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in.clude [0n}klud ] v. 1.包括;包含 to contain as part of a whole (exclude 免除)
This book includes all of his poems.
The English course includes reading and listening skills.
The trip includes a visit to the Grand Canyon.
2. 列入;計入 to place with others in a group
She included some of her friends on the party guest list.
Did you include my name on the list?
You should include your sister in your game.
【字首in- (在內) ; 字根clud- (關閉) 】
included [0n}klud0d ] adj. (只用於名詞後) 包括在內的
Everyone has to go to the dentist’s, you included.
Is my name included on the list?
including [0n}klud0H ] prep. 包括
There are six people, including three women.
We only paid $12 for dinner, including the tip.
There were 20 people in the room, including the teacher.
I like most vegetables, including cabbage.
in.clu.sion [0n}kluIDn ] n. 包括
The inclusion of her book on the reading list made the author happy.
in.clu.sive [0n}klus0v ] adj. 包括的
The price for the vacation is inclusive of flight, hotel, and all taxes.
Send in your application inclusive of the application fee.
tacit [}t$sDt] adj. 心照不宣的;默示的;默認的;不明言的;不言而喻的
He gave tacit support to terrorists.
tacit approval / consent / support 默許 /默准 /暗中支持
By tacit agreement, the subject was never mentioned again.
tacitly adv.
He tacitly admitted that the government had breached regulations.
asap = ASAP儘快 as soon as possible
I want those files on my desk asap.
Finish your classwork ASAP.
cadet [kD}dGt] n. 官校學生
a naval cadet