a team sport played with a ball on a field
noun
例句:
• He plays football every weekend.
• The football season starts in September.
to feel intense dislike for someone or something
verb
例句:
• I hate getting up early in the morning.
• She hates being late for appointments.
existing in or produced by nature; not artificial
adjective
例句:
• The park is full of natural beauty.
• She prefers natural fabrics like cotton and linen.
a thing or things belonging to someone; possessions
noun
例句:
• This is private property.
• Property prices have risen sharply.
the standard of something as measured against other things of a similar kind
noun
例句:
• The quality of the food here is excellent.
• We focus on quality over quantity.
to cause something to go or be taken to a destination
verb
例句:
• Please send me the report by email.
• She sent a package to her friend overseas.
a distinctive manner of doing or presenting something
noun
例句:
• She has a unique style of painting.
• The house was built in a modern style.
a formal expression of a choice in an election or decision
noun
例句:
• Every vote counts in a close election.
• The vote was unanimous.
to formally express a choice in an election
verb
例句:
• Citizens have the right to vote.
• She voted for the first time at age eighteen.
causing great surprise or wonder
adjective
例句:
• The view from the mountain was amazing.
• She did an amazing job on the presentation.
the red liquid that flows through the bodies of humans and animals
noun
例句:
• The nurse took a sample of his blood.
• Blood rushed to her face when she blushed.
having all necessary parts; whole
adjective
例句:
• The collection is now complete.
• We need a complete list of participants.
to finish making or doing something
verb
例句:
• Please complete the form and return it.
• She completed the marathon in under four hours.
a domesticated carnivorous mammal kept as a pet or for work
noun
例句:
• She took the dog for a walk in the park.
• Dogs are often called man's best friend.
relating to the economy or economics
adjective
例句:
• The country is facing an economic crisis.
• Economic growth has slowed this year.
participating or included in something
adjective
例句:
• Several people were involved in the project.
• She got involved in community work.
used to refer back to the subject of the clause
pronoun
例句:
• The cat cleaned itself after eating.
• The problem will resolve itself over time.
the system of communication used by a particular community or country
noun
例句:
• She speaks three languages fluently.
• Language is a powerful tool for expression.
a person who has power and authority; a nobleman
noun
例句:
• The lord of the manor hosted a grand feast.
• He was made a lord for his service to the country.
a liquid fat derived from plants or animals, used in cooking
noun
例句:
• Add a tablespoon of olive oil to the pan.
• She drizzled sesame oil over the noodles before serving.
a thick liquid derived from petroleum, used as fuel or lubricant
noun
例句:
• Oil prices have risen dramatically in recent months.
• The mechanic checked the engine oil and found it needed topping up.
connected or associated with something
adjective
例句:
• The two incidents are closely related.
• She works in a health-related field.
demanding careful consideration; not joking
adjective
例句:
• This is a serious matter that requires attention.
• Are you serious about moving abroad?
a raised platform in a theatre on which performers act, sing, or dance
noun
例句:
• The actors took their positions on the stage.
• She has been performing on stage since childhood.
a point or period in a process or development
noun
例句:
• The project is in its early stages.
• At this stage, we need to finalize the budget.
to organize and present a public event or performance
verb
例句:
• The company staged a large outdoor concert in the city center.
• Local activists staged a protest outside the parliament building.
the name of a book, film, or other work
noun
例句:
• What is the title of the book you are reading?
• The movie has a catchy title.
to join or combine something with another
verb
例句:
• Add some salt to the soup.
• She added a few comments at the end of the report.
a piece of writing on a specific topic in a newspaper or magazine
noun
例句:
• She wrote an article about climate change.
• I read an interesting article online today.
an aggressive action against someone or something
noun
例句:
• The city suffered a surprise attack.
• He had a heart attack last year.
to act aggressively against
verb
例句:
• The army attacked at dawn.
• The virus attacks the immune system.
brought into existence by birth
adjective
例句:
• She was born in 1990.
• He is a born leader.
past tense of decide; having made a choice
verb
例句:
• They decided to move to the countryside.
• We decided against buying the house.
a conclusion or resolution reached after consideration
noun
例句:
• Making decisions can be difficult.
• The final decision rests with the board.
to take pleasure in something
verb
例句:
• I really enjoy reading before bed.
• Did you enjoy the concert last night?
whole; complete
adjective
例句:
• She read the entire book in one day.
• The entire team was present at the meeting.
to cause the death of a living thing
verb
例句:
• The frost killed the plants in the garden.
• Smoking kills thousands of people each year.
possibly; maybe
adverb
例句:
• Perhaps we should try a different approach.
• She will perhaps arrive later this evening.
lacking sufficient money to live comfortably
adjective
例句:
• Many poor families struggle to afford food.
• He grew up in a poor neighborhood.
to set free or allow to be available
verb
例句:
• The company will release the new product next month.
• The prisoner was released after ten years.
the act of making something available or setting free
noun
例句:
• The release of the new album was a huge success.
• The press release was issued this morning.
a set of circumstances at a particular time
noun
例句:
• We need to assess the current situation.
• She handled the difficult situation with grace.
the application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes
noun
例句:
• Technology has transformed the way we communicate.
• The company invests heavily in new technology.
a set of related web pages located under a single domain name
noun
例句:
• Visit our website for more information.
• The website crashed due to heavy traffic.
an act of selecting between two or more possibilities
noun
例句:
• You have a choice between the two options.
• It was a difficult choice to make.
a system of words, letters, or symbols used to represent others
noun
例句:
• The message was written in secret code.
• Enter the access code to unlock the door.
instructions written in a programming language
noun
例句:
• She spent the evening writing code.
• The code needs to be tested before deployment.
regarded as; thought of in a specified way
adjective
例句:
• She is considered one of the best in her field.
• The proposal is considered too expensive.
to persist in an activity or process
verb
例句:
• Please continue with your work.
• The rain continued throughout the night.
an advisory or legislative body of people
noun
例句:
• The city council approved the new budget.
• She was elected to the council last year.
to place something over or upon to protect or conceal
verb
例句:
• Cover the pot with a lid.
• Snow covered the ground overnight.
the outer part of a book or magazine
noun
例句:
• The cover of the book features a beautiful painting.
• She read the magazine from cover to cover.
a hinged or sliding barrier at the entrance to a building or room
noun
例句:
• Please close the door behind you.
• Someone is knocking at the door.
a formal procedure for choosing a person for a position by voting
noun
例句:
• The presidential election is held every four years.
• She won the election by a large margin.
relating to money or finance
adjective
例句:
• The company is in serious financial trouble.
• She sought financial advice before investing.
of or relating to another country
adjective
例句:
• She studied foreign languages in college.
• The company expanded into foreign markets.
the fine strands growing from the skin of humans and animals
noun
例句:
• She has long brown hair.
• He ran his fingers through his hair.
to become or make greater in size, amount, or degree
verb
例句:
• The company plans to increase production.
• Prices have increased by ten percent.
a rise in amount, size, or degree
noun
例句:
• There has been a sharp increase in prices.
• The increase in population is a concern.
relating to the law; permitted by law
adjective
例句:
• You should seek legal advice.
• Is it legal to park here?
to be deprived of or cease to have something
verb
例句:
• I don't want to lose this opportunity.
• She lost her keys somewhere in the house.
to choose or select from a number of alternatives
verb
例句:
• Pick any card from the deck.
• She picked the blue dress for the party.
to take hold of and remove a flower or fruit from where it is growing
verb
例句:
• We went to pick apples at the orchard.
• She picked some wildflowers from the meadow.
a competition of speed
noun
例句:
• He won the hundred-meter race.
• The race starts at nine in the morning.
a group of people sharing the same ethnic background
noun
例句:
• People of every race and background were present.
• Discrimination based on race is illegal.
to give the impression of being or doing something
verb
例句:
• Things are not always what they seem.
• She seems happy with the results.
the number 7
number
例句:
• There are seven days in a week.
• She has seven siblings.
a notice conveying information or an instruction
noun
例句:
• The sign said 'No Parking'.
• Follow the signs to the exit.
to write one's name on a document as authorization
verb
例句:
• Please sign the contract at the bottom.
• She signed the letter and mailed it.
easily understood or done; not complex
adjective
例句:
• The instructions are simple to follow.
• She prefers a simple lifestyle.
in a straightforward or plain manner; just
adverb
例句:
• I simply cannot understand why he left.
• Simply add water and stir.
the employees of an organization
noun
例句:
• The staff are very friendly and helpful.
• We need to hire more staff for the project.
very good; excellent
adjective
例句:
• We had a super time at the party.
• The food was super delicious.
an organized association of workers formed to protect their rights
noun
例句:
• The union negotiated better working conditions.
• She joined the teachers' union.
the act of joining together
noun
例句:
• The union of the two companies created a powerful entity.
• The European Union has many member states.
to move on foot at a moderate pace
verb
例句:
• Let's walk to the store instead of driving.
• She walks her dog every morning.
an act of traveling on foot
noun
例句:
• We went for a walk along the beach.
• It's a ten-minute walk from here.
a piece of furniture for sleeping on
noun
例句:
• She lay on the bed and fell asleep.
• The children need to go to bed early tonight.
mentally deranged; extremely enthusiastic or excited
adjective
例句:
• That's a crazy idea, but it might work.
• The fans went crazy when the team scored.
a female child in relation to her parents
noun
例句:
• Their daughter is studying medicine.
• She is the eldest daughter in the family.
to cease living; to expire
verb
例句:
• The old tree finally died last winter.
• He died peacefully in his sleep.
needing much effort or skill to accomplish
adjective
例句:
• The exam was extremely difficult.
• It is difficult to learn a new language as an adult.
a number or numerical symbol
noun
例句:
• Sales figures have improved this quarter.
• The figure was higher than expected.
a person's body shape or a person of a specified kind
noun
例句:
• She has a slim figure.
• He is a well-known public figure.
an institution providing medical treatment and care for the sick or injured
noun
例句:
• He was rushed to the hospital after the accident.
• The new hospital opened last month.
the state of no longer having something; a decrease in amount
noun
例句:
• The loss of his job was devastating.
• The company reported a loss of two million dollars.
relating to the present or recent times; up-to-date
adjective
例句:
• The building has a modern design.
• Modern technology has changed the way we live.
a material manufactured in thin sheets for writing or printing on
noun
例句:
• She wrote her notes on a piece of paper.
• The printer is out of paper.
liked or admired by many people
adjective
例句:
• She is very popular at school.
• This restaurant is popular with tourists.
made available to the public through print or digital media
adjective
例句:
• The book was published in 2020.
• Her research was published in a scientific journal.
protected from danger or harm
adjective
例句:
• Make sure the children are safe.
• Is it safe to walk here at night?
a particular form of something that differs from other forms
noun
例句:
• This is the latest version of the software.
• The movie version differs from the book.
the sound produced by a person's larynx used for speaking or singing
noun
例句:
• She has a beautiful singing voice.
• He lowered his voice to a whisper.
belonging to or associated with which person
pronoun
例句:
• Whose jacket is this?
• The woman whose car was stolen filed a report.
the activity or skill of composing text
noun
例句:
• She has a talent for creative writing.
• His writing is difficult to read.
an organized military land force
noun
例句:
• He served in the army for twenty years.
• The army was deployed to the border region.
the planet on which we live
noun
例句:
• Earth is the third planet from the sun.
• Life on Earth depends on water.
the substance of the land surface; soil
noun
例句:
• The seeds were planted in the earth.
• She dug her hands into the soft earth.
to fail to remember
verb
例句:
• Don't forget to lock the door.
• I forgot her name.
an aim or desired result
noun
例句:
• Her goal is to become a doctor.
• We need to set clear goals for the project.
extremely large in size or amount
adjective
例句:
• The company made a huge profit this year.
• There is a huge difference between the two options.
a global computer network providing information and communication
noun
例句:
• The internet has revolutionized how we access information.
• I need a reliable internet connection for work.
to give attention to sound or to someone speaking
verb
例句:
• Listen carefully to the instructions.
• She likes to listen to music while studying.
the actual application or use of a method or idea
noun
例句:
• It takes a lot of practice to master the piano.
• In practice, the plan didn't work as expected.
to perform an activity or skill repeatedly to improve
verb
例句:
• You need to practice every day.
• She practices yoga in the morning.
regulations governing conduct or procedure
noun
例句:
• You must follow the rules of the game.
• The school has strict rules about uniforms.
the expanse of salt water that covers most of the earth's surface
noun
例句:
• We could see the sea from our hotel window.
• The ship sailed across the open sea.
a polite form of address for a man
noun
例句:
• Excuse me, sir, can I help you?
• Yes, sir, I understand.
the accomplishment of an aim or purpose
noun
例句:
• Hard work is the key to success.
• The event was a great success.
in the direction of
preposition
例句:
• She walked towards the door.
• We are making progress towards our goal.
the means or opportunity to approach or enter a place
noun
例句:
• Students have access to the library around the clock.
• Access to the building is restricted.
to obtain or retrieve data or information
verb
例句:
• You can access the files from any computer.
• She accessed her email from her phone.
the lowest part or foundation of something
noun
例句:
• The base of the mountain is covered in forest.
• The lamp has a heavy base to prevent it from tipping.
to use something as the foundation for
verb
例句:
• The movie is based on a true story.
• We based our decision on the available evidence.
at a lower level or position than
preposition
例句:
• The temperature dropped below zero.
• The valley lies below the mountain.
past tense of create; brought into existence
verb
例句:
• The artist created a beautiful sculpture.
• The company was created in 2005.
extending far down from the surface
adjective
例句:
• The lake is very deep in the center.
• She took a deep breath before speaking.
to present something for acceptance or rejection
verb
例句:
• He offered her a glass of water.
• The company offered him a higher salary.
a proposal or expression of willingness to do or give something
noun
例句:
• She received a job offer from the company.
• The offer expires at the end of the month.
to move past or go by
verb
例句:
• She passed the store on her way home.
• Time passes quickly when you're having fun.
to succeed in an exam or test
verb
例句:
• She studied hard and passed all her exams.
• You need sixty percent to pass the course.
relating to or connected with a profession
adjective
例句:
• She has a very professional attitude.
• He received professional training in accounting.
a person engaged in a profession or skilled occupation
noun
例句:
• She is a healthcare professional.
• Leave this job to the professionals.