2025屆考前專項(xiàng)訓(xùn)練——常見(jiàn)的詞匯“熟詞生義”整合1.大聲翻譯這些句子的全部意思,一句一句來(lái)。這份材料呈現(xiàn)的大多數(shù)是例句,沒(méi)有需要大家動(dòng)手去做的部分。這一定程度上減少了大家的做題時(shí)間,但也會(huì)加劇大家對(duì)于材料的不重視。所以我們呈現(xiàn)了兩個(gè)版本給大家,一個(gè)是純句版,一個(gè)是注釋版。大家在對(duì)著純句版大聲逐句翻譯的時(shí)候,如果遇到了你不會(huì)的,或者特別卡頓的,拿不同顏色的筆把題號(hào)圈出來(lái)。對(duì)了,在翻譯過(guò)程中,如果遇到你覺(jué)得很出彩的“熟詞生義”,記得也標(biāo)出來(lái),后面用得到哦。2.結(jié)合注釋版,“將你完全不了解的“熟詞生義”句子,單獨(dú)摘抄出來(lái),以供“查漏補(bǔ)缺”。3.單獨(dú)創(chuàng)設(shè)一個(gè)“熟詞生義”的語(yǔ)料庫(kù),模擬這些詞匯在寫(xiě)作中的可能性。前面筆者不是和大家說(shuō)到,如果遇到了覺(jué)得很出彩的“熟詞生義”,大家其實(shí)可以標(biāo)出來(lái)嗎?這里就用得上了。筆者拋出一個(gè)我比較個(gè)人的觀點(diǎn):我覺(jué)得課標(biāo)3000詞(或者一些常見(jiàn)詞)的熟詞生義,比單純的“超綱詞(比如專四專八,甚至是GRE詞匯)”要更容易在閱卷中出彩。為什么呢?因?yàn)槌V詞,閱卷老師不認(rèn)識(shí),就是真的不認(rèn)識(shí)了,而課標(biāo)3000詞(或者一些常見(jiàn)詞)的熟詞生義,閱卷老師如果不認(rèn)識(shí),他們可以根據(jù)自己對(duì)于這個(gè)詞匯其他含義的認(rèn)識(shí)去猜測(cè)這個(gè)詞匯的含義。簡(jiǎn)單舉個(gè)例子:How’severythinggoing?I’vesecuredaticketoftheupingChineseculturalrelicsexhibition,butunfortunately,anunexpecteddatechangeforthefinalofthewritingpetitionpreventsmefromattendinginperson.這個(gè)句子當(dāng)中的“secure”,大家對(duì)于它作為形容詞的詞義很了解,但做動(dòng)詞的時(shí)候就相對(duì)比較陌生。假設(shè)你是閱卷老師,也不知道這個(gè)詞匯的動(dòng)詞含義,是否能夠根據(jù)你寫(xiě)的句子,猜到這個(gè)單詞的含義呢?其實(shí)你在讀這個(gè)句子的時(shí)候,就猜到了一部分了,這個(gè)secure表示的是“購(gòu)買(mǎi)、得到”。然后結(jié)合字典,我們?cè)偃プ屑?xì)查閱一下,發(fā)現(xiàn)這個(gè)詞匯指經(jīng)過(guò)努力后的獲得,取得,實(shí)現(xiàn)。那是不是用來(lái)寫(xiě)“搶票”就很精準(zhǔn)了呢?相似的詞匯還有sour,做動(dòng)詞放在續(xù)寫(xiě)里面用,也很合適,并且也很精彩。大家在摘抄這些詞匯的時(shí)候,盡量也自己試著造造句,并寫(xiě)一寫(xiě)你認(rèn)為這些表達(dá)可能出現(xiàn)在哪些寫(xiě)作場(chǎng)景當(dāng)中。這也算是大家最后4.高一高二的同學(xué),平時(shí)考試和做題如果也有遇到熟詞生義的,直接摘抄在后面。但也請(qǐng)記得,把字典對(duì)應(yīng)含義的例句一并摘抄下來(lái)。1.Thekitchenontheboatisminute.(極小的,微小的,adj)2.Sherememberedeverythinginminutedetail/intheminutestdetails.(細(xì)致入微的,adj)3.TheBBCwillcoverallthemajorgamesofthetournament.(報(bào)道,v)4.I’mcoveringforJanewhileshe’sonleave.(頂替,替補(bǔ),v)5.IhavetogooutforaminutewillyoucoverformeifanyoneaskswhereIam?(搪塞,找借口敷衍,v)6.He’dhadhishairstyledatanexpensivesalon.......設(shè)計(jì)成某種式樣,v)7.HestyledhimselfMajorCarter.(命名,v)8.Shefashionedtheclayintoapot.(制作,v)9.Iwasgoingtohaveagoatparachutingbutlostmynerveatthelastminute.(勇氣,v)10.Shehadalreadypromisedherselfbyacceptinghisinvitation.(損害,v)11.Theyfloatedtheideaofincreasedtaxesonalcohol.(提出想法,v)12.Wemetinalocalbarmuchfrequentedbystudents.(常去,v)13.AnitafromMichiganwasalsoafrequenterofcruisevessels,andshelikedthesmallonesbest.(常客,n)14.Shesecured2000votes.(獲得,v)15.Shesecuredtheropefirmlytothebackofthecar.(拴牢,v)16.Reportsfromthecapital,Lome,saytroopsarestationedonthestreets.(駐扎,v)17.Hewantedtosparehismotheranyanxiety.(免去,v)18.Theykilledthemenbutsparedthechildren.(饒恕,v)19.Shedebatedwithherselfforawhile,andthenpickedupthephone.(仔細(xì)考慮,v)20.Heeasedslowlyforwards.(緩緩移動(dòng),v)21.IwassoconfusedthatIcouldhardlyposemythoughts.(使鎮(zhèn)定,v)22.Protestersfoundanovelwayofdemonstratingagainststeeplyrisingoilprices.(新奇的,adj)23.Thesheetshavewornthin.(磨損,v)24.Heplayedthefirstfewnotesofthetune.(音符,v)25.Hedoesn’twantcourage.(缺乏,v)26.Textmewhenyou’reonyourway.(發(fā)短信,v)27.Hewascitedforbravery.(表彰,v)28.Shewascitedinthedivorceproceedings.(傳喚,v)29.Thekidsfoundithardtostaystill.(靜止的,v)30.ThefirmhasclosetieswithanAmericancorporation.(關(guān)系,n)31.Hewasstillayoungmanandhedidnotwantanyties.(束縛,v)32.Punctuallyat7:45,theexpresstoKualaLumpurleftSingaporestation.(快速列車(chē),n)33.TheexpresspurposeoftheflightswastogetAmericansoutofthedangerzone.(特定的,adj)34.Aspecialexpressserviceisavailablebyfax.(快遞的,adj)35.Shecontributedanumberofarticlestothemagazine.(撰稿,v)36.MyMamaandDaddyusedtohaveagrandChristmasballeveryyear.(舞會(huì),v)37.Newstravelsfastthesedays.(傳播,v)38.EveryautumnIgotothecountyfair.(集市,n)39.Seasonthemeatwithsaltandpepper.(風(fēng)干調(diào)味,v)40.Theareawheremostrefugeesarewaitingisexposedtotheelements.(惡劣天氣,n)41.Delegateswrestledwiththeproblemsofviolenceandsanctions.(試圖解決,v)42.Heskinnedhiskneesclimbingdownthetree.(擦傷,v)43.Hereyesarehermoststrikingfeature.(五官,n)44.Iofferedtogivethemaliftbuttheydeclined.(拒絕,v)45.Darkglassesscreenedhiseyesfromthesun.(遮蓋,v)46.Governmentemployeesmaybescreenedbythesecurityservices.(審查,v)47.Iusemyanswerphonetoscreenmyphonecalls.(篩選,v)48.Theterm’cardboardcity’wascoinedtodescribemunitiesofhomelesspeoplelivingincardboardboxes.(造新詞,v)49.Sothat’shisgame.(詭計(jì),n)50.He’saplayerwhorarelyseemstogetthecredithedeserves.(贊揚(yáng),n)51.Youneedanevensurfacetoworkon.(平坦的,adj)52.Childrendonotlearnatanevenpace.(均勻的,adj)53.Anunusualnoisearrestedhisattention.(吸引,v)54.Hearrestedonthewaytothehospital.(心跳停止,v)55.Theyfailedtoarrestthepany’sdecline.(阻止,v)56.WesourceallthemeatsoldinourstoresfromBritishfarms.(獲得,v)57.Weneedtocreateaclimateinwhichbusinesscanprosper.(氛圍,n)58.Thenewtraineesarestillverygreen.(不成熟的,adj)59.Itwasaroughcrossingandmostofthepassengerslookeddistinctlygreen.(無(wú)血色的,adj)60.Joehadwilledthemeverythinghepossessed.(立遺囑,v)61.Myfatherleftmethehouseinhiswill.(遺囑,n)62.Theuniversityishighlyratedforitsresearch.(評(píng)價(jià),v)63.Theproblemswerepoundedbyseverefoodshortages.(使加重,v)64.Wehaveinvited50people,notcountingthechildren.(包括,v)65.TheRomanEmpiresubjectedmostofEuropetoitsrule.(使臣服,v)66.Healwayswalkedherhome.(護(hù)送,v)67.I’llputtheluggageintheboot.(后備箱,n)68.Anyproposalmustbesecondedbytwoothermembersofthemittee.(支持,贊成,v)69.Shefishedaroundinherbagforherkeys.(摸,找,v)70.Shehasaseatontheboardofdirectors.(董事會(huì),n)71.Anindependentbodyhasbeensetuptoinvestigatetheaffair.(機(jī)構(gòu),n)72.Thegovernmenthasplacedacaponlocalcouncilspending.(最高限額,n)73.Inallourproductstheaccentisonquality.(強(qiáng)調(diào),n)74.Theticketmachinegiveschange.(零錢(qián),n)75.I’dliketocheckthebalanceinmyaccountplease.(余額,n)76.Thecropfailurespeltdisasterformanyfarmers.(招致,v)77.Shewasdeterminedtoexactapromisefromhim.(要求,v)78.Stresscanexactahighpricefromworkers.(迫使,v)79.Thewinehadbeendoctored.(將有害物質(zhì)摻入,v)80.Hewasaccusedofdoctoringthefigures.(篡改,v)81.Hegavemesomeverysoundadvice.(合理的,adj)82.TheyhavetabledamotionfordebateatthenextPartyConference.(提出,v)83.Animalwelfarecampaignersraised￡70000fortheircauselastyear.(事業(yè),84.He’sjustlandedastarringroleinSpielberg’snextmovie.(取得,v)85.Hewasaccusedofappropriatingclubfunds.(盜用,v)86.Fivemilliondollarshasbeenappropriatedforresearchintothedisease.(撥款,v)87.Theclosingdateforentriesis31March.(參賽作品,n)88.Hewashumbledbyhergenerosity.(使自卑,v)89.Theworldchampionwashumbledlastnightinthreerounds.(輕松打敗,v)90.Whywasmilitaryintelligencesolacking?(情報(bào),n)91.Everythingwascoveredinafilmofdust.(薄薄的一層,n)92.TheGeneral’svisittoSarajevoispartofpreparationsforthedeploymentofextratroops.(將軍,n)93.Themusicofthetimemirroredthefeelingofoptimisminthecountry.(反映,v)94.She’sreallyniceuntilyoucrossher.(反駁,v)95.Iwascrosswithhimforbeinglate.(憤怒的,adj)96.Hecarefullyskirtedtheissueofwheretheywouldlive.(避開(kāi),v)97.Theyfollowedtheroadthatskirtedthelake.(環(huán)繞于……的四周,v)98.Iskirtedaroundthefieldandcrossedthebridge.(沿著……走,v)99.Theatmospherewaselectric.(令人激動(dòng)的,adj)100.Herecitedthewholepoemwithoutmakingasingleslip.(差錯(cuò),n)101.Iwroteitdownonaslipofpaper.(便條,n)102.Hefeltveryflatafterhisfriendshadgonehome.(枯燥的,adj)103.ThatnoteshouldbeBflat,notB.(降音的,adj)104.Herrequestwasmetwithaflatrefusal.(斷然的,adj)105.Thehousingmarkethasbeenflatformonths.(蕭條的,adj)106.Teachersarepilotingaliteraturebasedreadingprogramme.(試行,v)107.Shereasonedthatshemusthaveleftherbagonthetrain.(推斷,v)108.Thecasewasdismissedonthegroundsthattherewasnotenoughevidence.(理由,n)109.Asweagewelosemuscletissue.(動(dòng)植物的組織,n)110.ThemoviefeaturedRobertLindsayinasupportingrole.(次要的,adj)111.Andthemoralisthatcrimedoesn’tpay.(寓意,n)112.’Register’isthetermmonlyusedtodescribedifferentlevelsofformalityinlanguage.(術(shù)語(yǔ),n)113.Theseclausesformpartofthecontractbetweenbuyerandseller.(合同,n)114.paniesarehavingdifficultyinraisingcapital.(資金,n)115.Thelibraryhouses600,000books.(儲(chǔ)藏,v)116.Heactsalwaysoutofhisowninterests.(利益,n)117.Thebeekeeperisdedicatedtothebeeculture,ensuringthehivesarewellmaintainedandthebeeshaveahealthyenvironmenttothrive.(栽培、培育,n)118.Shewascitedinthedivorceproceedings.(傳喚,v)119.Hewascitedforbravery.(嘉獎(jiǎng);表彰;表?yè)P(yáng),v)120.Thepanyisindefaultontheloan.(違約(尤指未償付債務(wù)),n)121.Thedefaultoptionistosaveyourworkeveryfiveminutes.(默認(rèn);系統(tǒng)設(shè)定值;n)122.Thekidsfoundithardtostaystill.(靜止的,adj)123.Theexpressdeliveryserviceshaverevolutionizedthewayweshoponline,allowingustoreceiveourpackageswithinjustafewhours.(快遞,adj)124.Shecontributedanumberofarticlestothemagazine.(投稿,v)125.Newstravelsfastthesedays.(傳播,v)126.ItwasalwaysroastlambandcannedpeasforSundaylunch.(罐裝保存,v)127.Theannualfairinourtownattractsthousandsofvisitorseveryyearwithitscolorfulstallsandexcitingattractions.(集市,n)128.Toenhancetheflavorofthelamb,seasonitwithgarlicandrosemarybeforeroastingitintheoven.(調(diào)味,v)129.Shehadspentthewholeweekendwrestlingwiththeproblem.(努力解決,v)130.Heskinnedhiskneesclimbingdownthetree.(擦破皮膚,v)131.Herfeatureswerestronglydefined.(五官,n)132.Therestaurantprovidesgoodtraditionalfare.(飯菜,n)133.Thetrustislookingfor50schoolstopilotaprogramme.(試行,v)134.Theydescribedhimasamanofkeenintellect.(敏銳的,adj)135.Thecropfailurespeltdisasterformanyfarmers.(招致,v)136.Theywillscreenalltheircandidates.(篩選,v)137.Shetooktoflyinglikeanatural.(有天賦的人,n)138.JaronLaniercoinedtheterm"virtualreality"andpioneereditsearlydevelopment.(造新詞,v)139.Wehadnosayinthedecisiontosellthepany.(發(fā)言權(quán),n)140.Anumberofparentshavevoicedconcernabouttheirchildren’ssafety.(公開(kāi)表達(dá),v)141.I’veseenashrinkalready.(心理專家,n)142.Intheearlydaysofthefrontier,menwhoshotgameforfoodwereessentialtothesurvivalofthesettlers.(獵物,n)143.Wedidalltheworkandshegetsallthecredit!(贊揚(yáng),n)144.Shefishedaroundinherbagforherkeys.(發(fā)現(xiàn)探求,v)145.Theirplanehadbeenseverelybuffetedbystorms.(快速擊打,v)146.Shemovedforward,inchingtowardstherope.(緩緩移動(dòng),v)147.Youneedanevensurfacetoworkon.(平坦的,adj)148.Anunusualnoisearrestedhisattention.(吸引,v)149.Theyfailedtoarrestthepany’sdecline.(阻止,v)150.WesourceallthemeatsoldinourstoresfromBritishfarms.(獲取,v)151.Inspring,thefirstgreenshootsbegantopushthroughthesoil,signalingthestartofanewgrowingseason.(n.嫩芽)152.Weneedtocreateaclimateinwhichbusinesscanprosper.(氛圍,n)153.Theriverbecametoonarrowandshallowtonavigate.(航行,v)154.Hehashandedinhisnotice.(辭職信,n)155.Theshowbarelycovereditscosts.(足已支付,v)156.Bysunsetwehadcoveredthirtymiles.(行走一段路程,n)157.Thechildrenmattermoretoherthananythingelseintheworld.(要緊,有重大影響,v)158.Theproblemswerepoundedbyseverefoodshortages.(加劇,v)159.Wehaveinvited50people,notcountingthechildren.(包括,v)160.We’llbuyeverythingyouproduce,providedofcoursethepriceisright.(假如,conj)161.TheRomanEmpiresubjectedmostofEuropetoitsrule.(使屈服,v)162.Weneedmalesubjectsbetweentheagesof18and25fortheexperiment.(實(shí)驗(yàn)對(duì)象,n)163.Thebankhasbranchesalloverthecountry.(分店,n)164.Hesecuredaplaceforhimselfatlawschool.(獲得,v)165.Suchargumentsarenoteasilycountered.(反駁,駁斥,v)166.Healwayswalkedherhome.(陪伴......走,v)167.ThePrimeMinistersecondedthecallfordisciplineinaspeechlastweek.(支持,v)168.JohnPennelbecamethefirstpersontopolevault17ft.,atameetinMiami,Florida.(運(yùn)動(dòng)會(huì),n)169.Alltheevidencesuggests(that)hestolethemoney.(表明,v)170.Theshopsellsonlyfreshlocalproduce.(農(nóng)產(chǎn)品,n)171.ThenewenvironmentalregulationswereintroducedthroughanActofParliament,aimingtoreducepollutionandprotectnaturalhabitats.(法案,n)172.Nearlyhalfofalllocalcouncilsfacebeingcapped.(限定預(yù)算,v)173.Inallourproductstheaccentisonquality.(突出,強(qiáng)調(diào),n)174.Shefoughthonestlyforajustcauseandforfreedom.(公平的,adj)175.Howwelldoestheteacherstructurethelessons?(系統(tǒng)安排,精心組織,v)176.Mostoftheorangejuicesoldinsupermarketsismadefromconcentrate,whichismoreconvenientforstorageandtransportation.(濃縮,n)177.Shefashionedtheclayintoapot.(制作,v)178.Afteryearsofhardstudy,shefinallypassedthebarexamandbecamealicensedattorney.(n,律師專業(yè))179.Heisduetoaddressaconferenceonhumanrightsnextweek.(演說(shuō),v)180.Iwassandwichedbetweentenfatmenonthebus.(夾著,v)181.Wefoundithardtopicturehimasthefatherofteenagesons.(想象,v)182.Wearrivedhomesafeandsound.(健康的,adj)183.Hegavemesomeverysoundadvice.(合理的,adj)184.Onlyaminuteamountisneeded.(微小的,adj)185.Hewasaccusedofdoctoringthefigures.(篡改,v)186.Theyhavetabledamotionfordebate.(提出,v)187.Ihadthefilmdevelopedyesterday.(沖洗膠片,v)188.Lightrefreshmentswillbeservedduringthebreak.(茶點(diǎn),n)189.Afilmofdustcoatedthetable.(在表面覆蓋一層...,v)190.Wedidn’tfullyappreciatethathewasseriouslyill.(理解,v)191.SheiscurrentlyoneofthebiggestdrawsontheIrishmusicscene.(有吸引力的人或物,n)192.Hewasaccusedofappropriatingclubfunds.(挪用,v)193.He’sjustlandedastarringroleinSpielberg’snextmovie.(獲得,v)194.Hersondevelopedasthmawhenhewastwo.(患病,v)195.Theclosingdateforentriesis31March.(參賽作品,n)196.Theykilledthemenbutsparedthechildren.(饒恕,v)197.Thesteelplanthasbeenmodernizedtoincreaseitsefficiency.(加工廠,n)198.Ifyouwanttoloseweightquickly,youmightconsiderfastingundermedicalsupervision.(禁食,v)199.Manyculturespracticeperiodicfastsforspiritualorhealthreasons.(禁食,n)200.Thenewteamismorepromisingthanthepreviousone,withseveralexperiencedmembers.(有前途的,adj)201.Greedonthepartofownersandathletesturnsfansoffpletely.(使...對(duì)...失去興趣)202.Thepanyjustmanagedtoweathertherecession.(平安地渡過(guò),v)203.Thisbrickweatherstoawarmpinkishbrowncolor.(褪色,v)204.Hesparednoefforttomakeherhappyagain.(不吝惜,v)205.Whywasmilitaryintelligencesolacking?(情報(bào),n)206.Reportssaytroopsarestationedonthestreets.(駐扎,v)207.Theplantprovidesfortypercentofthecountry’selectricity.(工廠,n)208.ThePresidentappointedafourstargeneraltoleadthejointmilitaryoperations.(將軍,n)209.Hecarefullyskirtedtheissueofwheretheywouldlive.(避開(kāi),v)210.Mostmediacoveragedisapprovesofthetravelers’lifestyleandvalues.(新聞報(bào)道,n)211.Theatmospherewaselectric.(令人激動(dòng)的,adj)212.Herecitedthewholepoemwithoutmakingasingleslip.(差錯(cuò),n)213.Thecitycouncilhasunveiledambitiousplansforconstructinganewstadiumandleisureplex,whichwillincludeastateoftheartsportsarena,afitnesscenter,andmultiplediningoptions.(綜合建筑群,n)214.Shewasdesertedbyherhusband.(拋棄,v)215.Youhavenogroundsforplaint.(依據(jù),n)216.Politiciansputtheirownspinontheeconomicsituation.政治家們對(duì)經(jīng)濟(jì)形勢(shì)各執(zhí)一詞。(傾向性報(bào)道,n)217.Shemaskedherangerwithasmile.(掩飾,v)218.Shereasonedthatshemusthaveleftherbagonthetrain.(推理,v)219.Theprofessionispolicedbyitsownregulatorybody.(監(jiān)管,v)220.ThemoviefeaturedRobertLindsayinasupportingrole.(次要的,adj)221.TheCustomshaveseizedlargequantitiesofsmuggledheroin.(海關(guān),n)222.AllcontributionsfortheMayissuemustbereceivedbyFriday.(投稿稿件,n)223.Theroomhadanairofluxury.(感覺(jué),n)224.Theprogramairedlastweek.(傳播,v)225.SheleftanoteforBenonthekitchentable.(便條,n)226.Itisworthnotingthatthemostsuccessfulpanieshadthelowestprices.(指出,v)227.Theyissuedajointstatementdenyingthecharges.(出版,v)228.Hetoretheletterintwo.(撕裂,v)teartoretorn229.Theterm’cardboardcity’wascoinedtodescribemunitiesofhomelesspeoplelivingincardboardboxes.(造詞,v)coincoined230.Youressaydoesnotaddresstherealissues.(處理,應(yīng)付,v)handle/tackle/approach/addresstheproblem231.Heplantedthefirstseedsofdoubtinmymind.(灌輸,v)232.Andthemoralisthatcrimedoesn’tpay.(寓意,n)233.Thewordscameoutinarush.(匆忙,n)234.’Register’isthetermmonlyusedtodescribedifferentlevelsofformalityinlanguage.(術(shù)語(yǔ),n)235.Iwasonathreeyearcontractthatexpiredlastweek.(合同,n)236.TheplayeriscontractedtoplayuntilAugust.(簽合同,v)237.Theheartmusclescontracttoexpeltheblood.(收縮,v)238.ItiscrucialtopracticesafebehaviorstoavoidcontractingAIDSoranyotherseriousdiseases.(感染,v)239.TheplayeriscontractedtoplayuntilAugust.(簽約,v)240.Shewasunabletocontainherexcitement.(抑制,v)241.Hesetsupabusinesswithastartingcapitalof￡100000capital.(資金,242.Hewaselectedbyahandsomemajority.(數(shù)量大的,adj)243.Everythingwascoveredinafilmofdust.(薄膜,n)244.Hewasaregulartoherhouse.(?？?n)245.Hershoeswerecakedwithmud.(覆蓋,v)246.Aftertheaccident,thevictimhadcakedbloodonhisclothes,whichmadeitdifficultfortheparamedicstoassessthefullextentofhisinjuries.(結(jié)塊,v)247.Thebreathtakingperformanceoftheyoungpianistpletelyblewmeaway.(使某人震驚)248.I’mdyingtoknowwhathappened.(渴望,v)bedyingtodo/for249.Thecarwasriddledwithbullets.(使千瘡百孔,v)250.Youcouldlearnthebasicsin,let’ssay,threemonths.(比如說(shuō),v)無(wú)被動(dòng)書(shū)上信中講的話要用read251.Herparentsbackedherinherchoiceofcareer.(幫助,v)252.Youneedanevensurfacetoworkon.(平坦,adj)253.Hehasasoundgraspoftheissues.(全面的,adj)254.Thehouseneedsattentionbuttheroofissound.(完好的,未受損傷的,adj)255.Afteralongdayatwork,allshewantedwastohaveasoundnight’ssleeptorechargeherenergy.(酣睡的,adj)256.Heisasoundtennisplayer,knownforhisconsistentperformanceandsolidtechnique.(不錯(cuò)的,adj)257.Thecoachthreatenedtogivethelazyplayerasoundbeatingifhedidn’timprovehisattitudeandperformance.(嚴(yán)重的,adj)258.Thankfully,everyonearrivedhomesafeandsoundafterthestorm.(平平安安)259.Thenewsmartphonemodelboastsanovelfeaturethatallowsuserstocontroltheirhomeappliancesremotely.(新穎的,adj)260.Animalwelfarecampaignersraised￡70000fortheircauselastyear.(事業(yè),261.Theprisonerhasserved(=pleted)hissentenceandwillbereleasedtomorrow.(判決,n)262.Hehasscaledtheheightsofhisprofession.(攀爬,v)263.Hewasshadowedforaweekbythesecretpolice.(跟蹤,v)264.Thestorywasreportedinthepressandontelevision.(出版社,n)pressconference新聞發(fā)布會(huì)265.Itwashardtotellthedifferencebetweenthetwoversions.(區(qū)分,v)266.Igratefullyacknowledgefinancialsupportfromseverallocalbusinesses.(致謝,v)267.Severalcabsandascoreofcarswereparkedoutside.(二十,n)268.Herelatedthefactsofthecasetojournalists.(講述,v)269.Howareyourfolks?(家鄉(xiāng)人,親屬,n)270.Thethickbarkoftheoaktreeprovidesitwithprotectionagainstharshweatherandinsectattacks.(樹(shù)皮,n)271.IsampledthedelightsofGreekcookingforthefirsttime.(品嘗,v)272.Forhim,footballisanabsolutereligion.(極愛(ài)好的東西,n)273.Dogsmustbekeptonaleadinthepark.(狗繩,n)274.Hedoesn’thavethemeanstosupportawifeandchild.(財(cái)產(chǎn),n)275.Iwasjustanaveragesortofstudent.(一般的,adj)276.Wetookthekidstothezooasaspecialtreat.(款待,n)277.Shecolouredathisremarks.(臉紅,v)278.Theatmosphereatthehousesoured.屋子里的氣氛不對(duì)了。(變壞,v)279.Hedidnotfeeluptobravingthejournalistsattheairport.(勇敢做,v)280.Thestudentsworkindividually,thenpooltheirideasingroupsofsix.(匯集資源,v)281.Shehasalreadypaidover$2000infines.(罰款,282.Iwassandwichedbetweentwofatmenonthebus.(夾在中間,v)283.Volcanicashshowereddownonthetownaftertheeruption.(噴灑,v)284.Hewascaughtlyingwhenpeoplefoundouthehadcookedupastorytocoveruphismistake.(編造,n)285.Hewasaccusedofdoctoringthefigures.(偽造,v)286.Theattemptedrobberywasfoiledbythequickthinkingofthestoreclerk.(未遂的,adj)287.Sheliftedmostoftheideasfromabookshehadbeenreading.(剽竊,v)288.Shemovedforward,inchingtowardstherope.(謹(jǐn)慎移動(dòng),v)289.Thearticlesfoundinthecarhelpedthepolicetoidentifythebody.(物品,n)290.Article10oftheEuropeanConventionguaranteesfreespeech.(法條,n)291.Thepanyshipsitsgoodsallovertheworld.(派遣,運(yùn)輸,v)292.Thetroopsarescheduledtoshipoutearlytomorrowmorningforthepeacekeepingmission.(出發(fā),啟程)293.Theparentsdecidedtoshipofftheirmisbehavingteenagertoamilitaryacademyinhopesofinstillingdiscipline.(送走)294.Asshewaited,shesteeledherselffordisappointment.(下決心應(yīng)付,v)295.Specialprogrammesofstudyaretailoredtotheneedsofspecificgroups.(量身定做,v)296.Thepanyplanstotailoritsservicestomeetthespecificneedsofeachclient.(定制,v)297.Thehoteltriesitsbesttoacmodatethepreferencesofallitsguests.(迎合,v)298.Therestaurantspecializesincateringtopeoplewithdietaryrestrictions.(迎合,v)299.Shelovesmakinghomemadepreserves,especiallystrawberryjamandpickledcucumbers.(n.果醬,泡菜)300.Thebabywashappilyplayingwithhertoysonhermother’slap.(大腿,n)301.Hepletedfivelapsaroundthetrackbeforetakingabreak.(跑道的一圈,n)302.Inmathematics,numberslike2,4,and6areconsideredeven.(偶數(shù)的,adj;偶數(shù),n)303.Thesequenceofoddnumbersstartswith1,3,5,andsoon.(奇數(shù)的,adj;奇數(shù),n)304.Shestillkeepsaphotoofherlatehusbandonthebedsidetableasareminderofthegoodtimestheyshared.(已故的,adj)305.Therestaurantprovidesgoodtraditionalfare.(飯菜,n)306.Thetaxidriverpickedupafareatthestation.(乘客,n)307.Whatdaydotheycollecttherubbish/garbage?(領(lǐng)取,v)308.Ithadbeenalongdayandthechildrenwerebeginningtoflag.(熱情衰退,v)309.Shefashionedapotfromtheclay.(手工制作,v)310.Hehasmadeconsiderableprogressinhisstudiesoverthepastyear.(巨大的,adj)311.Herconsideratenaturemadeherabelovedfriendamongherpeers.(體貼的,adj)312.Shedefinitelyfavoursherfather.(長(zhǎng)得像,v)313.Thebusinessisinasorrystate.(可憐的,adj)314.Nestledintheheartofthevillage,theancientwellhasbeenalifelineforgenerations,itscool,clearwateratestamenttotheenduringbondbetweenthelandanditspeople.(水井,n)315.Thefiredrillwasconductedtotesttheemergencyresponseofthestaff.(訓(xùn)練演習(xí),n)316.Thecoupleannouncedtheirengagementlastmonth.(訂婚,n)317.I’vejustspottedamistakeonthefrontcover.(發(fā)現(xiàn),v)318.Ourboatfounderedonareef.(沉沒(méi),v)319.Theareahasbeenminedforslateforcenturies.(采礦,v)320.Thediamondmineproducessomeofthefinestgemsintheworld.(礦產(chǎn),n)321..Everything’ssodearnow,isn’tit?(昂貴的,adj)322.Eachyeartwoteachersaresecondedtoindustryforsixmonths.(短期調(diào)任,v)323.Sheaskedforanadvanceonhersalary.(預(yù)付款,n)324.Theyfoundoutnothingmoresavethatshehadborneachild.(除了,conj)325.Mysolicitorisnolongerinpractice.(診所,律所,n)326.Hehasalwayschampionedthecauseofgayrights.(捍衛(wèi),v)327.Thenewsmartphonetookoffassoonasitwasreleased,beingamusthavegadgetovernight.(起飛)328.Thebrokenspringinthetoymadeitimpossibletowinditup.(彈簧,n)329.Hehittheotherboyagainandagainashisfriendseggedhimon.(慫恿,煽動(dòng),v)330.Willtherebelsobservetheceasefire?(遵守,v)331.Sheobservedthatitwasgettinglate.(評(píng)論,v)332.DotheyobserveChristmas?(慶祝節(jié)日,v)333.Themovieisdrawinglargeaudiences.(吸引,v)334.KeepstillwhileIbrushyourhair.(平靜,寧?kù)o,adj)335.Afteryearsofrenting,theyfinallydecidedtobuyahouseforgood.(永遠(yuǎn))336.ImusthavesleptinanawkwardpositionI’machingallover.(笨拙的,adj)337.Thepathwounddowntothebeach.(蜿蜒,v)338.Hewasmomentarilywindedbytheblowtohisstomach.(使得喘不過(guò)氣,v)通常被動(dòng)339.Weduckeddownbehindthewallsotheywouldn’tseeus.(躲閃,v)340.HeownsasignificantnumberofsharesinBritishTeleandcloselymonitorsthepany’sperformance.(股份,n)341.ThebabywasdeliveredbyCaesareansection.(接生,v)342.Hedeliveredhislinesconfidently.(演講,v)343.Thetwonationssignedatreatytopromotepeaceandcooperationintheregion.(協(xié)議、條約,n)344.Thefogbegantolift.(霧氣消散,v)345.IknowIshouldstopsmokingdon’tgivemealectureaboutit.(訓(xùn)斥,v)346.Heleafedthroughthereportquicklytogetanoverviewofthefindings.(翻頁(yè),v)347.Wefoundithardtopicturehimasthefatherofteenagesons.(想象,v)348.Theseattipsforwardtoallowpassengersintotheback.(傾倒,v)349.Thenewmaternityunitinthehospitalisequippedwithstateoftheartfacilitiestoensurethebestcareforexpectantmothersandtheirbabies.(科;病區(qū),n)350.Thecelebrityattendedthecharityevent,drawingalotofattentionfromfansandmedia.(名人,n)351.Thecelebratedchefisknownforhisinnovativeculinarytechniquesandexquisitedishes.(有名的,adj)352.Thedoctorexaminedthetissuesampleunderthemicroscopetodeterminethecauseoftheillness.(細(xì)胞組織,n)353.Shereachedforatissuetowipeawaythetearsfromhereyes.(紙巾,n)354.Shelookedforwardtotheschoolprom,themostanticipatedballoftheyear.(舞會(huì),n)355.Thewholefamilywerepennedupinoneroomforamonth.(圈起來(lái),v)356.Hepennedalettertothelocalpaper.(寫(xiě),v)357.Theywereforcedtoreachanacmodationwiththerebels.(調(diào)節(jié),n)358.Whatwouldyousaywastherootcauseoftheproblem?(根源,n)359.Adarknarrowpassageledtothemainhall.(走廊,n)360.Mostoftheireconomicpoliciesservetheinterestsofbigbusiness.(有用,滿足需要,v)361.Canyouchangea￡20note?(找零,362.Hewastriedformurder.(審判,v)363.Shewasinastateofshock.(狀態(tài),n)364.Thepresidentwasdriveninstatethroughthestreets.(正式禮儀,n)365.Severalavenuesareopentous.(手段,n)366.Therewasatouchofsarcasminhervoice.(一點(diǎn),n)367.Thereisn’tagrainoftruthinthoserumours.(少量,一點(diǎn))368.Who’smindingthechildrenthisevening?(關(guān)心,v)369.Whofingeredhimfortheburglaries?(告密,v)370.She’sexpertatmakingcheapbutstylishclothes.(熟練的,adj)371.Forthosewhoneedsturdyfootwear,bootsmadefrombuffalohideareagreatchoiceduetotheirtoughnessandlongevity.(毛皮,n)372.Hefiredanarrowintoaclearingintheforest.(空地,n)373.Whatdidtheychargefortherepairs?(要價(jià),v)374.Severalpeoplewerearrestedbutnobodywascharged.(控告,v)375.Sherej