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career career ★★★★☆/kərɪ͟ə(r)/1[N-COUNT	可数名词]事业；职业；生涯 A career is the job or profession that someone does for a long period of their life. She is now concentrating on a career as a fashion designer...她目前正专注于服装设计师的工作。Dennis had recently begun a successful career conducting opera.丹尼斯最近开始从事歌剧指挥的工作，并且非常成功。...a career in journalism.新闻业工作...a political career.政治生涯2[N-COUNT	可数名词]工作岁月；职业生涯 Your career is the part of your life that you spend working. During his career, he wrote more than fifty plays...在他的创作生涯中，他写下了50多部剧本。She began her career as a teacher.她开始了自己的教师生涯。3[ADJ	形容词]就业的；择业的 Careers advice or guidance in British English, or career advice or guidance in American English, consists of information about different jobs and help with deciding what kind of job you want to do.   [ADJ n]She received very little careers guidance when young...她年轻时基本没有接受过就业指导。Get hold of the company list from your careers advisory service.到就业指导处领取企业名录。4[VERB	动词](人、车辆失控地)猛冲，疾驶 If a person or vehicle careers somewhere, they move fast and in an uncontrolled way.   [V prep/adv]  [oft cont]His car careered into a river...他的车一头冲入河里。He went careering off down the track.他控制不住，冲出了赛道。 career1 nouncareer2 verbcareerca‧reer1 /kəˈrɪə $ -ˈrɪr/ ●●● S2 W2 noun [countable]  Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1a job or profession that you have been trained for, and which you do for a long period of your lifecareer in a career in journalism a teaching career He realized that his acting career was over.career development/advancement/progression etc Career prospects within the company are excellent. a physiotherapist who wanted to make a dramatic career change by becoming an author Nurses want an improved career structure (=better opportunities to move upwards in their jobs).► see thesaurus at job2career soldier/teacher etc someone who intends to be a soldier, teacher etc for most of their life, not just for a particular period of time:  a career diplomat3the period of time in your life that you spend doing a particular activity:  She had not had a very impressive school career up till then. My career as an English teacher didn’t last long. Beating the defending champion has to be the highlight of my career.COLLOCATIONSadjectivesa successful career· David had had a successful career in banking.a distinguished/brilliant career (=very successful)· She retired last year after a distinguished career as a barrister.a glittering career (=very successful, especially in sport or acting)· Winning the gold medal was the highlight of her glittering career.a promising career (=likely to be successful)· She gave up a promising career in advertising in order to look after her children.a political/medical/military etc career· The scandal ruined his political career.a teaching/acting/sporting career· Her acting career lasted for more than 50 years.a professional career· You have to be outstanding to have a professional career in music.somebody’s chosen career· His parents encouraged him in his chosen career as a scientist.verbshave a career· All my sons had careers in education.make a career· It isn’t easy to make a career in journalism.pursue a career (=try to make a successful career)· She left teaching to pursue a career as a psychologist.begin/start out on/start a career· Jacobson started his banking career in 1990.launch/embark on  a career (=start one)· Rita went to New York where she launched her dancing career.build a career (=make it develop)· She built her literary career by writing about crime.change career· People may change careers as many as seven times in their lives.revive/resurrect your career (=make it successful again)· The singer is seeking to revive his pop career.somebody’s career takes off (=starts to be successful)· His career took off and he started making a lot of money.career + NOUNcareer development/advancement/progression· A good job offers a programme of training and career development.career opportunities· Students often know little about the career opportunities available to them.career prospects (=opportunities to get a good job or a better position)· Good computer skills will improve your career prospects.a career path (=a way of making a career)· There’s no fixed career path for becoming an actor.a career structure (=a system for making progress in a career)· Teaching offers a clear career structure.the career ladder (=the way to higher positions in a career)· Having children can disturb your progress up the career ladder.a career change/move· After ten years in the job, I realized that I needed to make a career change.a career woman (=one whose job is very important to her)· Career women tend to marry later.careers advice/guidance· Most universities offer professional careers advice.a careers officer (=someone who gives careers advice)· If you’re not sure what to do, why don’t you talk to a careers officer?phrasesa career in journalism/politics/teaching etc· At the age of 15, he knew he wanted a career in politics.career1 nouncareer2 verbcareercareer2 verb [intransitive always + adverb/preposition]  Verb Table Examples Collocations Phrases   British English to move forwards quickly without control, making sudden sideways movements SYN careen American Englishcareer down/along/towards etc The truck careered down the hill and into a tree.

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Collins	career ★★★★☆ /kərɪ͟ə(r)/ 1 [N-COUNT 可数名词]事业；职业；生涯 A career is the job or profession that someone does for a long period of their life. She is now concentrating on a career as a fashion designer... 她目前正专注于服装设计师的工作。 Dennis had recently begun a successful career conducting opera. 丹尼斯最近开始从事歌剧指挥的工作，并且非常成功。 ...a career in journalism. 新闻业工作 ...a political career. 政治生涯 2 [N-COUNT 可数名词]工作岁月；职业生涯 Your career is the part of your life that you spend working. During his career, he wrote more than fifty plays... 在他的创作生涯中，他写下了50多部剧本。 She began her career as a teacher. 她开始了自己的教师生涯。 3 [ADJ 形容词]就业的；择业的 Careers advice or guidance in British English, or career advice or guidance in American English, consists of information about different jobs and help with deciding what kind of job you want to do. [ADJ n] She received very little careers guidance when young... 她年轻时基本没有接受过就业指导。 Get hold of the company list from your careers advisory service. 到就业指导处领取企业名录。 4 [VERB 动词](人、车辆失控地)猛冲，疾驶 If a person or vehicle careers somewhere, they move fast and in an uncontrolled way. [V prep/adv] [oft cont] His car careered into a river... 他的车一头冲入河里。 He went careering off down the track. 他控制不住，冲出了赛道。
Oxford	car·eer ★ / kəˈrɪə(r) ; NAmE kəˈrɪr / noun , verb career careers careered careering noun ★ 1 ★ the series of jobs that a person has in a particular area of work, usually involving more responsibility as time passes 生涯；职业 ◆ a career inpolitics 从政生涯 ◆ a teaching career 教学生涯 ◆ What made you decide on a career asa vet? 是什么驱使你选择兽医这门职业的？ ◆ She has been concentrating on her career. 她一直专心致志于她的本职工作。 ◆ a change of career 改换职业 ◆ That will be a good career move (= something that will help your career). 那将是事业发展上明智的一步。 ◆ a career soldier/diplomat (= a professional one) 职业军人；外交人员 ◆ ( BrE) a careers adviser/officer (= a person whose job is to give people advice and information about jobs) 指导选择职业的顾问╱官员 ☞synonyms at work ☞ collocationsat job 2 ★ the period of time that you spend in your life working or doing a particular thing 经历；事业 ◆ She started her career as an English teacher. 她以当英语教师开始了她的职业生涯。 ◆ He is playing the best tennis of his career. 他正处于他网球事业的巅峰时期。 ◆ My school career was not very impressive. 我的学业成绩并不很出色。 verb [intransitive ] + adv./prep. (of a person or vehicle 人或车辆 ) to move forward very quickly, especially in an uncontrolled way （尤指失控地）猛冲，疾驰，飞奔 SYN hurtle ◆ The vehicle careered across the road and hit a cyclist. 那辆车横冲过马路，撞上了一个骑自行车的人。 car·eer / kəˈrɪə(r) ; NAmE kəˈrɪr /
LDC	career1 noun career2 verb careerca‧reer1 /kəˈrɪə $ -ˈrɪr/ ●●● S2 W2 noun [countable] Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1a job or profession that you have been trained for, and which you do for a long period of your lifecareer in a career in journalism a teaching career He realized that his acting career was over.career development/advancement/progression etc Career prospects within the company are excellent. a physiotherapist who wanted to make a dramatic career change by becoming an author Nurses want an improved career structure (=better opportunities to move upwards in their jobs).► see thesaurus at job 2career soldier/teacher etc someone who intends to be a soldier, teacher etc for most of their life, not just for a particular period of time: a career diplomat3the period of time in your life that you spend doing a particular activity: She had not had a very impressive school career up till then. My career as an English teacher didn’t last long. Beating the defending champion has to be the highlight of my career.COLLOCATIONSadjectivesa successful career· David had had a successful career in banking.a distinguished/brilliant career (=very successful)· She retired last year after a distinguished career as a barrister.a glittering career (=very successful, especially in sport or acting)· Winning the gold medal was the highlight of her glittering career.a promising career (=likely to be successful)· She gave up a promising career in advertising in order to look after her children.a political/medical/military etc career· The scandal ruined his political career.a teaching/acting/sporting career· Her acting career lasted for more than 50 years.a professional career· You have to be outstanding to have a professional career in music.somebody’s chosen career· His parents encouraged him in his chosen career as a scientist.verbshave a career· All my sons had careers in education.make a career· It isn’t easy to make a career in journalism.pursue a career (=try to make a successful career)· She left teaching to pursue a career as a psychologist.begin/start out on/start a career· Jacobson started his banking career in 1990.launch/embark on a career (=start one)· Rita went to New York where she launched her dancing career.build a career (=make it develop)· She built her literary career by writing about crime.change career· People may change careers as many as seven times in their lives.revive/resurrect your career (=make it successful again)· The singer is seeking to revive his pop career.somebody’s career takes off (=starts to be successful)· His career took off and he started making a lot of money.career + NOUNcareer development/advancement/progression· A good job offers a programme of training and career development.career opportunities· Students often know little about the career opportunities available to them.career prospects (=opportunities to get a good job or a better position)· Good computer skills will improve your career prospects.a career path (=a way of making a career)· There’s no fixed career path for becoming an actor.a career structure (=a system for making progress in a career)· Teaching offers a clear career structure.the career ladder (=the way to higher positions in a career)· Having children can disturb your progress up the career ladder.a career change/move· After ten years in the job, I realized that I needed to make a career change.a career woman (=one whose job is very important to her)· Career women tend to marry later.careers advice/guidance· Most universities offer professional careers advice.a careers officer (=someone who gives careers advice)· If you’re not sure what to do, why don’t you talk to a careers officer?phrasesa career in journalism/politics/teaching etc· At the age of 15, he knew he wanted a career in politics. career1 noun career2 verb careercareer2 verb [intransitive always + adverb/preposition] Verb Table Examples Collocations Phrases British English to move forwards quickly without control, making sudden sideways movements SYN careen American Englishcareer down/along/towards etc The truck careered down the hill and into a tree.
WDF	career [kəˈrɪə(r)]careered, careering, careers CET4CET6TEM4考研TOEFL v37362 81 3 33 20 23 2 n741 56915 8563 3729 13384 19673 11566 NOUN636 2444001 VERB12651 34489 Spoken: 110345086 careers[2874] 职业(36%)，事业(34%)，生涯(26%)，猛冲(2%)，飞跑(2%) n.生涯；职业；事业；速度，全速 adj.作为毕生职业的 vi.全速前进，猛冲

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