3.) 前程(pl.)

a young artist with great expectations

有远大前程的青年艺术家

division

n.

2.) 期望,预期的事物(pl.)

The reward fell short of our expectations.

奖励不符我们的希望。

1.) 期待;预期[U][C]

The dog wagged its tail in expectation of a bone.

那条狗摇着尾巴,巴望吃肉骨头。

2.) 临时事物;临时房屋

The wartime temporaries will be replaced by permanent homes.

那些战时临时住房将被永久性住宅代替。

expectation

n.

1.) 临时工,临时雇员

She works in the office as a temporary.

她在办公室做临时雇员。

2.) 满足需要(或欲望);迎合,投合[(+for/to)]

Those newspapers cater to the lowest tastes.

那些报纸迎合最低级的趣味。

vt.

为...提供饮食,承办(宴会等)的酒席

Who’s catering your daughter’s wedding?

谁给你女儿承办婚宴?

temporary

adj.

临时的;暂时的,一时的

Ellen has got a temporary job.

艾伦找到一份临时工作。

n.[C]

1.) 提供饮食;承办宴席[(+for)]

He runs a restaurant and also caters for weddings and parties.

他经营饭店,还承办婚礼和宴会酒席。

4.) 猜想;料想 [+(that)]

I suspect they’ll come.

我想他们会来的。

n.

嫌疑犯;可疑分子[C]

adj.

可疑的;受到怀疑的;不可信的[(+of/to/with)]

His motives were suspect with others.

他的动机受到其他人的怀疑。

cater

vi.

3.) 怀疑(某人犯有过错)[+of] [+(that)]

The police suspected that Bill did it.

警察怀疑那件事是比尔干的。

2.) 怀疑,不信任

We suspected their honesty.

我们不相信他们是诚实的。