81.disqualify（P725）
(1) 作“to stop someone from taking part in an activity because they have broken a rule 【因犯规而】取消……的资格”解时，构成“be disqualified from doing something”。例如：
He was disqualified from driving.他被吊销了驾驶资格。
Her weak eyesight disqualified her from getting the job. 她糟糕的视力使她无法得到这份工作。(摘自【日】田中茂范《外研社英汉多功能词典》P594)
（2）作“to unfairly prevent someone from doing a job or taking part in an activity 【不公正地】剥夺……的资格【权利】”解时，构成“disqualify somebody from doing something”。例如：
That would be seen by many as an unpardonable failure that disqualifies him from having a second run.（摘自Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 在线词典之the Corpus）
82.dissuade（P727）作“to persuade someone not to do something 劝阻“解时，构成” dissuade somebody from (doing) something“。例如：
It was perhaps a strategy for dissuading him from coming round so often.（摘自Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 在线词典之the Corpus）
He tried to dissuade his son from buying a motorbike. 他尽力劝儿子不要买摩托车。(摘自【日】田中茂范《外研社英汉多功能词典》P595)
83.dragoon…into…（P757）作“to force someone to do something they do not want to do 强迫【某人】做【某事】“解时，构成”dragoon somebody into doing something“。例如：
Monica was dragooned into being on the committee.莫妮卡被强拉进委员会。
84.dread（P762）作“to feel anxious or worried about something that is going to happen or may happen畏惧，惧怕；担心“解时，构成
（1）“dread doing something“。例如：
I’m dreading going back to work.我害怕回去工作。
（2）“dread somebody doing something“。例如：
Tim dreaded his parents finding out.蒂姆担心他父母发现。
85.dream （P763）作“o think about something that you would like to happen or have 梦想，希望“解时，构成” dream of/about doing something“。例如：
She dreamed of becoming a chef.她梦想成为一名大厨。
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