| 单词 | 解释，例句 |
| balance | （身体的）平衡 e.g.I lost my balance and fell on my face. |
| experience | 经验 e.g.The job requires two years of teaching experience. |
| raise | 举起，提起，抬起，使升高 e.g.Can you raise your arm above your head? |
| pump | 泵; 唧筒；抽水机；打气筒 e.g.A bicycle pump puts air into the tires. |
| private | 私人[用]的；私有的，个人的 e.g.The garden is private; only the owner can use it. |
| confront | 以暴力威胁 e.g.Troops were confronted by an angry mob. |
| role | 作用 e.g.School staff take an active role in providing career guidance. |
| saying | 格言，谚语，警句 e.g.You can't judge a book by its cover, as the old saying goes. |
| physical | 身体的，肉体的 e.g.He is very proud of his physical strength. |
| goal | 目标，目的 e.g.We have achieved our goal of building a shelter for the homeless. |
| check | 检查，核对 e.g.Check the tiles carefully before you buy them. |
| replace | 取代，接替 e.g.Typewriters have basically been replaced by computers. |
| portion | 一部分，一份（尤指与其他部分不同） e.g.I have spent a fairly considerable portion of my life here. |
| insist | 坚持宣称，坚决认为 e.g.His friends insisted he had no connection with drugs. |
| mix | 混合 e.g.Shake the bottle well so that the oil mixes with the vinegar. |
| end | 最后部分；末尾 e.g.Costs are expected to double by the end of the year. |
| future | 将来的，未来的 e.g.We are now more able to predict future patterns of climate change. |
| choose | 选择；选取；选中 e.g.It took us ages to choose a new carpet. |
| pardon | 请重复一遍 e.g.'Hurry up Jonathan!' 'Pardon?' 'I said hurry up!' |
| disappear | 消失; 看不见 e.g.She watched him at last disappear into the darkness and finally shut the door behind her. |
| still | 还，仍然 e.g.I still haven't finished painting the spare room. |
| uniform | （警察、军人等穿的）制服 e.g.Do you have to wear a uniform if you work at McDonald's? |
| can | 能，有能力 e.g.You can swim, can't you? |
| numerous | 【正式】许多的，很多的 e.g.Numerous attempts have been made to hide the truth. |
| touch | （手或身体其他部位）触到，摸到，碰到； e.g.If your house has been burgled, you shouldn't touch anything until the police arrive. |
| shave | 刮[胡子，脸]，剃[须] e.g.He hadn't shaved for days. |
| agreement | 协议，协定，合约 e.g.Does your employer have an agreement with a union? |
| than | 比 e.g.Natalie was prettier than her sister. |
| transport | （旅客或货物的）运输，运送 e.g.Such heavy items are expensive to transport. |
| quit | [因烦恼或不愉快而]辞去工作；辍学 e.g.Would you quit your job if you inherited a lot of money？ |
| style | （尤指某个时期或某个团体的）风格，作风 e.g.One local style for houses is to have a flat roof and white-washed walls. |
| stop | （使）停止，（使）停下来 e.g.He stopped suddenly when he saw Ruth. |
| strong | 强健的，健壮的，力气大的 e.g.Are you strong enough to carry that heavy box? |
| boil | 使达到沸点,煮沸,烧开 e.g.When water boils, it changes into steam. |
| behind | 在[向]...后面 e.g.I turned to speak to the person standing behind me. |
| match | 火柴 e.g.Don't let your children play with matches. |
| discount | 减价，折扣 e.g.I bought these shoes at a forty percent discount. |
| decision | 决定,抉择 e.g.The committee is due to make its decision this week. |
| instead | 作为[刚提及之事的]替代 e.g.If Jo can't attend the meeting, I could go instead. |
| list | 名单，清单，目录 e.g.Mr. Jones has been on the waiting list for an operation for six months. |
| character | 气质；个性，性格 e.g.He has a cheerful but quiet character. |
| cross | 横穿，横渡，横跨 e.g.He crossed the room to the only exit which led to the street. |
| answer | 回答，答复 e.g.You don't have to give them an answer now. |
| effort | 力气，精力 e.g.Lou lifted the box easily, without using much effort. |
| engineer | 工程师，工程[机械]设计人员 e.g.You need the advice of a qualified engineer.. |
| justice | 公平; 公正; 正义 e.g.He saw it as rough justice when he got food poisoning from the stolen meat. |
| mood | 心情，情绪 e.g.His moods change very quickly—one moment he's cheerful and the next he's sunk in despair. |
| reason | 原因，理由 e.g.For security reasons, there were video cameras at the school entrance. |
| bury | 埋葬 e.g.He was buried in the churchyard of St Mary's. |
| correct | 正确的，无误的 e.g.If my calculations are correct, we're about 10 miles from Exeter. |
| 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. |
| 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. |
| recommend | 劝告，建议 e.g.Graham's father strongly recommended sending the boy to school in England. |
| total | 完全的，彻底的 e.g.The sales compaign was a total disaster. |
