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hmily_1983 发表于 2010-11-13 09:15
你好!这几天比较忙,没有来坛子里,抱歉!
关于你提的问题,小弟无能为力。这个提取工具是问一个日本人要 ...
其实在原文本里把空格删除在转换应该就可以了。
<INDENT=01><HEAD>mirth</HEAD>
<INDENT=02><INDENT=02><B>mirth</B>
BrE /m&hA178;&hA181;θ/[UK] NAmE/m&hA178;&hA181;rθ/[US]
■<B> <I>noun</I></B>
[uncountable]
happiness, fun and the sound of people laughing
[SYN] <LINK><B><B>merriment</B></B></LINK[00005FBE:0440]>
◇<I>The performance produced much mirth among the audience.</I>
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[&hA182;word origin]
<B>mirth</B>
Old English myrgth, of Germanic origin; related to <B>merry</B>.
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<INDENT=01><PAGE><HEAD>mirthless</HEAD>
<INDENT=02><INDENT=02><B>mirth&hA187;less</B>
BrE /&hA17F;m&hA178;&hA181;θl&hA177;s/[UK] NAmE/&hA17F;m&hA178;&hA181;rθl&hA177;s/[US]
■<B> <I>adjective</I></B>
(<I>formal</I> )
showing no real enjoyment or <B>amusement</B>
◇<I>a <B>mirthless laugh/smile</B></B>
▼ <B>mirth&hA187;less&hA187;ly</B> / BrE [UK]&hA17F;m&hA178;&hA181;θl&hA177;sli ; NAmE[US]&hA17F;m&hA178;&hA181;rθl&hA177;sli/ <I>adverb</I>
<INDENT=01><PAGE><HEAD>MIS</HEAD>
<INDENT=02><INDENT=02><B>MIS</B>
BrE /&hA180;em a&hA17A; &hA17F;es/[UK] NAmE/&hA180;em a&hA17A; &hA17F;es/[US]
■<B> <I>abbreviation</I></B>
(<I>computing</I> )
<I>management information system</I> (a system that stores information for use by business managers)
<INDENT=01><PAGE><HEAD>mis-</HEAD>
<INDENT=02><INDENT=02><B>mis-</B>
BrE /m&hA17A;s/[UK] NAmE/m&hA17A;s/[US]
■<B> <I>prefix</I></B>
(in verbs and nouns ) bad or wrong; badly or wrongly
◇<I>misbehaviour</I>
◇ <I>misinterpret</I>
<INDENT=01><PAGE><HEAD>misadventure</HEAD>
<INDENT=02><INDENT=02><B>mis&hA187;ad&hA187;ven&hA187;ture</B>
BrE /&hA180;m&hA17A;s&hA177;d&hA17F;vent&hA17B;&hA177;(r)/[UK] NAmE/&hA180;m&hA17A;s&hA177;d&hA17F;vent&hA17B;&hA177;r/[US]
■<B> <I>noun</I></B>
1 [uncountable] (<I>BrE</I> , <I>law</I> ) death caused by accident, rather than as a result of a crime
◇<I>a verdict of <B>death by misadventure</B></B>
2 [countable ,&hA183;uncountable] (<I>formal</I> ) bad luck or a small accident
[SYN] <LINK><B><B>mishap</B></B></LINK[0000614F:058A]>
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[&hA182;word origin]
<B>misadventure</B>
Middle English (in sense 2): from Old French <I>mesaventure</I>, from <I>mesavenir</I> <B>`turn out badly'</B>.
<INDENT=01><PAGE><HEAD>misaligned</HEAD>
<INDENT=02><INDENT=02><B>mis&hA187;aligned</B>
BrE /&hA180;m&hA17A;s&hA177;&hA17F;la&hA17A;nd/[UK] NAmE/&hA180;m&hA17A;s&hA177;&hA17F;la&hA17A;nd/[US]
■<B> <I>adjective</I></B>
not in the correct position in relation to sth else
◇<I>a misaligned vertebra</I>
▼ <B>mis&hA187;align&hA187;ment</B> / BrE [UK]&hA180;m&hA17A;s&hA177;&hA17F;la&hA17A;nm&hA177;nt ; NAmE[US]&hA180;m&hA17A;s&hA177;&hA17F;la&hA17A;nm&hA177;nt/ <I>noun</I> [uncountable]
◇<I>The tests revealed a slight misalignment of the eyes.</I>
<INDENT=01><PAGE><HEAD>misanthrope</HEAD>
<INDENT=02><INDENT=02><B>mis&hA187;an&hA187;thrope</B>
BrE /&hA17F;m&hA17A;s&hA177;nθr&hA177;&hA17C;p/[UK] NAmE/&hA17F;m&hA17A;s&hA177;nθro&hA17C;p/[US]
■<B> <I>noun</I></B>
(<I>formal</I> )
a person who hates and avoids other people
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[&hA182;word origin]
<B>misanthrope</B>
mid 16th cent.: from Greek <I>misanthr&hA167;pos</I>, from <I>misein</I> <B>`to hate'</B> + <I>anthr&hA167;pos</I> <B>`man'</B>.
<INDENT=01><PAGE><HEAD>misanthropic</HEAD>
<INDENT=02><INDENT=02><B>mis&hA187;an&hA187;throp&hA187;ic</B>
BrE /&hA180;m&hA17A;s&hA177;n&hA17F;θr&hA175;p&hA17A;k/[UK] NAmE/&hA180;m&hA17A;s&hA177;n&hA17F;θr&hA174;&hA181;p&hA17A;k/[US]
■<B> <I>adjective</I></B>
(<I>formal</I> )
hating and avoiding other people
▼ <B>mis&hA187;an&hA187;thropy</B> / BrE [UK]m&hA17A;&hA17F;s&zA129;nθr&hA177;pi ; NAmE[US]m&hA17A;&hA17F;s&zA129;nθr&hA177;pi/ <I>noun</I> [uncountable]
<INDENT=01><PAGE><HEAD>misapplication</HEAD>
<INDENT=02><INDENT=02><B>mis&hA187;ap&hA187;pli&hA187;ca&hA187;tion</B>
BrE /&hA180;m&hA17A;s&zA129;pl&hA17A;&hA17F;ke&hA17A;&hA17B;n/[UK] NAmE/&hA180;m&hA17A;s&zA129;pl&hA17A;&hA17F;ke&hA17A;&hA17B;n/[US]
■<B> <I>noun</I></B>
[uncountable ,&hA183;countable] (<I>formal</I> )
the use of sth for the wrong purpose or in the wrong way
<INDENT=01><PAGE><HEAD>misapply</HEAD>
<INDENT=02><INDENT=02><B>mis&hA187;ap&hA187;ply</B>
BrE /&hA180;m&hA17A;s&hA177;&hA17F;pla&hA17A;/[UK] NAmE/&hA180;m&hA17A;s&hA177;&hA17F;pla&hA17A;/[US]
■<B> <I>verb</I></B>
(mis&hA187;ap&hA187;plies , mis&hA187;ap&hA187;ply&hA187;ing , mis&hA187;ap&hA187;plied , mis&hA187;ap&hA187;plied )
[usually passive] <B>~ sth</B> (<I>formal</I> )
to use sth for the wrong purpose or in the wrong way
◇<I>The company admitted that their system of penalties had been misapplied.</I>
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[&hA182;verb forms]
<INDENT=02>present simple
I / you / we /they <B>misapply</B>
BrE /&hA180;m&hA17A;s&hA177;&hA17F;pla&hA17A;/
NAmE/&hA180;m&hA17A;s&hA177;&hA17F;pla&hA17A;/
he / she /it <B>misapplies</B>
BrE /&hA180;m&hA17A;s&hA177;&hA17F;pla&hA17A;z/
NAmE/&hA180;m&hA17A;s&hA177;&hA17F;pla&hA17A;z/
past simple, past participle <B>misapplied</B>
BrE /&hA180;m&hA17A;s&hA177;&hA17F;pla&hA17A;d/
NAmE/&hA180;m&hA17A;s&hA177;&hA17F;pla&hA17A;d/
-ing form <B>misapplying</B>
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