| 单词 | mortal |
| 释义 | adjectivenounmor·talBrE /ˈmɔːtl/ NAmE /ˈmɔːrtl/ adjective that cannot live for ever and must die 不能永生的；终将死亡的◆ We are all mortal . 我们都总有一死。OPP immortal(literary ) causing death or likely to cause death ; very serious 导致死亡的；致命的；非常危急的◆ a mortal blow /wound 致命的一击/伤口◆ to be in mortal danger 处于极度的危险之中◆ (figurative ) Her reputation suffered a mortal blow as a result of the scandal . 这一丑闻毁了她的名声。 ➡ compare fatal (1 ) [only before noun ](formal ) lasting until death 至死方休的；不共戴天的SYN deadly◆ mortal enemies 不共戴天的敌人◆ They were locked in mortal combat (= a fight that will only end with the death of one of them ). 他们陷入了一场你死我活的争斗中。[only before noun ](formal ) (of fear , etc .恐惧等) extreme 极端的；非常厉害的◆ We lived in mortal dread of him discovering our secret . 因为害怕他发现我们的秘密，我们终日惶恐不安。mor·talBrE /ˈmɔːtl/ NAmE /ˈmɔːrtl/ noun (oftenhumorous ) a human , especially an ordinary person with little power or influence 人；凡人；普通人SYN human being◆ old stories about gods and mortals 关于天神和凡人的古老传说◆ (humorous ) Such things are not for mere mortals like ourselves . 这种事不会落在我们这样的凡夫俗子身上。◆ (humorous ) She can deal with complicated numbers in her head , but we lesser mortals need calculators ! 她可以心算复杂的数字，而我们常人就需要计算器！ |
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