學測英文單字 第3級

adverb 在其中；加入 part of a group

The passengers were all aboard the bus before it departed.

adverb 在（船、機、車）上 on a ship, train, plane or other vehicle

After checking in at the airport, they boarded the plane to their vacation destination.

adjective 可接受的；令人滿意的 Worthy of acceptance or satisfactory

His proposal was not acceptable to the committee.

adjective 符合標準的；適當的 Meeting the requirements or standards set; adequate for the purpose intended

The dress code for the event specified that business casual attire is acceptable.

adjective 準確的；精確的 Strictly correct; characterized by perfect conformity to fact or truth.

The weather forecast proved to be accurate as it rained exactly when and where they said it would.

adjective 正確無誤的；符合事實 Conforming almost exactly or entirely to fact or to a standard; performing with total accuracy.

The doctor needs to take an accurate measurement of the patient’s temperature to make a correct diagnosis.

noun 持續性疼痛；隱痛 a dull, persistent pain that is usually moderately intense

She had a headache and her feet ached after standing all day at work.

verb 疼痛；酸痛 to experience physical pain

After running a marathon, my legs ached for days.

verb 達成；取得成果 to bring about or accomplish by effort

After years of hard work, she was able to achieve her dream of becoming a doctor.

verb 達到；實現目標 to succeed in reaching or attaining something

After years of hard work and dedication, she was able to achieve her dream of becoming a doctor.

noun 成就；達成目標 the act of successfully completing a task or goal

Winning the marathon was his greatest achievement after months of training and hard work.

noun 成績；艱難的成果 something difficult that has been accomplished through hard work and perseverance

After years of dedication and sacrifice, winning the championship was a significant achievement for the team.

adjective 額外的；附加的 added or further

The teacher gave us additional homework to help us understand the concept better.

verb 欣賞；讚嘆 to look at someone or something with approval or pleasure, or because they are attractive

I admire my friend’s dedication and hard work in achieving his goals.

verb 欽佩；崇敬 to respect and approve of someone or their behavior

I admire my parents for their hard work and dedication to raising a family.

adjective 進階的；高階的 at a higher level in training, knowledge, or skill

After several years of practice, the amateur singer became quite advanced in her ability to sing difficult songs.

adjective 超前的；較高水準的 farther along in physical or mental development

The mathematics course was too advanced for the freshmen students.

noun 優勢；有利條件 a superior or more favorable position compared to others

Having a college degree can give you an advantage in the job market.

noun 好處；利益 a benefit or advantage resulting from an event or action

Having prior knowledge of the topic gives you an advantage in the debate.

verb 去冒險；探險 engage in a risky or exciting activity, often involving unknown outcomes

Sarah decided to quit her job and travel around the world alone, seeking adventure at every turn.

verb 冒風險；涉足 to expose oneself to a possible danger or risk

Before going on an adventure in the forest, it is important to pack food, water, and some basic supplies.

verb 建議；勸告 give guidance or recommendations to someone about what they should do

After carefully listening to his friend's problem, John advised him to seek professional help.

verb 通知；告知 inform or notify someone about something

I would advise you to bring an umbrella, as it looks like it's going to rain today.

verb 負擔得起；有能力買 To have enough money or resources to be able to buy or do something.

I can afford to buy a new car because I received a bonus at work and saved some money previously.

verb 抽得出；捨得 To be able to give up or spare something.

Although he can’t afford to stay in a five-star hotel, he is still on vacation with his family.

noun 農業；農耕 the practice of cultivating the land or raising animals for food, fiber, or other products

The small town thrived on agriculture, with local farmers growing a variety of crops and raising livestock to support the community's food needs.

noun 農業人口；農耕群體 the class of people engaged in agricultural pursuits, especially as a way of life

In the small farming village, the entire community's livelihood depended on agriculture, with everyone contributing to planting, tending to crops, and raising livestock.

noun 航空公司 a commercial business that provides scheduled flights for passengers

My sister works for an airline and gets free tickets to travel anywhere in the world.

noun 氣管；送氣管 a tube or hose for conveying pressurized air

The mechanic replaced the damaged airline on the airplane with a new one.

noun 保齡球道 a lane down which a bowling ball is rolled toward pins

During their weekly bowling league, Sarah aimed the ball down the narrow alley and knocked down all the pins with a strike.

noun 巷；小徑；弄堂 a narrow street or pathway, often between buildings or walls

As I walked down the dark alley, I could hear the sound of my footsteps echoing off the brick walls.

noun 杏仁 the nut-like seed of the almond fruit

She sprinkled some crushed almonds on top of the salad.

noun 杏樹 a small tree that produces an edible nut

The almond tree in the backyard provides us with a fresh supply of nuts every year.

noun 字母表；字母系統 a character set that includes letters and is used to write a language

In the classroom, the teacher hung a colorful poster displaying the alphabet to help the students learn to read and write.

noun 入門；基礎 the elementary stages of any subject (usually plural)

Learning the alphabet is the first step in learning how to read.

verb 使驚訝；使嘆服 to cause someone to be extremely surprised or impressed

The magician's trick of pulling a rabbit out of a hat never fails to amaze the audience.

verb 令人驚奇；使困惑 to be extremely surprising or impressive; to be a mystery or bewildering to someone

The magician's tricks never failed to amaze the audience as they watched him make objects disappear and reappear.

noun 驚奇；驚嘆；讚嘆 a feeling of great surprise or wonder

The fireworks display left the audience in complete amazement as they watched the breathtaking explosions and vibrant colors light up the night sky.

noun 大使；最高外交代表 a diplomat of the highest rank; accredited as a representative from one country to another

The ambassador was tasked with fostering diplomatic relations between the two nations.

noun 代表；特使 a high-ranking official or representative

The ambassador was sent to negotiate a peace treaty between the two countries.

noun 抱負；志向；雄心 a strong desire to achieve something, especially success

Despite facing many obstacles and setbacks, Sarah's ambition to become a successful entrepreneur never wavered, driving her to work tirelessly and never give up.

verb 渴望達成；立志於 desire to do or achieve something

His ambition to become a successful entrepreneur drives him to work long hours and take calculated risks.

noun 急救車；救護車 a vehicle that carries medical equipment for emergency medical services

The ambulance arrived at the scene of the accident within minutes, equipped with all the necessary medical equipment to provide emergency care to the injured.

noun 救護車（運送傷病患） a special vehicle equipped to transport injured or ill people to the hospital

After the car accident, the ambulance arrived quickly to transport the injured driver to the nearest hospital.

noun 天使；神使 a spiritual being attendant upon God, often represented as an agent of divine love and protection

During the difficult times in her life, she felt like an angel was watching over her, guiding her towards the right path.

noun 善人；天使般的人 a person of exceptional goodness or holiness

Sarah volunteers at the homeless shelter every weekend, she truly is an angel.

verb 宣布；公告 To make known or declare openly or publicly.

The principal stood at the podium to announce the winner of the school's science fair.

verb 宣告；宣示 To declare or proclaim.

The spokesperson stepped up to the podium to announce the winner of the competition.

noun 正式公告；聲明 a formal public statement

The company made an announcement about their new product launch during a press conference.

noun 廣播通知；發布消息 a public statement containing information about an event that has happened or is going to happen

The school principal made an announcement over the loudspeakers about the upcoming field trip to the zoo.

adjective 擔憂的；焦慮的 feeling worried or nervous about something, often with a feeling of uncertainty or unease

She was anxious about the exam results and couldn’t sleep the night before.

adjective 渴望的；急切的 keenly wanting or looking forward to something

I was anxious to start my new job and meet my coworkers

adverb 總之；無論如何 used to indicate that a statement explains or supports a previous statement

She was determined to finish the race, but her shoelace came untied. Anyhow, she kept running and still managed to come in first place.

adverb 以任何方式 in any way whatsoever

She was determined to find a solution to the problem, so she tried everything, including searching online, asking friends, and contacting experts, but anyhow she couldn't find a satisfactory answer.

adverb 獨處；分開 away from another person or other people.

After a long day of socializing, John enjoyed some quiet time alone in his apartment.

adverb 隔開；分隔 placed or kept separate and distinct for a particular purpose.

The two groups were seated apart from each other during the conference to encourage independent discussions.

verb 承認過失；道歉 acknowledge faults or shortcomings or failings

After realizing he had mistakenly taken her umbrella, James called Sarah to apologize for his carelessness.

verb 道歉；賠罪 express regret or remorse for one’s wrongdoing or actions

After accidentally bumping into the stranger, Jane quickly apologized for her carelessness.

noun 呼籲；懇求；上訴 an earnest or urgent request for something

After being unfairly accused, he made an appeal to the jury for justice.

verb 呼籲；上訴；請求 to request earnestly or ask for aid or protection

WRONG WITH EXCEPTION

verb 批准；核准；同意 to accept, allow, or officially agree to something

The committee decided to approve the proposed budget for the upcoming fiscal year.

verb 認可；讚賞 to have a good opinion of someone or something

After reviewing the proposal, the board of directors unanimously approved the new marketing strategy.

noun 圍裙 a garment that you wear over your clothes to protect them while you are cooking, cleaning, or doing other messy jobs

Judy put on her apron before she started baking so that she wouldn't get any flour on her clothes.

noun 停機坪；機坪 a flat, open area of concrete or tarmac, typically in front of a hangar or terminal, where aircraft can be parked and serviced

The pilot taxied the plane onto the apron, where it was immediately surrounded by a team of ground crew members ready to service it.

adjective 武裝的；持有武器的 having weapons or arms of a specified type; used especially in combination, such as armed robbery

The armed forces conducted a successful military operation to ensure the safety of the country.

adjective 武裝衝突的；涉及武器的 relating to or involving the use of weapons, such as armed conflict

In the midst of an armed standoff, the police negotiator attempted to peacefully resolve the situation.

verb 逮捕；拘留 to take into custody, usually for a crime

The police officer arrested the suspect after discovering drugs in his possession.

noun 逮捕；拘捕 the act of taking someone into custody, especially for a crime

The police made an arrest last night after catching the thief red-handed.

noun 灰燼；骨灰 the powdery residue remaining after something has been burned

After the bonfire, all that remained were the smoldering ashes.

noun 梣木；白蠟木材 the hard, light-colored wood of an ash tree, used for making furniture, sports equipment, and other items

He crafted a beautiful dining table from the ash wood of an old ash tree.

adverb 在一旁；靠邊 away from or to the side of something else

She moved aside to let the group pass through the narrow hallway.

adverb 撥出；留存 kept separate or saved for a particular purpose

I set aside some of my income every month for emergencies.

verb 侍候；服務；聽使喚 to work as someone’s servant

In the 19th century, many wealthy families employed maids and butlers to assist with household tasks.

verb 協助；幫助；輔助 to help or provide assistance in some task or situation

John offered to assist his elderly neighbor with carrying her groceries up the stairs.

noun 助理；助手 a person who helps with or supports a task or purpose

He hired an assistant to help him with administrative tasks

adjective 助理的；副的；輔助的 describing a person who is in a lower position and supports someone in a higher position

Samantha works as an assistant to the CEO and helps with day-to-day tasks, such as scheduling meetings and answering emails.

verb 假設；臆測；自以為 accept something to be true without verification or proof

Samantha assumed that her co-worker had already completed the report, so she didn't bother checking.

verb 呈現；採取；擺出 take on a certain form, attribute, or appearance

When attending a job interview, it is important to assume an air of confidence and professionalism.

noun 運動員；競技選手 a person who is proficient in sports and other forms of physical exercise

During the Olympic Games, the athlete sprinted across the finish line, breaking the world record.

noun （身體）姿態；姿勢 the arrangement of the body and its limbs

When performing ballet, a dancer’s attitude involves lifting one leg behind the body while maintaining a straight back and arms extended gracefully.

noun 態度；心態 a complex mental state involving beliefs, feelings, values, and disposition to act in certain ways

Her positive attitude made her resilient through tough times.

verb 吸引；招引 cause (someone or something) to come to or move toward a person, place, or thing

The colorful advertisements and catchy jingles are designed to attract customers to the new shopping mall.

verb 誘惑；迷住 draw or allure toward oneself or itself, often by exerting a fascinating power or influence

The colorful advertisements and captivating display in the store window attracted shoppers like magnets.

adjective 具吸引力的；有磁性的 having the properties of a magnet; the ability to draw or pull

The powerful speaker had an attractive presence on stage, drawing the attention of the entire audience.

adjective 迷人的；令人嚮往的 having power to arouse interest

The charismatic speaker had an attractive way of captivating the audience with his words.

noun 觀眾；聽眾 the people who listen to or watch a specific television program, film, read a specific book, etc.

The audience applauded enthusiastically at the end of the play.

noun 聽眾；在場群眾 a group of people gathered to listen to a speech, performance, or presentation.

The politician captivated the audience with his powerful speech on social reform.

adjective 自動的；機械操作的 operating with minimal human intervention, typically done by a machine; independent of external control

The automatic coffee machine brewed a fresh cup of coffee every morning with no need for manual input.

adjective 無意識的；反射性的 happening or done without deliberate thought or effort, often as a result of habit or a machine’s programming

Since she had been playing the piano for many years, her finger movements became automatic, and she could effortlessly read and play the sheet music.

noun 途徑；管道 a line of approach

As a young entrepreneur, starting a social media campaign is an excellent avenue to promote your brand.

noun 大道；林蔭大道 a wide street or thoroughfare

The newly constructed avenue was lined with trees and decorative streetlights, creating a picturesque scene for pedestrians and drivers alike.

adjective 清醒的；未入睡的 completely conscious and not sleeping

She was wide awake and alert after drinking a cup of coffee.

adjective 警覺的；機靈的 quick to notice and respond to things; mentally alert

Despite having only a few hours of sleep, she was fully awake during the important business meeting and able to make quick decisions.

verb 醒來；從睡眠中醒來 stop sleeping

The sound of the alarm clock was so loud that it finally awakened him from his deep slumber.

verb 喚醒；使清醒 cause to become awake or conscious

The gentle rays of the sun streaming through the window awaken her from a deep slumber.

noun 獎項；獎品 something given for victory or superiority in a contest or competition or for winning a lottery

After winning the Olympic gold medal, the athlete stood on the podium and received her award.

noun （法院）裁定賠償；判賠 a grant made by a law court

The plaintiff was thrilled to receive a substantial cash award from the law court as compensation for their injuries.

adjective 知曉的；了解的 having knowledge or understanding; cognizant

She was aware of the potential danger and proceeded with caution.

adjective 有意識的；警覺的 mindful; conscious; informed

After being diagnosed with a food allergy, Amy became more aware of the ingredients in her meals.

adjective 糟糕的；惡劣的 exceptionally bad

The weather was so awful that we had to cancel our picnic plans.

adjective 惡劣的；令人反感的 offensive or malicious

His awful behavior towards his colleagues got him fired from the company.

adjective 尷尬的；不方便的 causing inconvenience

It was awkward when I accidentally stepped on someone's foot in the crowded elevator.

adjective 笨拙的；不靈活的 lacking grace or skill in movement, manner, or performance

The comedian's jokes fell flat and he became awkwardly silent on stage.

noun 背景；遠景 the part of a picture or scene that is behind the main objects in front

In the family photo, you can see a beautiful mountain range in the background, though the focus is on the smiling faces of the family members.

noun （舞台）布景；背景幕 scenic material used to decorate the rear of a stage

The set designer used a painted background of a forest to create the illusion of being in the woods on stage.

noun 培根；燻豬肉片 Thin slices of salted and smoked pork used as a food, typically fried until crisp.

I woke up to the mouthwatering smell of sizzling bacon wafting through the air.

noun 培根；醃漬豬背肉 Back and sides of a pig, cured and smoked or salted, usually sliced thinly and fried.

The sizzle of the bacon in the morning enticed everyone out of bed.

noun 細菌 Microscopic organisms, either single-celled or non-cellular, that lack chlorophyll and reproduce through fission. They can be spherical, spiral, or rod-shaped and are important as both pathogens and for their biochemical properties. Classifying them can be difficult, and they are often erroneously considered to be plants.

The doctor identified the cause of the illness as a strain of bacteria, and prescribed antibiotics to fight the infection.

adverb 表現差地；不好地 in a poor or unsatisfactory manner; not well

The students performed badly on the exam despite studying for weeks.

adverb 非常；迫切地 very much; strongly

He needed a break badly after working for 12 hours straight.

noun 行李；旅行箱 cases used to carry belongings when traveling

Before boarding the plane, make sure to check that your baggage meets the weight and size requirements.

noun （舊時貶義）蕩婦；惡婦 a worthless or immoral woman

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verb 激怒；挑釁 to intentionally make someone angry by saying or doing annoying things.

Don't take the bait and respond to his rude comments. He's just trying to provoke you.

verb 放餌；下餌 putting bait on a hook or in a trap.

The fisherman carefully placed the bait on the hook, hoping to entice a big catch.

verb 設局欺騙；誘騙 To deceive or mislead someone by setting a trap or using a scheme.

The con artist managed to bamboo the unsuspecting victim into investing in a fraudulent scheme.

noun 竹子；竹 A tall tropical plant with woody stems and a jointed stem, often used as a food source, for making furniture and crafts, or in construction.

In rural communities, bamboo is commonly used to build traditional houses and fences due to its durability and abundance.

noun 爆炸聲；巨響 a loud noise or explosive sound

The sudden bang of the firework startled everyone at the party.

noun 猛烈撞擊；重擊 a sudden hard hit

The car door slammed shut with a loud bang, causing everyone to turn and look.

noun 銀行家；銀行業者 a financier who owns or is an executive in a bank

John’s father is a successful banker and has worked in the banking industry for over 30 years.

noun （賭局）莊家 the person in charge of the bank in a gambling game

In a game of baccarat, the banker distributes the cards and manages the bets placed by the players.

adjective 未上漆的；無塗裝的 lacking a surface finish such as paint

The wooden table was left bare, with no paint or varnish.

adjective 裸露的；赤裸的 completely unclothed

After a long day at the beach, Marcus decided to sunbathe bare on the secluded section of the shore.

adverb 稀少地；幾乎沒有地 in a sparse or scanty way

The little girl barely had any food left in her plate.

adverb 勉強；剛剛才 only a very short time before

I had barely finished my breakfast when the taxi arrived.

noun 穀倉；農場畜舍 a large farm building used for storing crops and keeping animals

The farmer led the cows into the barn to protect them from the storm.

noun （物理）靶恩（面積單位） (physics) a unit of measurement for the cross section area of atomic nuclei

Scientists use barns to describe the size of atomic nuclei, just as carpenters use square footage to describe the size of a barn.

noun 桶；大木桶 a cylindrical container that holds liquids

The winemaker poured the freshly pressed grape juice into a wooden barrel to ferment and age it.

noun 一桶的量；桶容量 the quantity that a barrel (of any size) will hold

The large oak barrel held 50 gallons of wine.

noun 地下室；地下樓層 a room or rooms in a building that are located below ground level, either partially or completely

During the hot summer months, the basement of our house is a cool escape from the heat.

verb 吼叫；長嗥 to make a deep and prolonged sound

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noun 船艙隔間；醫療艙 a compartment on a ship between decks, often used as a hospital

The injured sailors were taken to the bay for treatment and care.

noun 串珠；珠子 a small ball with a hole through the middle

She threaded some beads onto a wire to make a necklace.

noun 小圓珠（玻璃、木、石等） a spherical object that is usually small and made of material such as stone, wood, glass or plastic

She strung beads together to create a beautiful necklace.

noun 樑；橫梁 a long and thick piece of wood, metal or concrete used in construction

The carpenters used a beam to support the ceiling of the house.

noun 平衡木（體操器材） a gymnastics apparatus used by women gymnasts

The gymnast gracefully balanced on the beam, performing a series of flips and twists with finesse.

noun 野獸；大型動物 an animal, especially a large or dangerous one

During our safari, we encountered a majestic lion, the king of beasts, roaming freely in the wild.

noun 殘暴的人；惡人 a cruelly rapacious person

The drug lord was a beast, terrorizing the neighborhood and exploiting the vulnerable for his own gain.

verb 突出；懸伸 to jut out or hang over with a beetle-like shape

The roof of the old barn was beginning to beetle over the entrance, creating a sheltered nook.

noun 甲蟲 an insect that has biting mouthparts and forewings modified into hard covers overlying the membranous rear wings

As a child, I would catch beetles and keep them in a jar to observe their behavior.

adverb 在下方；在底下 in a lower position than someone or something; under someone or something.

The fox was hiding beneath the bushes, waiting for the rabbit to come out.

preposition 在…表面下；在…底下 situated or occurring below the surface of something

The sunken ship lay beneath the waves, silently corroding over time.

noun 好處；益處 something that promotes or enhances well-being

Regular exercise is a benefit to overall health.

noun 慈善演出；募款活動 an event held to raise money for a charitable organization

The local community organized a benefit concert to support the construction of a new homeless shelter.

noun 漿果；小果實 any of many small pulpy fruits that are often used in desserts, jams, jellies, and preserves

She picked a handful of ripe strawberries from the garden to add a burst of sweetness to the fruit salad.

noun 莓果（葡萄、藍莓等） a small fruit with either a single or multiple seeds, such as grapes, blueberries or blackberries

She picked a handful of ripe berries from the bush and ate them.

noun 附帶事項；次要點 a side or secondary point or matter

Besides finishing his main project, he also completed several other side projects.

adverb 此外；還有 in addition

Besides studying for her exams, Emily also works part-time at a local café.

noun 賭注；賭金 the money risked on a gamble

John placed a bet of $50 on his favorite football team to win the game.

verb 相信；確信 have faith or confidence in

After years of dedicated practice, I'm willing to bet that he will win the championship.

verb 綑綁；捆縛 to secure or fasten with ropes, string, or cord

The prisoner’s wrists were bound tightly with ropes to prevent him from escaping.

verb 固定；紮緊 to make something firm or secure by tying or wrapping around with something

I had to bind the stack of papers with a rubber band to prevent them from falling apart.

noun 苦味 the property of having a harsh unpleasant taste

The medicine had a bitter taste, making it difficult for the child to swallow

verb 使變苦；加苦味 to make something bitter in taste

She added too much baking powder to the muffins, making them bitter.

verb 流血；出血 to lose blood from one’s body

After the accident, the injured man began to bleed profusely.

verb 放血（醫療） to remove blood from someone’s body (e.g to treat them medically)

The doctor needs to bleed the patient in order to reduce their high blood pressure.

verb 賜福；祝福 give a benediction to

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verb 祝聖；畫十字祝禱 make the sign of the cross over someone in order to call on God for protection; consecrate

The priest will bless the wedding rings during the ceremony.

adjective 血淋淋的；沾滿血的 covered with or accompanied by blood

After the car accident, my shirt was bloody and my head was throbbing with pain.

verb 弄出血；使染血 to make bloody; to stain or cover with blood

The butcher accidentally cut his hand and proceeded to bloody the meat he was preparing.

noun 女用上衣；女衫 a type of shirt worn by women or girls:

She paired her new blouse with a skirt for a professional and stylish look.

noun 寬鬆上衣；罩衫 a garment typically worn by women or girls that covers the upper body

She paired her floral blouse with a skirt for a feminine look.

adjective 大膽的；勇敢的 fearless and daring

Despite her fear of heights, she took a bold leap off the cliff into the deep blue ocean below.

adjective 醒目的；鮮明的 clear and distinct

The bold headline caught everyone's attention.

noun 炸彈；爆炸物 An explosive device that can be set to detonate under specific conditions.

The bomb squad was called in to safely defuse the explosive device.

verb 轟炸；投彈 To attack with bombs; to throw bombs at a target.

The military bombed the enemy's headquarters, causing significant damage.

noun 書櫃；書架 A piece of furniture consisting of shelves for storing books, often designed to be placed against a wall.

I finally organized my book collection on the bookcase my grandfather built for me.

noun 壁掛書架；嵌牆書架 A set of shelves for storing books, usually attached to the wall or built into it.

John proudly displayed his extensive book collection on the bookcase he built himself.

noun 拷打腳部的刑具 an instrument of torture that is used to heat or crush the foot and leg

In medieval times, prisoners were forced to endure the boot as a form of punishment for their crimes.

verb 踢；踹 to kick or give a boot to

The bully threatened to boot the timid boy if he didn’t give him his lunch money.

noun 令人厭煩的人或事 a person or thing that causes boredom or disinterest

The lengthy lecture on logarithmic equations was a real bore, and many students struggled to stay awake.

verb 鑽孔；打洞 to make a hole in something using a tool, usually a drill

The carpenter used a power drill to bore holes in the wooden board for the screws.

noun 保齡球運動 the activity of playing bowling

On weekends, we usually gather at the bowling alley and have a friendly competition.

noun （板球）投球 (cricket) the action of throwing the ball towards the batsman

In the cricket match, the bowler showed excellent bowling skills by consistently delivering the ball with precision and pace.

noun 剎車；煞車裝置 a device used for slowing or stopping a vehicle

When driving down a steep hill, it's important to apply the brake to ensure safety.

verb 剎車；煞車 to stop by using the brake

When approaching a red light, remember to brake gently to avoid jolting the passengers.

noun 黃銅製品；銅器 an ornament or utensil made of brass

The vintage doorknob was adorned with an intricate brass design.

noun 黃銅；銅鋅合金 an alloy of copper and zinc

The musician played a beautiful melody on his brass trumpet.

noun 勇氣；勇敢 the feeling or quality of being brave; courageously facing danger, difficulty, or pain without showing fear

In the face of a burning building, the firefighter displayed tremendous bravery as they rushed inside to save lives.

noun 無畏；膽量 the state or condition of having no fear

Despite her fear of heights, Sara displayed great bravery when she climbed to the top of the mountain to rescue the stranded hiker.

verb 勇敢面對；迎向 meet, face, or confront directly and with courage or bravery

The young boy bravely breasted the bully and stood up for himself.

noun 禽胸肉；雞胸 the meat from the front part of a bird’s body

The roasted chicken breast was perfectly cooked and juicy.

noun 呼吸；氣息 the air that you inhale and exhale from your lungs

After running up the stairs, she took a deep breath to catch her breath.

verb 呼吸；吸氣吐氣 to inhale and exhale air from the lungs

After finishing his intense workout, John took a moment to sit down and breathe deeply, allowing his heart rate to gradually return to normal.

verb 表達；傳達 to express or communicate something

She took a deep breath and calmly expressed her opinion during the meeting.

noun 輕而易舉的事 an easy task or endeavor

Cleaning my room is always a breeze because I have a systematic approach and it doesn't take much time.

noun 微風；清風 a gentle wind (sometimes refreshing)

As I lounged on the beach, a cool breeze rustled through the palm trees, providing a refreshing break from the scorching sun.

noun 可靠的好人；義氣朋友 a reliable and helpful person.

When my car broke down on the side of the road, my friend Andy came to my rescue. He's always been a brick, willing to lend a hand whenever someone is in need.

noun 磚塊；磚頭 a rectangular block of clay, hardened by baking in the sun or a kiln, used in building and paving.

The mason carefully placed each brick on top of the other, using mortar to hold them in place.

noun 新娘 A woman who is getting married or has just been married.

As the bride walked down the aisle, everyone admired her beautiful wedding gown.

noun 聖布里吉德（愛爾蘭守護聖人） Irish abbess; a patron saint of Ireland (453-523)

The annual pilgrimage to St. Bride's Abbey attracts thousands of devoted followers seeking blessings and solace.

verb 廣播；播出 to transmit a radio or television program

The radio station will broadcast the live concert to millions of listeners.

verb 廣泛宣傳；散播消息 to make something widely known or publicized

The local news station will broadcast the announcement of the winner of the election.

verb 吃早午餐 To eat a brunch meal.

On Sundays, I like to brunch with my friends at a trendy cafe and enjoy some delicious avocado toast.

noun 早午餐 A meal that combines breakfast and lunch, usually served late morning or early afternoon.

On lazy Sundays, my friends and I like to go out for brunch and enjoy a leisurely meal of avocado toast and mimosas.

noun 泡泡；氣泡 a hollow ball of gas (such as air or carbon dioxide)

The children were delighted by the bubbles floating in the air.

verb 冒泡；起泡 to form, produce, or give off bubbles

As she poured the soda into the glass, she watched the bubbles bubble up to the surface.

verb 用桶搬運 to carry or move something in a bucket

I need to bucket the sand from the beach.

noun 水桶；提桶 a cylindrical container with an open top and a handle, typically used for carrying liquids or other materials

I filled up the bucket with water from the well.

noun 芽；嫩芽 a swelling on a plant stem consisting of overlapping immature leaves or petals

As I examined the rose bush in my garden, I noticed several small buds beginning to form at the base of the stems.

noun 花苞；未開花蕾 a partially opened flower

The rose bush was covered in buds, each waiting for its moment to unfold into a beautiful bloom.

noun 預算；經費 a sum of money allocated for a particular purpose

Before going shopping, I created a budget for myself to ensure that I wouldn't overspend.

verb 編列預算；做財務規劃 to plan to use money for a particular purpose

Before going on vacation, it is important to budget your expenses and prioritize your spending.

noun 北美野牛肉 the meat of the North American bison.

We barbecued buffalo burgers for dinner last night.

noun 野牛皮；水牛皮 a buffalo robe.

The Native American warrior draped the warm buffalo over his shoulders, providing protection from the bitter winter chill.

noun （餐廳旁）餐具碗櫃；餐邊櫃 a piece of furniture that stands at the side of a dining room; has shelves and drawers

The buffet was filled with fine dishes and linens.

verb 猛烈衝擊；使搖晃 knock (someone) off course

The strong winds buffeted the small boat, making it difficult for the sailor to stay on course.

noun 球莖；鱗莖 a modified bud consisting of a thickened underground stem and serving as a reproductive structure for some plants

The tulip bulb was planted in the fall and produced a beautiful flower in the spring.

noun （儀器）球形端；燈泡 a rounded part of a cylindrical instrument, typically at one end; e.g. a thermometer or syringe

Be sure to check the bulb of the thermometer before taking your temperature.

noun 靶心；紅心 the center of a target

After practicing for weeks, she was finally able to hit the bull’s eye with her bow and arrow.

noun 多頭；看漲投資者 an investor with an optimistic market outlook; an investor who expects prices to rise and buys now for resale later

Jerry is a bull who believes that the stock market will continue to rise, so he invests heavily in the market.

noun 子彈；彈頭 a projectile that is fired from a gun

The detective examined the bullet found at the crime scene for any potential clues.

noun 高鐵；子彈列車 a high-speed passenger train

The bullet train raced through the countryside, reaching speeds of over 300 kilometers per hour.

noun 腫塊；隆起 a lump on the body caused by a blow

After tripping and falling, he noticed a painful bump on his forehead.

noun 突起；凸出物 something that bulges out or projects from its surroundings

I accidentally hit the wall with my shoulder and left a visible bump.

verb 聚集；成束 form into a close group or cluster

The kids gathered a bunch of flowers and presented it to their teacher.

noun 束；串；一把 a group of similar things that are held or tied together

I picked a bunch of flowers for my mom’s birthday

noun 包裹；一批 a collection of things wrapped or boxed together

I received a bundle of books as a gift.

noun 捆；紮 a package of several things tied together, typically for carrying or storing

The hiker tightly secured a bundle of firewood to his backpack before heading into the wilderness.

verb 埋葬；安葬 to put a dead body into the ground

The grieving family gathered at the cemetery to bury their loved one and say their final goodbyes.

verb 埋入；掩埋 to put something into the ground

She wants to bury the time capsule in the backyard so that it can be dug up in 10 years.

noun 灌木；矮木叢 a low woody plant that has several main stems and is usually perennial

We went hiking and spotted a beautiful bush covered in colorful flowers.

verb 裝襯套；加護套 fit (a piece of equipment) with bushes; line or protect with bushes

Before installing the new control panel, make sure to bush it adequately to prevent any electrical issues.

noun 嗡嗡聲；振動聲 a sound made by something that vibrates rapidly

As the bee flew by, I could hear the soft buzz of its wings.

verb 嗡嗡叫；發嗡鳴聲 to make a continuous low sound, like the one a bee makes

As the bees flew around the garden, their buzzing filled the air with a soothing melody.

noun 小木屋；山間小屋 a small house built of wood, typically in a wooded area

After a long hike through the forest, we reached a cozy cabin nestled among the trees.

noun 船艙；客艙 a small room where people sleep on a ship or boat

After a long day of fishing, the weary sailors retired to their cabins to rest.

noun 有線電視 a television system that transmits over cables

I miss the days when cable TV meant having more than 10 channels to choose from.

noun 鏈節（海洋深度單位） a unit of depth for measuring the depth of water, equal to approximately 100 fathoms

The ship’s captain ordered the crew to start checking the cable as they entered the deep part of the ocean.

noun 自助餐廳；員工餐廳 a self-service restaurant or dining area, where customers usually serve themselves from a buffet and pay a cashier

I usually eat my lunch at the company cafeteria.

noun 校園；院區 the buildings and land of a university, college, hospital, or large business

The campus of the university is spread across 100 acres, with state-of-the-art facilities and beautiful landscaping.

noun 峽谷；深谷 a deep, narrow valley with steep sides, often with a stream or river running through it

We hiked along the rim of the majestic canyon, marveling at the breathtaking views of the river winding through the deep valley

adjective 有能力的；勝任的 having the ability or capacity to accomplish a task or goal

Despite his young age, Jack proved to be capable of leading the team to victory.

adjective 具備技能的；能幹的 possessing the necessary skills and qualifications to perform a task with success

After years of training, she became capable of playing the piano at a professional level.

noun 領導者；隊長 the leader of a group of people

The captain of the ship was responsible for navigating and maintaining the vessel.

noun 船長；艦長 a licensed officer who commands a merchant ship

Captain Smith was responsible for safely navigating the cargo ship across the ocean.

verb 捕捉；逮捕 to take hold of something after chasing or pursuing it

The police were able to capture the thief after a high-speed chase through the city.

verb 吸引；抓住（注意力） to attract and make someone interested in something or someone

The new movie trailer captured the attention of millions of viewers worldwide, resulting in a record-breaking opening weekend at the box office.

noun 職業生涯；事業 the general progression of your working or professional life

After years of hard work and dedication, she finally reached the peak of her career as a high-powered executive.

verb 全速衝行；飛馳 move headlong at high speed

The race car careers around the track, reaching incredible speeds.

verb 從事木工；做木匠活 to work as a carpenter or do the work of a carpenter

My neighbor hired a skilled carpenter to build a new deck on their house.

noun 木匠；木工師傅 a person who makes or repairs wooden objects, especially in construction

After the storm, the carpenter came to repair the damaged roof.

verb 鋪地毯；鋪設毛毯 to cover a floor or other surface with a carpet

She decided to carpet her bedroom floor with a soft, plush carpet in a light shade of grey.

noun 地毯；毛毯 a piece of thick fabric used for covering floors that usually has a soft surface or piles

I need to buy a new carpet for my living room.

noun 托架；滑動機構 a mechanical component that moves other parts

The carriage of the typewriter smoothly moves from left to right when I type a sentence.

noun 馬車；四輪馬車 a vehicle with wheels, usually drawn by horses, that is used for transportation

The newlyweds rode in a horse-drawn carriage through the streets after their wedding ceremony.

noun 推車；手推車 a vehicle with one, two, or four wheels that can be pushed by a person

In the grocery store, I loaded the cart with fruits and vegetables before pushing it to the checkout counter.

verb 用車搬運；推運 move or carry something using a cart

He carted away all the boxes from the store room.

verb 選角；指定角色 select to play, sing, or dance a part in a play, movie, musical, opera, or ballet

The director casted Sarah as the lead actress in the upcoming Broadway musical.

verb 分配角色；安排演員 assign the roles of (a movie or a play) to actors

The director casted the talented actress as the lead role in the upcoming film.

adjective 漫不經心的；隨便的 unconcerned or indifferent; not showing much interest or worry

Despite having an important exam the following day, Claire was casual about studying and spent the evening watching movies instead.

adjective 休閒的；非正式的 appropriate for everyday use or regular occasions

Wearing jeans and a t-shirt is a casual attire for a weekend brunch.

noun 牛隻；牲畜 A type of domesticated animal, such as cows, bulls, or steers, that are raised for meat or dairy products.

The farmer’s field was full of cattle grazing on the grass.

noun 洞穴；山洞 a large hole in the side of a hill, cliff, or mountain, or underground.

During their hiking adventure, the explorers stumbled upon a hidden cave in the heart of the dense forest.

noun 天然地下洞穴；岩洞 a natural underground space or chamber, typically formed by the erosion of limestone or other soft rocks.

Explorers discovered ancient drawings on the walls of the deep cave.

adjective 奪冠的；第一名的 holding first place in a contest

After months of tough competition, she finally became the champion of the tennis tournament.

noun 冠軍；得勝者 a person who has won first place in a competition

Serena Williams is a true champion having won 23 Grand Slam singles titles in tennis.

verb 迷住；使著迷 to please or attract someone by using your personal qualities

The actor's natural charm won over the audience, making them all laugh and cheer throughout the performance.

verb 施魔法；用符咒 to use an object or saying that is believed to bring good luck

She carried a small rabbit's foot as a charm to bring her good luck in her exams.

noun 閒聊；非正式交談 an informal conversation

I met up with my friends at the coffee shop and we had a delightful chat over cups of hot tea.

noun 獨唱曲（音樂） a musical composition typically sung by one person

The opera singer performed a beautiful chat, showcasing her incredible vocal range and control.

noun 無禮；厚臉皮 impudent aggressiveness

During the meeting, Tom had the audacity to interrupt the CEO and question his decisions, with a display of cheek that left everyone speechless.

noun 臉頰 either side of the face below the eyes

She smiled and blushed, her cheeks turning a rosy pink.

adjective 開朗的；愉快的 having or showing good spirits; full of or promoting cheer

Despite the rainy weather, she remained cheerful and brought smiles to everyone's faces.

adjective 樂觀的；興致勃勃的 pleasantly optimistic, even if unrealistic

Despite the pouring rain, Jane remained cheerful and excited about going to the beach.

noun 櫻桃樹 the tree that produces cherries.

The cherry tree in the backyard is blooming beautifully this spring.

noun 櫻桃 a small, round fruit with a single hard stone, typically bright or dark red in color.

She plucked a ripe cherry from the tree and popped it into her mouth, savoring its sweet and tart flavors.

noun 箱子；大木箱 a container with a lid, used for storing things, typically large and robust

The treasure chest was full of gold coins and precious gemstones.

noun 胸部；胸膛 the front part of the body between the neck and the stomach

He put his hand on his chest and said, ’I promise to always love you.’

noun 發冷；畏寒（病兆） a feeling of coldness that usually indicates the beginning of an illness and the development of a fever

Sarah woke up with a chill and decided to stay home from work to rest and prevent getting more sick.

noun 寒意；不寒而慄 a sudden feeling of fear or unease

As she walked through the abandoned house, a chill ran down her spine, making her regret her decision to explore alone.

adjective 冷淡的；不熱情的 not showing or feeling any enthusiasm or affection

Even though it was her birthday, Jane gave a chilly response when her friends surprised her with a party.

adjective 冷漠的；不友善的 lacking warmth or friendliness

At the party, everyone was dancing and having fun, but John stood in the corner with a chilly expression on his face.

noun 煙囪 a vertical channel through which smoke or fumes are carried away from a fire, typically through the roof of a building.

As the fire crackled in the fireplace, the chimney efficiently funneled the smoke outside, leaving the room free from any lingering smell.

noun （油燈）玻璃燈罩 a glass cylinder used to surround the flame of an oil lamp, to protect it from drafts.

During the power outage, Sarah lit her oil lamp and placed a chimney over the flame to ensure it stayed protected from any drafts in the room.

noun 下巴；頦部 the part of the face at the bottom of the jaw

The boxer's punch landed squarely on his opponent's chin, knocking him out cold.

noun 下頜突出部分 the protruding part of the lower jaw

She rested her chin on her hand as she listened intently to the lecture.

noun 籌碼（賭博用） a small disk-shaped counter used to represent money when gambling

In the casino, he placed a chip worth $100 on the roulette table.

noun 牛糞片（曬乾的） a piece of dried bovine dung

After stepping in a pile of cow manure, she had a chip on her shoe.

noun （網球）切球；下旋球 a tennis return made with a downward motion that puts backspin on the ball

In the tennis match, Rafael executed a perfect chop which caused the ball to bounce low and spin away from his opponent, making it difficult to return.

verb 劈；砍；剁 cut with a hacking tool

The lumberjack used his axe to chop down the tree.

noun 香菸；紙菸 A slender roll of finely cut tobacco wrapped in paper, designed to be smoked.

Thomas took a break from work and stepped outside to enjoy a cigarette.

noun 電影院 a theater where films are shown

I love going to the cinema with my friends on weekends to watch the latest movies.

noun 電影（媒介）；電影業 a medium that disseminates moving pictures

The cinema was packed over the weekend with moviegoers eager to see the latest blockbuster release.

noun 馬戲團；流動表演團 a travelling company of entertainers, including trained animals

We took our children to the circus and they loved watching the acrobats, clowns, and trained animals perform.

noun 馬戲表演；雜技演出 a performance of acrobats, clowns, and trained animals given by a travelling company

We took the kids to the circus and they were amazed by the acrobats, clowns, and trained animals performing in the big top.

noun 公民；國民 a person who is either born or has been given legal rights to live permanently in a country and has the rights and protection of that country

As a citizen of the United States, John was entitled to vote and receive protection from the government.

adjective 國內的；公民之間的 of or occurring within the state or between or among citizens of the state

The civil war between the Northern and Southern states in the United States occurred due to differences in political views and economic interests.

adjective 有秩序的；守社會規範的 of or in a condition of social order

During the protest, the police urged everyone to remain civil and not resort to violence.

noun 黏土；陶土 A type of soil that is composed of very fine mineral particles and is used to make pottery, bricks and ceramics.

The potter molded the clay into a beautiful vase on the pottery wheel.

noun 克萊（美國政治人物亨利·克萊） A United States politician who worked to keep the country united and peaceful by negotiating between free and slave states.

Henry Clay played a crucial role in crafting the Compromise of 1850, which helped maintain peace between the North and South by addressing the issue of slavery.

noun 清潔工；打掃人員 a person whose job is to clean things

The cleaner diligently mopped the floors and sanitized every surface in the office building.

noun 乾洗店業者；洗衣業者 a person who operates a dry-cleaning business

The cleaner examined the suit for any stains before proceeding to dry-clean it.

noun （電腦）客戶端；用戶端 (computer science) a computer or program that uses the services provided by another computer or program, typically to request data from a server

In a web browsing scenario, the user's computer acts as the client, sending requests to a web server to retrieve and display web pages.

noun 客戶；委託人 a person or organization that uses the professional advice or services of another

The advertising agency's biggest client is a multinational corporation who relies on their expertise for their marketing campaigns.

noun 門診診所；醫療中心 a healthcare facility for outpatient care

She visited the clinic for a routine check-up and was pleased with the courteous staff and the convenient location.

noun 專科診所；聯合診所 a medical establishment run by a group of medical specialists

I visited the dental clinic to get my tooth extracted.

noun 夾子；迴紋針 a small fastener used to hold things together

I used a clip to hold my papers together.

verb 用夾子夾住；別住 to attach with a clip

She clipped her hair back with a barrette.

noun 衣櫥；衣櫃 a tall piece of furniture that provides storage space for clothes; usually has a door and rails or hooks for hanging clothes

I need to organize my clothes and create more space in my closet.

noun 儲藏間；小儲物室 a small room (or recess) or cabinet used for storage space

She opened the closet and took out her favorite dress.

verb 為…穿衣；替…穿衣 to dress or put clothes on someone or something

After the swim, she dried off and quickly clothe herself in warm towels.

verb 提供衣物；給…穿戴 to provide with clothes or covering; dress; array

The parents loved to clothe their newborn baby in soft, cozy outfits.

noun 小丑；丑角 a person who amuses others by ridiculous behavior

The children at the birthday party were delighted by the clown’s silly jokes and funny antics.

verb 耍寶；胡鬧 to act or behave in a silly or foolish manner

During the meeting, Jack couldn’t resist clowning around, so his boss reprimanded him.

verb 提供線索；給予提示 to give information or hints that help someone solve a problem or mystery

The detective looked for any possible clue left behind by the burglar in order to solve the robbery.

noun 線索；提示 evidence or information that helps to solve a problem or mystery

The detective found a clue at the crime scene that led him to discover the identity of the murderer.

verb 駕馭馬車；趕馬車 drive a coach

John learned how to coach a horse-drawn coach and now he takes tourists on scenic rides through the countryside.

noun （體育）教練；指導員 (sports) someone in charge of training an athlete or a team

The coach analyzed the player's performance and provided guidance on how to improve their skills.

noun 雄鳥；公雞 a male bird

The proud rooster strutted around the farmyard, his vibrant plumage catching the sunlight.

noun 公雞；雄雞 a rooster

At the break of dawn, the cock crowed to awaken the farm.

noun 雞尾酒；調酒 a short mixed drink

The bartender mixed up a delicious cocktail for the customer to sip on.

noun 開胃小菜；餐前點心 an appetizer served as a first course at a meal

The waiter brought us a tray of bite-sized appetizers, including shrimp cocktail with cocktail sauce, before our main course.

noun 椰子樹；椰樹 a tall palm tree that grows coconuts as fruit, widely planted in tropical regions

In the tropical islands, the locals rely on the coconut tree for its versatile uses, such as using the leaves for shelter, the wood for building, and the coconuts for food and drinks.

noun 椰肉；椰子果肉 the white, edible meat of a coconut, often shredded and used in cakes and curries

I added some freshly grated coconut to the curry to enhance its flavor.

noun （動物頸部的）環形標記；追蹤頸圈 a band or marking that encircles the neck of an animal (in zoology)

The researcher placed a GPS collar around the neck of the lion to track its movements in the wild.

verb 抓住（衣領）；逮捕 to seize by the neck or collar

The police officer swiftly collared the suspect and placed him under arrest.

noun 收藏品；蒐藏 several things grouped together or considered as a whole

My grandmother has an extensive collection of antique dolls.

noun 合集；文集 a publication containing a variety of works

I visited the library and borrowed a collection of short stories written by different authors.

noun （生物）群落；群體 a group of organisms of the same type living or growing together

The ants created a colony in the empty space behind the house.

noun （細菌）菌落；菌群 a group of organisms grown from a single parent cell, especially bacteria

After streaking the bacteria on the agar plate, a visible colony was observed after 24 hours of incubation.

adjective 多彩多姿的；豐富有趣的 striking in variety and interest

The gardens were a riot of colorful flowers, making it a joyful place for visitors to take photographs.

adjective 色彩鮮豔的；繽紛的 having striking color

The garden was full of colorful flowers like bright red roses, yellow daisies and purple lilacs.

noun （化學）分離管柱 a vertical glass tube used in chemistry for separating mixtures

During the chemistry lab, the students connected the column to a vacuum and poured the mixture of chemicals, separating them based on their different boiling points.

noun 圓柱；柱子 a vertical cylindrical monument that stands alone

The ancient Greeks built tall marble columns to support the roofs of their temples.

noun 安慰；慰藉 a feeling of freedom from worry or disappointment

After a long stressful day, sinking into a plush armchair with a hot cup of tea brought me a deep sense of comfort.

noun 舒適；安逸 a state of being relaxed and feeling no pain

After a long day at work, I like to soak in a warm bath to find comfort and ease my sore muscles.

noun 逗號；逗點 a punctuation mark used to separate elements within a sentence’s grammatical structure

In the sentence, ’She ate a sandwich, some chips, and a drink,’ the comma separates the items in the list.

noun 黃鉤蛺蝶（翅膀有逗號紋的蝴蝶） a species of butterfly with a comma-shaped mark on each hind wing’s underside

Whilst on a nature walk with the local butterfly group, they pointed out a comma butterfly resting on a nearby leaf.

noun 委員會；（小組）工作委員 a group of people appointed for a specific function, typically consisting of members of a larger group.

The school’s fundraising committee consisted of parents, teachers, and community members who worked together to organize events and raise money for school programs.

noun 自發性組織；特別委員會 a self-constituted organization to promote something or to carry out a particular task.

The committee was formed to organize the annual charity event and ensure its success.

verb 傳遞（訊息）；溝通 transfer to another

Sarah used sign language to communicate with her deaf sister.

verb 表達（思想或感情）；傳達 transmit thoughts or feelings

In order to effectively communicate his ideas, John prepared a well-structured presentation.

noun 比較；對照 relation based on similarities and differences

In order to make a well-informed decision, it is important to conduct a thorough comparison of all available options.

noun 比較行為；對比 the act of examining resemblances

In order to make an informed decision, it's important to make a thorough comparison of different products before purchasing.

verb 競爭；角逐 engage in a contest to achieve a goal; strive to do better than others

In order to win the championship, the two teams will compete against each other in a thrilling match.

verb 參賽；比賽 participate in a competition; measure one’s abilities against others

In order to prove his skills, John decided to compete in the regional chess tournament.

verb 抱怨；投訴 to express dissatisfaction, annoyance, or unhappiness about something

She complained to the manager about the poor service she received at the restaurant.

verb 訴說（病痛）；申訴 to state that one is suffering from (a pain or other symptom of illness)

She complained of a severe headache and had to take a painkiller.

noun 投訴；申訴 an expression of dissatisfaction with a situation, product, or service

After receiving a faulty product, she called customer service to file a complaint about its poor quality and request a replacement.

noun 不滿；抱怨 a formerly used outcry of pain, rage, or sorrow

After waiting for hours, the customer lodged a complaint about the slow service at the restaurant.

noun 音樂會；演唱會 a public performance of music by singers or musicians, typically presented in a venue specifically designed for such performances with formal staging and lighting

Last night, I went to a concert at the grand theater downtown. The venue was filled with enthusiastic fans, and the musicians delivered an unforgettable performance with spectacular staging and lighting.

verb 協調安排；共同籌劃 plan or arrange (an event) by mutual agreement

Emily and Sarah decided to concert their efforts in organizing a charity concert to raise funds for a local orphanage.

noun 結論；判斷 the process of making a decision or forming an opinion

After much research and consideration, she reached the conclusion that the project would not be feasible within the given time frame.

noun 邏輯推論；定論 a statement that can be logically made based on the facts and information available

Based on the evidence presented during the trial, the jury came to the conclusion that the defendant was guilty.

noun 圓錐形；錐形 a shape whose base is a circle and whose sides taper up to a point

The ice cream vendor scooped a dollop of chocolate ice cream onto the cone, creating a perfect swirl that tapered up to a point.

noun 錐形物；交通錐 cone-shaped object or structure

The traffic cones were placed along the road to indicate the construction zone.

verb 確認；批准 give approval or an official stamp to something already determined or established

After reviewing the proposal, the board of directors convened to confirm the decision made by the hiring committee.

verb 認可；確定人選 support a person for a position or role

After carefully reviewing his qualifications and experience, the hiring committee decided to confirm John as the new CEO of the company.

verb 使困惑；使不知所措 cause someone to become bewildered or uncertain

The complicated instructions for assembling the furniture confused me.

verb 混淆；搞錯 mix up something with something else, causing a mistake or error

I always confuse the names of my colleagues in the office.

verb 連接；接通 join or unite

The railroad connects the city to the coast.

verb 聯繫；關聯 make a logical or causal connection

In order to properly connect the wires, you should first read the instructions carefully and identify which wire goes where.

adjective 有意識的；清醒的 having knowledge or perception of one’s surroundings, sensations, and thoughts

After the accident, he was conscious but remained still until the paramedics arrived.

adjective 意識到的；察覺的 showing awareness or realization of something

She was conscious of the fact that she was being followed, so she sped up her pace to lose the follower.

adjective 相當大的；可觀的 fairly large in size or extent, noteworthy

The project required considerable time and effort to complete.

adjective 恆定的；不變的 unvarying in nature

The temperature in the laboratory must be kept constant for the experiment to be reliable.

noun 常數（數學） a number representing a quantity assumed to have a fixed value in a specified mathematical context

In the equation 2x + 3y = 10, the value of 2 is a constant as it represents a fixed value that does not change regardless of the values assigned to x and y.

noun 洲；大陸 any of the world’s main continuous expanses of land (Africa, Antarctica, Asia, Australia, Europe, North America, South America).

Australia is the smallest continent in terms of land area, but it is incredibly diverse and home to unique wildlife such as kangaroos and koalas.

adjective 能自制排泄的 able to control urinary and fecal discharge

After undergoing a successful surgery, the patient regained continent control and no longer experienced involuntary bladder or bowel movements.

noun 主計長；財務主管 someone who maintains and audits business accounts

Jane works as a controller for a large manufacturing company, ensuring all financial records are accurate and conducting regular audits.

noun 管制員；指揮者 a person who directs and restrains

The flight controller at the airport directed the incoming planes to their designated gates and ensured their safe landing.

noun 烹飪器具；爐具 a cooking appliance used for preparing meals, such as an oven, stove, or microwave

After a long day at work, Sarah loves to unwind by using her slow cooker to make a delicious and comforting beef stew.

adjective 昂貴的；費用高的 involving high expense or price

The wedding was quite costly, with a lavish venue, extravagant decorations, and a gourmet menu.

adjective 代價大的；損失大的 causing or involving great expense or sacrifice

The repair of a luxury car can be quite costly, especially if it involves importing rare parts.

verb 填入棉花；塞棉 to fill in or stuff with cotton

The tailor had to cotton the plush teddy bear to make it soft and huggable.

noun 棉花；棉株 a type of plant with erect bushy growth that bears bolls containing seeds with many long, fine, soft, and hairy fibers

The cotton farmer carefully tended to his crop, ensuring that the plants received adequate sunlight and water so that they could produce high-quality cotton fibers.

verb 咳嗽；清喉嚨 to clear your throat and make a sudden explosive sound, especially because of irritation or to remove mucus

She had been coughing all morning due to a cold she caught from her coworker.

noun 咳嗽；咳嗽聲 a sudden noisy expulsion of air from the lungs that clears the airways; it could be a symptom of many respiratory illnesses, such as upper respiratory infections, bronchitis, pneumonia or tuberculosis

She had to cover her mouth and nose while walking through the crowded train to prevent coughing.

adjective 可數的；可計算的 able to be counted

I have a countable number of books on my shelf.

adjective （文法）可數的（有單複數） having a singular and plural form

When ordering food, please ensure that you ask for countable items such as one pizza or two hamburgers.

noun （英國）郡；行政區 a region created by territorial division for the purpose of local government (United Kingdom)

In the United Kingdom, a county is an administrative region that is responsible for local government. For example, Oxfordshire is a county that has its own council and elected officials.

noun （美國）縣；郡 the largest administrative district within a state (United States)

The residents of Smith County voted in favor of building a new hospital.

verb （飛機）側偏降落；修正側風 guide (an aircraft) to land in a crosswind.

As the strong winds blew perpendicular to the runway, the experienced pilot skillfully crabs the aircraft to ensure a safe landing.

noun 脾氣壞的人；易怒者 a bad-tempered or irritable person.

At the office, John was known as the crab because of his constant complaints and grumpy attitude.

noun 嬰兒搖籃；出生 the birth of a person

The midwife placed the newborn baby gently in the cradle, to welcome its arrival into this world.

verb 輕柔托抱；懷抱 to hold something gently and carefully

WRONG WITH EXCEPTION

noun 吊車；起重機 a machine with a pivoted arm for lifting and moving heavy objects

The construction crew used a crane to lift the steel beams into place.

verb 伸長脖子；探頭張望 to stretch out one’s neck in order to see something better

The child craned his neck to catch a glimpse of the circus parade passing by.

verb 猛烈撞擊；轟然倒下 break violently or noisily; smash

The sound of the crashing waves against the shore was music to her ears.

verb 撞毀；碰撞損壞 undergo damage or destruction on impact

The car crashed into the tree, completely destroying the front end.

verb 爬行；匍匐前進 to move slowly on hands and knees or with the body close to the ground

The baby began to crawl across the living room floor, exploring every corner.

verb 卑躬屈膝；俯首帖耳 to show fear or submission

The timid dog would crawl at the feet of its stern owner.

adjective 有創意的；富創造力的 having the ability or power to create, especially something new or imaginative

Sara's artwork showcases her creative talent and unique perspective.

adjective 啟發創作的；激發靈感的 promoting construction or creation

The brainstorming session sparked many creative ideas for the new advertising campaign.

noun 創作者；製作人 a person, company, or organization that originates or makes something

The artist is known as a prolific creator, producing masterpiece after masterpiece.

noun 創造者；發明者 someone or something that brings something into existence

The inventor is the creator of innovative technologies that have changed the world.

noun 生物；動物 a living being that can move voluntarily

While swimming in the ocean, I saw a magnificent creature that resembled a sea dragon.

noun 生靈；生命體 any living thing

The dense forests of the Amazon are home to a diverse range of creatures, including monkeys, birds, insects and reptiles.

noun 信用消費；賒帳 arrangement for deferred payment for goods and services

He purchased a new car on credit, and he is making monthly payments for it.

noun 信用額度；貸款額 money available for a client to borrow

The bank offered a credit of $10,000 to their trusted clients for their new businesses.

noun 划船隊；賽艇組員 a group of people who row together as a team in a race

The crew of eight rowers practiced tirelessly for months to prepare for the upcoming regatta.

noun 全體工作人員；員工團隊 a group of people who work together, often for a particular company or on a project

The crew of the ship worked diligently to ensure that all passengers arrived safely at their destination.

verb 打板球；玩板球 to play the game of cricket

On a sunny afternoon, the children gathered in the park to cricket, taking turns batting and fielding.

noun 蟋蟀 a type of leaping insect that makes chirping noises by rubbing its forewings together

As the sun started to set, the peaceful sound of crickets filled the warm summer evening.

noun 罪犯；犯罪者 a person who has committed a crime or has been legally convicted of one

The police apprehended the notorious criminal after an intense manhunt.

adjective 犯罪的；刑事的 relating to a crime or having the nature of one

The detective gathered evidence to build a strong case against the criminal.

adjective 酥脆的；脆口的 brittle and easily breakable, especially when referring to foods that have been fried or roasted until they are golden brown and delicious

The fried chicken has a crispy outer layer that is irresistible.

noun 農作物；栽培植物 a cultivated plant grown on a large scale for commercial purposes

The farmer harvested a bountiful crop of corn from his fields.

noun 收成；一季產量 the amount of produce harvested from plants in a single growing season

After a bountiful harvest, the farmers were pleased with the size of their crop.

noun 牙冠；齒冠 the part of a tooth that is visible above the gumline and covered in enamel

The dentist recommended a crown to fix the crack in my tooth.

noun 英國舊幣克朗（值五先令） a former British coin worth five shillings

The antique dealer sold a rare crown coin for a high price at the auction.

adjective 殘忍的；冷酷的 causing pain and being very unkind

He laughed cruelly at her misfortune, making her feel even worse.

adjective 無情的；毫無憐憫的 exhibiting a lack of mercy or compassion

Despite knowing the consequences, the cruel dictator insisted on sentencing innocent people to life in prison.

noun 碗櫥；食物儲藏櫃 a piece of furniture or a small closet used for storing household items

I opened the cupboard and found all of my favorite snacks neatly arranged inside.

adjective 乳製品的；含奶的 relating to or containing milk or milk products

I am unable to consume dairy products due to lactose intolerance.

noun 乳牛場；乳品農場 a farm where dairy products are produced

Visiting the dairy, we watched as the cows were milked and the milk was transformed into various dairy products such as cheese and butter.

noun 水壩；攔水壩 a barrier constructed to contain the flow of water or to keep out the sea

The construction of a dam on the river effectively controlled the water flow and prevented flooding in the nearby villages.

verb 築壩攔截；阻擋水流 to stop or slow down the movement or progress of something by putting an obstacle in its way

The construction of a dam along the river helped regulate the water flow and generate electricity.

noun 激將；膽量挑戰 a challenge to do something dangerous or foolhardy

I dare you to jump off that cliff into the water below.

verb 敢於嘗試；鼓起勇氣去做 be courageous enough to try or do something

I dare you to jump off the high dive.

noun 心頭好；最愛的人或事物 a favorite or preferred thing or person

As an avid coffee drinker, my morning cup of joe is my darling and gives me the energy I need to start my day.

adjective 深愛的；最心愛的 dearly loved or favorite

Every year on Valentine's Day, John prepares a romantic candlelit dinner for his darling wife.

noun 衝刺；快跑 a quick run

She made a dash for the finish line, leaving the other runners far behind.

noun 急速移動；匆忙趕赴 the act of moving with great haste

She had to dash to catch the bus before it left without her.

noun 資料庫；數據庫 a structured set of data held in a computer, especially one that is accessible in various ways

Our company uses a database to store all of our customer information, such as names, addresses, and phone numbers, and we can easily access this data to provide personalized services.

noun 黎明；拂曉 the earliest period of the day, typically considered from sunrise to midday

I love watching the sky change colors during dawn, when the first rays of sunlight begin to hit the horizon.

noun 開端；萌芽時期 the beginning or first appearance of something

The dawn of the internet era brought about a significant change in the way we communicate and gather information.

noun 商家；貿易商 a company that trades in goods or services

I purchased my car from a trusted dealer in town.

noun 證券自營商；金融資產交易人 a person or firm that buys and sells securities or other financial assets for their own account

The stock dealer advised his clients to invest in a diversified portfolio to minimize risk and maximize return on investment.

noun 十年；一個年代 a period of ten years

John and Sarah have been married for over a decade, celebrating their tenth wedding anniversary this year.

noun 十；十的數量 the number 10; ten

He celebrated his 30th birthday with a big party, marking the end of his third decade of life.

noun （船）甲板 a platform on a ship that is built at different levels

The captain stood on the topmost deck, scanning the horizon with his binoculars.

noun （屋外）露台；木平台 a porch that is similar to the deck on a ship

We sat outside on the deck, sipping lemonade and watching the sunset.

verb 裝飾；布置 provide with decoration

She decided to decorate her living room with colorful paintings and vibrant throw pillows.

verb 美化；點綴 make more attractive by adding ornament or color

The living room was decorated with vibrant paintings and cozy furniture.

noun 減少；降低 the act or process of decreasing or becoming less

The decrease in funding led to a reduction in staff numbers.

verb 減少；縮小 to become smaller in size, amount, or intensity

The number of employees at the company decreased by 25% due to budget cuts.

noun 行為；事跡 something that people do or cause to happen

Her good deeds includes volunteering at the shelter and donating to charity.

noun （財產）契據；地契 a legal document that proves ownership of property

After the death of the landowner, his heirs found the deed that proved their ownership of the property.

verb 加深；挖深 to make something deeper

The construction crew used heavy machinery to deepen the trench.

verb （顏色、聲音）變深；加重 to become deeper in tone or color

As the sun began to set, the sky started to deepen into shades of red and orange.

noun 清晰度；清楚程度 the quality of being clear and easy to understand

The definition of this word is quite clear and easy to understand.

noun 定義；釋義 a clear and brief explanation of the meaning of a word, phrase, or symbol

I asked my teacher for a definition of the word ’perplexed’ because I was confused about its meaning.

noun 民主制度；民主政治 a system of government where ordinary citizens have a significant role in the decision-making process

In a democracy, people have the freedom to express their opinions and vote for their representatives.

noun 民主國家；民主政體 a political system in which the supreme power is held by the people and exercised by them or by their elected representatives

The United States of America is a democracy, where citizens have the right to vote and elect their representatives.

adjective 民主的；為全民服務的 representing or designed to benefit the people as a whole

A democratic government aims to provide equal opportunities for its citizens, regardless of their background.

adjective 基於民主原則的；主張民主的 based on the principles of democracy or social equality, and advocating for them

The recent protests for equal rights and justice were rooted in the democratic principles of justice and inclusivity.

noun 押金；保證金 money given as security for temporary use of an article

Before renting the equipment, the customer was required to provide a deposit of $100.

noun 訂金；頭期款 a partial payment made at the time of purchase, with the balance to be paid later

Sarah went to the furniture store and made a 20% deposit on the couch she wanted to buy. She would pay the remaining amount in monthly installments over the next year.

noun 服裝設計師 a person who designs clothing

The designer sketched out a stunning wedding gown.

noun 平面設計師；設計者 someone who specializes in graphic design

Lisa is a talented designer who creates stunning visuals for websites and advertisements.

adjective 值得擁有的；理想的 worth having or seeking or achieving

Being fluent in multiple languages is highly desirable in today's globalized job market.

adjective 令人嚮往的；有吸引力的 worthy of being chosen, particularly as a romantic partner or spouse

Samira found Alex's kindness and sense of humor to be highly desirable qualities in a potential partner.

noun 渴望；欲望 a feeling of wanting something

After weeks of hiking in the mountains, Sarah's desire for a hot shower and a comfortable bed grew stronger and stronger.

noun 強烈意願；心願 a strong feeling of wanting or wishing for something

She felt a strong desire to travel the world and experience new cultures.

noun 甜點；餐後甜食 a sweet dish served as the final course of a meal

After a satisfying dinner of roast chicken and vegetables, the family enjoyed a delectable chocolate cake as their dessert.

verb 摧毀；破壞 to completely ruin or damage something so that it cannot be repaired or used again

The earthquake destroyed the entire city and left millions homeless.

verb 大敗；壓倒性擊敗 to defeat someone or something completely in a game or competition

WRONG WITH EXCEPTION

verb 察覺；探測到 to discover or notice something, especially something that is difficult to see, hear or taste

Sophie could barely detect the sound of her phone ringing in her noisy office.

verb 查明；確定 find out or learn something for certain, usually by asking or looking for information

The detective needed to determine the source of the fingerprints found at the crime scene.

verb 確立；釐清 establish or ascertain something through investigation, calculation, experiment, survey or study

The scientific team sought to determine the impact of the new drug on patients with early signs of Parkinson’s disease and found it to be highly effective.

noun 惡魔；魔鬼 an evil supernatural being

In the horror movie, the protagonist fights a fierce battle against the devil to save his soul.

noun 惡人；壞傢伙 a cruel and wicked person who is often associated with the devil, Satan, or other evil forces

He may seem charming, but deep down he's a devil. He lies, cheats, and shows no remorse for his actions.

adjective 昏暗的；微弱的 made less bright; made dim

The dim lights in the room added to the cozy ambiance of the evening.

verb 變暗；減弱光線 become dim or lusterless; lose brightness or clarity

As the sun set, the light in the room gradually began to dim.

noun 一角硬幣（美國） a coin worth 10 cents in the United States

Sarah found a dime on the sidewalk and used it to buy a piece of candy from the vending machine.

noun 十美元的毒品包 a packet of drugs sold for ten dollars on the street

The police caught him with a dime in his pocket during the drug bust.

verb 用餐；進晚餐 eat dinner or supper

We will dine at 7 PM at our favorite restaurant.

verb 宴請；招待用餐 invite someone to have dinner as host

We will dine at my friend’s house this weekend.

noun 恐龍 Any of a group of extinct reptiles that lived millions of years ago, during the Mesozoic Era. Dinosaurs are known for their heavy, scaly bodies and large sizes.

Paleontologists discovered a nearly complete dinosaur skeleton in the remote desert.

noun 浸蠟蠟燭 a candle that is made by repeatedly immersing it in wax or tallow

For her wedding, she made handmade candles by repeatedly dipping wicks into melted wax until they were thick enough to burn.

verb 下傾；向下坡斜 to slope downwards

The driveway dips sharply as it meets the main road.

noun 泥土；污垢 the part of the earth’s surface consisting of soil and broken down rock

After a heavy rain, the dirt in the yard turned into mud.

adjective 泥土路的；未鋪設的 unpaved or unsurfaced, not suitable for travel except in dry conditions

After heavy rain, the dirt road became almost impassable with deep mud.

adjective 打折的；減價的 offered at a reduced price

The store is having a sale, offering a 50% discount on all clothing items.

adjective 折扣的；降價的 having a reduced or lowered value

The store offered a 20% discount on all items during their anniversary sale.

adjective 不誠實的；貪腐的 capable of being corrupted

The politician was dishonest about accepting bribes from lobbyists.

adjective 欺騙的；詐欺的 able or likely to give a false impression or mislead; fraudulent

Sara was caught being dishonest to her boss about the company’s financial status hoping to keep her job.

noun 厭惡；反感 a feeling of aversion or antipathy

I dislike the taste of mushrooms.

noun 不喜歡；不認同 an inclination to withhold approval from some person or group

Although he was known for his generosity and kindness, John had a strong dislike for politicians.

verb 跳傘；緊急棄機 jump out of an airplane with a parachute, especially as a recreational activity.

John decided to ditch his fears and try skydiving for the first time.

noun 溝渠；排水溝 a long narrow excavation in the earth, typically used for drainage beside a road or the edge of a field.

The farmer dug a ditch in his field to help drain excess water after heavy rains.

noun 俯衝；急降 a steep nose-down descent by an aircraft

The pilot had to initiate a dive to avoid collision with another aircraft.

noun 低檔酒吧；破舊夜店 a cheap disreputable nightclub or dance hall

We went to a dive bar in the sketchy part of town last night and it was quite an experience.

adjective 頭暈的；眩暈的 causing a sensation of spinning or whirling and making one feel unsteady and likely to fall

After going on multiple roller coasters back-to-back, Jess felt so dizzy that she had to sit down and close her eyes to regain her balance.

verb 使頭暈；使眩暈 make (someone) feel unsteady, confused, or amazed

After spinning around in circles, she felt so dizzy that she had to sit down.

verb 停靠碼頭；入塢 to bring a ship into a dock when it arrives

After a long voyage, the captain skillfully docked the massive cargo ship at the bustling harbor.

verb 扣薪；扣減 to reduce the amount of money given to someone

The company decided to dock Lisa's paycheck for arriving late to work.

noun 海豚 any of various small, toothed whales with a beak-like snout, found worldwide in warm seas and often kept in captivity for entertainment purposes.

During the cruise, we saw a pod of dolphins swimming alongside the boat.

noun 鯕鰍；鬼頭刀（魚） a large game fish of the mahi-mahi genus, found in tropical and subtropical waters.

We went deep sea fishing and caught a beautiful dolphin, which we later grilled for dinner.

noun 驢子；毛驢 a domesticated animal that is used as a beast of burden and is descended from the African wild ass; known for being patient but also stubborn

After a long day of hiking, Sam felt like a donkey carrying the heavy backpack on his back.

noun 民主黨象徵（驢） the symbol of the Democratic Party in the United States, introduced in political cartoons by Thomas Nast in 1874

During the election campaign, you could often spot donkey mascots representing the Democratic Party at rallies and events.

noun 一劑；服藥量 a measured amount of medicine taken at once

After her doctor prescribed antibiotics, Martha took a dose of medicine every six hours to ensure a fast recovery.

noun 吸收量；照射劑量 the amount of a substance or radiation taken in or absorbed at one time

The doctor prescribed a high dose of antibiotics to help fight the infection.

adjective 可疑的；靠不住的 liable to be doubted or suspicious

The witness’s testimony was doubtful and didn’t provide enough evidence to convict the defendant.

adjective 不確定的；半信半疑的 filled with uncertainty or doubt

After receiving conflicting information from different sources, I became doubtful about the accuracy of the news.

noun 甜甜圈；油炸圈餅 a small ring-shaped friedcake

Mary stopped by the bakery and bought a dozen doughnuts for her colleagues at work.

noun 圓環形；環形物 a toroidal shape

The baker skillfully shaped the dough into a perfect doughnut, complete with a beautifully round toroidal shape.

noun 市中心；商業中心區 the central area or commercial center of a town or city

The town’s restaurants, bars, shops, and nightlife are all located downtown.

adjective 市中心的；鬧區的 located in or characteristic of the central area of a town or city

Jessica loves going to downtown every weekend to wander around the shops and restaurants.

verb 拖拽；費力移動 to move slowly, especially with difficulty

Susan dragged her heavy suitcase up the stairs, grunting with exertion.

verb 拖延；漫長進行 to continue for a long time

The meeting dragged on for hours, with no end in sight.

noun 蜻蜓 An insect with a slender body and iridescent wings that are held outstretched at rest. Both adults and nymphs feed on smaller insects like mosquitoes.

As I sat by the pond, a beautiful dragonfly landed delicately on a lily pad, showcasing its shimmering wings.

noun 排水管；下水道 a pipe that carries liquid away

The plumber installed a drain in the kitchen sink to prevent water from overflowing.

noun 排水；瀝乾 the emptying of something by allowing liquid to run out of it

After washing the vegetables, I let them rest in a colander to drain the excess water.

adjective 震撼人心的；壯觀的 exciting or impressive

The sunset on the beach was so dramatic that it made me catch my breath.

adjective 戲劇性的；富戲劇感的 relating to or characteristic of drama; theatrical

The dramatic story of the survival of a hiker who was lost in the wilderness for three days captured the attention of the entire nation.

noun 水滴；滴落 the formation and falling of drops of liquid

As it rained heavily, the water began to drip from the leaky roof.

verb 滴落；一滴滴落下 to fall in drops

After the heavy rain, the water continued to drip from the leaves of the tree.

verb 淹沒；沒入水中 to submerge or cover something completely with water or another liquid

The heavy rain caused the river to flood and drown the nearby fields.

verb 蓋過；壓制（聲音等） to remove or get rid of something completely by covering or overwhelming it

The loud music drowned out her voice, making it impossible to hear what she was saying.

noun 藥妝店；零售藥局 a retail shop where medicine and other articles are sold

I stopped by the drugstore to pick up some cold medicine.

noun 藥局；藥房 a pharmacy

I stopped by the drugstore to pick up my prescription.

noun 醉漢；酒鬼 a person who is under the influence of alcohol

John was so drunk that he couldn’t even stand up straight.

adjective 喝醉的；醉酒的 affected by alcohol or any other substance that causes impairment of behavior or physical condition

He got drunk at the party last night and ended up making a fool of himself.

adjective 愚蠢的；蠢笨的 lacking intellectual ability; stupid

It would be dumb to leave your passport at home when you’re about to board a flight.

adjective 啞的；無法說話的 unable to speak

The little boy was born deaf and dumb.

noun 垃圾場；廢棄物堆放地 a piece of land or site where waste materials are deposited

The city council designated an old quarry as a dump for all the construction waste.

noun 倉儲場；物資堆放處 a place for storage of goods or supplies

The construction worker unloaded the materials at the dump after a long day of work.

noun 水餃；餃子；包子 small lumps of dough, boiled or steamed and typically filled with meat or vegetables

At the Chinese restaurant, I ordered a plate of delicious pork dumplings.

noun 水果酥皮派；烤水果包 a dessert consisting of a fruit filling wrapped in pastry and baked

For dessert tonight, I made a delicious apple dumpling by wrapping sweet, cinnamon-spiced apples in flaky pastry and baking it to golden perfection.

verb 撒粉；散布細粒 To scatter or distribute something loosely.

I watched as the wind gusts dusted the freshly cleaned car with a thin layer of dirt.

noun 灰塵；塵埃 Fine, dry powder consisting of tiny particles of earth, dirt, or pollen that can be easily blown and moved around in the air.

As the wind picked up, a cloud of dust engulfed the construction site, making it difficult to see and breathe.

adjective 渴望的；熱切的 having or showing a strong desire or interest in something

The team of scientists was eager to explore the newly discovered cave and uncover its hidden mysteries.

noun 潮湧；湧浪（河口） a high wave, often dangerous, caused by tidal flow, as by colliding tidal currents or in a narrow estuary

The surfers were thrilled to ride the eager as it crashed onto the shore.

verb 回響；迴盪 to fill a place with repeating sounds, or to be filled with these sounds

In the spacious canyon, her laughter echoed off the walls and created a symphony of joy.

verb 附和；重複表達 to express or think what someone else has said or thought

During the meeting, the manager echoed the concerns of his team members.

verb 剪輯；編輯（影片） cut and assemble the components of, as a movie or video

After shooting all the footage, the director began to edit the film, carefully selecting and arranging the best scenes.

verb 編輯；校訂（文稿） prepare for publication or presentation by correcting, revising, or adapting, as a manuscript

After finishing writing her novel, she hired a professional editor to edit her manuscript for publishing.

noun 編輯；主編 a person who is in charge of deciding the final content of a text, especially in newspaper or magazine publications

Being an editor of a newspaper, it’s my job to ensure that the articles are free from errors before I publish them.

noun 編輯軟體 a software program used for editing and modifying data

Before publishing the final version of the book, the editor used the software to make necessary changes and corrections to the manuscript.

verb 教育；培育 to develop skills and abilities through teaching and training

The school aims to educate its students to become well-rounded individuals who are capable of contributing to society in a meaningful way.

verb 培養辨別力；陶冶 to cultivate a discriminating taste or judgment

My professor always made sure to educate us on the importance of critical thinking and how to analyze information.

adjective 有教育意義的；增長知識的 providing knowledge

The museum offers educational programs for children to learn about history and science.

adjective 教育方面的；教育性的 relating to the process of education

The educational system in this country needs to be reformed to better prepare students for the workforce.

adjective 有效率的；能勝任的 able to accomplish a purpose; functioning effectively

In order to meet the deadline, the team devised an efficient system for task delegation.

adjective 不浪費的；高效的 being effective without wasting time or effort or expense

By using a task management app, I was able to complete all my assignments in a more efficient manner.

noun （四腳動物前腿的）肘關節 the corresponding joint in the front leg of a four-legged animal

The veterinarian examined the dog’s elbow to make sure it was not injured.

noun （道路或河流的）急彎 a sharp bend in a road or river

The car had to slow down on the road because there was a sharp elbow ahead.

adjective 年老的；上了年紀的 having lived for a long time and being no longer young

The nursing home provides specialized care for the elderly, offering them assistance and support in their daily activities.

noun 老年人；長者 the older members of a community; senior citizens

The local community center organizes weekly social activities for the elderly, such as bingo and knitting classes.

verb 選舉；選擇 to choose or make a decision

The members of the committee will elect a new chairman at the next meeting.

adjective 當選的（尚未就任） having been chosen but not yet officially taking office

The newly elected President will be inaugurated next week.

noun 選舉；投票 the act of choosing a person or group of people for a position, especially by voting

The most awaited election of the year was held yesterday to elect the next president of the country.

noun 當選 the fact of being elected to a position

The election results were announced yesterday, and the new mayor will take office next week.

noun 電；電力 the energy produced by the flow of electric charge through a conductor

The electricity went out during the storm, and we had to use candles to see.

noun 電能；電 the physical phenomenon associated with the flow of electrons and protons, which can produce energy

When the power went out during the storm, we had no electricity to light our home or charge our devices.

adjective 電子的；電子技術的 concerned with or using devices that operate on principles governing the behavior of electrons

She studied electronic engineering and designed circuit boards for smartphones.

adjective 與電子有關的 of or concerned with electrons

The new electronic device uses advanced technology to convert electrical signals into digital data.

noun （發揮最佳的）環境；最適之境 the situation in which you are happiest and most effective

John discovered that his element was working in a fast-paced environment with tight deadlines, where he thrived and produced his best work.

noun 元素；化學元素 any of the over 100 known substances (92 of which occur naturally) that cannot be separated into simpler substances and that make up all matter

Carbon is an essential element in the formation of all living organisms.

noun （飛機尾翼的）升降舵 the horizontal stabilizer at the tail of an aircraft that controls its elevation; also called the elevator wing

The pilot used the elevator to control the altitude of the airplane during the flight.

noun 電梯；升降機 a mechanical device used for moving people or things vertically between floors in a building; also known as a lift

I took the elevator up to the 10th floor of the hotel instead of the stairs.

noun 緊急狀況；急難 a serious and often dangerous situation requiring immediate action to ensure the health and safety of individuals.

During an emergency, it is important to remain calm and follow the proper procedures for evacuating the building.

noun 手煞車；緊急制動器 a hand-operated brake, commonly found in vehicles, that uses mechanical linkage to stop the vehicle.

WRONG WITH EXCEPTION

adjective 情緒化的；激動的 displaying or characterized by intense emotions

When the bridegroom kissed the bride, there was an emotional outburst of affection from the entire room.

adjective 情感上的；感情豐富的 relating to strong feelings of happiness, sadness, fear or anger

The movie was so emotional that I found myself crying during the sad parts and laughing during the happy parts.

noun 皇帝；帝王 the male ruler of an empire

The emperor held court in his grand palace, surrounded by advisors and dignitaries from across the empire.

noun 帝王蛾（歐亞溫帶蛾類） a large moth found in temperate forests of Eurasia with heavily scaled transparent wings

While hiking in the forest, I spotted a beautiful emperor moth gracefully fluttering from tree to tree.

verb 使能夠；賦予能力 Make (someone or something) able to do or achieve something.

Providing a ramp at the entrance of the building enables wheelchair users to access it easily.

verb 啟用；開啟（功能） Activate (a system, component, or feature) for a particular purpose or process.

The software update was installed to enable the new security features on the device.

adjective 充滿活力的；精力旺盛的 having or relating to energy

After a good night's sleep, Emily woke up feeling energetic and ready to tackle the day.

adjective 積極有勁的；充沛的 possessing or displaying active physical strength or mentally motivating qualities; marked by strong activity or healthy vigor

After a refreshing cup of coffee, she felt energetic and ready to tackle her to-do list.

verb 參與；從事 involve or participate in (an activity)

I like to engage in outdoor activities like hiking and camping during the weekends.

verb 雇用；聘請 hire or employ someone for work or services

We decided to engage a professional interior designer to help decorate our new office space.

noun 受聘；聘用 the act of giving someone a job

After a rigorous interview process, John finally received an engagement from the prestigious law firm.

noun （表演者的）有期演出合約 employment for performers or performing groups that lasts for a limited period of time

The famous ballet company has an engagement to perform at the local theater for two weeks.

adjective 令人愉快的；好玩的 causing enjoyment; pleasant

The family had an enjoyable evening together playing board games.

noun 進入；加入 the act or an instance of entering a place or joining a particular society or group

His entry into the prestigious university marked a significant milestone in his academic career.

noun 通道；入口 a passage or opening that provides access to a place

The keycard is required to gain entry into the restricted area.

noun 羨慕；嫉妒 the feeling of wanting something that someone else has

Sara couldn't help but feel envy when she saw her best friend receive a brand new car for her birthday.

verb 擦去；抹除 to remove something by rubbing or wiping it with a tool or material

She used an eraser to erase the mistakes on her homework.

verb 刪除（電子資料） to remove recorded information digitally or magnetically by wiping or deleting it

Before selling or giving away your old smartphone, make sure to erase all personal data from it.

noun 卓越；優秀 the state or quality of excelling; superiority or eminence in any activity, behavior, or quality

Sarah's dedication and hard work led her to achieve excellence in her chosen field.

noun 出色之處；過人之處 a quality or feature that is exceptionally good and out of the ordinary; a distinguishing trait

The chef's culinary excellence was evident in every dish she prepared.

noun 交易所；交換中心 a workplace for buying and selling, open only to members

I am unable to purchase goods from the exchange as I am not a member.

verb 交換；互換 change over to a new order or sequence

In an attempt to excite the taste buds of the customers, the restaurant decided to exchange the order of courses served.

noun 展覽會；展覽 a collection of things (goods or works of art etc.) for public display

The art gallery is hosting an exhibition of contemporary paintings and sculptures that are open to the public.

noun 展示；陳列 the act of exhibiting or displaying something for others to see and appreciate

The art gallery is hosting an exhibition featuring the works of a famous painter.

noun 預期；期望 the belief or idea of what will happen in the future

My boss has high expectations for this project, so we need to work hard to meet them.

noun 期待；預感 the sense or feeling that something is likely to happen or occur

WRONG WITH EXCEPTION

noun 實驗；試驗 the act of conducting a controlled test or investigation

The scientist conducted an experiment to determine the effects of the new drug on the rats.

noun 測試；驗證 the testing of an idea

In order to determine the effectiveness of the new medication, the company conducted an experiment with a control group and a test group.

verb 爆炸；爆發 burst and release energy, often violently, as in a chemical or physical reaction; for example, "the bomb detonated at noon"

The fireworks exploded in a dazzling display of colors and sparks.

verb 爆破；使爆裂 cause something to burst as a result of air pressure, such as when pronouncing certain stop consonants like /p/, /t/, and /k/

When Billy pronounced the 'p' in 'pop', he made the balloon explode with a loud bang.

verb 探討；研究 inquire into or discuss (a subject) in detail.

During the group discussion, we decided to explore the topic of climate change and its impact on the economy.

verb 探索；考察 travel to or penetrate into, especially as part of a scientific expedition or in order to discover or record information about a place or region.

The adventurous team of archaeologists set out to explore the ancient ruins in search of hidden artifacts.

noun 出口商品；輸出品 commodities (goods or services) sold to a foreign country

The company became successful by exporting its products to various markets around the world.

verb 出口；輸出 sell or transfer abroad

The company exports their products to over 50 countries.

adjective 富表情的；善於表達的 capable of displaying one’s emotions through vocal tone, actions, or appearance

During her passionate speech, her expressive gestures and animated facial expressions captivated the audience.

adjective 極端的；過激的 beyond a norm in views or actions

John’s extreme ideas on politics made him unpopular among his colleagues.

noun 極端；極限 the furthest or highest degree of something

The mountaineer reached the extreme peak of the mountain after months of training and preparation.

verb 消退；褪色 Gradually disappear or become less visible

As the sun set, the colors in the sky began to fade away.

verb 凋謝；枯萎 Lose freshness, vigor, or vitality

The flowers in the vase began to fade after a week without water.

noun 昏厥；暈倒 a spontaneous loss of consciousness caused by insufficient blood to the brain

After standing in the hot sun for hours without drinking enough water, Jane began to feel faint and eventually fainted.

verb 昏倒；失去知覺 to pass out from weakness, physical or emotional distress due to a loss of blood supply to the brain

Sarah hadn't eaten all day and suddenly felt lightheaded. She started to sway and then slowly fainted, collapsing onto the floor.

adverb 公正地；公平地 in a fair and unbiased way, showing no favoritism towards any particular side or party

The judge presided over the courtroom fairly, ensuring that both the prosecution and defense had an equal opportunity to present their arguments.

adverb 依法地；合規地 in accordance with rules or laws, and without any dishonest or unethical behavior

The judge fairly evaluated the evidence and made an unbiased decision.

noun 仙子；小精靈 A mythical creature that possesses magical abilities and resembles a small person with wings.

In the enchanted forest, a fairy fluttered by, sprinkling pixie dust wherever she went.

noun 信念；信任 a strong belief or trust in someone or something

Even though he faced many challenges, he never lost faith in his abilities.

noun 忠誠；信義 loyalty or allegiance to a cause or a person

Despite facing numerous challenges, Sarah's faith in her team never wavered, and she continued to support and believe in their abilities.

adjective 假的；仿冒的 not genuine or real; being an imitation of the genuine article

He was caught selling counterfeit watches, claiming they were real Rolex watches, but they were all fake.

verb 偽造；假裝 alter or manipulate something, often with the intent to deceive or mislead

He tried to fake his way into the concert by showing a counterfeit ticket.

adjective 熟悉的；通曉的 (usually followed by `with’) well informed about or knowing thoroughly

After years of living in the city, I became familiar with all the neighborhoods and their unique characteristics.

adjective 常見的；熟識的 well known or easily recognized

Maria's voice sounded familiar, but I couldn't quite place where I had heard it before.