| 词汇 | kill |
| 释义 | kill verb uk /kɪl/ us /kɪl/ killverb (DEATH)A2[ I or T ] to cause someone or something to die: 杀死;弄死;使致死 Her parents were killed in a plane crash.她的父母死于一次空难。 Smoking can kill.吸烟会危及生命。 Food must be heated to a high temperature to kill harmful bacteria.食物必须经高温加热以杀灭有害细菌。 to stop living dieMy dog died last week. die a natural/violent deathShe dies a natural death at home, surrounded by loved ones. pass awayHe passed away peacefully in hospital. pass onI'm sorry to hear that your grandfather has passed on. passUSMy father passed last year. The bomb killed four soldiers and three civilians.炸弹炸死4名士兵及3名平民。 The driver of the van was killed in the accident.货车司机在事故中丧生。 If you fell off the roof, you'd kill yourself. The humane way of dealing with a suffering animal is to kill it quickly. It is hoped that the kidnappers will not carry out their threat to kill the hostages.希望绑架者不会如他们威胁所言将人质杀死。 Murder & attempted murder asphyxiation assassinate assassination assassination attempt attempt butcher drive-by genocidal genocide gun someone down homicide infanticide polish something off pop off put someone to the swordidiom regicide rub slaughter snuff throttle killverb (FINISH)C2[ T ] to stop or destroy a relationship, activity, or experience: 终止；使停止；扼杀；破坏 Lack of romance can kill a marriage.缺少浪漫会毁掉婚姻。 They gave her some tablets to kill the pain.他们给她一些药片来止痛。 Kill your speed.停下来。 [ T ]mainly USinformal(alsokill off) to drink all of something: 喝光 We killed off two six-packs watching the game.看比赛时，我们喝掉了两盒6瓶装啤酒。 Destroying and demolishing annihilate annihilation apocalypse bash bash through (something) be sacrificed on the altar of somethingidiom consume costly dynamite erosion erosional erosionally erosive sabotage saboteur sack sacking sacrifice scarred wipe You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Drinking killverb (EFFORT)C1[ T ]informal to cause someone a lot of effort or difficulty: 使付出很多努力;给（某人）招来很多困难 It wouldn't kill you to apologize.道个歉不会要你命的。 He didn't exactly kill himself trying to get the work finished.他并没有竭尽全力去完成工作。 Effort and expending energy assiduity assiduous assiduously assiduousness be running on emptyidiom burn effort effortful effortfully elbow grease fight hamster wheel perseverance plough plough through something push put something in/put something into something rearguard action struggle swing killverb (HURT)[ T ]informal to cause someone a lot of pain: 使非常痛苦 I must sit down, my feet are killing me!我得坐下来，我的脚痛极了！ to cause pain hurtMy leg hurts. acheMy legs are still aching from my run yesterday. throbMy head throbbed. stingHis cheeks stung from the aftershave he'd just put on. smartThe smoke was thick, making her eyes smart. rubThe clothing is cleverly stitched to prevent the seams rubbing anywhere. Pain & painful -racked aches and pains achy agonizing analgesia be murder on somethingidiom birth pangs brain freeze dull grief neuralgia pain reliever painlessly pang prick rawness shooting pains sting stitch throb killverb (ANGER)A2[ T ]informal If you say that someone will kill you, you mean that they will be very angry with you: （意指极为愤怒）非杀了（某人）不可 My sister would kill me if she heard me say that.要是我姐姐听见我那么说，非杀了我不可。 Causing feelings of anger and displeasure aggravate aggrieve alienate anger annoy bend give someone the shitsidiom go too faridiom goat grate hack someone off nark needle rile rub rub someone up the wrong wayidiom ruffle ruffle someone's feathersidiom tooth troll killverb (ENTERTAIN)[ T ]mainly USinformal to make someone laugh a lot: 让某人捧腹大笑 That comedian kills me.那个喜剧演员真是把我笑翻了。 kill yourselfinformal(alsokill yourself laughing) to laugh very much: 大笑不止;笑破肚皮 It was so funny - we were all killing ourselves. Here's something that will make you kill yourself laughing. Celebrating & entertaining amuse amused bacchanalian banqueting bar-hop emcee entertain entertaining ents go to townidiom hoot hostess propose put the flags out!idiom regale someone with something rejoice rejoicing rejoicingly romp throw You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Laughing and smiling killverb (SPORT)in ice hockey, to successfully prevent the opposing team from scoring during a time when your team has one fewer player because of a penalty(= a punishment for breaking the rules): kill a penaltyThe Penguins killed the penalty and ultimately took the game. In rugby, if a player kills the ball, they prevent it from being played, especially in a way that is against the rules: kill the ballJones was sent to the sin bin for killing the ball. in football, to stop a moving ball with your foot or chest: She killed the pass with her left foot, turned, and fired the ball home with her right. kill the ballHe deftly killed the ball on his chest. In sports such as tennis, badminton, table tennis, and volleyball, if a player kills the ball, they hit it hard into the opponent's area of play in order to win a point: She killed the smash to take the game and the first set. The floaty backhand was just asking to be killed. With under two minutes to go, the US has killed the penalty and both teams are skating at full strength. They killed two third-period penalties without allowing a shot on goal. He appeared to kill the ball at a ruck. Both sides were equally guilty of killing the ball, and each had a man sin-binned. Winter sports airboard airboarder airboarding Alpine skiing après-ski biathlon bobsleigh enforcer face off figure skater figure skating forecheck skating rink skiboard skiboarding skier skiing slalom sledge sleigh You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Rugby Football/soccer Tennis & racket sports killverb (NOT PUBLISH)[ T ] to prevent a story, report, photograph, etc. from being published or broadcast in the media: He spoke with a top editor at the New York Times trying to get them to kill the story. Every freelance writer has had a story killed at some point. The State Department angrily ordered the broadcaster to kill the report, arguing that to broadcast it would give free publicity to terrorists. The news agency said it had killed the picture over claims it had been manipulated. He is accused of trying to kill the story of his alleged cocaine use by offering a campaign post to an investigative reporter. News reporting & the press ambulance chaser breaking news bury the ledeidiom citizen journalism correspondent dispatch hit the headlinesidiom hot off the pressidiom investigative journalism investigative journalist journalism journalist pap paparazzo photojournalism photojournalist press baron scoop the Associated Press the Press Association You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Broadcasting in general Idiomskill someone with kindness kill the fatted calf kill the goose that lays the golden egg kill it kill time, an hour, etc. kill two birds with one stone Phrasal verbkill something off kill noun uk /kɪl/ us /kɪl/ killnoun (DEATH)[ Cusually singular ] an animal or bird that has been hunted and killed, or the action of killing: 被捕杀的动物，猎物;杀死，捕杀 The leopard seizes its kill and begins to eat.豹子抓住猎物，便吃了起来。 move in for the killLike other birds of prey, it quickly moves in for the kill.如同其他猛禽一样，它飞行迅速以捕食猎物。 Hunting & fishing angler angling anti-hunt anti-hunter anti-hunting barb fishhook fishing line fishing rod fly fishing fox hunt outfish overfishing piscatory poach poaching ravening whaler whaling yoicks killnoun (ICE HOCKEY)[ C or U ](alsopenalty kill) in ice hockey, a successful attempt to prevent an opposing team from scoring during a time when your team has one fewer player because of a penalty(= punishment for breaking the rules): He's a big, physical defenceman who moves the puck well and is great on the penalty kill. I think we did a real good job with penalty kill. Vancouver has a measly 65.6 percent penalty kill efficiency this postseason and has given up 11 power-play goals. The team was in the rink working on powerplays and penalty kills. Winter sports airboard airboarder airboarding Alpine skiing après-ski biathlon bobsleigh enforcer face off figure skater figure skating forecheck skating rink skiboard skiboarding skier skiing slalom sledge sleigh Idiomsbe in at the kill kill or cure move/go/close in for the kill kill | American Dictionarykill verb[ I/T ] us/kɪl/ to cause someone or something to die: [ T ]Livestock are being killed by tigers in some areas. [ I ]Just a tiny drop of this poison is enough to kill. [ T ]fig. If you tell Mom, I’ll kill you (= I will be extremely angry with you). To kill something can also mean to hurt, damage, remove, or destroy it: [ T ]It wouldn’t kill you to apologize. [ T ]The doctor gave her something to kill the pain. kill time(alsotime to kill) If you kill time or have time to kill, you do something while you are waiting for something else to happen: We killed some time playing cards while we waited for the flight. I had a couple of hours to kill before dinner. killingnoun[ C ]us/ˈkɪl·ɪŋ/ She refused to take part in the killing of animals. Idiomkill two birds with one stone Phrasal verbkill off someone/something kill noun[ U ] us/kɪl/ an animal that has been hunted and killed: The leopard seized its kill and dragged it into the bush. kill | Business Englishkill verb[ T ] uk /kɪl/us to stop or destroy something: The board's negative vote killed the deal. The poor economic situation has killed the plan to expand the business. All sorts of new media are killing regional newspapers. |
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