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- P(gun)]
ӢZ ~R
(do)ZӢZ ~Rɑ(yng)îI(y)Ӗ(xn)W(wng)xxx
һλ
Let's go to the restaurant across the street and get something to eat
҂?ni)IJ^IЩԵ
Խ
You must go across the bridge and then turn right
^Ȼҹ
age
1.gһı_ڴ˲٘
2.˥
the aging people = the old people
F(xin)F(xin)ԽԽصaging problem(˿g})
all
1.shake all over
2.all of a sudden ͻȻ
All of a sudden, I remembered her name. ͻȻ֡
3.by all means һ
I'll come by all means. һ
4.all night long
My present neighbor plays piano all night long. ҬF(xin)ڵ١
apply
@҂Ԕ(lin)һ ԇ漰cP(gun)ĶZ
apply for(Ո)@ǹĵһ;ȻҪՈȻҪfletter of application()ֻҪconfident about yourselfпܫ@job interview(ԇ)ęCǷ܉give a good impression(ӡ)oǾ͵ÿむ컯ˡ
Щλrequire much traveling(Ҫ(jng))߀Щ˶þ͕ϣfind a way out(ҵ·)
^L(fng)]빤й֟
as
1.飬(dng)
I am working as his teaching assistant. Mй
2.as…as ……һ
I've heard that he is as well-known as Johnson herself. fsԼһ
I don't think it would be as boring as working in an office
ҲJ@kҹһӿ
It wasn't as easy as I had thought. @ô
It's not as bad as it looks. @ȥô⡣
Is that optional course as hard as everybody says?
ǂxnľÿfǘy?
3.as far as I know (j)֪
As far as I know, whether there'll be such a trip is yet to be decided
(j)֪Ƿ@ôһδQ
As far as I know, he works until midnight every day
(j)֪ÿ춼ҹ
4.as well Ҳ
If the weather is this hot tomorrow, we may as well give up the idea of playing tennis outside
ض߀@ô҂ҲܷŗMбِ⡣
5.as soon as һ……M
I will do that for you as soon as I have fixed the machine
һÙCҾ͕Mǂ
awfully
dzஔ(dng)?sh)ڿZڱ̶ȵıʮָߡ
awfully nervous ஔ(dng)o;awfully cold ஔ(dng);awfully sorry ʮֱǸ
Tom looks awfully nervous.ķȥஔ(dng)o
I am awfully sorry. I didn't mean to hurt you.ʮֱǸҲ
ߡbe bound to
϶ע
The movie starts in 5 minutes and there's bound to be a long line
Ӱ߀5犾_ʼ?F(xin)϶L
be tired of
(dng)һ˸еĕrҲlose one's temper()ĕr
I'm tired of movies about romantic stories. ѽ(jng)صׅӰе
be worn out
1.ƣM@_̫ʽڿZ
I'm usually worn out at the end of the day. һY(ji)rҕrXú
2.f
My soles were worn out after a long time trip(jng)^LrgҵЬѽ(jng)f
ʮbetter
1.'d better
I'd better read one of the articles for the class. ߀Ǟnxƪʂһ
I think you'd better find another partner. ߀һn
2.make it better ……
I'd rewrite the last two paragraphs to make it better. ѽ(jng)،ɶʹá
3.be better Щ
I told you it would be better for you if you took fewer courses during the first semester
ҸV^ڵһW(xu)xһЩn̕^һЩ
ʮһbill
1.~ΣIΡ
I will pay the bill this time because last time you did it. @ҁIϴ㡣
2.
We all passed the bill on yesterday's board meeting
Ķ҂?ni)Ʊͨ^ԓ
3.
Here's a 10-dollar bill. Give me two tickets for tonight's show please
@һ10ԪļՈo҃ɏݳƱxx
ʮbook
1.~
2.A(y)ӆُ be booked up A(y);booking office Ʊ̎
All the morning flights have been booked up. wCƱA(y)
ʮbriefing
1.h֮ǰҪһĿGive a briefing
Mrs. Lung's briefing seems to go on forever.LungŮʿĺƺ]]
2.news / press briefing l(f)
ʮġchange
1.׃@ԓ~Ļ˼ɂӻһ
I'd love to see a different type of movie for a change.QQζͬ͵Ӱ
I'll have to get my ticket changed. ұ횵øҵƱ
2.X@ڿZн(jng)ʹõ˼
Two tickets and here's a dollar forty cents change.@ǃɏƱԼһԪʮֵ㡣
Jane, do you have some change? I have to make a call on the payphone
JaneX?ڹԒͤԒ
ʮcheck
1.z˼check our baggage z
Could you check for me who borrowed it?Ҳlˆ?
Did you check the power plug and press the play button?
ǷzԴ^˲I?
2.ǙC_check-in counter
Is this the check-in counter for Flight 914 to Los Angeles?
@wɼ914̖ĵǙC_?
3.ԃcheck on it
Maybe I should call to check on it. ҲSґ(yng)ԓԒ
4.֧Ʊ
Sign the check. @֧Ʊ
ʮcopy
1.һһa copy of Zн(jng)ʹá
I'd like to buy a copy of Professor Franklin's book On American Culture
ImֽڌP(gun)Ļĕ
Would you like a copy of professor Smith's article?
Ҫʷ˹ڵ?
2.(f)ӡ΄~
Could you copy this article for me?ܞҿؐһ@ƪ?
ʮߡcount
1.(sh)(sh)
She is counting the days. ÿ춼ڔ(sh)ӡ
2.ָcount on ه
We'll have to count on good weather. ҂òָһ
ʮˡcover
1.hard cover bchard back bookͬÿʘs־ķ涼ⲻ˕һλƯ?x)rеcover figure()
The hard cover is on sale for the same price as the paperback this week in the bookshop
ڕ꣬@Щbcƽbrͬ
2.x꣬
I think we've covered everything.J҂
I just covered a few chapters which interested me most.ֻxԼdȤĎ
ʮcrossword puzzle
vMiһNΑȿentertain oneself(Ҋʘ)ҲһNeӖ(xn)
This is not a game. It's only a crossword puzzle that helps increase my vocabulary
@Α@ֻǿԎ߆~һNvMi
ʮdrama
@һNˇg(sh)ʽļ (jng)γF(xin)ˇg(sh)ʽ߀TV play(ҕ)soap opera(턡)concert()……
Some people just can't seem to appreciate real-life drama
ЩƺԸp挍đ
ʮһdrop
1.Ldrop by
I wonder if you can drop by tomorrow evening.֪ܷ^
1.dһ
I'm going home, but I can drop you at the supermarket.Ҫؼңҿd㵽
2.ŗdrop it
We can drop it this time. But don't do it again. @҂´βҪٷ
I have to drop it this time. @βòŗ
ʮdrunk driving
ƺ{ļ гF(xin)һ㶼traffic accident(ͨ¹)Ҫԭ֮һ
I think it's high time we turned our attention to the danger of drunk driving now
J@҂ҕƺ{ΣUԵĕr
ʮexpect
Ը"ڴ"
Nobody expects you to be a superstar. ]ָɞ鳬
˼"ȴA(y)"
The lecture was much more difficult to follow than I had expected
@vA(y)ڵҪy
Mr. Smith is expecting you at 3 o'clock. ʷ˹ȴc犵
ʮextremely
ʹlʷdzvery@|extremely expensive
The speech the blind girl gave this evening was extremely moving
ǂäŮvdzˡ
ʮ塢film
1.ӰҊZ
2.z
ran out of film z;a roll of film һz;develop the film_ϴzfwash군
3.Ĕz
film the river bank ĔzӰ
ʮgains and losses
cʧ
Think about the gains and losses before you make the decision
Q֮ǰһҪúcʧ
ʮgive
1.give sb a ride Ոij˴܇
Could you give me a ride to school tomorrow? dһȥW(xu)У?
2.give sb a hand ij
Can you give me a hand, Mike? һ?
3.give sb a ring Ԓoij
I need to give Mum a ring and tell her I will not be back for dinner
ҪoԒVȥ
ʮgo
1.go broke Ʈa(chn);o
2.go for a ride ܇
My sister wanted to go for a ride around town. ҵĽ܇ȥ(zhn)D(zhun)һD(zhun)
3.go Dutch
4.go ahead ǰM;^m(x)ȥ
Go ahead, please. Ո^m(x)ǰM
5.go on forever h^m(x)ȥ
Mrs. Lung's briefing seems to go on forever. Ůʿfƺ]]ˡ
6.go against
Oh, yes, but not a thing to go against me
Ŷǰ]ʲôĵl(f)
7.go over (f)(x)(x)
I've have to go over my notes for tomorrow's midterm
Ҳòпԇ(f)(x)Pӛ
ʮšitem
1.ƷI want to move a few heavy items into the car.һЩҪĖ|M܇
2.|(fill in a form)ͱȻmany items to write
3.ָ
What about a cup of coffee before we move onto the next item?
MһhǰҪҪ
ʮkeep
1.keep in touch(with) (lin)ϵ
But we'll keep in touch. ҂(lin)ϵ
Do you still keep in touch with your parents regularly after you leave them?
x_ĸԺ߀Ȼc^m(x)ֽ(jng)(lin)ϵ?
2.keep an eye on
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