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| 1 | fin |
fin / fin / ◙ noun 1. a flattened appendage on various parts of the body of many aquatic vertebrates, including fish and cetaceans, and some invertebrates, used for propelling, steering, and balancing • 鳍；鳍状物 an underwater swimmer's flipper • （潜水者的）脚蹼 a small flattened projecting surface or attachment on an aircraft, rocket, or motor car, for providing aerodynamic stability • （飞机、火箭、机动车的）尾翼；鳍状稳定板 a flattened projection on a device, used for increasing heat transfer • 散热片 ◙ (finned, finning) 1. [no obj., with adverbial of direction] swim under water by means of flippers • （穿着脚蹼）在水下游泳 »I finned madly for the surface. 我拼命划动脚蹼想要浮出水面。 【派生】 ♦ finless adjective♦ finned adjective »[in combination] primitive ray-finned fishes. 长着射线状鳍的原始鱼类。 【语源】 1. Old English finn, fin, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch vin and probably ultimately to Latin pinna 'feather, wing'
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| 2 | finagle |
finagle / fE5neIgEl / ◙ verb 1. [with obj.] [informal] obtain (something) by dishonest or devious means • [非正式] 骗取，诈取 »Ted attended all the football games he could finagle tickets for. 特德去看了他能骗到入场券的所有足球赛。 [no obj.] act in a dishonest or devious manner • 欺骗，耍花招 »they wrangled and finagled over the fine points. 他们在这些微妙的问题上争论不休，钩心斗角。 【派生】 ♦ finagler noun【语源】 1. 1920s (originally US): from dialect fainaigue 'cheat'; perhaps from Old French fornier 'deny'
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| 3 | final |
final / 5fainEl / ◙ adjective 1. coming at the end of a series • 最后的 »the final version of the report was presented. 提交了报告的定稿。 reached or designed to be reached as the outcome of a process or a series of actions and events • 最后的，最终的 »the final cost will easily run into six figures. 最终成本很可能达到六位数。 allowing no further doubt or dispute • 决定性的；确定性的；不可更改的 »the decision of the judging panel is final. 这是陪审团的最终裁决。 ◙ noun 1. the last game in a sports tournament or other competition, which will decide the winner of the tournament • 决赛 (finals)a series of games constituting the final stage of a competition • 决赛阶段 »the World Cup finals. 世界杯决赛阶段。 2. (finals)[Brit.] a series of examinations at the end of a degree course • [英] 学位课程结业考试 »she was doing her history finals. 她正在考历史学位的结业考试。 (final)[N. Amer.] an examination at the end of a term, school year, or particular class • [北美] 期末考试；学年考试；结业考试 3. [Music] the principal note in a mode • [乐] 主调音 4. (finals)the final approach of an aircraft to the runway it will be landing on • 五边 »the plane piloted by Richards was on finals. 理查兹驾驶的飞机在五边上。 【IDIOMS】 ◘ the final straw--› see straw 【语源】 1. Middle English (in the adjectival sense 'conclusive'): from Old French, or from Latin finalis, from finis 'end'. --› compare finish |
| 4 | final cause |
final cause ◙ noun 1. [Philosophy] the purpose or aim of an action or the end towards which a thing naturally develops • [哲] 终极因，最终因 |
| 5 | final clause |
final clause ◙ noun 1. [Grammar] a clause expressing purpose or intention (e.g. one introduced by in order that or lest) • [语法] 目的从句 |
| 6 | final demand |
final demand ◙ noun 1. a creditor's last request for payment of money owed, before taking punitive measures • （债权人采取惩罚措施之前）最后要求 |
| 7 | final drive |
final drive ◙ noun 1. the last part of the transmission system in a motor vehicle • （机动车辆的）主传动，最终传动 |
| 8 | finale |
finale / fE5nAli: , -5nB:li: / ◙ noun 1. the last part of a piece of music, an entertainment, or a public event, especially when particularly dramatic or exciting • （尤指非常戏剧化或激动人心的）终曲；终场；闭幕式 »the festival ends with a grand finale. 艺术节在盛大的闭幕式中落下帷幕。 【语源】 1. mid 18th cent.: from Italian, from Latin finalis (see final )
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| 9 | finalism |
finalism ◙ noun 1. [mass noun] the doctrine that natural processes, for example evolution, are directed towards some goal • （终极）目的论，终极因论 【派生】 ♦ finalistic adjective |
| 10 | finalist |
finalist / 5faInElIst / ◙ noun 1. a competitor or team in the final or finals of a competition • 决赛参赛者，决赛参赛队 a student taking finals • 参加期末考试的学生 |
| 11 | finality |
finality / fai5nAliti / ◙ (pl. -ies) 1. [mass noun] the fact or impression of being an irreversible ending • 终局；定局；结局；不可变更性，不可逆转性 »the abrupt finality of death. 死亡的断然不可逆。 »[in sing.] there's a dreadful finality about cutting down a tree. 可怕的是树砍倒后就不可能再长回去了。 a tone or manner which indicates that no further comment or argument is possible • 断然的语气（或态度） »‘No,’ she said with finality. "不，"她斩钉截铁地说。 the quality of being complete or conclusive • 终结性；结论性 »the desire for justice rather than finality fuels challenges to decisions. 由于人们要的是公正而不是定论，所以才有了对裁决的质疑。 [count noun] an action or event that ends something irreversibly • 终结性行为（或事件）；终局 »death is the ultimate finality. 死亡是最后的结局。 【语源】 1. mid 19th cent.: from French finalité, from late Latin finalitas, from Latin finalis (see final )
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| 12 | finalize |
finalize / 5faInE7laIz / ◙ (也作 -ise), verb 1. [with obj.] complete (a transaction, especially in commerce or diplomacy) after discussion of the terms • 完成，结束（交易，商业、外交上的交易） produce or agree on a finished and definitive version of • 最终确定（或敲定、确立、达成） »efforts intensified to finalize plans for post-war reconstruction. 为最终确立战后重建计划而紧锣密鼓的努力。 【派生】 ♦ finalization noun |
| 13 | finally |
finally / 5fainEli / ◙ adverb 1. after a long time, typically involving difficulty or delay • （几经周折后）终于 »he finally arrived to join us. 他终于来加入我们了。 as the last in a series of related events or objects • （一系列相关事物）最后 »a referendum followed by local, legislative and, finally, presidential elections. 先是全民公决，接着是地方和立法选举，最后是总统选举。 [sentence adverb] used to introduce a final point or reason • ［用于引出最后论点或理由］最后 »finally, it is common knowledge that travel broadens the horizons. 最后，旅行能开阔眼界，这是人尽皆知的事。 in such a way as to put an end to doubt and dispute • 最终；彻底地；决定性地；一劳永逸地 »to dispel finally the belief that auditors were clients of the company. 彻底消除认为审计师是公司客户的想法。 |
| 14 | final solution |
final solution ◙ noun 1. the Nazi policy of exterminating European Jews. Introduced by Heinrich Himmler and administered by Adolf Eichmann, the policy resulted in the murder of 6 million Jews in concentration camps between 1941 and 1945 • 最终解决方案（灭绝欧洲犹太人的纳粹政策，由亨利希•希姆莱提出、阿道夫•艾希曼执行，导致1941–1945年间集中营中600万犹太人被害） 【语源】 1. translation of German Endlösung
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| 15 | finance |
finance / fai5nAns / ◙ noun 1. [mass noun] the management of large amounts of money, especially by governments or large companies • 财务管理；财政；金融 monetary support for an enterprise • （企业）资金 »the clearing banks are important sources of finance. 清算银行是重要的资金来源。 (finances)the monetary resources and affairs of a state, organization, or person • 财源；财务 ◙ verb 1. [with obj.] provide funding for (a person or enterprise) • 为（个人，企业）供给资金 »the health service is financed almost entirely by the taxpayer. 公共医疗卫生服务几乎全由纳税人支付。 【语源】 1. late Middle English: from Old French, from finer 'make an end, settle a debt', from fin 'end' (see fine ). The original sense was 'payment of a debt, compensation, or ransom'; later 'taxation, revenue'. Current senses date from the 18th cent., and reflect sense development in French
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| 16 | finance company |
finance company ◙ (也作 finance house), noun 1. a company concerned primarily with providing money, e.g. for hire-purchase transactions • （为分期付款买卖提供资金的）信贷公司，金融公司 |
| 17 | financial |
financial / fai5nAnFEl / ◙ adjective 1. of or relating to finance • 财政的；金融的 »an independent financial adviser. 独立的财政顾问。 [Austral./NZ informal] possessing money • [澳/新西兰，非正式] 拥有资金的 [W. Indian] (of a member of a club or society) paid-up • [西印度] （俱乐部或社团成员）已缴费的 ◙ noun 1. (financials)the finances or financial situation of an organization or individual • （组织或个人的）财务；财务状况 »he needs to pay serious attention to his financials, particularly cash flow. 他需要认真关注他的财务状况，尤其需要关注现金流动。 shares in financial companies • 金融公司股票 【派生】 ♦ financially adverb |
| 18 | financial intermediary |
financial intermediary ◙ noun 1. an institution, such as a bank, building society, or unit-trust company, that holds funds from lenders in order to make loans to borrowers • 信贷机构，金融中介机构 |
| 19 | Financial Times index |
Financial Times index 1. another term for ftse index • 同 ftse index |
| 20 | financial year |
financial year ◙ noun 1. a year as reckoned for taxing or accounting purposes, for example the British tax year, reckoned from 6 April • 财政年度，会计年度 |
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