº)¾lªi, ¤ÏÅT
backwater	n. °f¤ô, ­Ë¬y, ¦º¤ô, (¤ßºAªº)³¬¶ë, ¸¨«á¦a°Ï;  vi. °f¦E
backwind	n. °f­·;  vt. ­Ë±²(©³¤ù)
backwood	a. ¯î»÷ªº, ²Ê³¥ªº, ±e«Uªº
backwoods	n. °¾»÷ªL°Ï
backwoodsman	n. ¦í¦bÃä»·¦a°Ïªº¤H, ¤å¤Æ§C¸¨¦a°Ïªº¤H
backyard	n. «á°|, «á®x
bacon	n. Ât¦×, µH®Ú, °ö®Ú(¨k¤l¦W)
bacon and eggs	n. µH®Ú³J, Ât¦×¥[·Î³J
bacon hog	n. ±M¬°»sÂt¾M¦×¦Ó¹}¾iªº½Þ
baconer	n. [°Êª«] ±M¬°»sÂt¾M¦×¦Ó¹}¾iªº½Þ, (¤@¯ë«ü)¨Ñ­¹¥Îªº¦×½Þ
Baconian	a. °ö®Ú(Francis Bacon)ªº;  n. °ö®Ú¾Ç¬£ªº¤H
Baconn	n. ªkÄõ¦è´µ.°ö®Ú, ù­õº¸.°ö®Ú
bacony	a. âÀ¦×¤@¼Ëªº, ¯×ªÕ½èªº
bact.	²Óµßbacteria, ²Óµßªº, ²Óµß©Êªºbacterial, ²Óµß¾Ç, ²Óµßªº¥ÍºAbacteriology, bacteria ªº³æ¼Æbacterium
bacteremia	n. [Âå] µß¦å¯g
bacteri	comb. ªí¥Ü¡u²Óµß¡v
bacteria	n. ²Óµß(bacteriumªº½Æ¼Æ)
bacterial	a. ²Óµßªº
bactericidal	a. ±þµßªº
bactericide	n. ±þµß¾¯
bacterid	n. [Âå] ²Óµß¯l, (¥X²{©ó¤â»P¨¬, ¹ï²Óµß²£¥Í¤§ª«½è¹L±Ó©Ò­P)
bacteriemia	n. [Âå] µß¦å¯g, (¦Pbacteremia)
bacterin	n. ¬Ì­], ¹w¨¾°w
bacteriochlorophyll	n. [Âå] ²Óµß¸­ºñ¯À, (¦³¥ú¦X§@¥Î¤§²Óµß)
bacteriocidin	n. [Âå] ±þµß¯À, (¦Pbactericidin)
bacteriocin	n. [¥Í¤Æ] ²Óµß¯À (²Óµß¤Àªcªº§Üµßª«)
bacterioclasis	n. [Âå] ¸Hµß§@¥Î, µß¤À¸Ñ, (¦Pbacteriolysis)
bacteriogenic	n. [Âå] µß­ì©Ê
bacteriogenous	n. [Âå] µß­ì©Ê
bacteriohemagglutinin	n. [Âå] ²Óµß©Ê¦å²y¾®¶°¯À
bacteriohemolysin	n. [Âå] ²Óµß©Ê·»¦å¯À
bacterioid	n. [Âå] Ãþ²Óµß
bacteriologic	a. ²Óµß¾Çªº, ¨Ï¥Î(¦³®`)²Óµßªº
bacteriological	a. ²Óµß¾Çªº, ²Óµß¾Ç¤Wªº
bacteriologist	n. ²Óµß¾Ç®a
bacteriology	n. ²Óµß¾Ç
bacteriolysin	n. [§K¬Ì] ·»µß¯À
bacteriolysis	n. ²Óµß¤À¸Ñ³B²z, ·»µß
bacteriolytic	a. [Âå] ·»µßªº
bacteriophage	n. ¾½µßÅé
bacteriophagia	n. [Âå] ¾½µß²{¶H, (¬Y¦¹¯f¬r¤À¸Ñ²Óµß²{¶H)
bacteriophagic	a. [Âå] ¾½µß¯f¬rªº
bacteriophagology	n. [Âå] ¾½µß¯f¬r¾Ç, (¥i¯}Ãa©Î¤À¸Ñ²Óµß¤§¯f¬r)
bacteriophobia	n. [¤ß] ²Óµß®£©Æ
bacterioprecipitin	n. [Âå] ²Óµß¨I¾ý¯À, (¥i¨Ï²Óµß¨I¾ý)
bacterioprotein	n. [Âå] ²Óµß³J¥Õ½è, (²Óµß©Ò§t¤§¥ô¤@³J¥Õ)
bacteriopsonic	a. [Âå] µß½Õ²z¯Àªº
bacteriopsonin	n. [Âå] ²Óµß½Õ²z¯À, (¬°§ÜÅé¤@ºØ, §@¥Î©ó²Óµß¤§¤W)
bacterioscopy	n. ²ÓµßÀˬd
bacteriosis	n. [Âå] ²Óµß©Ê¯e¯f, (¥ô¦ó»P²Óµß¦³Ãö¤§¯e¯f)
bacteriostasis	n. [µß] ªý¤î²ÓµßÁc¥Íªk, §íµß§@¥Î
bacteriostat	n. [Âå] ²Óµß§í¨î¾¯
bacteriostatic	n. [Âå] »sµß¾¯
bacteriotherapy	n. ²ÓµßÀøªk
bacteriotoxic	a. [µß] ²Óµß©Ê¬r¯Àªº, ¹ï²Óµß¦³¬r©Êªº, ¥Ñ²Óµß©Ê¬r¯À²£¥Íªº
bacteriotoxin	n. [Âå] ²Óµß¬r¯À, (²Óµß»s³yªÌ2.¹ï²Óµß¦³¬rªÌ)
bacteriotropic	a. [Âå] ¶Ý²Óµßªº, §ïÅܲӵߪº
bacterium	n. ²Óµß
bacteriuria	n. [Âå] µß§¿¯g
bacterize	vt. ­É²Óµß§@¥ÎªvÀø©Î§ïÅÜ
bacteroid	n. °²²Óµß;  a. ²Óµßª¬ªº
bacteroidal	a. °²²Óµß, ²Óµßª¬ªº
bacteroides	n. [µß] ÀÀ±ìµßÄÝ (¸z¹D¤ºªº­²Äõ¤ó³±©Ê¹½®ñ²Óµß)
bacteruria	n. [Âå] µß§¿¯g
Bactrian camel	n. ¤@ºØÂù®pÀd¾m
baculiform	a. [¥Í] ±ìª¬ªº
baculine	a. ´Îªº, Ã@¦Dªº
baculum	n. [°Êª«] (­÷¨Å°Êª«ªº)³±²ô°©
bad	a. Ãaªº, ®tªº, ¦Hªº, ´c¦Hªº, ÁV¿|ªº, ¨¸´cªº, ¤£¹D¼wªº, ÄY­«ªº, ¼@¯Pªº, ¦³®`ªº, ¤£¾A·íªº, ¤£´r§Öªº, °Q¹½ªº, ¦Hµ¥ªº, ¦H½èªº, µL»ù­Èªº, Ãa±¼ªº, »GÃaªº, »G±Ñªº, ¿ò¾Ñªº;  adv. [¤f] (=badly);  n. Ãa¨Æ, ´c¦Hªºª¬ºA, ¤Ì¹B
bad actor	®åö}¤£¹¥, ­J¶Ã¼»³¥ªÌ; ´c´Ò, ¤ï®{
bad apple	n. Ãa¤H, ¤£¥i¾aªº¤H 
bad blood	n. ¤£´r§Öªº·P¨ü, ¤³«ë, ¼¨«ë, ´c·P, ´c·N, ¤£©M
bad breath	n. ¤f¯ä
bad check	n. ªÅÀY¤ä²¼
bad debt	n. Ãa±b, §b±b
bad debts	Ãa±b
bad egg	Ãa³J, ²V³J, Ãa¤H
bad faith	n. ­I«H, ¬¾¶B
bad form	n. ¹H¤Ï±`³Wªº¦æ¬°
bad language	½|¤Hªº¸Ü
bad mouth	´c¤f¶Ë¤H, ½ÚÁ½¥L¤HªÌ
bad news	n. Ãa®ø®§, ¾µ¯Ó, ±b³æ, °Q¹½ªº¤H
Bad news travles fast.	Ãa¨Æ¶Ç¤d¨½
bad paper	ªÅÀY¤ä²¼, °°¶r
bad pay	¨S¦³ÀvÁÙ¯à¤O, ­É¶U«H¥Î¤£¦n; §C¤u¸ê
bad sailor	©ö·w²îªº¤H
bad taste in one's mouth	Ãa¦L¶H, ¤£´r§Öªº·P¨ü
bad word	©G½|»y
Bad workmen often blame their tools.	©å¦K±`©Ç¤u¨ãÃa
bad-mannered	a. ¨S§»ªªº
bad-mouth	vt. ðã½|, »¡Ãa¸Ü
bad-tempered	a. µÊ®ð¤£¦nªº
Badarian	a. ¤Ú¹Fº¸¤å¤Æ(´Á)ªº (¤W®J¤Îªº·s¥Û¾¹«á´Á¤å¤Æ, Badari ¬°¤¤³¡®J¤Îªº¿ò¸ñ)
baddeleyite	n. [Äq] ±×èp¥Û (¤ÑµMªº¤G®ñ¤Æèp)
badderlocks	n. [´Ó] ¯Íµæ (¼Ú¬w¥X²£ªº¤@ºØ·íµæ¦Yªº®üĦ)
baddie	n. [¤f] (¹q¼vµ¥¤¤ªº)´c´Ò, Ãa¤H, Ãa³J
baddish	a. ¸ûÃaªº
baddy	n. [¤f] (¹q¼vµ¥¤¤ªº)´c´Ò, Ãa¤H, Ãa³J
bade	vbl. bidªº¹L¥h¦¡
Bade City	n. ¤K¼w¥«
Bade City, Taoyuan County	n. ®ç¶é¿¤¤K¼w¥«
badge	n. À²³¹, ¼Ð»x, ¶H¼x
badge bandit	n. [ë¦] ĵ¹î
badger	n. õÝ, õÝ¥Ö¤ò;  vt. ªÈÄñ, §xÂZ, ·ÐÂZ
badger baiting	n. ­AõÝÀ¸
badger game	n. ¬ü¤H­p, ¥P¤H¸õ
badger someone to do something	ªÈÄñ¬Y¤H·F¬Y¨Æ
Badger State	n. (¬ü°ê)«Â´µ±d¨¯¦{(Wisconsin)ªº§OºÙ
badger with	ªÈÄñ
badger-legged	a. ¨â»Lªøµu¤£¤@ªº
badinage	n. ¼J§Ë, Ù^Ùg, ¥´½ì, ¶}ª±¯º
badland	n. ¯î¦a, ¤£¤ò¤§¦a
badlands	n. ¯î¦a, ¤£¤ò¤§¦a
badly	adv. Ãa¦a, ´c¦H, ÁV¿|¦a, ÄY­«¦a, «D±`, ¬Æ;  a. ¿ò¾Ñªº, Ãø¹Lªº
badly battered and mauled	¸I±oÀY¯}¦å¬y
badly off	¥Í¬¡§xÃø, ³B¹ÒÁ}Ãø, ¹B®ð¤£¨Î
badly-off	a. ½a§xªº, ¤£©¯ªº, ¯Ê¥Fªº
badly-wounded	a. ¨ü¶ËÄY­«ªº
badman	n. [¤f] Ãa¤H, ¤ï®{, µL¿à, Ãa³J
badminton	n. ¦Ð¤ò²y, ¦Ð²y
badmintoon	n. ¦Ð¤ò²y
badness	n. Ãa, ´c, ¤£¨}
badtempered	a. µÊ®ð¼ÉÀê, ©ö«ãªº
Baedeker	n. ¨©¼w§J®È¦æ«ü«n
baff	v. ¥H²y§ý¥´²y¤U³¡¨Ï¤§°ª­¸;  n. °ª­¸²yªº¤@À»
baffle	vt. §x´b, °g´b, ªý¤î, ªý¼¸, ½Õ¸`;  n. °g´b, ¾×ªO, ½Õ¸`¸Ë¸m
baffle-board	n. ¤Ï®gªO, ¨¾­µªO,
baffle-wall	n. ªýªO, ¨¾­µÀð
bafflement	n. §x´b, ªý¼¸
baffler	n. ½Õ¸`Àð
baffling	a.  ¨Ï§x´bªº, Ãø²z¸Ñªº
baffy	n. (°ªº¸¤Ò²yªº)¥|¸¹¤ì±ì
BAFTA	n. ­^°ê¹q¼v»P¹qµøÃÀ³N¾Ç°|(British Academy of Film and Television Arts)
bag	n. ³U, ³U¤l, ¤â´£¥], ¿ú³U, Âyª«³U, ³Uª¬ª«, ²´³U, [­^] ¿Ç¤l, ¥R¨¬, «Ü¦h, ¾Õªø, [¤f] ¦Ñ¤Ó±C;  vt. ¥Î³U¤l¸Ë, ®·Àò, °½, vi. ¹ª°_, ¹³ªÅ³U¯ë¤U««
bag and baggage	³s¦P¥þ³¡°]ª«, §¹¥þ¦a, ¹ý©³¦a
bag fox	n. ³Uª°
bag job	n. «Dªk·j¬d
bag of bones	°©½G¦p®ãªº¤H
bag-play	n. ©^©Ó, ©ç°¨
bag-sleeve	n. ¼e³S
bag-wig	n. µ·³U°²¾v
Baganda	n. ¤Ú·F¹F±Ú (¥D­n©~¦í¦b¯Q¤z¹F)
bagasse	n. ¥Ì½©´í
bagassosis	n. [Âå] ¥Ì½©¦Ç¨IµÛ¯f
bagataway	n. ¥[®³¤j¦L²Ä¦w¤Hªº¤@ºØ²y§Þ (lacrosse ´N¬O±q³oºØ²y§Þµo®i°_¨Óªº)
bagatelle	n. º¾¨Æ, ¤p¨Æ, ¤p¼Ö¦±, ¼u¤l²yÀ¸ªº¤@ºØ
Bagdad	n. ¤Ú®æ¹F(¥ì©Ô§J­º³£)
bagel	n. ¤@ºØ°é«¬ÄÑ»æ
bagful	n. ¤@³U¤§¶q, ¤j¶q, «Ü¦h
baggage	n. ¦æ§õ, ¥]µö, ²ÖÂØ, ¿º°ü, ±D¤l, (Áà)¦Ñ¤Ó±C
baggage allowance	n. ¦æ§õ­«¶q­­¨î
baggage car	n. ¦æ§õ¨®´[
baggage check	n. ¦æ§õ²¼, ®È«È¦æ§õ¤Wªº¼ÐÅÒ
baggage compartment	n. ¦æ§õ¿µ
baggage office	n. ¦æ§õ©Ð
baggage rack	n. (¦C¨®¡B¤½¦@¨T¨®¤Wªº)¦æ§õ¬[
baggage room	n. ¦æ§õ¼È±H³B(=left luggage office)
baggageman	n. ¦æ§õ­û
baggagemaster	n. ¦æ§õ­t³d¤H
bagged	a. ÃP¦¢¤U««ªº, ³Ü¾Kªº
bagger	n. ¸Ë³U¤u, ¥´¥]¾÷
baggie	n. ¤p¤f³U, [Ĭ®æÄõ] ­G
bagging	n. ¸Ë³U, »s³Uªº§÷®Æ, ³U¥¬
baggy	a. ³Uª¬ªº, ÃP¦¢ªº
Baghdad	n. ¤Ú®æ¹F(¥ì©Ô§J­º³£)
baghouse	n. [¦a] ³UÂo«Ç
bagman	n. (®È¦æ¦U¦aªº)±À¾P­û, ´À¤H»¼°e¸ì¸ï©Î«OÅ@¶Oªº¤H
bagnio	n. ¸q¤j§Q©Î¤g¦Õ¨äªº¾þ°ó, ¨cº», §²°|
bagpipe	n. ­·²Ã
bagpiper	n. §j­·²Ãªº¤H, ­·²Ã¤â
bags of	¤j¶qªº, ¥R¨¬ªº
baguet	n. ¤Á¦¨ªø¤è§ÎªºÄ_¥Û
baguette	n. ¤Á¦¨ªø¤è§ÎªºÄ_¥Û
Baguio	n. [¦a] ºÑº½ (µá«ß»« Luzon ®q¦è¥_³¡ªº«°¥«, µá«ß»«¤§®L³£), (µá«ß»«ªº)¼ö±a©Ê§C®ðÀ£, Às±²­·
bagwash	n. [¦a] [­^¡E¥j­·] (¦Ñ¦¡)¬~¦ç©± (¥u¬~´½, ¤£¼÷¿S)
bagwig	n. ³U¸Ë°²¾v
bagworm	n. µ²¯óÂÎ
bah	int. ©A!
Baha'I	n. a. ¤Ú«¢±Ð¬£(«H®{)(ªº)
bahadur	n. »Õ¤U
Bahaism	n. ¤j¦P±Ð, ¤@ºØ¿p´µªL±Ð¬£
Bahama Islands	n. pl. ¤Ú«¢°¨¸s®q
Bahamas	n. ¤Ú«¢°¨(°ê¦W¡A¦b¤¤«n¬ü¬w)
Bahamian	a. ¤Ú«¢°¨ªº, ¤Ú«¢°¨¤Hªº;  n. ¤Ú«¢°¨¤H
Bahaullah	n. ¤Ú«¢¼Ú©Ô (Mirza Husayn Ali, 1817-92, ¤Ú«¢±Ðªº³Ð©l¤Hªº´LºÙ, ´¿¬°¥ì´µÄõ¤°¸­¬£±Ð®{, «á¬° Bab ªº§Ì¤l)
Bahia grass	n. ¤Ú¥ì¨È³¶Þû
Bahia powder	n. ¬_Ù²¯»(Goa powder)
Bahrain	n. ¤ÚªL(°ê¦W¡A¦b¦è¨È)
baht	n. ®õ°ê³f¹ô³æ¦ì
bahut	n. ¥j¥Nªº¶ê³»¦çÂd[Ão], ¥é¥jÀJªáÂd
Bahutu	n. (¤¤«Dªº)­J¹Ï¤H (»Z¶©¦a¡B¿c¦w¹Fªº¹A¥Á), ­J¹Ï»y (Bantu »y¤§¤@ºØ)
bahuvrihi	n. [±ë»y¤åªk] ©Êª¬½Æ¦Xµü (¥Ñ¨â­Ó¦¨¤À²Õ¦¨ªº½Æ¦Xµü, ²Ä¤@¦¨¤Àªí¥Ü²Ä¤G¦¨¤Àªº¯S©w¯S¼x: ¨Ò bluebell, highbrow)
baiao	n. ¤Ú¦èªº»RÁÐ[¦±]
baignoire	n. [À¸°|ªº] ¯S®y, ¥]´[
Baihe Township	n. ¥ÕªeÂí
Baihe Township, Tainan County	n. ¥x«n¿¤¥ÕªeÂí
Baikal	n. ¨©¥[º¸´ò
bail	n. «OÄÀ, «OÄÀª÷, (¥b¶ê§Î)§â¤â, (§â¤ô¯æ¥X²î¥~ªº)¤ô±í, ¤ô¤æ, ¤T¬Wªù¤Wªº¾î¤ì, ¬]Äæ, (¥´¦r¾÷ªº)À£¯ÈãT;  vt. «OÄÀ, ©e°U, ¨V¤ô, ¯æ¤ô, vi. ¨V¤ô, ¸õ³Ê
bail bond	n. «OÄÀ«OÃÒ®Ñ, «OÄÀª÷
bail out	¸õ³Ê, ¼»¤â¤£ºÞ
bail someone out	«OÄÀ¬Y¤H
bailable	a. ¥i«OÄÀªº, ¥i¥æ«Oªº
bailee	n. ¨ü°U¤H
bailer	n. À»¤¤¤T¬Wªù¤Wªº¾î¤ìªº²y, ¨V¥X²î¤¤¿n¤ôªº¤H©Î¤ô¤æ
bailey	n. «°¾À, «°³¢, «°³ù¥~®x
Bailey bridge	n. [­x] ­¿¤O¾ô
bailie	n. ¥«°Ñ¨Æ·|­û