| 单词 | 认可 |
| 释义 | 〔pass〕To be sanctioned, ratified, or approved by:被认可：被…认可、批准或同意：〔recognizance〕alteration influenced by Medieval Latin recognizāre [to recognize] 受 中世纪拉丁语 recognizāre的影响 [承认，认可] 〔approve〕Sanction usually implies not only approval (Public opinion ought not to sanction the use of force) but also official authorization (The privilege of voting is a right sanctioned by law). Sanction 通常不仅指赞同（公众意见不应赞同使用武力） 也指官方的认可（选举权是法律所认可的权力)。〔deuterocanonical〕Of, relating to, or being a second canon, especially that consisting of sections of the Old and New Testaments not included in the original Roman Catholic canon but accepted by theologians in 1548 at the Council of Trent.次经的：旁经的，尤其是指包括在新约和旧约全书中，却不包括在最初的罗马天主教经典中的那一部分的，该部分经典于1548年在特伦特会议上被神学家认可〔scalogram〕A scale for measuring attitude or opinion in which agreement with a given item implies agreement with the items lower in rank.程度检验表：一种检验态度或意见的表格，其中对某一给定项目的认可即暗示对较低层次上项目的认可〔recognizance〕from reconoistre reconoiss- [to recognize] * see recognize 源自 reconoistre reconoiss- [承认，认可] * 参见 recognize〔take〕To allow to come in; give access or admission to; admit:允许，认可：允许…进入；许可或同意；接纳：〔straight〕Not deviating from what is considered socially normal, usual, or acceptable; conventional.正统的：不背离社会所认可的正常，普通或可接受的标准的；遵循习俗的〔honorable〕Attended by marks of recognition and honor:体面的，可尊敬的：伴有荣誉和认可的特征的：〔yield〕"Bow and accept the end/Of a love" (Robert Frost).Todefer is to yield out of respect or in recognition of another's authority, knowledge, or judgment: “屈服并接受爱情的结局” （罗伯特·弗罗斯特）。defer 是指出于尊重或对他人权威、才学或判断的认可而让步： 〔salute〕An act or a gesture of welcome, honor, or courteous recognition:致敬，颂扬：表示欢迎，尊敬或礼貌认可的行为或姿式：〔recognition〕Attention or favorable notice:认可：注意或赞许的注重：〔lawful〕Established, sanctioned, or recognized by the law:法定的：由法律建立、批准或认可的：〔themed〕Perhaps because of the spectacular success of theme parks, the nountheme has recently developed the adjectival form, themed, which is used in combination with an adjective or noun to mean "designed around a particular theme.” However, themed has not yet found widespread favor outside the entertainment business. In fact, only 36 percent of the Usage Panel approves of it in sentences like 也许是因主题乐园的格外成功，名词theme 最近演变出形容词形式 themed ，与形容词或名词连用表示“针对某特定主题而设计”。但在娱乐界之外， themed 尚未普遍使用。事实上，只有36%用法专家小组成员认可它用于句子 〔authorization〕Something that authorizes; sanction.See Synonyms at permission 认可：经过官方认可、授权的东西；批准 参见 permission〔bear〕"A decent . . . examination of the acts of government should be not only tolerated, but encouraged" (William Henry Harrison).See also Synonyms at convey ,produce “对于政府就工作而做的正当检查，我们不仅应该认可，而且应该鼓励” （威廉·亨利·哈里森） 参见同义词 convey,produce〔mileage〕An allowance for travel expenses established at a specified rate per mile.按英里里程计算的补贴：以每英里的特定比率所认可的旅行消费的津贴〔confirm〕To make valid or binding by a formal or legal act; ratify.批准，认可：通过正式或法律的行为使有效或有约束力；认可〔ratify〕To approve and give formal sanction to; confirm.See Synonyms at approve 认可，正式允许，证实 参见 approve〔intrigue〕The introduction of the verbintrigue to mean "to arouse the interest or curiosity of" was initially resisted by writerson usage as an unneeded French substitute for available English words such asinterest, fascinate, or puzzle, but it now appears to be well established.Seventy-eight percent of the Usage Panel accepts it in the sentenceThe special-quota idea intrigues some legislators, who have asked a Washington think tank to evaluate it, whereas only 52 percent accepted it in a 1968 survey.意为“激起…的兴趣或好奇心”的动词intrigue 的引入， 最初遭到作家们的抵制，他们认为在用法上没有必要用法语词代替现成的英语词汇，例如interest，fascinate 或者 puzzle， 但是现在它已经被普遍认可。用法专题小组百分之七十八的成员认同它存在于句子特殊配额的意见吸引了一些立法者，他们要求华盛顿智囊团对此进行评价 中， 而在1986年的调查中只有百分之五十二的人同意〔plausive〕Showing or expressing praise or approbation; applauding.喝彩的：显示或表示赞扬或认可的；鼓掌的〔sanctify〕To give religious sanction to, as with an oath or a vow:给予认可：给予宗教上的认可，如通过发誓或誓约：〔crusade〕A holy war undertaken with papal sanction.圣战：经教皇认可而发动的神圣战争〔come〕To obtain rightful recognition or prosperity:获得恰当的认可或成功：〔law〕A rule or custom generally established in a particular domain:规则，惯例：在某一特殊领域内被普遍认可的规矩或惯例：〔regard〕 Esteem connotes considered appraisal and positive regard: Esteem 意为经过考虑的认可和敬重： 〔visa〕An official authorization appended to a passport, permitting entry into and travel within a particular country or region.签证：附加于护照的一种官方认可，允许进入和在某一特定的国家或地区内旅游〔myriad〕Throughout most of its history in Englishmyriad was used as a noun, as ina myriad of men. In the 19th centuryit began to be used as an adjective,as inmyriad men; this usage became so well entrenchedthat many people came to consider it as the only correct possibility.In fact, both uses have not only ample precedent in English but also etymological justification from Greek,in as much as the Greek wordmurias from which myriad derives could be used as either a noun or an adjective.Both uses may be considered equally acceptable,as in Samuel Taylor Coleridge's"Myriad myriads of lives.” 在英语中，myriad 的大部分历史一直被用作名词， 如在数以万计的男子 。 在19世纪，它开始被用作形容词，如在myriad men 中， 这种用法很快就被人们认可了，而且还认为它是唯一的正确用法。事实上，这两种用法不仅在英语中而且在希腊语的语源纠正中都有许多先例，因为源于myriad 的希腊语单词 munias ， 既可用作名词也可用作形容词。两种用法同样被接受，如塞缪尔·泰勒尔里奇的"Myriad myriad of lives" 〔image〕The opinion or concept of something that is held by the public.形象，概念：大众认可的某事的意见或概念〔recognize〕To perceive or show acceptance of the validity or reality of:承认，认可：认识到或表现出接受…的合理性或真实性：〔strange〕Eccentric refers particularly to what departs strikingly from the recognized or conventional: Eccentric 尤指与认可的或习俗的有巨大差别的事物： 〔aspirant〕Seeking recognition, distinction, or advancement.争取中的：争取认可的，荣誉的或晋升的〔arbitration〕The process by which the parties to a dispute submit their differences to the judgment of an impartial person or group appointed by mutual consent or statutory provision.仲裁，公断：争执双方将分歧诉诸双方共同认可或条例规定的公正的个人或组织的过程〔salute〕To express warm approval of; commend:赞扬：表示对…的认可；称赞：〔bonus〕 Bonus usually applies to money in excess of what is normally received or strictly due,given especially in recognition of superior effort or achievement or as a share in profits: Bonus 通常用来指在正常所得或严格规定之外多出的钱，特别是作为对超常的努力或成就的一种认可或利润的分享： 〔vulgate〕Vulgate Abbr. Vulg.,Vul.The Latin edition or translation of the Bible made by Saint Jerome at the end of the fourth centurya.d. , now used in a revised form as the Roman Catholic authorized version. Vulgate 缩写 Vulg.,Vul.拉丁语圣经：公元 4世纪末期圣杰隆所著圣经的拉丁版本或译本，现在其重修版本为罗马天主教认可的版本 〔statutable〕Enacted, regulated, or authorized by statute; statutory.法定的：由法令提出、规定或认可的；有关法令的〔Kellogg〕American public official who as U.S. secretary of state (1925-1929) cosponsored the Kellogg-Briand Pact (1928), ratified by 62 nations, that renounced war as an instrument of national policy. For this he won the 1929 Nobel Peace Prize.凯洛格，弗兰克·比灵斯：(1856-1937) 美国公务官员，作为美国国务卿（1925-1929年）他倡议签署了凯洛格-白里安约定（1928年），得到62个国家认可，约定否认了将战争作为国家政策实施的工具。他因此而获得1929年诺贝尔和平奖〔appeal〕A resort or application to a higher authority, as for sanction, corroboration, or a decision:诉诸，求助于：为认可、确认或决定而向更高机构求助：〔form〕Behavior according to a fixed or accepted standard:行为：合乎固定或认可标准的行为： |
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