| 单词 | 解释，例句 |
| mixture | 混合 e.g.The modern society is a(n) mixture of good and evil. |
| difficulty | 困难,艰难 e.g.We have enough difficulty paying the rent as it is. |
| extreme | 极大的,极度的 e.g.Extreme poverty still exists in many rural areas. |
| bow | 鞠躬,躬身行礼 e.g.Every one bowed as the Queen walked into the room. |
| furnish | 布置，为……配备家具 e.g.We've spent so much money on our new house, we can't afford to furnish it. |
| below | [地方或位置]在...的下面;低于 e.g.The kitchen is directly below her bedroom. |
| whistle | 哨子 e.g.The referee blew the whistle and the game stopped. |
| punish | 惩罚，处罚（做错事或犯法的人） e.g.Anyone caught smoking on school premises will be punished. |
| quite | 很，相当 e.g.We've been waiting for quite some time now. |
| duty | （工作或社会方面的）职责，义务 e.g.The company has a (an) duty to its shareholders to accept the highest bid. |
| resent | 憎恶，愤恨; 不满 e.g.The girls in the family resented all the attention that their brother Peter was getting. |
| complicate | 使（问题或情况）更复杂[麻烦] e.g.The continued fighting has complicated the peace negotiations. |
| discard | 扔掉；弃置 e.g.Read the manufacturer's guidelines before discarding the box. |
| lend | 贷出，贷（款） e.g.The government will lend you money at incredible rates, between zero percent and 3 percent. |
| framework | 框架 e.g.The metal framework of the roof has a fracture because of the earthquake. |
| dream | 梦 e.g.He had a prophetic dream about a train crash the night before the rail disaster. |
| guidance | 指引，指导，领导 e.g.I went to a counselor for guidance on my career. |
| acquaint | 认识（某人） e.g.We met several times and are acquainted. |
| grant | 给予，准予 e.g.The authorities have refused to grant him a visa to visit the US. |
| faith | 信念、信任、信仰、信心 e.g.I have great faith in her, she won't let me down. |
| among | 在...当中,为...所围绕 e.g.The girl quickly disappeared among the crowd. |
| broken | 坏的，不能使用的 e.g.The CD player's broken again. |
| regular | 有规律的, 规则的 e.g.These women were given blood tests at regular intervals for a year. |
| cripple | 手臂残废者，跛子（冒犯用于） e.g.He says it's sad that the thieves are so cowardly that they can't face a cripple. |
| participate | 参加，参与 e.g.He refused to participate in the TV discussion. |
| personal | (仅用语名词前) 亲自的，亲身的 e.g.I knew from personal experience how difficult this kind of work can be. |
| promising | 大有希望的，很有前途的 e.g.After a promising start, the project soon fizzled out. |
| dig | (用铁锹或手)在地上挖土,掘洞 e.g.They escaped by digging an underground tunnel. |
| context | 场合，环境，周围情况，背景 e.g.These events are meaningless outside their historical context. |
| judge | 法官 e.g.The trial judge specifies the number of years to be spent in prison. |
| infer | [根据其它已知资料]推断，推定 e.g.It would be wrong to infer that people who are overweight are just greedy. |
| initial | [仅用于名词前]开始的；最初的 e.g.Tom's initial effort at skating was a failure. |
| frequent | 频繁的 e.g.Her headaches are becoming less frequent. |
| precious | 宝贵的 e.g.Other countries took measures to prevent depletion of their precious dollar supplies. |
| emphasize | 强调，着重 e.g.I'd like to emphasize how important it is for people to learn foreign languages. |
| curse | 咒骂 e.g.Gilbert was cursing under his breath. |
| never | 从来没有；决不，永不 e.g.We've never been to Paris. |
| practical | 实践[中]的， 实际的 e.g.Most of the things you learn at school have no practical value in the real world. |
| outcome | （尤指未发生前无人知晓的）结果；后果 e.g.It's too early to predict the outcome of the meeting. |
| continuous | 持续的，不间断的，连续的 e.g.My computer makes a continuous low buzzing noise. |
| behind | 在[向]...后面 e.g.I turned to speak to the person standing behind me. |
| limit | 限度，极限 e.g.There's a limit on the time you have to take the test. |
| anger | 愤怒，怒火，怒气 e.g.Paul's face was filled with anger. |
| bathe | [尤为]洗澡,为某人洗澡 e.g.I bathed, washed my hair, and got dressed. |
| fast | 快的 e.g.He's one of the fastest runners in the world. |
| fever | 发烧 e.g.Andy has a fever and won't be coming into work today. |
| male | 男的；雄的，公的 e.g.Male nurses are still uncommon to this day. |
| step | 脚步，步 e.g.He took one step and fell. |
| decorate | 粉刷，装修房屋 e.g.I'm going to decorate the bathroom next. |
| harness | （马的）挽具，马具 e.g.Bill put the harness on the horse and led it out to the carriage. |
| place | 地方，地点，(空间的)位置 e.g.She had never been back to the place where the accident happened. |
| shape | 外形，形状，形 e.g.His battered old hat had completely lost its shape. |
| 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. |
| weave | 织(布) e.g.The women shut themselves behind closed doors to weave their cloth. |
