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🔑effectef·fect1 /ɪˈfɛkt / noun - [countable, uncountable](an) effect (on sb / sth) a change that is caused by something; a result影响；效应；效果◆the effects of greenhouse gases on the environment温室气体对环境的影响◆His words had a strong effect on me.他的话对我产生了强烈的影响。◆Her shouting had little or no effect on him.她大喊大叫对他没什么作用，或者说一点作用也没有。 ➡ look at aftereffect, side effect
- [countable, uncountable] the impression that a speaker, book, movie, etc. gives（说话者、书、电影等给人的）印象，感受◆How does the artist create the effect of moonlight?这位画家是如何创造月光的效果的？◆He likes to say things just for effect (= to impress people).他讲话喜欢语出惊人。 ➡ look at sound effect, special effects
- effects [plural] (formal) your personal possessions个人财产；所有物◆The insurance covers your baggage and personal effects.这份保单承保你的行李和个人财物。
 ●come / go into effect(used especially about laws or rules) to begin to be used; to come or go into operation（尤指法律或规定）生效，实施，施行◆The new tax goes into effect in January.新税法一月份生效。●in effect- used to describe how a situation really is, especially if it appears to be different事实上；实际上◆Although they haven't made an official announcement, she is, in effect, the new director.虽然他们还没有正式宣布，但她实际上已经是新主管了。
- (used about a rule, a law, etc.) in operation; in use（规定、法律等）生效，实施◆The new rules will be in effect starting next season.新规定从下个季度开始生效。
●take effect- (used about a drug, etc.) to begin to work; to produce the desired result（药物等）起作用，见效◆The anesthetic took effect immediately.麻醉剂立刻见效了。
- (used about a law, etc.) to come into operation（法律等）实施，生效◆The cease-fire takes effect at midnight.停火协议从午夜起生效。
●to this / that effectwith this / that meaning有这个（或那个）意思◆I told him to leave her alone, or words to that effect.我叫他不要烦她，大概那个意思。
effectef·fect2 /ɪˈfɛkt / verb [transitive] (formal) to make something happen使发生；实现；引起◆to effect a change引起变化 |