| 单词 | 解释，例句 |
| comfort | 安慰，慰藉 e.g.Whenever he was upset, he would turn to her for comfort and advice. |
| the | [用来指大家知道或正在谈论的或唯一存在的某一特定的事物或人] e.g.Take these letters to the post office, will you? |
| vital | 极其重要的，必不可少的 e.g.Regular exercise is vital for your health. |
| sacrifice | 牺牲 e.g.She made many sacrifices to get Anita a good education. |
| splendid | 极好的，优秀的，杰出的 e.g.The weather is gorgeous, and we have had some splendid bathing. |
| observation | 观察，注意，监视 e.g.In hospital she'll be under observation all the time. |
| silly | 蠢的，愚昧的 e.g.Stop asking silly questions. |
| rent | (房屋.房间.汽车等) 租金, 租用费 e.g.The new lease will put her rent up to $200 a week. |
| destructive | 破坏性的；造成破坏的 e.g.Residents were awed by the earthquake's destructive force. |
| generous | 大量的，丰富的（数量比通常或预想的大） e.g.He also made sure that the servants had a generous amount of beer, too. |
| life | 一生，寿命 e.g.He devoted his life to the education of deaf children. |
| development | 发展，出现，开展 e.g.This is a course on the development of Greek thought. |
| apply | 申请 e.g.She applied for a job with the local newspaper. |
| anticipate | 预期,预料 e.g.Sales are better than anticipated. |
| dirty | 有灰尘的；肮脏的 e.g."Jimmy, go and play football if you like, but don't get dirty," mother said. |
| kill | 弄死；杀死 e.g.Murray held a gun to his head and threatened to kill him. |
| counter | 柜台 e.g.He wondered if the girl behind the counter recognised him. |
| emotion | 强烈的情感；激情 e.g.Human emotions are things like hatred, anger, sadness and happiness. |
| nervous | 神经紧张的；焦虑不安的；害怕的，胆怯的 e.g.I was so nervous about my exams that I couldn't sleep. |
| swim | 游水，游泳 e.g.She could swim across the lake. |
| wash | 洗, 洗涤 e.g.Those dirty jeans need to be washed. |
| sensible | [尤英]明智的，合理的，实际的 e.g.I was highly sensible of her kindness when I spent my summer vacation with her. |
| prior | 在…之前，先于... e.g.A death prior to 65 is considered to be a premature death. |
| mirror | 镜子 e.g.She was studying her reflection in the mirror. |
| capital | 首都，首府，省会 e.g.Albany is the capital of New York State. |
| hardship | 艰苦；贫困 e.g.Many students are suffering severe financial hardship. |
| repeat | 重复说 e.g.Can you repeat what you have just said, please? |
| declare | 宣布,声明 e.g.The government of New South Wales declared 8,000 hectares of forest a national park. |
| surface | 表面（上）的；外表的 e.g.There are indications that the surface temperature of the Earth is increasing. |
| attain | 获得，赢得；实现 e.g.Our army attained a decisive victory in the hard-fought battle. |
| evidence | 证据，证明 e.g.Ales's father says he never saw any evidence of his son's mental illness. |
| exhibit | 展出，展览 e.g.The gallery will exhibit some of Monet's paintings. |
| breathe | 呼吸 e.g.The room filled with smoke, and it was becoming difficult to breathe. |
| form | 类型 e.g.Melanoma is a form of skin cancer. |
| compromise | （由于双方让步而达成的）折中，妥协 e.g.To stop the argument they decided on a compromise. |
| disappointing | 令人失望（沮丧，扫兴）的 e.g.The wine was excellent, but the meat was overdone and the vegetables disappointing. |
| side | 部分,地带,半;边,面,侧 e.g.The south side of town is pretty run down. |
| arise | 发生 e.g.A crisis has arisen in the Foreign Office. |
| grace | 优美，自然 e.g.Lena had the grace and poise of a model. |
| independence | 政治独立 e.g.My country finally won its independence after a long armed struggle. |
| help | 帮助，帮忙 e.g.If there's anything I can do to help, just give me a call. |
| strip | 脱去（自己或别人的）衣服 e.g.Jack stripped and jumped into the shower. |
| bow | 鞠躬,躬身行礼 e.g.Every one bowed as the Queen walked into the room. |
| depth | 深,深度(自顶端向下的距离) e.g.The sea has an average depth of 35 metres. |
| length | 长度 e.g.We measure the length and width of the living room. |
| means | 手段，方法 e.g.This money wasn't earned by honest means. |
| purchase | [正式] 购买，采购 [尤指大或贵的物品] e.g.She purchased a number of shares in the company. |
| waste | (金钱或技能的)未充分利用；浪费；滥用 e.g.They said a public enquiry would just be a waste of taxpayers' money. |
| accept | 接受；同意做（某事） e.g.Rick accepted her offer of coffee. |
| drug | 毒品 e.g.He was arrested for selling drugs. |
| implement | [正式地]执行计划/政策/建议等 e.g.He tried to implement his ideas too quickly and people wouldn't accept them. |
| pack | 把...打包；把...装箱 e.g.I forgot to pack my razor. |
| ready | [不用于名词前]准备好的，[对...]有准备的 e.g.At the end of the lecture, I was ready with questions. |
| tell | 把（某事）告诉（某人）；说，讲 e.g.Don't tell me you've forgotten my birthday again. |
