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Unit 1 venture
n./v.
venture to do
- adventure
web
- website Scottish
adj.
– Scotland
n.
suffering
n. – sufferings
– suffer
v.
suffer losses/pain/defeat (experience something bad) suffer from headaches/shock (feel pain or sadness) strengthen
v. – strength
n. – strong
adj. – weaken
v.
eg. strengthen the bridge/muscles/resolve/position
endurance
n. – endure
vt. – endurable
adj.
= stand, bear, tolerate, put up with
unbearable
adj. –
bear
vt. –
bearable
adj. –
unbearably
adv.
= intolerable adj.
block out
- be blocked out
eg. Black clouds blocked out the sun.
- block n. /v.
eg. An ugly building blocked the view from the window. (挡住,堵住)
The proposal has been blocked by the government. (妨碍,阻碍)
breathless
adj. – breath
n. – breathe
v.
– breathlessly
adv.
– out of breath
rotten adj. – rot n./v. – rotted
blacken
v. – black
n./adj.
circumstance
n.
- in/under the circumstances
eg. Under the circumstances, it seemed better not to tell him about the accident.
- in/under no circumstances
= in no case eg. Under no circumstances should you lend Paul any money.
bless vt. – blessing
n.
selfish
adj. – selfishly
adv. – selfishness
n.
– unselfish
adj.
= selfless
adj. – unselfishly adv. = selflessly
adv.
– selflessness
n.
hook
n. /v.
be hooked in …= be fascinated by =be attracted to = lose one’s heart to …
aboard
adv./prep.
= on board
eg. We went aboard.
All aboard! seasickness
n. – seasick adj.
anyhow
adv. = anyway; in any case crush
vt.
eg. The car was completely crushed under the truck.
mourn
v. –
mourning
n. –
mournful
adj. (very sad) eg. He was still mourning his brother’s death.
urgent
adj.(= pressing)
–
urgently
adv. –
urgency
n.
- in urgent need of …
vital
adj. + to/for
eg. Vitamins are vital for health.
It is vital that you keep accurate records when you are self-employed . Reading is of vital importance in language learning.
The police play a vital role in our society.
cheerful
adj. = happy
- cheer
v./n.
-
cheer sb. up
persevere
vt. –
perseverance
n. – persevering
adj. 坚忍不拔的,不屈不挠的
persevere in sth./doing
persevere with sth./sb.
eg. Despite a number of setbacks, they persevered in their attempts to fly around the world in a balloon.
faith
n. = belief; trust
–
faithful
adj. –
faithfully
adv. -
have/lose faith in …
give way to = make way for
eg. He refused to give way to anybody on any of the points.
rank
n. /v.
eg. Last year, he was ranked second in his age group.
select
v. –
selection
n.
–
selective
adj. 认真挑选的
,选择性的
-
be selected for/as/from/to do
booming adj. –
boom v./n. 激增,繁荣
eg. Business is booming.
swear
vt. –
swore
–
sworn
-
swear to sb.
swear on sth.
advocate
vt. /n. – advocacy
n.
eg. Many experts advocate rewarding your child for good behavior. The report advocated that all buildings be fitted with smoke detectors.
freezing
adj. (extremely cold) – freeze
v. – frozen
adj.
eg. freezing wind
gratitude
n. –
grateful
adj. –
gratefully
adv.
-
show/express gratitude to sb. for sth.
-
be grateful to sb. for sth.
punishment
n. –
punish
v.
be punished for …
loyal
adj. = faithful
- loyally
adv. –
loyalty
n.
–
disloyal
adj. 不忠诚的
-
be loyal to
tactful
adj. 机智的,老练的–
tact
n. 机智,手法–
tactfully
adv.
eg. I tried to find a tactful way of telling her the truth.
odd
adj. = strange, unusual
eg. The odd thing was that he didn’t recognize me.
-
odd-looking
optimism
n. –
optimistic
adj. –
optimistically
adv.
- be optimistic about …
–
pessimism
悲观– pessimistic – pessimistically
delay
v./n.
= put off
-
without delay
discourage
vt. –
courage
n. 勇气–
encourage
vt. 鼓励
–
encouragement
n. 鼓励
–
discouragementn. 挫折–
discouraging
adj. 使人泄气的
–
discouraged
adj.感到泄气的
-
discourage sb. from doing
eg. His parents tried to discourage him from being an actor.
regular
adj. –
regularly
adv. – regularity
n. 规律性,定期
-
on a regular basis
grasp
vt. (hold or understand)
-
grasp every opportunity to …
eg. They failed to grasp the importance of his words.
give off = send out
eg. The food gave off a bad smell.
bored
adj. – boring
adj. –
boredom
n.
-
be bored with …
eg. a bored expression
changeable
adj. – change
n./v. – unchanging
adj. 不变的
– unchanged
adj. 无变化的
caution
n./v. –
cautious
adj. –
cautiously
adv.
-
with caution
-
caution (sb.) against sth /caution sb. about sth. eg. The government cautioned that pay increases could lead to job losses.
snow blindness
n.
– snow-blind
adj.
admirable
adj. –
admire
v. –
admiration
n.
– admirably
adv.
commitment
n. –
commit
v.
+ to sb./sth./do
eg. The company’s commitment to providing quality at a reasonable price has been vital to its success.
proverb
n.
eg. As the proverb goes, no pain, no gain.
Unit 2 respect
n./vt. –
respectful
adj.尊敬的
–
respectfully
adv.
–
respectable
adj. 受人尊敬
的,体面的
–
disrespectful失礼的,无礼的- disrespectfully
adv.
be respectful to sb. = show respect for sb.
short
adj. – shorten
v.–
shortness
n.短小,不足
–
shortage
n.不足,短缺
–
shortly
adv. 立刻,马上
modern
adj. – modernize
vt.
- realize, socialize, …
burden
n./v.
= load
eg. The burden of organizing the activity fell to me.
I don’t want to burden you with my problem.
hand over
eg. He will hand over charge of his office tomorrow. The thief was handed over to the police.
- hand down 流传,传递
- hand in
- hand out
- lay/put one’s hands on 拿到,抓到
- lend sb. a helping hand
responsible
adj. – responsibility
n.
- bear/shoulder the responsibility of …
- be responsible for sth. /to sb.
allocate
vt. = assign
- allocation
n.
distribute
vt. –
distribution
n.
whichever
adj./pron.
eg. She’ll buy whichever is cheapest. It has the same result, whichever way you do it. (= no matter which you do it)
adore
vt.
–
adoration
n. –
adorable
adj.值得崇敬的,可爱的
– adoring
adj. 崇拜的,爱慕的
pray
vt.
– prayer
n. 祈祷,祷告
- pray for sth.
- pray to sb.
- pray sb. to do
care for = take care of; be fond of
eg. It seemed to be her mission to care for her brother’s children. I’m fond of her but I don’t care for her husband.
- care about 关心,在乎
contradict
vt. –
contradiction
n.
eg. She doesn’t like to contradict her husband in public. The report contradicts what we heard yesterday.
hear … out
eg.
Don’t make any decision yet. Please hear me out.
- hear about/of - hear from sb.
on behalf of sb. = on one’s behalf
= as the representative of sb; instead of sb eg. I am writing on behalf of my mother to express her thanks for your gift.
On behalf of everyone here, I’d like to thank you for your help.
Mr. Knight cannot be here, so his wife will accept the prize on his behalf.
- represent
vt.
eg. The competition attracted over 500 contestants representing 8 different countries. The association was formed to represent the interests of women artists.
flatter
vt. – flattery
n.
beyond question = out of question
eg. Her sincerity is beyond question. He is, beyond question, the best man for the job.
speak out
eg. The newspapers are afraid to speak out against the government. The teacher asked her to speak out.
forecast
vt./n. –
forecast –
forecast/forecasted - forecasted
= predict eg. weather/sales forecast Experts are forecasting a recovery in the economy.
oppose
vt. –
opposed
adj.
- oppose sth./doing
- be opposed to
= be against
– opposite
prep./adj./adv./n.
pack (sth.) up
give away赠送,分发,泄露
eg. She gave away all her money to the poor. His accent gave him away as a northerner.
- give out - give up - give off - give in
fond
adj. – fondness
n.
be fond of : have a great liking for…
a fond look/embrace/memories
(kind and loving
deceit
n. –
deceive v. -deceitful
adj. = dishonest- deceive sb. (into doing)
corrupt
v. /adj.
贪污的,腐败的,使腐化
–
corruption
n.
eg. corrupt officials
He was corrupted by power and ambition.
greed
n. –
greedy
adj. –
greedily
adv. - be greedy for sth.
innocent
adj. –
innocently
adv. –
innocence -
guilty
-
be innocent of eg. She was found innocent of any crime. It was all innocent fun. (= harmless) ) n.
an innocent young child
cunning
adj./n. eg. He was as cunning as a fox.
store
v. –
storage
n.
eg. food storage facilities
author
= writer
sacrifice
n. /v. eg. Her parents made sacrifices so that she could have a good education. They offered sacrifices to the gods. (祭品) She sacrificed everything for her children.
make a name = become famous
allergic
adj. –
allergy
n.
- be allergic to
eg. I like cats but unfortunately I’m allergic to them.
You could see he was allergic to housework.
(having a strong dislike of sth/sb) - sensitive
(easily offended or upset; reacting quickly; able to measure very small changes)
sneeze
n./v.
make a sneeze
confirm
vt. –
confirmation
n.
eg. It has been confirmed that the meeting will take place next week.
rewind
vt. – wind
v. – rewound – rewound
- rewrite, rework, revisit, review …
cash
n./vt.
- in cash用现金
- pay cash - cash a check 兑现支票
cheque /check
by check用支票
sign
v. –
signature
n.
terminal
n./adj.
– terminate
v. (=end)
vacant
adj. (empty; unoccupied) – vacancy
n. eg. a vacant seat job vacancies
dust
n. – dusty
adj.
respond
vi. /vt.= answer, react, reply
–
response
n.
- respond to …
eg. When asked about the company’s future, the director responded that he remained optimistic.
How did they respond to the news?
staff
n.
eg. medical/teaching staff a staff of ten ten staff The staff in this shop are/is very helpful.
suspect
vt./n. /adj. = feel doubt about
- suspicious
adj. 可疑的
- suspect sb of sth./doing eg. I began to suspect that they were trying to get rid of me. He resigned after being suspected of theft.
insult
n./vt.
– insulting
adj. 侮辱的,无礼的
eg. I have never been so insulted in my life.
The questions were an insult to our intelligence.
scold
vt. – scolding
n. eg. He scolded them for arriving late.
drunken
adj. u - drink –drank – drunk - drunk
adj.(not usually before a noun.) eg. a drunken driver drunk driving
demand
vt./n.
– demanding
adj. 要求高的,要求严的
- meet/satisfy one’s demands满足某人的要求
- in demand 需求大
- on demand 一经要求
- demand sth. - demand to do
- demand that …(should) do …
Unit 3 civil
adj. – citizen
n.
civil war
register
n./v.
boycott
n.
prohibit
vt. = forbid
offend
v. –
offence
n.
just
adj. –
unjust
adj. (not fair) – justice
n.
separate
v./adj.
–
separation
n. (division; breaking or coming apart)
tradition
n. – traditional
adj.
- pass on the tradition to …
- follow the tradition
submit
v. – submission
n.
willing
adj. –
unwilling
adj. (=reluctant) - be unwilling to do
seize
vt. – grasp, catch, take hold of, take control of - seize on: take and use eagerly
collide
v. –
collision
n.
- collision course
冲突(的进程或行动)
hope
n./v. – hopeful
adj. – hopefully
adv.
negotiate
v. – negotiation
n.
chaos
n.
- in chaos punctual
adj. – punctually
adv. = on time
coincidence
n. – coincident
adj.
- by coincidence = by accident
pedestrian
n.
march
vi. = advance
- March
pave
v. –
pavement
n.
salute
v. – salutation
n. 招呼,致敬
abuse
n./vt.
hostile
adj. –
hostility
n.
resolve
n./v.
= resolution/determine
pray
v. – prayer
n. 祈祷
bomb
n./vt.
supreme
adj.
nationwide
adj.
constitution
n. – constitutional
adj.
fundamental
adj. = basic; essential
battle
n. = fight; struggle
happy
adj. – happily
adv. –
happiness
n.
liberty
n. = freedom
skim
vt. – skimmed – skimmed – skimming
evident
adj. = obvious; clear - evidently
adv. – evidence
n.
- self-evident
不证自明的;不言而喻的
brief
adj. (short) – briefly
adv.
discriminate
v. –
discrimination
n.
- racial discrimination
philosophy
n. – philosophical
adj.
commit
vt. (do sth illegal or wrong) - commit a crime
live out
(experience)
creed
n.
brotherhood
- sisterhood
- motherhood parenthood – childhood
oasis
n.
symphony
n.
almighty
adj. (having all power)
quote
v. –
quotation
n.
dominate
v. – dominator
n. – domination
n.
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