| 单词 | 解释，例句 |
| outdoors | 在户外，在野外 e.g.It's warm enough to eat outdoors tonight. |
| objection | 异议（不赞成，反对）（指具体的话） e.g.If no one has any objection, I'll declare the meeting closed. |
| middle | 中间，内部 e.g.There is a table in the middle of the room. |
| health | 健康（状况） e.g.Smoking can seriously damage your health. |
| interval | [两件事情、两个活动等之间的]间隔，间歇 e.g.Meeting after a long interval , friends are like a couple who begin to dance again when the orchestra strikes up after a pause. |
| shift | 移动，（使）转移 e.g.Jonas stood and listened, shifting uncomfortably from one foot to another. |
| final | 决定性的 e.g.The judge's decision is final. |
| nasty | 不友善的；不好的；恶毒的 e.g.What nasty little snobs you all are! |
| argue | 争论，争吵 e.g.We could hear the neighbours arguing. |
| consent | 许可，允许 e.g.Can my child be medically examined without my consent? |
| instinct | 本能；直觉；天性 e.g.Her first instinct was to shout and get angry with him. |
| moderate | 中等的，适度的 e.g.The workers' demands are moderate; they are asking for only a small increase in their wages. |
| issue | [新股票或邮票的]发行 e.g.We launched the share issue on March 1. |
| thirsty | 渴的，口渴的 e.g.Can I have a glass of water? I'm really thirsty. |
| grief | ［尤指因所爱之人去世产生的］悲痛，极度悲伤 e.g.I comforted Bill in his grief following his mother's death. |
| advise | 劝告；忠告；提供意见 e.g.She needed someone to advise her. |
| indeed | [句子副词]当然，确实[用于强调陈述或答案] e.g.The blood tests prove that Vince is indeed the father. |
| terrible | 剧烈的；厉害的；非常严重的 e.g.Their son had been injured in a terrible accident. |
| add | 把...和...放到一起 e.g.If the mixture seems dry, add water. |
| table | 桌子，台子 e.g.I've booked a table for two for 8 o'clock. |
| change | 变化，改变 e.g.Susan has changed a lot since I last saw her. |
| faint | 微小的，微弱的，模糊的，不明确的 e.g.There is still a faint hope that they might be alive. |
| fasten | 扣、系、拉拉链 e.g.I was so fat that my skirt wouldn't fasten. |
| volume | 容量；体积，容积 e.g.The volume of the container measures 100,000 cubic metres, |
| soon | 不久，即刻，很快 e.g.'A new play is coming to"The Globe" soon,' I said. 'Will you be seeing it?' |
| bury | 埋葬 e.g.He was buried in the churchyard of St Mary's. |
| inform | [正式]通知[某人]，告知 e.g.Please inform us of any change of address as soon as possible. |
| activity | 活跃，热闹 e.g.Jane was confused by all the activity in the room. |
| consider | 考虑，斟酌 e.g.Have you considered the possibility of retraining? |
| lower | (尤指在同类中处于)(仅用于名词前) 较下面的;下层的 e.g.The knee is the joint where the thighbone meets the large bone of the lower leg. |
| crucial | 决定性的；紧要关头的 e.g.The president made crucial decisions involving millions of dollars. |
| fry | 炸 e.g.Fry the potatoes, covered, for about 20 minutes. |
| interact | 相互作用，相互影响 e.g.All things are interrelated and interact on each other. |
| rate | 速率 e.g.The world is facing a rapid rate of change. |
| occasion | （某事发生的）时刻，时候，时节 e.g.I've seen Jana with them on several occasions. |
| account | 报道，叙述，描写 e.g.He was too shocked to give a/an account of what had happened. |
| universal | 全体（做）的，一致的 e.g.There was universal agreement on the issue of sex education. |
| elect | 选举，推选 e.g.Think, for example, of Abraham Lincoln, who was elected president of the United States in 1860. |
| prime | (仅用于名词前) 最重要的，首要的 e.g.Our prime concern is the safety of our customers. |
| occupy | [正式]居住于，占着 e.g.He occupies the house without paying any rent. |
| wipe | 擦,拭,揩 e.g.Ask the waitress to wipe the table before we sit down. |
| bar | a place where alcoholic drinks are served；(BrE) one of the rooms inside a pub e.g.They noticed him going into the hotel bar. |
| cheer | 欢呼，喝彩，赞美声 e.g.So let's give a cheer to the kids who passed their exams. |
| comment | （对某人言行的）批评，议论 e.g.When asked to compare the English standards of Chinese and Japanese pupils, the professor gave no comment. |
| insect | 昆虫 e.g.We have a lot of ants and other insects in our garden in the summer. |
| range | 批，组，类 e.g.There is a wide range of colors and patterns available. |
| vehicle | [尤正式]运载工具；车辆（如轿车、公共汽车等） e.g.Motor vehicles include cars, buses and trucks, but not bicycles. |
| week | 星期, 周 (从星期日至星期六) e.g.Greg arrived two days ago. He just started working here this week. |
| ease | 轻松自在 e.g.He is rich and lives a life of ease. |
| exceed | 超出，超过 e.g.The final cost should not exceed $5,000. |
| force | 战斗队伍，武力 e.g.The riots had to be suppressed by government forces. |
| paper | 纸 e.g.Write it down on a piece of paper. |
| stress | 持续的压力；忧虑；紧张 e.g.My doctor says my headaches are related to stress . |
| threaten | (不利的事) 将要发生；逼近 e.g.The fighting is threatened to turn into full-scale war. |
