单词	diarize
释义	diarize /ˈdʌɪərʌɪz / (also diarise) verb [with object] 1British Note (an appointment) in a diary.Mr Williams said he had diarised the invite and hoped to attend.... It is planned that the advisory council will meet twice a year and, according to Thwala, the first week of July is diarised as the implementation date of the fast-track investment programme. He diarised them as recurring ‘team update’ meetings for 10: 30 a.m. daily. 1.1 [no object] archaic Keep a record of events in a diary: I have not had time to diarize... This is big news, but I am diarising as there appears to be a blackout on reporting it in the Western media. I don't have it diarised, so I couldn't give you the exact date, but it happened. She diarised en route, ‘I am tired of the gilded chaff of single life and my being craves for more substantial food of married life - even though it be rye bread.’
随便看	half-and-half half an eye half an hour half-arse half-arsed half-ass half-assed half back halfback half-baked half-ball half bath half bathroom halfbeak half binding half blood half-blooded half-blue half board half-boot half-bottle half-bound half-bred half-breed half-brother

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