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🔑headhead1 /hɛd / noun ➤part of body身体部位- [countable] the part of the body above the neck which has your eyes, nose, mouth, and brain in it头；头部◆She turned her head to look at him.她转过头去看他。◆serious head injuries头部严重受伤
➤mind头脑- [countable] a person's mind, brain, or mental ability头脑；脑筋；智力◆Use your head! (= think!) 动动脑子！◆A terrible thought entered my head…一个可怕的念头出现在我的脑海里…◆He has a good head for numbers.他很有数字头脑。
➤top / front顶部；前面- [singular] the top, front, or most important part or end顶部；前端；最重要的部分；首位◆to sit at the head of the table坐在桌子的上座◆Put your name at the head of the paper.把姓名写在页眉处。◆Julia graduated at the head of her class.朱莉娅以班级第一名的成绩毕业。
➤of object物体- [countable, usually singular] something that is like a head in shape or position头；顶端◆the head of a hammer锤头
➤of group / organization团体；组织- [countable, uncountable] the chief or most important person (in a family, company, country, etc.)负责人；领导人◆the head of the family一家之主◆The president is welcoming heads of state from all over the world.总统正在迎接来自世界各地的国家元首。◆the head waiter餐馆服务员领班
➤side of coin硬币的面- heads [uncountable] the side of a coin with the head of a person on it硬币正面（有人头像）◆Heads or tails? Heads I go first, tails you do.正面还是反面？正面我先去，反面你先去。
➤measurement量度- a head [singular] the height or length of one head一头高；一头长◆a head taller高出一头
➤one person一人- a head [singular](for) one person一人；每人◆Admission is $12 a head.入场费为每人 12 美元。
 ●bite sb's head offto answer someone in a very angry way, often for no good reason（常指无端地）怒气冲冲地回答◆I was just asking, you don't have to bite my head off!我只是问问，你犯不着对我这么恶声恶气的！●come to a head●bring sth to a headif a situation comes to a head, or if you bring it to a head, it suddenly becomes very bad and you have to deal with it immediately（使）事情到了紧要关头；必须当机立断●from head to toe / footover your whole body从头到脚；全身上下◆He was covered in mud from head to toe.他浑身上下都是泥。●go to sb's head- to make someone drunk（酒）上头，醉人◆Wine always goes straight to my head.葡萄酒我总是一喝就醉。
- to make someone too proud使飘飘然；使过于骄傲◆If you keep telling him how smart he is, it will go to his head!你要是老跟他说他有多聪明，他就会忘乎所以！
●head over heels (in love)completely in love深深爱着某人；如痴如醉地恋爱◆Jane's head over heels in love with her new boyfriend.简深深地迷恋上了她的新男友。●hit the nail on the headto say something that is exactly right一语中的；说到点子上●laugh, scream, etc. your head offto laugh, scream, etc. loudly大笑（或大叫等）●off the top of your head (informal) just guessing, or using your memory without preparing or thinking about it first单凭猜测（或记忆）；信口；不假思索●shake your headto move your head from side to side, as a way of expressing that you mean “No”摇头（表示否定）
🔑headhead2 /hɛd / verb - [transitive] to be in charge of or to lead something掌管；领导；执掌◆Do you think that he has the experience necessary to head a department?你认为他具备主管一个部门所需要的经验吗？
- [transitive] to be at the front of a line, top of a list, etc.排在前头；居于名单之首◆to head a procession在游行队伍的前列◆Two names headed the list of possible suspects.两个名字列在可能的嫌疑犯名单之首。
- [transitive] (often passive常用被动语态) to give a title or some instructions at the top of a piece of writing在（文章）的上端加标题；在…的上端标注◆The report was headed “Private.”报告上端写着“私密”。
- [intransitive] to move in the direction mentioned向（…方向）移动◆The ship headed toward the harbor.轮船朝着港口驶去。◆Let's head out.咱们出去吧。
 ●head forto move toward a place向…行进◆It's getting late – I think it's time to head for home.天晚了，我想该回家了。◆ (figurative) You're heading for trouble if you go on behaving like that.你如果继续那样表现就会招惹麻烦。 |
