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sacrificesac·ri·fice1 /ˈsækrəfaɪs / noun - [uncountable] (
religion宗教) the act of offering something, for example an animal that has been killed, to a god祭献；祭神
- [countable] a thing, for example an animal that has been killed, that is offered to a god祭品；祭牲
- [countable, uncountable] the act of giving up something that is important or valuable in order to achieve something; the thing that you give up in this way牺牲；舍弃；做出的牺牲◆If we're going to take a trip this year, we'll have to make some sacrifices.如果我们今年想去旅行，就得做点儿牺牲。◆He was willing to make any sacrifice in order to succeed.为了成功，他愿意付出任何代价。
sacrificesac·ri·fice2 /ˈsækrəfaɪs / verb - [intransitive, transitive] (
religion宗教) to offer something to a god, often by killing it（向神）祭献，供奉
- [transitive] to give up something important or valuable in order to achieve something牺牲；奉献；献出◆to sacrifice your life for your country为国捐躯◆She is not willing to sacrifice her career in order to have children.她不愿为了生孩子而牺牲自己的事业。
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