| 单词 | 解释，例句 |
| broadcast | （电台或电视的）广播节目 e.g.In a nationwide TV broadcast, the prime minister explained why he was resigning. |
| complex | 由许多部分组成的，结构[过程]复杂的 e.g.Photosynthesis is a highly complex process. |
| criticize | 批评，指责 e.g.The government is being widely criticized for its failure to limit air pollution. |
| ring | 戒指, 指环 e.g.The groom placed a gold wedding ring on the third finger of the bride's left hand. |
| dwarf | 矮子；侏儒；矮小的动物或植物 e.g.This kind of dwarf conifer is quite valuable and also lovely. |
| service | 公共服务 e.g.Workers in the emergency services are forbidden from striking. |
| radical | （变革等）重大的，根本的 e.g.The country needs a period of calm without more surges of radical change. |
| disaster | 灾难，灾祸（如水灾、暴风雨、意外事故等） e.g.The 1987 hurricane was the worst natural disaster to hit England for decades. |
| selfish | 自私的，自私自利的 e.g.A selfish person puts his own interests first. |
| display | （物品的）展示；陈列 e.g.An audio-visual display gives visitors an idea of what life was like aboard a sailing ship. |
| comprise | 由…组成，包括 e.g.The house comprises two bedrooms, a kitchen, and a living room. |
| manage | 做困难事 e.g.I finally managed to push the huge animal away. |
| exercise | 运动，锻炼 e.g.Let's walk. It'll be good exercise. |
| die | 死亡，死去 e.g.He was very sick and we knew that he might die. |
| harm | 损害；伤害；危害 e.g.Modern farming methods have done considerable harm to the countryside. |
| consume | 消耗；消费 e.g.Industrialized countries consume natural resources in huge quantities. |
| essential | 绝对重要的；必不可少的 e.g.You can survive without food for some time, but water is essential. |
| upset | 使（某人）心烦意乱，使心情不好 e.g.The whole incident had upset me and my fiancee terribly. |
| exist | （不用进行式）存在， 实际上有 e.g.Do these creatures really exist? |
| encouragement | 鼓励，鼓舞 e.g.I could never have achieved this without the encouragement of my husband and family. |
| build | 建房，建筑，建设，盖，造 e.g.The purpose is to build new houses for local people. |
| hang | 悬挂，吊起 e.g.Philip hung his coat on a hook behind the door. |
| exciting | 令人兴奋的；使人激动的；刺激的 e.g.It must have been so exciting to watch the first men land on the moon. |
| sufficient | 足够的，充足的 e.g."Can you lend me some money for the journey?" —"Yes, will $50 be sufficient?" |
| resemble | (不用进行式或被动态) 像，类似于, 相似于 e.g.Soldiers are trained under conditions that closely resemble real combat. |
| distance | 距离；间距 e.g.The distance between St. Pertersburg and Moscow is 593 miles. |
| leave | 离开（某地或某人）；出发 e.g.Before you leave the plane, make sure you have all your belongings with you. |
| patient | 病人，患者 e.g.He gave a half million pound donation towards the care of AIDs patients. |
| pure | 纯的，纯净的 e.g.Pure olive oil is usually light gold in color. |
| media | 新闻媒体，传媒，大众传播媒介（如电视、广播、报纸等） e.g.The role of the news media in forming public opinion is very important. |
| wide | 宽的, 宽阔的; 宽度为...的 e.g.Father estimated the desk is four feet long and two feet wide. |
| comprehensive | 综合性的，全面的 e.g.The following guidelines do not aim to be totally comprehensive. |
| wear | 穿[衣服,鞋子],戴[首饰] e.g.When I drive, I wear contact lenses. |
| ethnic | 种族[民族,部落]的；具有种族[民族、部落]特色的 e.g.Employers cannot discriminate on the basis of racial or ethnic background. |
| astonish | 使吃惊，使惊讶 e.g.Her reply astonished me. |
| dump | 丢弃，倾卸，倾倒 e.g.Several old cars had been dumped near the beach. |
| expense | 花销，花费 e.g.Most of my paycheck just goes to living expenses. |
| smart | 聪颖的，精明的，机灵的 e.g.The smart kids get good grades and go off to college. |
| cooperate | 合作，协作 e.g.It is impossible to cooperate with a person who doesn't listen to other people's suggestions. |
| press | 媒体（尤只指报纸）; 记者；新闻界 e.g.The auto press have already seen and written about most of the cars on display. |
| close | 关，合 e.g.Would you mind if I closed the window? |
| try | 试，尝试；试图；努力 e.g.I tried everything to lose weight with no success. |
| amount | 总数，数量，总额 e.g.They spend equal amounts of time in California and New York. |
| bath | 浴缸，澡盆 e.g.Pour the water into the bath. |
| blind | 瞎的,盲的,失明的 e.g.He is blind in the left eye. |
| minute | 分钟 e.g.It takes Paula about three minutes to swim a lap. |
| notice | 看到；听到；感觉到；注意(到) e.g.He spilled the tea, but Miss Whitley did not notice. |
| phenomenon | （一般指因难于理解而讨论或研究的）现象 e.g.The aging phenomenon coincided with oxygen absorption and was retarded by phenolic substances. |
| create | 创造，创建 e.g.The government plans to create more jobs for young people. |
| edit | 编辑；剪辑 e.g.They had spent hours and hours editing the text. |
| escape | 逃走；逃离[某地]；逃脱[某人的追捕或阻拦] e.g.He broke down the locked door and escaped. |
| identify | 认出[某人或某物]，识别 e.g.Even the smallest baby can identify its mother by her voice. |
| instruct | 命令；指示 e.g.I've been instructed to take down the name of everyone present. |
| plant | 植物；（尤指）树苗，幼苗 e.g.Unlike most land plants, aquatic ones are not dependent solely on nutrition obtained through the root system. |
