a.[B]

1. 最后的
   He was the last person to leave.

   他是最后离去的人。

2. 仅剩的
   I've spent my last dollar.

   我把我的钱全部花光了。

3. 最后过去的；紧接前面的
   We had dinner together last Sunday.

   我们上个星期日一起吃饭。

4. 最不可能……的
   He'd be the last person to do it.

   他是最不可能做这事的人了。

5. 最近的，最新的
   According to the last news I heard, he will resign tomorrow.

   据我听到的最新消息，他明天将辞职。

ad.

1. 最后地
   He left last.

   他最后离开。

2. 上次，最近
   I saw him last in New York.

   我上次见到他是在纽约。

3. 最后（一点）

n.[theS]

1. 最后的人（或东西）[+to-v]
   He was the last of the passengers to leave the ship.

   他是最后一个下船的乘客。

2. 最后；末尾
   They had been friends to the last.

   他们始终是好朋友。

3. 上个，上回
   We had a party the week before last.

   我们前一个星期有一个聚会。

vi.

1. 持续[Q]
   How long will the meeting last?

   会议要开多久？

2. 持久；保持良好状态
   These shoes will last.

   这些鞋经久耐穿。

3. 维持；够用
   Our water will not last long.

   我们的水快要用完了。

vt.

1. 度过，拖过[（+out）]
   He is very ill, and isn't expected to last the night.

   他病得厉害，估计拖不过今夜。

2. 够……之用
   The food will last us a few more days.

   食品够我们再吃几天。

n.

1. 鞋楦（做鞋的模型）[C]

adj.

1. coming after all others in time or order; final.
   ▸lowest in importance or rank.
   ▸ (the last) the least likely or suitable.
2. most recent in time; latest.
3. immediately preceding in order; previous in a sequence or enumeration:
   their last album.
4. only remaining:
   it's our last hope.

adv.

1. on the last occasion before the present; previously.
2. [in combination] after all others in order or sequence:
   the last-named film.
3. (in enumerating points) lastly.

n.

v.

1. continue for a specified period of time.
2. remain operating or usable for a considerable or specified length of time.
3. (of provisions or resources) be adequate or sufficient for a specified length of time.

n.