Idol
[ 'aɪdl ]
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n. 偶像，崇拜物;幽灵;谬论;幻觉;
📝 例句
A false god or idol.
邪神或偶像
The youngsters greeted their idol with a hail.
年轻人向他们的偶像欢呼致敬。
As an only child he was the idol of his parents.
他是独生子, 是父母的宠儿.
The baby boy was the idol of his family.
这小男孩是他家的宠儿。
The pop singer is the idol of young people.
这位流行歌手成为年轻人崇拜的偶像。
🌱 联想助记
【记】※ idol-偶像,ideal-理想:偶像的理想
※ idol-偶像,idle-空闲的:偶像现在闲着
※ id-身份证,ol-似数字“01”:偶像身份证的最后两位数是“01”
✅ 同义词
📖 牛津释义
idol
n
1 image of a god, often carved in stone, wood, etc and used as an object of worship 神像（常为石雕、 木刻等供顶礼膜拜用）.
2 person or thing that is greatly loved or admired 受崇拜与热爱的人或物
As an only child he was the idol of his parents. 他是独生子, 是父母的宠儿.
The Beatles were the pop idols of the 60's. 披头士乐队是六十年代人们崇拜的偶像.
🔁 扩展释义
*['aidәl]n. 偶像, 崇拜物, 宠儿, 幻象, 谬论相关词组: make an idol of sb
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The Bison on the Plains of America
美洲平原上的野牛
Imagine a railway station, a bus company or a cinema, which many people need to ring to find out the times of trains, buses or films.
想一想，有许多人需要打电话到火车站、汽车公司或电影院，以便弄清火车、汽车的起始时间或电影放映的时间吧。
It soon became clear that the straight part of the dance changed when the sun's position changed. If the feeding place was toward the sun, the dancer headed straight upward during the straight part of the wagging dance.
情况很快就弄清了，舞蹈的直线部分是随着太阳位置的变化而变化的。