| 单词 | 解释，例句 |
| hand | 手 e.g.He held the pencil in his right hand. |
| as | 像．．．一样 e.g.My brother is not as old as me. |
| specialist | 专家 e.g.Dr. Robert Jones is a specialist in African history. |
| significance | 意义，含义 e.g.Freud explained the significance of some of the objects and situations in Anna's dream. |
| labor | 努力；劳动（尤指体力劳动） e.g.The garage charges £30 an hour for labor. |
| busy | 正在工作的，无空闲的 e.g.She's busy now - can you phone later? |
| complaint | （对某事书面或口头的）投诉，意见 e.g.We've made a complaint to the police about the noise. |
| win | 获胜; 赢 e.g.I play tennis against her every week, but she always wins. |
| moral | 道德 (上) 的 e.g.You don't know all the circumstances of the divorce, so don't make moral judgments about it. |
| visit | 参观，游览；拜访，访问 e.g.A recent trip to London gave me the opportunity to visit the Science Museum. |
| brush | 刷子，毛刷，画笔，毛笔，扫帚 e.g.Use a wire brush to remove the rust. |
| pleasure | 愉快，快乐，满足[感] e.g.Small gifts give pleasure and don't cost much. |
| come | 来；来到；来临 e.g.Come a bit closer and you'll be able to see better. |
| shade | 荫，背阴处 e.g.He walked up the coast,and resumed his reading in the shade of an overhanging cliff. |
| bound | 准备去的 e.g.Where are you bound for? |
| rare | 稀有的，罕见的，不常发生的 e.g.There are many tales of naturalists who have gone to some place in search of a rare species. |
| amusing | 好笑的，有趣的，引人发笑的 e.g.We spent a/an amusing and pleasurable evening dining with the Smiths. |
| destroy | 毁坏，破坏, e.g.The school was completely destroyed by fire. |
| else | [用在以any-, no-, 或some- 开头的词或疑问词后]另外，其他 e.g."I'll have a cheeseburger and a large Coke." " Anything else?" "No, thanks." |
| hate | [非正式]讨厌，不喜欢 e.g.Jenny's mother hates her staying out late. |
| cheer | 欢呼，喝彩，赞美声 e.g.So let's give a cheer to the kids who passed their exams. |
| price | 价格，价钱 e.g.The major oil companies raised their prices again last week. |
| general | 大体的；大致的 e.g.I skimmed through it to get a general impression of the text. |
| little | 尺寸小的,规模小的 e.g.I always bring Maggie a little something when I come back from business trips. |
| turn | 转过身,翻身 e.g.Dan turned away, hiding the fear in his eyes. |
| real | 真的，真正的，真实的 e.g.She had never seen a real live elephant before. |
| cheap | 便宜的，不贵的 e.g.The equipment is relatively cheap and simple to use. |
| achieve | 实现，取得，达到 e.g.Though highly respected for her writing, she never achieved much commercial success. |
| abroad | 在国外；到国外 e.g.I've never lived abroad before. |
| download | 下载的软件或资料 e.g.Something must be wrong with my computer; the downloads are always incomplete. |
| central | 中心的，中央的 e.g.I'm not advocating central government. |
| govern | 支配，影响 e.g.The rise and fall of the sea is governed by the movements of the moon. |
| imaginary | 想象的，虚构的 e.g.All his novels are set in an imaginary town in Central Europe. |
| afterwards | ［美］随后，以后，后来 e.g.Shortly afterwards, police arrested four suspects. |
| tip | 末端，末梢；尖端；顶点 e.g.Another difference in custom is that Americans and Europeans use the side of the soup spoon, not the tip. |
| disgust | 嫌恶，厌恶，反感；作呕，恶心 e.g.Much to his disgust, he found himself sharing a carriage with a noisy young family. |
| improve | 改善，改进 e.g.By managing natural resources more effectively, our quality of human life could be improved greatly. |
| across | 横过，穿过，越过 e.g.They ran straight across the road。 |
| fortune | 巨款 e.g.He made a(n) fortune selling property in Spain. |
| none | 全无，没有一点儿 e.g.I wish I could offer you some cake but there's none left. |
| master | 主人 e.g.At one time, the French were the colonial masters of Vietnam. |
| dark | （指某个地方）黑暗的，昏暗的，无光的 e.g.When she awoke it was evening and already dark. |
| commission | 委员会，调查团，考察团 e.g.The Government has set up a commission to suggest improvements to the education system. |
| reduction | 缩小；减少 e.g.There are huge price reductions in many shops during the summer sales. |
| return | 返回, 回来 e.g.He returned to his home town after receiving his law degree. |
| reverse | 使逆转, 推翻, 撤销 e.g.It may take a century or two to reverse the damage done by pollution. |
| sentence | [语法中的]句子，句 e.g.His voice dropped at the end of the sentence. |
| struggle | 奋斗，拼搏，作出极大的努力 e.g.She's struggling to bring up a family alone. |
| counter | 柜台 e.g.He wondered if the girl behind the counter recognised him. |
| defend | 保护，保卫 e.g.We need to defend against military aggression. |
| enforce | 执行[法律]，实施，使服从 e.g.Governments make laws and the police enforce them. |
| harden | （使）变硬；（使）坚固；（使）硬化 e.g.It will take about 24 hours for the glue to harden. |
| master | 主人 e.g.At one time, the French were the colonial masters of Vietnam. |
| omit | 省去，略去，删去；排除；遗漏 e.g.Important details have been omitted from the article. |
