| 单词 | 解释，例句 |
| invite | 邀请 e.g.Gail invited me to stay with her while her husband was out of town. |
| mark | 留下痕迹 e.g.When you're done, put your sheet in the envelope marked with your name. |
| strike | 使（某人）突然意识到，使…突然产生某种想法 e.g.A rather worrying thought struck me. |
| disposal | 丢弃；处理 e.g.The authorities normally do not allow disposal of concentrated slurries into rivers. |
| remark | 意见,评论 e.g.As the chairman said in his introductory remarks, the growth of the company has been phenomenal. |
| march | 快速齐步行进 e.g.Willington's army marched until nightfall. |
| top | 顶部，顶端，上端 e.g.The tops of the mountains were still covered with snow. |
| willing | 乐意(愿意) 的 e.g.He respected ability. He was willing to play fair when fair was the game. |
| combine | （使）结合；（使）组合；（使）综合 e.g.She manages to successfully combine family life and a career. |
| possible | 可能做成的；可能发生的；可能存在的 e.g.I want to avoid the rush hour traffic if possible. |
| desert | 沙漠，荒地 e.g.This area of the country is mostly desert. |
| compatible | （机器、方法、想法等）兼容的，可以并存的，配套的，一致的 e.g.The aims of the two groups are just not compatible. |
| shout | 大声说，喊叫，呼喊 e.g.He was shouting insults at the lorry driver. |
| signal | 信号, 暗号 e.g.We've located the source of the signals , sir. |
| proof | 证明，证据 e.g.You'll need your passport as proof of identity. |
| deal | （纸牌游戏中）发（牌） e.g.Deal out three cards to each player. |
| heal | （伤口或折断的骨头）愈合，长好 e.g.If they had operated on her arm at once, it might have healed by now. |
| hit | 打,击 e.g.Billy was hitting a tin can with a spoon. |
| awake | 醒着的 e.g.To keep themselves awake, they sat on the floor and told each other stories. |
| decade | 十年;十年期间 e.g.I wasn't in the country much during the seventies. I spent that decade traveling abroad on various assignments. |
| current | 现时的，当前的，现行的 e.g.They're expecting profits of over $2 million in the current year. |
| failure | 失败 e.g.Harry's attempt to climb the mountain ended in failure. |
| wrong | 不正确的, 错误的 e.g.I thought it'd only take a few minutes, but I was wrong. |
| slip | 滑，滑倒，失足 e.g.One day a man slippped and hurt his leg. |
| evident | 明显的；明白的 e.g.The man was a teacher, as was evident from his way of speaking. |
| explicit | [描绘性行为或暴力时]露骨的 e.g.The film contains some very explicit love scenes. |
| own | 自己的，属于自己的 e.g.The yacht was intended for the king's own personal use. |
| accelerate | 加快，加速 e.g.Suddenly the truck accelerated and shot forward. |
| help | 帮助，帮忙 e.g.If there's anything I can do to help, just give me a call. |
| unless | 如果不...，除非... e.g.Milk quickly turns sour unless it's refrigerated. |
| yet | （现在）还；至此，迄今；已经 e.g.Has Edmund arrived yet? |
| highlight | 使突出，使注意力集中 e.g.Your resume should highlight your skills and achievements. |
| shine | 发光，发亮 e.g.The sun was shining. |
| over | 在……上面（上方）（但未触及），在……上空 e.g.She leaned over the desk to answer the phone. |
| call | 打电话 e.g.I tried calling last night but you weren't home. |
| near | 接近（地），靠近（地）；离…很近（地） e.g.They live near London. |
| implicit | 不言明的，含蓄的 e.g.Their request for information seems to contain an implicit threat. |
| basis | the facts or ideas from which something can be developed e.g.Sugar has always been the basis of the Cuban economy. |
| sour | 酸的，酸味的 e.g.John added some sugar to the sour lemonade. |
| permit | (尤指根据正式决定,规则或法律) 允许, 准许 e.g.The guard permitted me to bring my camera and tape recorder. |
| try | 试，尝试；试图；努力 e.g.I tried everything to lose weight with no success. |
| over | 在……上面（上方）（但未触及），在……上空 e.g.She leaned over the desk to answer the phone. |
| cover | 遮盖，遮蔽 e.g.Dan covered his face with his hands. |
| electricity | 电 e.g.Electricity provides us with warmth and light and all our modern home comforts. |
| harm | 损害；伤害；危害 e.g.Modern farming methods have done considerable harm to the countryside. |
| labor | 努力；劳动（尤指体力劳动） e.g.The garage charges £30 an hour for labor. |
| limb | 肢，臂，腿 e.g.Lying down, she would be able to stretch out her cramped limbs and rest for a few hours. |
| sail | (乘船）航行 e.g.Three tall ships sailed past. |
| astonish | 使吃惊，使惊讶 e.g.Her reply astonished me. |
| face | 脸，面部，面孔 e.g.She has such a pretty face. |
| greet | 问候，迎接，打招呼 e.g.Mr Smith got up from behind his desk to greet me. |
| regard | 尊敬 e.g.Burt had high regard for his old law professor, Dr. Finch. |
| save | 挽救，拯救 e.g.Emergency aid could save millions threatened with starvation. |
| screen | 掩蔽，遮蔽 e.g.The hat screened out the sun. |
