| 单词 | lack | 
| 释义 | lack    (lăk)n. 1.  Deficiency or absence: Lack of funding brought the project to a halt. 2.  A particular deficiency or absence: Owing to a lack of supporters, the reforms did not succeed. v.  lacked, lack·ing, lacks  v.tr.  To be without or in need of: lacked the strength to lift the box. v.intr. 1.  To be missing or deficient: We suspected that he was lying, but proof was lacking. 2.  To be in need of something: She does not lack for friends. [Middle English, perhaps from Middle Dutch lac, deficiency, fault.] Usage Note:  When lack is used in the sense "to be wanting or deficient," it is typically followed by in: You will not be lacking in support from me. When lack is used in the sense of "to be in need of something," it is often followed by for: "In the terrible, beautiful age of my prime, / I lacked for sweet linen but never for time" (E.B. White).  | 
	
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