201.risk (P2221)
(1)作“to get into a situation where something unpleasant may happen to you 担……风险,冒……的危险”解时,
(i)构成“risk doing something”。例如:
They may even risk losing their homes.他们甚至有可能失去房子。
(ii)构成“risk being seen/caught/arrested etc”。例如:
Workers who broke the strike risked being attacked when they left the factory. 破坏罢工的工人在离开工厂时有遭受攻击的危险。
(2)作“to do something that you know may have dangerous or unpleasant results 冒险做【可能有危险或不好结果的事情】”解时,构成“”。例如:
Are you prepared to risk traveling without an armed guard? 你准备冒险不带武装警卫出行吗?
202. rope somebody into something(P2235)作“informal to persuade someone to help you in a job or join in an activity, especially when they do not want to【非正式】劝说【尤指不愿意者】帮忙【参加】 ”解时,构成“rope somebody into doing something”。例如:
Denise roped me into selling tickets.丹尼斯拉我去卖票。
203.rush(P2257)作“to try to make someone do something more quickly than they want to催促,使加紧 ”解时,构成“”。例如:
They felt they were being rushed into choosing a new leader.他们觉得自己是被催着去选一位新领导。
204.sack(P2259)作“British English informal to dismiss someone from their job 【英,非正式解雇】”解时,构成“sack somebody for doing something”。例如:
He was sacked for being drunk.他因为醉酒遭到解雇。
205.save(P2278)作“to help someone by making it unnecessary for them to do something that they do not want to do 使免除,使不用做【不想做的事情】”解时,构成“save somebody doing something”。例如:
I’ll take the shopping home in the car to save you carrying it.我会把买的东西放在车里带回家,免得你用手拎着。
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