雅思词汇研究3

①(VERB) If you cite something, you quote it or mention it, especially as an example or proof of what

(VERB)Ifyoucitesomething,youquoteitormentionit, ① especiallyasanexampleorproofofwhatyouaresaying. ● ShecitesafavouritepoembyGeorgeHerbert… ● Hecitesjustoneexample.. ・ (2) (VERB)Tociteapersonmeanstoofficiallynamethemin alegalcase.Tociteareasonorcausemeanstostateitas theofficialreasonforyourcase ・ ● TheycitedAlex'srefusaltoreturntothemaritalhome.. ・ ● ThreeadmiralsandatopNavycivilianwillbecitedfor failingtoactonreportsofsexualassaults. (3) (VERB)Ifsomeoneiscited,theyareofficiallyorderedto appearbeforeacourt. ● Thejudgeruledamistrialandcitedtheprosecutorsfor outrageousmisconduct. Theforewordtoabookisanintroductionbytheauthoror bysomeoneelseatthebeginningof/precedingabook. Aprefaceisanintroductionprecedingabook,whichexplai nswhatthebookisaboutorwhyitwaswritten. Ifyourepudiatesomethingorsomeone,youshowthatyou stronglydisagreewiththemanddonotwanttobe connectedwiththeminanyway. ● Leadersurgedpeopletoturnoutinlargenumbersto repudiatetheviolence.. ・ ● ThePrimeMinisterhasrepudiatedracistremarksmade byamemberoftheConservativeParty.