n. m ~slc.aln~. ii:cll. Uincl<br >u: mcup， us. bud<br >Q: in cure. use. menu<br >fi: in turn. urn. burn<br >I~: in focus， circus， circumstance<br >w: in wood. wit. when<br >y: in yet..yarn， yolk<br >h: in azure， measure， vision<br >prept<br >pron<br >past<br >sinnu<br >/arlant<br >tuxiliary<br >ntransitiv<br >ransitive<br > year.<br >n.back (A-bak )， ado. I. [Archaic]， backward. 2.<br > by surprise: used only in taken aback.<br >aba-cus (ab i-kfis， ~-bak ~s)， n.， pl. -cus.es， -cl<br > (-sO， I. a frame with beads that slide on<br > rods， for doing arithmetic. 2. the stab form-<br > ing the top of a column.<br >a-haft (t-baft )， adv. toward， or in the direction<br > of. the stern of a ship; astern: prep. behind.<br >ab-a-lo-ne" (ab-i-16 ni)， n. a large， ear-shaped，<br > edible sea mollusk: its shell is lined with<br > mother-of-pearl.<br >--ban.don (~-ban d6n)， m n surrender of one s<br > self to impulses: ~.l. I，~ to desert; forsake. 2.<br > to give up all claim ~. ---a-bah don-merit， n.<br >a.bsn-duaed ( d6nd)， adj. ~. given up entirely.<br > 2. shamelessly profligate.~，<br >n-bsse (l-b~s )， v.t. u-bssed ， a-has lag， to hum-<br > ble or degrade. .--4-hase mcat， n.<br >a.bush (~t-bash )， v.t. to embarrass or make<br > ashamed. ---a-bush merit， n. "<br >a-bste (/t-b~t )， ~.t. n-bat ed， a*lmt lng， l. to<br > lessen. 2. to deduct. 3. to suppress: v.i. to<br > decrease; moderate; subside.<br >a.bste-ment ( n~nt)， n. I. an abatin~ or less-<br > ening. 2. a deduction; amount by which a<br > sum or q .uantity /s reduced. 3. suppression，<br > as of a nmsance.<br >ab.a-tis， ab.at-tis (ab i-tis)， n.， pL 4is， a bar-<br > ricade of felled trees with sharpened<br > branches pointing outward.<br >ab-at.toir (ab~-tw，~r~ n. a slaughterhouse.<br >ab-ba.cy (ab ，Lsi)， n.， pl. -des， the office and<br > jurisdiction of an abbot.<br >ab.b6 (~-bi )， n. a French title of respect given<br > to an ecclesiastic，<br >ab.bess (ab ~s)， n. a woman who is the su-<br > perior of a convent or nunnery.<br >ab.bey (ab i)， n. !. a monastery or convent. 2.<br > a place of worship belonging to an abbey.<br >ao.~qi~ tao oz)， n，-a man WhO is me neaa ot an<br > abbey for men.<br >lb-bce，vi.ate (;l-brE vi-it)， p.t. -abed， -at-ing， to<br > shorten; especially， to contract a word by<br > the omission of letters. -ab.bre vi，n，tor， n.<br >ab.bre-vl，a.tlon (-i shfin)， n. I. the act of short-<br > eninD 2. the state of being abbreviated. 3.<br > the word， phrase， or title contracted， as<br > M.D. for Doctor of Medicine.<br >A B C (~，-b~.s~ )， ~， pl. A B C s， I. usually pL<br > the alphabet. 2. a rudiment; fundamental.<br >ab-di.eate (ab di-kfit)， I，.t. & v.i. -rat-ed， -cat-<br > ing， I. to give up or withdraw from. 2. to<br > renounce. ---ab-dl.ra tiou， n. --ab di-ce-tor， ，1.<br >ub-do.men (ab d6-m~ n， ab-d6 -)， n. 1. the<br > belly; cavity of the body containing diges-<br > tive o rgaus and other viscera. 2. the post-<br > erior dwision of the body of an insect. --<br > ab-dom-l-uai (ab-dom |-nl)， adj.<br >ab.dusS (ab--dukt )， v.t. to carry off by stealth <br > or force; kidnap. --ab-duc tton， n.<br >ab-duc-tor (-duk tEr)， n. I. one who abducts;<br > kidnapper. 2. a muscle that pulls (a body<br > part) away from the median axis.<br >u-beam (i-b~m )， adv. at right， angles to the<br > keel of a ship.<br >a-be.ce-dar.i-an (fi-bi-si-der i-/in)， adj. belonging<br > to the alphabet: n. one learning the alpha-<br > bet.<br >a.bed (fi-bed )， adv. in bed.<br >ab.er-rant (a-ber ~nt)， adj. departing from the<br > usual path， type， or standard. --ab-er rance，<br > nb-er ran-cy， n.<br >ab-er.ra-tinn (ab-~r-i shGn)， n. !. the act of<br > departing from the usual path， type， or<br > standard. 2. mental derangement. 3. the<br > unequal refraction of rays of light from a<br > lens so that they do not converge to a sin-<br > gle poinL<br >a-bet (~-bet )， t，.t. n-beVted， a-bet tlng， to aid<br > or assist in the performance of an act， usu-<br > ally of a criminal nature; incite. --a.bet -<br > merit， n. ---a-bet tor， n-bet ter， n.<br >u-bey-ance (i-b~， ;lus)， n. a state of suspension.<br >ab.hor (ab-h6r )， v.t. -honed ， 4me flog， to<br > hate; loathe; execrate; abominate. -ab.hor -<br > rence， n.<br >alb-hor.rent ( /hat)， adj. detestable; hateful;<br > repulsive.<br >u-bide (fi-bid )， e.t.n.bode (5-b6d ) or a，bid ed，<br > n-bid Ing， I. to await. 2. to endure; with-<br > stand; tolerate: v.i. I. [Archaic]， to dwell;<br > reside. 2. to continue; stand firm.<br >n-bld-iag (~ing)， adj. remaining; steadfast.<br >a-bil-i-ly (A-bil~i-ti). &. p~ -lies， I. power to<br > 13erform; skill to achieve. 2. talents or gifts.<br >abq.o-gen-e*sh (ab-i-6-jan 6-s/s)， tt spontaneous<br > I~eneration.<br >llb-~，.ct (ab~..kt). adj. I. ~ miserable. 2. des-<br > picable; degraded. --albject ness，<br >ab-ju-ra-tlon (ab-j6-nt shfin). it an oath of<br ><br >