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词汇 life
释义 life
noun
uk /laɪf/ us /laɪf/plurallives

lifenoun (TIME ALIVE)


A1[ C or U ]
the period between birth and death, or the experience or state of being alive: 寿命;生命;一生,人生;生活;性命
Life's too short to worry about money!人生短暂,何必为金钱而烦恼!
I'm not sure I want to spend the rest of my life with him.我不能肯定自己是否愿意与他共度余生。
Unfortunately, accidents are part of life.不幸的是,意外事故也是生活的一部分。
He went mad towards the end of his life.他在生命走向终了时疯掉了。
Cats are supposed to have nine lives.据说猫有九命。
He doesn't know what he really wants in/out of life.他不知道自己在生活中真正想要的是什么。
The accident changed my whole outlook on life.那场事故彻底改变了我对人生的看法。
He lost his life (= died suddenly because of a violent event or accident) in the Great War.他在一战中丧生。
A simple mixture of glucose and water can save lives in many parts of the world.在世界上很多地方,把葡萄糖和水混合在一起就可以用来拯救人的性命。
He ran off with her life savings(= all the money she had saved).他带着她毕生的积蓄跑掉了。
See also
afterlife
 for life
C1
for the whole of a person's life: 一生,终生
I believe marriage is for life.我相信婚姻是一辈子的事情。
 give your life(alsolay down your life)
to be willing to die in order to defend or support someone or something: 献出生命
They were ready to give their lives for their country.他们已做好了为国捐躯的准备。
 life after death
If you believe in life after death, you believe that people continue to exist in some form after they die: 来世
He truly believes that there is life after death.
She seems like a woman who is contented with her life.
Your life changes dramatically when you have a baby.
Her time at university was the most eventful period of her life.
The new drug might help save the lives of cancer victims.这种新药也许可以用于挽救癌症病人的生命。
It was only later in life that she found happiness and peace of mind.她只是到了晚年才找到幸福和内心的平静。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Life and living
alive
animate
blue zone
borrow
cheat
cheat deathidiom
cradle
draw breathphrase
immortal
last
last out
life course
life cycle
life expectancy
raise someone from the deadidiom
revenant
social calendar
social life
stay alive
year

lifenoun (WAY OF LIVING)


B1[ C or U ]
a way of living or a particular part of someone's life: 生活方式;生活(的某一部分)
her family/private/sex life她的家庭/个人/性生活
my working life我的职业生涯
We interviewed senior politicians, famous writers, and others in public life.我们采访了资深政界人士、著名作家等公众人物。
Drugs and violence are deeply rooted in American life.毒品和暴力在美国社会生活中已经根深蒂固。
I left home at 16 to see life (= have different experiences with a lot of people in lots of places).我16岁离家出去闯荡世界。
Teaching has been her life (= the most important and enjoyable thing in her life).教书已成为了她的生命。
 start a new life(alsomake a new life for yourself)
to completely change how or where you live: 开始新的生活
She decided to start a new life in Australia.她决定在澳大利亚开始新的生活。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Life and living
alive
animate
blue zone
borrow
cheat
cheat deathidiom
cradle
draw breathphrase
immortal
last
last out
life course
life cycle
life expectancy
raise someone from the deadidiom
revenant
social calendar
social life
stay alive
year

lifenoun (TIME OF OPERATION)


C2[ Cusually singular ]
the period for which a machine or organization lasts: 寿命;存在周期;有效期
The newer batteries have a much longer life.新一代电池的寿命要长得多。
Careful use will prolong the life of your machine.小心使用会延长机器的寿命。
The legislation won't be passed during the life of the present parliament.该项立法在当前议会的任期内不会获得通过。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Periods of time - general words
age
at/in one sittingidiom
chapter
day
digital age
duration
information age
leeway
life course
life cycle
lifetime
session
sitting
sleep
standing
subperiod
time frame
time lag
time span
timescale

lifenoun (BEING ALIVE)


[ U ]
the quality that makes people, animals, and plants different from objects, substances, and things that are dead: 生命力,生气
The doctor could find no sign of life in the old man's body.医生发现老人已经没有了生命迹象。
figurativeI looked through the window but I couldn't see any signs of life (= people moving).我透过窗子向外望去,却看不到有任何人类活动的迹象。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Life and living
alive
animate
blue zone
borrow
cheat
cheat deathidiom
cradle
draw breathphrase
immortal
last
last out
life course
life cycle
life expectancy
raise someone from the deadidiom
revenant
social calendar
social life
stay alive
year

lifenoun (ENERGY)


B2[ U ]
the quality of having a lot of energy, interest, or excitement: 活力,热情
She's so full of life.她充满了活力。
Los Angeles was a great place to live, really full of life.
The bright colours bring more life to the painting.
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples

activity
activityThere were several police vans and a lot of activity in the area.
hubbubI couldn't find her with all the hubbub going on.
bustleI miss the bustle of the big city.
hustle and bustleShe got used to the hustle and bustle of daily life.
flurry of activityWhat was the reason behind this sudden flurry of activity?
burst of activityIt's usually quiet in the shop, but occasionally we have a sudden burst of activity.
 bring something to life
to make something more real or exciting: 赋予…生命,使…鲜活起来
It's always been an interesting period in history and this film really brought it to life.这段历史总是令人饶有兴味,这部电影对此进行了真实的再现。
 come to life
to start to be alive or to grow, or start to function:
Just install batteries, and watch the robot come to life.
to become more exciting or start to seem more real: 使更加实在;使更有生机
The game really came to life in the second half.比赛下半场有了生机。
 back to life
alive or growing again, or starting to function again:
I wish Shakespeare could come back to life and tell us what he thinks.
In spring, the earth comes back to life as seeds begin to germinate.
Pent-up demand brought the economy roaring back to life.
more exciting or more real again:
Urged on by the crowd, he brought the match back to life.
This show brings an almost forgotten novel brilliantly back to life.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Excitement, interest, energy and enthusiasm
alacrity
animation
ardour
avidity
boosterism
commotion
flirtation
frenzy
friskiness
frisson
frolic
get a buzz out of something/doing something
hubbub
page-turner
pep
perkiness
physicality
piquancy
zeal
zealousness

You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:


Life and living
Machines - Functioning

lifenoun (LIVING THINGS)


B1[ U ]
everything that is alive: 活物,生物
human/marine/plant life人类/海洋生物/植物
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Life and living
alive
animate
blue zone
borrow
cheat
cheat deathidiom
cradle
draw breathphrase
immortal
last
last out
life course
life cycle
life expectancy
raise someone from the deadidiom
revenant
social calendar
social life
stay alive
year

lifenoun (IN ART)


[ U ] art specialized
In art, if you work from life, you paint, draw, etc. real people or objects, usually while they are in front of you rather than from memory: (绘画的)模特儿,实物
life drawing classes写生课
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Art history & artistic movements
abstract
abstract expressionism
aesthetic
anti-modern
anti-modernism
cubism
cubist
expressionism
expressionist
expressionistic
minimalistic
modernism
modernist
montage
naturalism
Pre-Raphaelite
regency
rococo
romantic
romanticism

lifenoun (IN GAMES)


[ C ]informal
especially in children's games, one of the limited number of times that you can lose, but still continue playing: (尤指儿童游戏中的)一次机会;命
Every time the little man gets hit, you lose a life.小人儿每被击中一次,你就丢了一条命。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Children's games
blind man's buff
card game
cold
conker
deck of cards
dingbat
double Dutch
dress-up box
dressing-up box
hide-and-seek
hopscotch
keep (someone/something) away
magnet fishing
marble
pack of cards
painting
painting by numbersidiom
piggyback
ringtoss
warm

lifenoun (BIOGRAPHY)


[ C ]
the life story of a person written by someone else: 传记
What moved him to write a life of John O'Hara?
Synonym
biography
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Books: kinds of books
abridgment
annual
anthology
audiobook
backlist
crime
digest
dime novel
e-reader
easy read
multi-volume
must-read
novel
novelette
novelistic
trilogy
vade mecum
workbook
ya
young adult

Idioms


be (all) part of life's rich tapestry/pageant
be one/another of life's great mysteries
something come to life
for the life of you
get a life!
give your life to something
how's life (treating you)?
lead/live the life of Riley
the life and soul of the party
the man/woman in someone's life
More idioms

not on your life!
scare/frighten the life out of someone
the school/university of life
take your (own) life
take someone's life
take your life in your hands
that's life!
this is the life!
to the life

life | American Dictionary


life
noun
us/lɑɪf/

lifenoun (TIME BEING ALIVE)


[ C/U ]plurallivesus/lɑɪvz/
the period between birth and death, or the state of being alive:
[ U ]Life is too short to worry about money!
[ C ]Cats are supposed to have nine lives.
[ C/U ]plurallivesus/lɑɪvz/
Life is also anything that is alive:
[ U ]animal/plant life
 life after death
If you believe in life after death, you believe that a person continues to exist in some way after dying.

lifenoun (EXPERIENCE)


[ C/U ]
a particular type or part of someone’s experience:
[ U ]She appreciates life in the United States.
[ U ]A vacation is a pleasant change from everyday life.
[ C ]He rarely talks about his private life.

lifenoun (TIME SOMETHING WORKS)


[ U ]
the period during which a machine or object that produces power works:
The newer batteries have a much longer life – up to 100 hours.

lifenoun (ENERGY)


[ U ]
energy or enthusiasm:
The show was full of life.

life | Business English


life
noun
uk /laɪf/usplurallivesuk /laɪvz/
[ C ]
the amount of time that something exists or works:
the life of a mortgage/loan/investmentHe would reach retirement during the life of the mortgage.
begin/start lifeThe firm began life as a direct marketing company.
[ C ]
the amount of time that something can be used:
Increasing the battery life of the phone is important.
If the maintenance continues at its current level, the useful life of the facility will be significantly shortened.
[ C or U ]
the time that someone is alive, the things that happen to them, and the way they spend their time:
The hit TV series was inspired by the life of the comedian Chris Rock.
She says she was inspired to a life of public service by her father.
Matt is someone who enjoys life to the full.
[ C ]
the time that someone spends doing particular things:
personal/private lifeThis job doesn't leave much time for a personal life.
I've met a lot of interesting people in my working life.
[ U ]
a way of living that is typical of a particular place or situation:
city/country/town lifeI'm not somebody who longs for city life.
corporate/civilian/military life
daily/day-to-day/everyday life

See also


depreciable life
economic life
expectation of life
job for life
non-life
shelf life
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