| 单词 | 解释，例句 |
| challenge | [尤指以有趣的形式出现的]挑战，考验 e.g.The company is ready to meet the challenges of the next few years. |
| simple | 无装饰的，简朴的，朴素的 e.g.There is no simple answer to this question. |
| all | 全部 e.g.Have you done all your homework? |
| nice | 令人愉快的；吸引人的 e.g.We had a really nice day at the beach. |
| presence | 出席；到场；存在 e.g.The law prescribes that the document must be signed in the presence of two witnesses. |
| reform | 改革，改进 e.g.It is time that the legal profession reformed itself. |
| severe | 严重的 e.g.She said that the pain was becoming increasingly severe. |
| transform | 使改观，使变形；使转化 e.g.The movie transformed her almost overnight from an unknown schoolgirl into a megastar. |
| success | 成功，胜利，成就 e.g.I tried to contact him, but without success. |
| travel | （尤指长途）旅行 e.g.We're planning to travel across America this summer. |
| act | 行为，行动，动作，举动 e.g.The new president's first act should be to end the war. |
| weak | 虚弱的 e.g.When the spasm passed, it left him weak and sweating. |
| cruel | 残忍的，残酷的 e.g.His death was a cruel blow . |
| recall | [不用进行式] 回忆起，回想起 e.g.I seem to recall I've met him before somewhere. |
| conclude | 推论出，断定 e.g.After the discussion, my wife and I concluded that we could not afford to buy a new car. |
| important | 重要的，重大的 e.g.Happiness is more important than money. |
| solution | （问题、困难局面的）解决，解决方法 e.g.They help you talk through your problems but they don't give you any solutions. |
| depth | 深,深度(自顶端向下的距离) e.g.The sea has an average depth of 35 metres. |
| create | 创造，创建 e.g.The government plans to create more jobs for young people. |
| more | 更加 e.g.Children generally feel much more confident working in groups. |
| union | 工会 e.g.I feel that women in all types of employment can benefit from joining a union. |
| fix | 修理 e.g.He's outside fixing the brakes on the car. |
| new | 新造的；新建的；新发明的 e.g.We sell both new and used furniture. |
| stain | 染污；沾污；留下难以清除的污迹 e.g.Be careful you don't stain the carpet. |
| look | 看,瞧 e.g.If you look carefully, you can see that the painting represents a human figure. |
| secret | 秘密的，隐秘的 e.g.Don't tell anyone about our plan, it's a secret plan. |
| relieve | 减轻，缓解 e.g.The project is designed to relieve traffic congestion on the main routes into the city. |
| fame | 名声，名誉，名气 e.g.At that time, the Beatles were at the height of their fame. |
| curl | 鬈发 e.g.The little boy's face was framed by golden curls. |
| personally | 就个人而言；就自己的看法而言 e.g.Personally, I think we should stick with our original plan. |
| perspective | （思考问题的）角度；观点；想法 e.g.Students have a unique perspective on matters of school policy. |
| ahead | 在前面 e.g.He kept his gaze fixed on the car ahead. |
| target | [有意攻击的]目标；攻击对象 e.g.Railway stations are prime targets for bombs. |
| lean | 屈身 e.g.If I hold your legs, you can lean over and take a look at those holes down there. |
| person | (具备独特个性的) 人 e.g.She is a warm but very private person. |
| answer | 回答，答复 e.g.You don't have to give them an answer now. |
| 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. |
| both | 两者,双方,俩 e.g.Both Helen's parents are doctors. |
| deliberate | 故意的，有意的，蓄意的 e.g.Giovanni plied him with questions and comments with the deliberate intention of prolonging his stay. |
| active | 爱运动的；爱活动的 e.g.She's over 80, but is still very active. |
| 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. |
| out | 由（某物）里面出来，到外面 e.g.She opened the envelope and took the letter out. |
| breath | 气息，呼吸 e.g.Leo could smell the wine on her breath. |
| disease | 疾病，病 e.g.The study shows that heart disease is a leading cause of death in the U. S. |
| form | 类型 e.g.Melanoma is a form of skin cancer. |
| regret | 懊悔, 悔恨; 遗憾,惋惜 e.g.The president said that his country deeply regretted the incident. |
| side | 部分,地带,半;边,面,侧 e.g.The south side of town is pretty run down. |
| try | 试，尝试；试图；努力 e.g.I tried everything to lose weight with no success. |
| cease | [正式]终止，结束，停止 e.g.The town which Joyce wrote about has long since ceased to exist. |
| increase | 增加，增大，增强 e.g.The population increased dramatically in the first half of the century. |
| spare | 多余的，剩下的 e.g.Bring a towel and some spare clothes. |
| substitute | 代替者；（尤指）替补队员（演员） e.g.Germany brought on a substitute at half time. |
| tap | （水、煤气等管道或容器的）龙头，阀门 e.g.Tap water is usually heavily treated with chemicals. |
| target | [有意攻击的]目标；攻击对象 e.g.Railway stations are prime targets for bombs. |
