Rose
Rose, Charlie
(1942–) a US television interviewer. He is known for his daily programme on PBS called Charlie Rose, on which he interviews a wide variety of people, including politicians, musicians, filmmakers, and writers.
Rose, Charlie
(1942–) a US television interviewer. He is known for his daily programme on PBS called Charlie Rose, on which he interviews a wide variety of people, including politicians, musicians, filmmakers, and writers.
rose
rose1 /rəʊz $ roʊz/ noun
1. FLOWER [countable] a flower that often has a pleasant smell, and is usually red, pink, white, or yellow, or the bush that this flower grows on:
a dozen red roses
A large bouquet of roses arrived on her desk.
rose bushes
2. COLOUR [uncountable] a pink colour
3. something is not a bed of roses (also something is not all roses British English) informal if a job or situation is not a bed of roses, it is not always pleasant and there are difficult things to deal with:
It’s no bed of roses teaching in a secondary school.
4. put the roses back in sb’s cheeks British English informal to make someone look healthy again
5. be coming up roses informal to be happening or developing in the best possible way
6. come out of something/come up smelling of roses informal to do well or get an advantage from a situation, when you could have been blamed, criticized, or harmed by it:
She managed to come out of the deal smelling of roses.
7. FOR WATER [countable] British English a circular piece of metal with holes in it that is attached to the end of a pipe or watering can so that liquid comes out in several thin streams
rose2
the past tense of rise
rose3 adjective
pink in colour:
rose velvet curtains
| I |
noun Language: Old English
Origin: Latin rosa
Origin: Latin rosa
1. FLOWER [countable] a flower that often has a pleasant smell, and is usually red, pink, white, or yellow, or the bush that this flower grows on:
2. COLOUR [uncountable] a pink colour
3. something is not a bed of roses (also something is not all roses British English) informal if a job or situation is not a bed of roses, it is not always pleasant and there are difficult things to deal with:
4. put the roses back in sb’s cheeks British English informal to make someone look healthy again
5. be coming up roses informal to be happening or developing in the best possible way
6. come out of something/come up smelling of roses informal to do well or get an advantage from a situation, when you could have been blamed, criticized, or harmed by it:
7. FOR WATER [countable] British English a circular piece of metal with holes in it that is attached to the end of a pipe or watering can so that liquid comes out in several thin streams
| II |
the past tense of rise
| III |
adjectivepink in colour:
Animals 动物
animals mate/breed/reproduce/feed (on sth) 动物交配／繁育／繁殖／以…为食 fish/amphibians swim/spawn (= lay eggs)鱼／两栖动物游动／产卵 birds fly/migrate/nest/sing 鸟飞翔／迁徙／筑巢／啼叫 insects crawl/fly/bite/sting 昆虫爬／飞／咬／叮 insects/bees/locusts swarm 昆虫／蜜蜂／蝗虫成群地飞来飞去 bees collect/gather nectar/pollen蜜蜂采蜜／花粉 spiders spin/weave a web蜘蛛结网／织网 snakes/lizards shed their skins 蛇／蜥蜴蜕皮 bears/hedgehogs/frogs hibernate 熊／刺猬／青蛙冬眠 insect larvae grow/develop/pupate 昆虫的幼虫生长／发育／化蛹 an egg/a chick/a larva hatches 卵孵化；小鸡出壳；幼虫孵出 attract/find/choose a mate吸引／找到／选择配偶 produce/release eggs/sperm产卵；排卵；产生／释放精子 lay/fertilize/incubate/hatch eggs产卵；使卵受精；孵卵 inhabit a forest/a reef/the coast栖居于森林／礁石／海岸 mark/enter/defend (a) territory标出／进入／保卫领地 stalk/hunt/capture/catch/kill prey悄悄接近／猎杀／捕获／杀死猎物
Plants and fungi 植物和真菌
trees/plants grow/bloom/blossom/flower 树木／植物生长／开花 a seed germinates/sprouts 种子发芽 leaves/buds/roots/shoots appear/develop/form 叶子／花蕾／根茎／幼苗长出来／长大／成形 flower buds swell/open 花蕾含苞欲放／绽放 a fungus grows/spreads/colonizes sth 菌类生长／扩散／长满… pollinate/fertilize a flower/plant给花／植物授粉 produce/release/spread/disperse pollen/seeds/spores长出／传播花粉／种子／孢子 produce/bear fruit结果 develop/grow/form roots/shoots/leaves长出根茎／嫩芽／叶子 provide/supply/absorb/extract/release nutrients提供／吸收／提取／释放营养物 perform/increase/reduce photosynthesis进行／增加／减少光合作用
Bacteria and viruses 细菌和病毒
bacteria/microbes/viruses grow/spread/multiply 细菌／微生物／病毒生长／扩散／繁殖 bacteria/microbes live/thrive in/on sth细菌／微生物在…中存活／大量生长 bacteria/microbes/viruses evolve/colonize sth/cause disease 细菌／微生物／病毒进化／长满…／引发疾病 bacteria break sth down/convert sth (into sth) 细菌（将某物）分解／转化（成某物） a virus enters/invades sth/the body病毒进入／侵入某物／身体 a virus mutates/evolves/replicates (itself) 病毒变异／演化／（自我）复制 be infected with/contaminated with/exposed to a new strain of a virus/drug-resistant bacteria感染上／接触到一种新病毒／抗药性细菌 contain/carry/harbour/ ( especially
harbor bacteria/a virus带有细菌／病毒 kill/destroy/eliminate harmful/deadly bacteria杀灭有害的／致命的细菌
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