221. sting（P2545）作“if
you are stung by a remark, it makes you feel upset 【言论】刺激，伤害”解时，构成“be
stung into doing something”。例如：Besides, I thought it
might sting yo...
221. sting（P2545）作“if
you are stung by a remark, it makes you feel upset 【言论】刺激，伤害”解时，构成“be
stung into doing something”。例如：
Besides, I thought it
might sting you into giving me something on the Mallenders. 摘自Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English之Corpus）
222. stoop to
something（P2551）作“to do something bad or morally wrong, which
you do not normally do 堕落【卑鄙】到去做……”解时，构成“stoop to doing something”。例如：
I didn’t expect you to
stoop to lying.我没料到你竟然卑鄙到会撒谎。
223. stop（P2551）
（1）作“”to not continue, or to make someone or something not continue
（使）停止，（使）终止”解时，构成“stop somebody doing something”。例如：
I couldn’t
stop her crying.我无法让她停止哭泣。
（2）作“if you stop doing something, you do not
continue to do it 停止，停下”解时，构成“stop doing
something”。例如：
I stopped digging and
looked at him.我停下来不再挖，看着他。
（3）作“to prevent someone from doing something or
something from happening 防止，阻止，阻挡”解时，
(i) 构成“stop somebody/something (from) doing something”。例如：
Lay the carpet on paper
to stop it sticking to the floor. 把地毯铺在纸上，以免粘住地板。
The rain didn’t stop us from enjoying the trip.那场雨没有妨碍我们享受旅游的乐趣。
（ii）构成“stop
yourself (from) doing something”。例如：
I couldn’t
stop myself laughing.我忍不住大笑起来。
She grabbed the rail to
stop herself from falling.她抓住扶手以免摔倒。
（iii）构成“there’s
nothing to stop somebody (from) doing
something”。例如：There’s
nothing to stop you applying for the job yourself. 你完全可以自己去申请这份工作。
（4）stop short
of (doing) something作“to almost
do something but then decide not to do it 决定不做，不愿做【错误或危险的事情】”解。例如：
They accused the
president of incompetence, but stopped short of calling for his resignation.（摘自 Longman Dictionary of Contemporary
English在线词典）
224.（1）succeed (P2589)作“to do what you tried or wanted to do 成功，达成”解时，构成“succeed
in doing something”。例如：
Scientists claim they
have succeeded in finding a cure for cancer.科学家声称他们发现了一种治疗癌症的方法。
Very few people succeed in losing weight and
keeping it off.很少有人能减肥成功不反弹的。
（2）only succeed
in doing something 作“used when
someone does the opposite of what they intended to do 反倒做了某事”解。例如：
It seems I’ve only
succeeded in upsetting you.看起来我反倒让你伤心了。
225.suggest（P2594）作“o tell someone your ideas about what they
should do, where they should go etc 建议，提议”解时，构成“suggest doing
something”。例如：
Tracey suggested
meeting for a drink after work.特雷西提议下班后一起喝一杯。
226.support（P2605）
（1）作“to say that you agree with an idea, group, or
person, and usually to help them because you want them to succeed 支持；赞成；拥护”解时，构成“support
somebody in doing something”。例如：
Did he succeed in
(passing) the examination? （摘自简清国《外研社•建宏英汉多功能词典》外语教学与研究出版社1997年1月第1版P1494）
（2）作“to provide enough money for someone to pay for
all the things they need 供养，抚养”解时，构成“support somebody by doing something”。例如：
She supports her family
by teaching evening classes.她靠教夜课养家。
227.suspect（P2616）作“to think that someone is probably guilty of a
crime 怀疑【某人】有罪，认为【某人】由犯罪嫌疑”解时，构成“suspect somebody of doing something”。例如：
Pilcher was suspected
of giving away government secrets to the enemy.皮尔彻被怀疑向敌人透露政府机密。
228.take to（P2642）作“to start doing something regularly养成……的习惯，开始定期做”解时，构成“take to doing something”。例如：
Dee’s taken to getting
up at 6 and going jogging.迪伊养成了六点起床去慢跑的习惯。
229.task (P2651)作“to give someone the responsibility for doing
something 交给【某人】任务；派给【某人】工作”解时，构成“be tasked with doing something”。例如：
We were tasked with
completing the job by the end of 2006.我们接到任务，要在2006年年底之前完成这项工作。
230. tell sb off（P2667）作“if
someone in authority tells you off, they speak to you angrily about something
wrong that you have done 斥责，责骂，训斥”解时，构成“tell somebody off for doing something”。例如：
My dad told me off for
swearing.我爸爸因为我说脏话而训斥我。
