| 单词 | 解释，例句 |
| category | 类别,种类,范畴 e.g.There are different categories of books in a library. |
| feel | 感觉 e.g.You can never tell what he's feeling. |
| reconcile | 调和；调解 e.g.Senate and House members are trying to reconcile different versions of the transportation bill. |
| again | 又，再一次 e.g.Can you say that again? I didn't hear. |
| entertain | 招待，款待，请客 e.g.We entertain a lot of people, mainly my wife's friends. |
| aim | 目标，目的，意图 e.g.The aim of the research is to find new food sources. |
| capable | 有能力做某事 e.g.We need to get an assistant who is capable and efficient |
| operate | 使用，操作，操纵（机器或设备） e.g.The Lewis family operated a number of boats on the canal. |
| pair | (由连在一起的相似的两部分构成的)一副（把，条） e.g.Go put on a clean pair of jeans. |
| somehow | 用某种方法；不知怎么地 e.g.Don't worry, we'll fix it somehow. |
| therefore | 【正式】因此，为此，所以 e.g.Their car was bigger and therefore more comfortable. |
| broad | 宽的，阔的 e.g.We went along a broad passage. |
| hook | 挂钩, 吊钩 e.g.Put your coat on the hook. |
| reject | 拒绝 (接受) e.g.I am not so violently bent upon my own opinion as to reject any offer proposed by wise men. |
| intermediate | 中间的，居中的 e.g.One intermediate estimate put the cost at $3,500. |
| avoid | 避免，防止 e.g.When midterm and finals come, no one can avoid taking them. |
| tough | 难办的，棘手的; 费力的 e.g.The investigators asked a lot of tough questions. |
| thick | 厚的 e.g.Wrap your baby in a thick towel or blanket. |
| appeal | 恳求，呼吁 e.g.The police have issued a new appeal for information. |
| alert | 机警的，机敏的 e.g.Jack was as mentally alert as a man half his age. |
| bold | 果敢的，冒险的，无畏的 e.g.It is really a bold venture starting a business in such a small village these days. |
| apology | 道歉,认错 e.g.She finally received an apology from the company. |
| newspaper | 报(纸) e.g.Her article appeared in the Saturday newspaper. |
| remedy | 补救办法, 纠正办法 e.g.They advised him to exhaust all other remedies before applying to court. |
| assume | 假定，假设 e.g.I didn't see your car, so I assumed you'd gone out. |
| protection | 保护，受保护 e.g.Hard-shell bike helmets offer better protection than soft-shell helmets. |
| further | 更多地 e.g.A spokesman declined to comment until the evidence could be studied further. |
| explode | （使）爆炸 e.g.In 1949, the USSR exploded its first atomic bomb. |
| explanation | 解释，给出的原因 e.g.The report gave a technical explanation of the accident. |
| lay | 把（某人或某物）平放 e.g.Laying my coat carefully on the bed, I crept towards the door. |
| differ | 不同于，不一样，有区别 e.g.The two systems differ in many respects. |
| deceive | 欺骗 e.g.You deceived me, and I can't forgive you. |
| scratch | (用爪或指甲等尖锐或粗硬的东西)抓,扒,划 e.g.The cat likes to bescratched behind its ears. |
| conceal | 隐匿，隐藏 e.g.It's against law to conceal evidence. |
| election | 选举 e.g.In America, presidential elections are held every four years. |
| luck | (又做good luck) 好运 e.g.I've always had good luck meeting nice people in this apartment building. |
| attribute | 把．．．归因于 e.g.He should attribute his success to luck other than hard work. |
| information | 情报，资料，消息 e.g.We have received information that Grant may have left the country. |
| example | 例子，例证 e.g.Can anyone give me an example of a transitive verb? |
| translation | 翻译；翻译作品 e.g.I have read only the English translation of this book, not the Japanese original. |
| strip | 脱去（自己或别人的）衣服 e.g.Jack stripped and jumped into the shower. |
| master | 主人 e.g.At one time, the French were the colonial masters of Vietnam. |
| process | 过程，进程；变化过程 e.g.Coal forms out of dead forest by a slow process of chemical change. |
| prospect | 可能的事情；很可能发生的事情；前景 e.g.Job prospects for college graduates this spring don't look good. |
| punishment | 惩罚手段，处罚 e.g.In some countries, the maximum punishment for robbery is 40 years in prison. |
| rank | (职务、身份、社会地位等的) 等级 e.g.Mary had worked her way up through the ranks to become the firm's president. |
| specialist | 专家 e.g.Dr. Robert Jones is a specialist in African history. |
| whole | 全部的, 整个的 e.g.Last night my whole family came to watch me playing in the concert. |
| form | 类型 e.g.Melanoma is a form of skin cancer. |
| manipulate | （通过巧妙地欺骗或影响而）操纵，控制 e.g.He is the kind of man to manipulate people. |
| motivate | 激发，激励，促动 e.g.A good teacher is supposed to motivate his or her pupils to work harder. |
| still | 还，仍然 e.g.I still haven't finished painting the spare room. |
| try | 试，尝试；试图；努力 e.g.I tried everything to lose weight with no success. |
| understand | 懂；理解；通晓 e.g.The woman had a strong accent, and I couldn't understand what she was saying. |
