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1. a (an)¡]¤@Ó¡F¦P¤@ªº¡F¬Y¤@Ó¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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Rome¡]ù°¨¡^was not built in a day.¡]¤@¡^
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A student came to see me.¡]¦³¬Y¤@Ó¡^
My husband gave me an A for the supper¡]±ßÀ\¡^I made last night.
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a boy, a U, a unit, a one-eyed man, a horse¡K
2. a few¡]¤@¨Ç¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
3. a little¡]¤@¨Ç¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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I have a few cats but he has a few dogs.¡]¤@¨Ç¡^
I have a little money but not much.¡]¤@¨Ç¡^
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a few ªº«á±n¥[ ¡§½Æ¼Æ¡¨ ªº ¡¨¥i¼Æ¡¨ ¦Wµü ¨Ò¦p: boys, girls, friends¡K
a little ªº«á±n¥[ ¡¨¤£¥i¼Æ¡¨ ¦Wµü ¨Ò¦p: money, time¡K
He is a little boy. ¤¤Ä¶¡G ¥L¬O¤@Ó¤p¨k«Ä¡C
³oÓ¥y¤l¤¤ªº a little ¤£¬O¤@¨Çªº·N«ä¡A «á±ªº boy ¤]¤£»Ý¥Î½Æ¼Æ¥[s
¬°¤°»ò¡H¡H¡H ª`·N«e±ªº´£¥Ü¡I
µª¹ï¤F¡I¡I¡I
boy¬O ¡¨¥i¼Æ¡¨ ¦Wµü¡A ¦Ó¤£¬O ¡¨¤£¥i¼Æ¡¨ ¦Wµü¡C
©Ò¥H¡A He is a little boy. ¤¤Ä¶¡G ¥L¬O¤@Ó¤p¨k«Ä¡C
¦Ó¤£¬O½Ķ¦¨¡G¥L¬O¤@¨Ç¨k«Ä¡C
Get it¡H¡]©ú¥Õ¤F¶Ü¡H¡^
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many¤Î much¡]³\¦h¡^ªº¥Îªk©Ma few¡Aa little¡]¤@¨Ç¡^¬Û¦P¡C
¥u¬O¦b¼Æ¶q¤W many ¤ñ a few ¦h¡Amuch ¤ñ a little ¦h¡C
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I have many cats but he has many dogs.
I have much money.
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few ¸ò a few ¦³¦ó¤£¦P¡H little¸ò a little¦³¦ó¤£¦P¡H
a few¸ò a little ¬OªÖ©wªº¥Îªk¡]¦³¤@¨Ç¡^¡C
¦ý¬O¡Afew¸ò little¬O§_©wªº¥Îªk¡]´X¥G¨S¦³¡^¡C
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I have a few friends. ¤¤Ä¶¡G §Ú¦³¤@¨ÇªB¤Í¡C
I have few friends. ¤¤Ä¶¡G§Ú¨S¦³¤°»òªB¤Í¡]ªB¤Í«Ü¤Ö¡A´X¥G¨S¦³ªB¤Í¡^
I have few friends. ´X¥Gµ¥©ó¡×I have no friends.¡]§Ú¨S¦³ªB¤Í¡C¡^
I have a little money. ¤¤Ä¶¡G§Ú¦³¤@¨Ç¿ú¡C
I have little money. ¤¤Ä¶¡G§Ú¨S¦³¤°»ò¿ú¡C¡]¿ú«Ü¤Ö¡A´X¥G¨S¦³¿ú¡^
I have little money. ´X¥Gµ¥©ó¡×I have no money. ¡]§Ú¨S¦³¿ú¡C¡^
4. a lot = a lot of =lots (of)¡]«Ü¦h¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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I have a lot of friends. ¤¤Ä¶¡G§Ú¦³«Ü¦hªB¤Í¡C
He¡¦s feeling a lot better today. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¥L¤µ¤Ñ¨Åé¦n«Ü¦h¤F¡C
ª`·N¡G³oÓ¥y¤l¤¤ªº a lot=very much¬O°Æµü¥Îªk
5. able¡]¯à¡F¦³¥»¨Æªº¡F¯à·Fªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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Will you be able to come¡H¡]¯à¡^
Alex is an able man.¡]¦³¥»¨Æªº¡F¯à·Fªº¡^
6. about¡]Ãö©ó¡F¤j¬ù¡^¡]prep.¤¶¨tµü¡^¡F¡]¤j¬ù¡F¦£©ó¡È¡^¡]adv. °Æµü¡^
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I know all about it.¡]Ãö©ó¡^
What is it all about? ¤¤Ä¶¡G³o¬O«ç»ò¤@¦^¨Æ¡H
It is about ten o¡¦clock.¡]¤j¬ù¡^
What is he about?¡]¦£©ó¡È¡^
It is about time to start.¡]¤j¬ù¡^
I was about to leave when you called.¡]¥¿n¡È¡^
7. above¡]¦b¡Kªº¤W¤è¡F¹ï¡È¤Ó§xÃø¡^¡]prep.¤¶¨tµü¡^
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Our plane¡]¸¾÷¡^is flying above the clouds¡]¶³¡^.¡]¦b¡Èªº¤W¤è¡^
This book is above me. English is above me.¡]¹ï¡È¤Ó§xÃø¡^
8. afraid¡]®`©È¡F®£©È¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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There¡¦s nothing to be afraid of.¡]®`©È¡^
Are you afraid of dogs¡H¡]®`©È¡^
I¡¦m afraid (that) I can¡¦t help.¡]®£©È¡^
9. after¡]¦b¡K¤§«á¡F°l´M¡^¡]prep.¤¶¨tµü¡^¡F¡]¦b¡K¤§«á¡^¡]conj. ³s±µµü¡^
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After you, sir.¡]±z¥ý½Ð¡^
I will go with you after school.¡]©ñ¾Ç«á¡^
after work¡]¤U¯Z«á¡^ after class¡]¤U½Ò«á¡^ after dinner¡]±ßÀ\«á¡^
Shut the door after you. ¤¤Ä¶¡GÀH¤âÃöªù¡C
What is he after?¡]°l´M¡^
Run after him! ¤¤Ä¶¡G°l»°¥L¡I
After all, we are friends.¡]²¦³º¡F²×¨s¡^
They lived happily ever after.¡]¥H«á¤@ª½¡^
10. afternoon¡]¤U¤È¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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I met him one afternoon last week.¡]¤U¤È¡^
11. again¡]¦A¡F¦A¤@¦¸¡^¡]adv. °Æµü¡^
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If you fail¡]¥¢±Ñ¡^the first time, try again.¡]¦A¤@¦¸¡^
I told you not to do it again.¡]¦A¡^
12. age¡]¦~ÄÖ¡F¦~¬ö¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]Åܦѡ^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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At what age do children start school in your country?¡]¦~ÄÖ¡^
I found him greatly¡]«D±`¡^aged.¡]Åܦѡ^
13. ago¡]¤§«e¡F¥H«e¡^¡]adv. °Æµü¡^
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That was many years ago.¡]¥H«e¡^
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14. agree¡]¦P·N¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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Mary¡¦s father has agreed to her marrying¡]¶ùµ¹¡^John.¡]¦P·N¡^
15. air¡]ªÅ®ð¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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We can not live without air.¡]ªÅ®ð¡^
It¡¦s just like building a castle in the air.¡]ªÅ¤¤¼Ó»Õ¡^
See you on the air tomorrow.¡]ªÅ¤¤¡F¼s¼½¤¤¡^
airbag¡]¦w¥þ®ðÅn¡^ airbus¡]ªÅ¤¤¤Ú¤h¡^ airmail¡]¯èªÅ¶l¥ó¡^
air raid¡]ªÅŧ¡^ airship¡]¸²î¡F¸¸¥¡^
16. airplane=plane¡]¸¾÷¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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It¡¦s a very old airplane.¡]¸¾÷¡^
17. airport¡]¾÷³õ¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Meet me at the airport at 10 a.m. next¡]¤U¤@Ó¡^Monday.¡]¾÷³õ¡^
ª`·N: port¬O´ä¤fªº·N«ä¡A«e±¥[¤Wair´NÅܦ¨airportªÅ¤¤ªº´ä¤f¡]ªÅ´ä¡^¡A¾÷³õªº·N«ä¡C air¥[¤Wline´NÅܦ¨airline¡]¯èªÅ¤½¥q¡^¡Fair¥[¤Wliner´NÅܦ¨airliner¡]¯Z¾÷¡^¡C
pass ¬O³q¹Lªº·N«ä¥[¤Wport´NÅܦ¨
passport¡]Å@·Ó¡^
18. all¡]¾ãÓªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^¡F¡]¥þ³¡¡F¤@¤Á¡F©Ò¦³ªº¤H¡^¡]pron. ¥N¦Wµü¡^
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All the world knows that.¡]¾ãÓªº¡^
You¡¦ll be sorry all your life.¡]¤@½ú¤l¡^
She was all ears.¡]¬~¦Õ®¥Å¥¡^
Why today of all days? ¤¤Ä¶¡G¬°¤°»ò°¾°¾¦b¤µ¤Ñ¡H
All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.
¤¤Ä¶¡G¥ú¬O¤u§@¦Ó¤£¹CÀ¸¡A·|¨Ï¤p«ÄÅܱo¿ð¶w¡C
All is lost.¡]¤@¤Á¡^
All you have to do is give us a call.
¤¤Ä¶¡G§A¥un¥´¤@³q¹q¸Üµ¹§ÚÌ´N¥i¥H¤F¡C
That¡¦s all. ¤¤Ä¶¡G³o´N¬O©Ò¦³ªº¤F¡F´N³o¼Ë¡F¨S¦³§Oªº¤F¡C
All is not gold that glitters.
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All of us have to go.¡]©Ò¦³ªº¤H¡^
19. almost¡]´X¥G¡^¡]adv. °Æµü¡^
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Almost no one believed me.¡]´X¥G¡^
20. along¡]ªuµÛ¡^¡]prep.¤¶«Yµü¡^¡F¡]¸òµÛ¡^¡]adv. °Æµü¡^
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There are trees along the river banks.¡]ªuµÛ¡^
Do you want to come along? ¡]¸òµÛ¡^
21. already¡]¤w¸g¡^¡]adv. °Æµü¡^
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Have you had breakfast already?¡]¤w¸g¡^
22. also¡]¤]¡^¡]adv. °Æµü¡^
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George has been to Taiwan. Mary has also been to Taiwan.¡]¤]¡^
ª`·N: ¦bªÖ©w¥y¤¤¤§also ¡A¦b§_©w¥y¤¤´«¬°either¡C
George has not been to Taiwan. Mary has not been to Taiwan, either.
23. always¡]¸g±`¡F®É±`¡FÁ`¬O¡^¡]adv. °Æµü¡^
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He always gets up early.¡]¸g±`¡^
He is always asking for money.¡]Á`¬O¡^
24. a.m.¡]¤W¤È¡F¤W¤Èªº¡^=ante meridiem =before noon
Business hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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1. a.m. ©M p.m. ¥Îªk¬Û¦P¡C
2. a.m. ©M p.m. ¤j¼g¤p¼g³£¥i¥H¡A¦r¥À«á±ªºÂI¥i¦³¥iµL¡A¦ý¬O¥²¶·¤@P¡C
©Ò¥Ha.m. ªº¼gªk¦³¥|ºØ¡Ga.m. am A.M. AM
p.m. ªº¼gªk¦³¥|ºØ¡Gp.m. pm P.M. PM
3. a.m. ©M p.m. ¤d¸U°O±on©ñ¦bªí¥Ü®É¶¡ªº¼Æ¦r¤§«á¡C
25. America¡]¬ü§Q°í¦X²³°ê¡F¬ü¬w¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Canada¡]¥[®³¤j¡^is in North America.¡]¥_¬ü¬w¡^
26. American¡]¬ü°ê¤H¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]¬ü°êªº¡F¬ü¬wªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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Dick is from the U.S.A¡]¬ü°ê¡^. He is an American.¡]¬ü°ê¤H¡^
Most American people are friendly.¡]¬ü°êªº¡F¬ü¬wªº¡^
ª`·N: American, Chinese³o¤@Ãþ«¬ªº¦r¬O±M¦³¦Wµü¡]¹³¤H¦W¡B¦a¦W¡B
°ê¦Wµ¥¡^¡A¦b«÷¦r¤W²Ä¤@Ó¦r¥Àn¤j¼g¡C
27. and¡]©M¡F¤Î¡F»P¡^¡]conj.³s±µµü¡^
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You and I are good students.¡]©M¡^
We walked and talked.¡]Ãä¡È¡^
We walked and walked.¡]¤S¡^
Two and two make four.¡]¥[¡^
Come and see me tomorrow. =Come to see me tomorrow.¡]¤Î¡^
28. angry¡]¥Í®ðªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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He was angry with himself for having done such a foolish¡]·MÄøªº¡^thing.¡]¥Í®ð¡^
ª`·N¡G angry «á±±µwith¡Ï¬Y¤H
angry «á±±µat¡Ï¬Y¤H¤§¨¥¦æ
angry «á±±µabout¡Ï¬Y¨Æ
Don¡¦t be angry with me. I didn¡¦t mean it. (with¡Ï¬Y¤H)
He was angry at being kept waiting. (at¡Ï¬Y¤H¤§¨¥¦æ)
You blew it¡]§â¨Æ±¡·d¯{¡^again. The boss will be angry about it. (about¡Ï¬Y¨Æ)
29. animal¡]°Êª«¡F¸VÃ~¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Men, dogs, flies, birds and fish are all animals.¡]°Êª«¡^
You animal! ¤¤Ä¶¡G§A³oÓ¸VÃ~¡I
30. another¡]¦A¤@¡^¡]pron. ¥N¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]¬Û¦üªº¡F¥t¤@Ó¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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I don¡¦t like this shirt; please show me another.¡]¦A¤@¡^
This young man is very clever¡]Áo©ú¡^; he may be another Edison
¡]·R}¥Í¡^. ¡]¬Û¦üªº¡^
That¡¦s quite another matter.¡]¥t¤@Ó¡^
31. answer¡]¦^µª¡Fµª®×¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]¦^µª¡FÀ³¡F±µ¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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She gave no answer.¡]¦^µª¡^
The answer to 3 + 6 is 9.¡]µª®×¡^
No one was able to answer him a word.¡]¦^µª¡^
Answer the door. ¤¤Ä¶¡GÀ³ªù¡C
Answer the telephone. ¤¤Ä¶¡G±µ¹q¸Ü¡C
32. any¡]¥ô¦ó¡^¡]pron. ¥N¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]µ·²@¡F¨Ç³\¡^¡]adv. °Æµü¡^¡F
¡]¥ô¦ó¤@Ó¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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Take any you please.¡]¥ô¦ó¡^
He is not any better.¡]µ·²@¡F¨Ç³\¡^
Any boy can do it.¡]¥ô¦ó¤@Ó¡^
Any time will do.¡]¥ô¦ó¡^
33. anyone¡×anybody¡]¥ô¦ó¤H¡^¡]pron. ¥N¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]«n¤Hª«¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Anyone will tell you where the bus stop is.¡]¥ô¦ó¤H¡^
You must work harder if you wish to be anybody.¡]«n¤Hª«¡^
34. anything¡]¥ô¦óªF¦è¡B¨Æª«¡^¡]pron. ¥N¦Wµü¡^
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Anything new? ¤¤Ä¶¡G§A¦n¶Ü¡H¡]¼ô¤H¶¡ªº°ÝÔ»y¡^
Anything will do. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¥ô¦óªF¦è³£¦æ¡C
I will do anything but that.¡]°£¡K¤§¥~ªº¥ô¦ó¨Æª«¡^
¤¤Ä¶¡G °£¨º¥ó¨Æ¥~¡A§Ú¤°»ò³£Ä@·N°µ¡C
He is anything but a good student.¡]¨Ã¤£¡Fµ´¤£¡^
¤¤Ä¶¡G ¥Lµ´¤£¬OÓ¦n¾Ç¥Í¡C¡]¥L¨ººâ±o¤W¦n¾Ç¥Í¡C¡^
35. apartment¡]¤½´J¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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They have an apartment on the 25th floor.¡]¤½´J¡^
36. appear¡]¥X²{¡F¦ü¥G¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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One by one the fans appeared.¡]¥X²{¡^
It appears that the students are working harder than before.¡]¦ü¥G¡^
appearance¡]¥~ªí¡F¥X²{¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
Don¡¦t judge¡]§PÂ_¡^a person by his appearance. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¤Å¥H»ª¨ú¤H¡C
37. apple¡]Ä«ªG¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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An apple a day keeps doctors away.¡]Ä«ªG¡^
Apple pie is my favorite dessert¡]À\«á²¢ÂI¡^.¡]Ä«ªG¬£¡^
She is the apple of her father¡¦s eye. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¦o¬O¤÷¿Ëªº´x¤W©ú¯]¡C
38. April¡]¥|¤ë¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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She was born on April 21st.¡]¥|¤ë¡^
I was born on April Fools¡¦ Day.¡]·M¤H¸`¡^
39. arm¡]¤âÁu¡FÃh©ê¡GªZ¾¹¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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The couple¡]¤@¹ï±¡¤H¡F¤Ò©d¡^went along arm in arm.¡]®¾Áu¡^
She was carrying a child in her arms.¡]Ãh©ê¡^
They take up arms against the enemy¡]¼Ä¤H¡^.¡]ªZ¾¹¡^
40. around¡]¦b¥|©P¡F¦bªñ³B¡^¡]adv. °Æµü¡^¡F¡]Àô¶¡^¡]prep.¤¶¨tµü¡^
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See you around. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¦^ÀY¨£¡C
I¡¦ll be around if you should want me.¡]¦bªñ³B¡^
Go for a run around the block. ¡]Àô¶¡^
The earth travels¡]¹BÂà¡F®È¦æ¡^around the sun.¡]Àô¶¡^
41. arrive¡]¨ì¹F¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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After three days, they arrived home.¡]¨ì¹F¡^
arrival¡]¨ì¹F¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
They are waiting for the arrival of the king.¡]¨ì¹F¡^
arrival¡]¤J¹Ò¡^ departure¡]¥X¹Ò¡^
42. art¡]ÃÀ³N¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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This painting¡]µe¡^is a work of art.¡]¤@¥óÃÀ³N«~¡^
art+ist=artist¡]ÃÀ³N®a¡^
43. as¡]©M¡È¤@¼Ë¦a¡^¡]adv. °Æµü¡^¡F¡]¹³¡È¤@Ãþªº¡^¡]pron. ¥N¦Wµü¡^¡F
¡]¥Ñ©ó¡F¦p¡È¡F¹³¡È¡^¡]conj.³s±µµü¡^¡F¡]¾á¥ô¡^¡]prep.¤¶¨tµü¡^
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He is as tall as you.¡]©M¡È¤@¼Ë¦a¡^
He has as many books as I have.¡]©M¡È¤@¼Ë¦a¡^
He studies as hard as I do.¡]©M¡È¤@¼Ë¦a¡^
As it was getting dark, they turned back.¡]¥Ñ©ó¡^
It is not as easy as you think.
=It is not so easy as you think.¡]¦p¡È¡F¹³¡È¡^
Young as he is, he is able.¡]ÁöµM¡^
=Though he is young, he is able.
This is the same watch as I have lost.¡]¹³¡È¦P¤@Ãþªº¤â¿ö¡^
¤ñ¸û¡GThis is the same watch that I have lost.¡]¦P¤@°¦¤â¿ö¡^
She works as a secretary¡]¯µ®Ñ¡^.¡]¾á¥ô¡^
44. ask¡]°Ý¡Fn¨D¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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May I ask your name?¡]°Ý¡^
He asked a favor¡]À°¦£¡^of me.¡]n¨D¡^
You ask for it. ¤¤Ä¶¡G§A¦Û§ä³Â·Ð¡C
45. at¡]«ü¤è¦V¡A¦aÂI¡A®É¶¡¡A¦~ÄÖ¡È¡^¡]prep.¤¶¨tµü¡^
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What are you looking at?¡]«ü¤è¦V¡^
They arrived at Pingtung¡]«ÌªF¡^last night.¡]«ü¦aÂI¡^
He will finish the job at the end of this month.¡]«ü®É¶¡¡^
At what age can people drive in your country?¡]«ü¦~ÄÖ¡^
He is at desk.¡]¥¿¦b¿ì¤½¡F¥¿¦b¥Î¥\¡^
46. August¡]¤K¤ë¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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They are going on a trip in August in 1980.¡]¤K¤ë¡^
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She was born on April 21st.
47. aunt¡]«¼¶ý¡F©h¶ý¡FÂT¥À¡F§B¥À¡F¸¤¶ý¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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We are going to visit my aunt this weekend.¡]ªü«¼)
48. autumn= fall¡]¬î¤Ñ¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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My father died in the autumn of 1998.¡]¬î¤Ñ¡^
They usually went hunting¡]¬¼Ây¡^in fall.¡]¬î¤Ñ¡^
49. away¡]¦b»·³B¡FÂ÷¥h¡^¡]adv. °Æµü¡^
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Please go away.¡]¨«¶}¡^
Keep away from me.¡]Â÷¡K»·¤@ÂI¡^
50. baby¡]¤pÀ¦¨à¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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He has a baby face.¡]«½«½Áy¡^
baby-sit¡]·íÁ{®É«O©i¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^¡Fbaby-sitter¡]Á{®É«O©i¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
I can¡¦t go out with you. I have to baby-sit tonight.¡]·íÁ{®É«O©i¡^
51. back¡]I¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]©¹«á¤è¡^¡]adv. °Æµü¡^¡F
¡]«á°h¡F°fÂà¡F¤ä«ù¡F¾ÖÅ@¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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Don¡¦t do bad things behind my back.¡]I¡^
Harry always goes back on his word.¡]¹¨¥¦ÓªÎ¡^
He backed the car into the garage¡]¨®®w¡^.¡]«á°h¡^
He was to go with us, but backed out at the last minute.¡]¥´°h°ó¹ª¡^
We¡¦ll back you up to the end.¡]¤ä«ù¡F¾ÖÅ@¡^
52. bad¡]Ãaªº¡F¦³®`©ó¡F¤£©¯ªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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Smoking is bad for your health.¡]¦³®`©ó¡^
His health goes from bad to worse.¡]¨Cªp·U¤U¡^
That¡¦s too bad. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¯u¤£©¯¡C
53. bag¡]³U¤l¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]¶¶¤â²o¦Ï¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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Don¡¦t let the cat out of the bag. ¤¤Ä¶¡G§O¬ªº|¯µ±K¡C
The championship¡]«ax¡^is in the bag. ¡]þ޳Ӻâ¡F¤Q®³¤EáF±N¦p©ÒÄ@¡^
Who has bagged my pen?¡]¶¶¤â²o¦Ï¡^
handbag¡]¤â´£³U¡^ airbag¡]¦w¥þ®ðÅn¡^
54. bakery¡]ÄÑ¥]©±¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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I bought the bread from the bakery around the corner¡]µó¨¤¡F¨¤¸¨¡^. ¡]ÄÑ¥]©±¡^
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Do you know how to bake cakes?¡]¯MµH¡^
We need two bakers.¡]ÄÑ¥]®v³Å¡^ Are you interested?
55. ball¡]²y¡F»R·|¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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He missed the ball and was struck out¡]¤T®¶¡^.¡]²y¡^
There is a ball at the students¡¦ Union¡]¾Ç¥Í¬¡°Ê¤¤¤ß¡^.¡]»R·|¡^
The ball is in your hand. ¤¤Ä¶¡G²y¦b§A¤â¤¤¡F¥D±±Åv¦b§A¡C
56. banana¡]»¿¼¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Monkeys like bananas.¡]»¿¼¡^
57. band¡]¼Ö¶¤¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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I play at a jazz¡]Àï¤h¡^band.¡]¼Ö¶¤¡^
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A river is very rich because it has two banks.¡]»È¦æ¡Fªe©¤¡^
Where do you bank?¡]§A¦bþ¤@®a»È¦æ¦s´Ú¡H¡^
I¡¦m banking on your help.¡]«ü±æ¡^
59. baseball¡]´Î²y¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Baseball is my favorite sport. ¡]´Î²y¡^
base¡]ÂS¥]¡^ umpire¡]µô§P¡^ batter¡]¥´À»ªÌ¡^ catcher¡]®·¤â¡^
home plate¡]¥»ÂSªO¡^ pitcher¡]§ë¤â¡^ shortstop¡]´åÀ»¤â¡^
fielder¡]³¥¤â¡^infield¡]¤º³¥¡^outfield¡]¥~³¥¡^homerun (¥þÂS¥´)
60. basket¡]Äx¤l¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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He sent me a basket of eggs.¡]Äx¤l¡^
61. basketball¡]Äx²y¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Do you play basketball?¡]Äx²y¡^
62. bath¡]¨N¯D¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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He takes a cold bath in winter.¡]¨N¯D¡^
I was taking a bath when you called.¡]¬~¾þ¡^
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In the morning the bathroom is always crowded¡]¾ÖÀ½ªº¡^.¡]¬~¤â¶¡¡^
64. be (am, are, is, was, were, been, ¡K)¡]¬O¡F¦b¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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Don¡¦t be lazy.¡]¤£n¡^
He will be a good doctor.¡]±N¬O¡^
Seeing is believing. =To see is to believe. ¤¤Ä¶¡G²´¨£¬°«H¡C
Where is Taipei?¡]¦b¡^
65. beach¡]®üÅy¡F®ü¤ô¯D³õ¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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I like walking with my sweetheart¡]±¡¤H¡F²¢¤ß¡^on the beach.¡]®üÅy¡^
66. bear¡]ºµ¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]§Ô@¡F¥Í¨|¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
born¡G bearªº¹L¥h¤Àµü¡]¥Í¨|¡^ª`·N¡G§¹¦¨¦¡n¥Îborne
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Do you like teddy bears?¡]ª±¨ãºµ¡^
I cannot bear to see the children going hungry.¡]§Ô@¡^
I can¡¦t bear to see what I might see.¡]¨ü¤£¤F¡^
When were you born?¡]¥X¥Í¡^
She has borne him three sons.¡]¥Í¨|¡^
67. beautiful¡]¬üÄRªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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You have a beautiful voice.¡]¬üÄRªº¡^
beautify¡]¬ü¤Æ¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^¡Fbeauty¡]¬ü»ª¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
Flowers beautify a garden.¡]¬ü¤Æ¡^
Beauty is only skin deep. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¬ü»ª¬O½§²Lªº¡C
68. because¡]¦]¬°¡^¡]conj. ³s±µµü¡^
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He can¡¦t come because he isn¡¦t feeling well.¡]¦]¬°¡^
because of¡]¦]¬°¡^
I didn¡¦t go out because of the rain. because of«á±n¥[¤W¨üµü¡]¦Wµü¡^
=I didn¡¦t go out because it rained. because«á±n¥[¤W¤l¥y
69. become¡]Åܦ¨¡F¦¨¬°¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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He became a successful businessman.¡]¦¨¬°¡^
70. bed¡]§É¡Fªá®E¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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We have a room with two single beds.¡]³æ¤H§É¡^
Mr. Brown usually goes to bed at eleven.¡]´N¹ì¡^
Don¡¦t smoke in bed! ¤¤Ä¶¡G½Ð¤Å¦b§É¤W§l·Ï¡I
71. bedroom¡]ª×«Ç¡Fª×©Ð¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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This apartment has three bedrooms.¡]ª×©Ð¡^
72. bee¡]»e¸Á¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Jack is as busy as a bee.¡]»e¸Á¡^
73. beef¡]¤û¦×¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]µo¨cÄÌ¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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Where is the beef?¡]¤û¦×¡^
What are you beefing about?¡]µo¨cÄÌ¡^
74. before¡]¦b¡K¤§«e¡^¡]conj. ³s±µµü¡^¡F¡]¦b¡K«e±¡^¡]prep..¤¶«Yµü¡^
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It will be long before we meet again.¡]¦b¡K¤§«e¡^
I have a whole¡]¾ãÓªº¡F¥þ³¡ªº¡^week before me. ¡]¦b¡K«e±¡^
75. begin¡]¶}©l¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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Let¡¦s begin our work.¡]¶}©l¡^
beginner¡]ªì¾ÇªÌ¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡Fbeginning¡]¶}ºÝ ¡F°_·½¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
Peter does not know much about guitar¡]¦N¥L¡^. He¡¦s just a beginner.¡]ªì¾ÇªÌ¡^
In the beginning, I didn¡¦t like English very much.¡]¤@¶}©l¡^
76. behind¡]¦b¡K«á±¡^¡]prep..¤¶¨tµü¡^¡F¡]¦b¡K«á±¡F¸¨«á¡^¡]adv. °Æµü¡^
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The cat is sleeping behind the sofa.¡]¦b¡K«á±¡^
We are behind in our work.¡]¸¨«á¡^
77. believe¡]¬Û«H¡F»{¬°¡F«H¥õ¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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I believe you.¡]¬Û«H¡^
You should do what you believe to be right.¡]»{¬°¡^
Tracy believes in God.¡]«H¥õ¡^
The boys made believe they were heroes¡]^¶¯¡^.¡]°²§ê¡^
belief¡]¬Û«H¡F«H¥õ¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
He has lost his belief in God.¡]«H¥õ¡^
78. bell¡]¹a¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]ô¹a¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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Did you hear the bell?¡]¹a¡^
Who will bell the cat?¡]ô¹a¡^
bellboy¡]¨üÅU©ó®ÈÀ]¤¤¬°®È«È·h°e¦æ§õ¡A°e«Hµ¥ªºªA°È¥Í¡^
79. belong¡] ÄÝ©ó¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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This house belongs to my aunt.¡]ÄÝ©ó¡^
belongings¡]°Ê²£¡F°]ª«¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
80. below¡]¸û§C¤§³B¡^¡]adv. °Æµü¡^¡F¡]¦b¡K¤U¤è¡F¤ñ¡K§C¡^¡]prep..¤¶¨tµü¡^
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The people in the rooms below are very noisy¡]§n¾xªº¡^.¡]¤U±¡^
There is nothing below 60 cents.¡]¤ñ¡K§C¡^
81. belt¡]¥Ö±a¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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We are on the freeway¡]°ª³t¤½¸ô¡^.
Please fasten your seat belt.¡]ô¤W¦w¥þ±a¡^
82. beside¡]¦b¡K®ÇÃä¡^¡]prep..¤¶¨tµü¡^
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Come and sit beside me.¡]¦b¡K®ÇÃä¡^
He was beside himself with joy. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¥L°ª¿³±oµo¨g¡C
83. between¡]¦b¡K¤§¶¡¡^¡]prep..¤¶¨tµü¡^
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He travels between Taipei and Hsinchu¡]·s¦Ë¡^every day.¡]¦b¡K¤§¶¡¡^
(It¡¦s) between you and me. ¤¤Ä¶¡G§A§Ú¤§¶¡ªº¯µ±K¡F¤Å¬°¥~¤H¹D¡C
84. bicycle¡×bike¡]¸}½ñ¨®¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Mike is fixing his bike.¡]¸}½ñ¨®¡^
bicyclist¡]ÃM¸}½ñ¨®ªÌ¡^
85. big¡]¤jªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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He is my big brother.¡]ôô¡^
You have the biggest mouth in the world.¡]³Ì¤jªº¡^
bigmouth¡]¦h¼Lªº¤H¡F¤j¼L¤Ú¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
I.B.M.=international big mouth¡]°ê»Ú¤j¼L¤Ú¡F³Ì¦h¼Lªº¤H¡^
86. bird¡]³¾¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
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A little bird told me.
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You can kill two birds with one stone. ¡]¤@¥Û¤G³¾¡F¤@½bÂùÀJ¡F¤@Á|¨â±o¡^
87. birthday¡]¥Í¤é¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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We buy a birthday cake as a birthday present for his birthday. ¡]¥Í¤é¡^
88. bite¡]¤@¤f¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]«r¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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Give me a bite.¡]¤@¤f¡^
Barking dogs seldom bite. ¤¤Ä¶¡G·|¥sªºª¯¤£«r¤H¡C
Don¡¦t bite off more than you can chew. ¡]³g¦hÄZ¤£Äê¡F¤£n¦Û¤£¶q¤O¡C¡^
89. black¡]¶Â¦âªº¡F¥û´cªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^¡F¡]¶Â¦â¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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He gave me a black look.¡]«ã¥Ø¦Óµø¡^
He beat¡]¥´¡^the boy black and blue.¡]¶Â«C¡F«C¸~·ï¦å¡F«C¤@¶ôµµ¤@¶ô¡^
Put it down in black and white.¡]¥Õ¯È¶Â¦r¡^
blackmail¡]®£À~¶B°]¡F°Ç¯Á¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
90. blackboard¡]¶ÂªO¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Write your name on the blackboard.¡]¶ÂªO¡^
91. blind¡]½Mªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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Love is blind.¡]ª¼¥Øªº¡^
In the country of the blind the one-eyed is king.
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The police station is two blocks from here.¡]¤@±øµó¡^
They block the sidewalk with bicycles.¡]ªý¶ë¡^
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The wind is blowing hard.¡]§j¡^
I can knock you out (K.O.) with a blow.¡]¤@À»¡^
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The sky is blue.¡]ÂŦ⪺¡^
What colors do you like best, blue, green, or red?¡]ÂŦâ¡^
It is just another blue Monday.¡]ªq³àªº¬P´Á¤@¡F¨Sºë¥´±mªº¬P´Á¤@¡^
95. boat¡]²î¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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We are in the same boat.¡]¦P¦à¦@ÀÙ¡^
Dragon Boat Festival¡]ºÝ¤È¸`¡^
96. body¡]¨Åé¡F«ÍÅé¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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He earns¡]ÁÈ¿ú¡^only enough to keep body and soul¡]ÆF»î¡^together.
¡]«j±jºû«ù¥Í¬¡¡^
Where is the dead body?¡]«ÍÅé¡^
body language¡]¨Åé»y¨¥¡^ bodyguard¡]«OÅß¡F¨Í½Ã¡^
97. book¡]®Ñ¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]¹w©w¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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Ben is reading a book.¡]®Ñ¡^
They booked two seats to Hualien¡]ªá½¬¡^.¡]¹w©w¡^
I am booked to fly on Friday.¡]¹w©w¡^
98. bookstore¡]®Ñ©±¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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There are many bookstores on this street.¡]®Ñ©±¡^
99. bored¡]¥»¨Ä±±o¹½·Ð¡FµL²á¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
100. boring¡]¥O¤H¹½·Ðªº¡FµL²áªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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English class is very boring.¡]¥O¤H¹½·Ðªº¡^
He feels bored.¡]µL²á¡^
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surprising/surprised tiring/tired
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101. born¡]¥X¥Í¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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A baby son was born to George and Mary.¡]¥X¥Í¡^
He was born rich.¡]¥X¥Í¡^
102. borrow¡]É¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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May I borrow your pen and ruler?¡]É¡^
I borrow this bike from Tim.¡]±q¡KÉ¡^
103. boss¡]¦ÑÁó¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]«ü´§¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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Who is the boss of this company¡]¤½¥q¡^?¡]¦ÑÁó¡^
Helen likes to boss his husband around.¡]«ü´§¡^
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¡]¨âªÌ³£¡^¡]pron. ¥N¦Wµü¡^
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There are shops on both sides of the street.¡]¨âÃä¡^
He is both a teacher and a student.¡]¤£¦ý¡K¦Ó¥B¡^
Both of sisters are good students.¡]¨âªÌ³£¡^
105. bottle¡]²~¤l¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Jim drinks two bottles of coke a day.
106. bottom¡]©³³¡¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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I love her from the bottom of my heart.¡]©³³¡¡^
Bottoms up! ¤¤Ä¶¡G°®ªM¡I ª`·N¡G¦b²î¤W¤£n¥Î¡I
107. bowl¡]¸J¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]¥´«OÄÖ²y¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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The boy eats five bowls of rice a meal.¡]¸J¡^
Let¡¦s go bowling!¡]¥h¥´«OÄÖ²y¡^
108. box¡]²°¤l¡F½c¤l¡F¥´¦Õ¥ú¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]®±À»¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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The little girl puts all her dolls in a box.¡]²°¤l¡^
He gave me a box on the ear.¡]¦Õ¥ú¡^
109. boy¡]¨k«Ä¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Boys will be boys. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¨k«Ä¤l²¦³º¬O¨k«Ä¤l¡A·R½Õ¥Ö·o³J¡C
I have two boys and two girls.¡]¨k«Ä¡^
110. bread¡]ÄÑ¥]¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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We need a loaf of bread for breakfast.¡]¤@±øÄÑ¥]¡^
111. break¡]¥ð®§¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]°±¤î¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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Let¡¦s take a break.¡]¥ð®§¡^
coffee break¡]³Ü©@°Ø¥ð®§ªº®É¶¡¡^
tea break¡]³Ü¯ù¥ð®§ªº®É¶¡¡^
Give me a break! ¤¤Ä¶¡GÄǤF§Ú§a¡Iµ¹¤©¬Y¤H§ï¹L¦Û·sªº¾÷·|¡C
Break it up! ¤¤Ä¶¡G°±¤î§n¬[¡I
112. breakfast¡]¦À\¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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At what time do you have breakfast?¡]¦À\¡^
113. bridge¡]¾ô¼Ù¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Kissing is a bridge between lovers.¡]¾ô¼Ù¡^
114. bright¡]¥ú©úªº¡FÀéÄꪺ¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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Always look on the bright sides of things.¡]¥ú©úªº¡^
The young man has a bright future.¡]ÀéÄꪺ¡^
115. bring¡]±a¨Ó¡F®³¨Ó¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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Bring me the book. =Bring the book to me.¡]®³¨Ó¡^
116. brother¡]¥S§Ì¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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I have two brothers and two sisters.¡]¥S§Ì¡^
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She has dark brown eyes and light brown hair.¡]´Ä¦âªº¡^
The boy is always dressed in brown.¡]´Ä¦â¡^
118. brush¡]®Þ¤l¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]¨ê¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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This brush is very expensive.¡]®Þ¤l¡^
I brush my teeth clean every day.¡]¨ê¡^
toothbrush¡]¤ú¨ê¡^
119. build¡]«Ø³y¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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He has built a new house for his children.¡]«Ø³y¡^
120. burn¡]¿U¿N¡F¿NµJ¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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I burned the toast¡]¤g¥q¡^.¡]¿NµJ¡^
The old house was burned down last night.¡]¿N·´¡^
121. bus¡]¤Ú¤h¡F¤½¨®¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Hurry up! We don¡¦t want to miss the bus!¡]¤Ú¤h¡F¤½¨®¡^
122. business¡]¥Í·N¡F³d¥ô¡F¨Æ±¡¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Business as usual. ¤¤Ä¶¡G·Ó±`Àç·~¡C
Traffic Safety, Everybody¡¦s Business! ¤¤Ä¶¡G¥æ³q¦w¥þ¡A¤H¤H¦³³d¡C
Everybody¡¦s business is nobody¡¦s business. ¤¤Ä¶¡G²³¤H¤§¨ÆµL¤HºÞ¡C
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Business is business. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¦b°Ó¨¥°Ó¡F¤½¨Æ¤½¿ì¡C
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Business before pleasure. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¥¿¨Ænºò¡F¤u§@¥ý©ó®T¼Ö¡C
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businesswoman¡]¤k¥Í·N¤H¡F¤k°Ó¤H¡^
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The line is busy. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¹q¸Ü¦£½u¤¤¡C
I¡¦m busy doing my homework.
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busybody¡]¦nºÞ¶¢¨ÆªÌ¡^
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He is poor but happy.¡]¦ý¬O¡^
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I didn¡¦t like her but he did.¡]¦ý¬O¡^
There is no one but knows it.¡]¨S¡È¤£¡È¡^
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He is but a child.¡]¤£¹L¡^
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Nobody has heard of it but me.¡]°£¤F¡È¡^
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She spread¡]©Ù¡^the butter on the bread.¡]¥¤ªo¡^
butterfly¡]½¹½º¡^
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Money cannot buy happiness.¡]¶R¡^
I don¡¦t buy your story.¡]¬Û«H¡^
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¡]¶V¹L¡^¡]adv. °Æµü¡^
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He has a house by the sea.¡]¦b¡È®ÇÃä¡^
I go to school by bus every day.¡]Âǡȥæ³q¤u¨ã¡^
He is taller than she by six centimeters¡]¤½¤À¡^.¡]¨ì¡Èµ{«×¡^
He is junior to me by three years.¡]¨ì¡Èµ{«×¡^
Time goes by.¡]®ø³u¡^
129. cake¡]³J¿|¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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You can¡¦t have your cake and eat it.
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130. call¡]¥l³ê¡F³Û¡F¥s¡F½Ð¨Ó¡F¥´¹q¸Ü¡F³y³X¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^¡F
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He was called home by the death of his father.¡]¥l³ê¡^
Call a taxi for me. =Call me a taxi.¡]¥s¡^
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I was just about to call you.¡]¥´¹q¸Ü¡^
Mother is calling from downstairs¡]¼Ó¤U¡^.¡]³Û¡^
He¡¦ll call on his old friend in Kaohsiung.¡]³y³X¡^
We heard a call for help.¡]³Û¥s¡^
Mary: You have a call.¡]¹q¸Ü¡^ George: Put it through¡]±µ¹L¨Ó¡^.
There is no call for you to do it.¡]¸q°È¡^
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Look at the camera.¡]Äá¼v¾÷¡^
Tim has a digital¡]¼Æ¦ìªº¡^camera.¡]·Ó¬Û¾÷¡^
132. camp¡]ÅSÀç¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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Let¡¦s camp out in the woods¡]¾ðªL¡^.¡]ÅSÀç¡^
133. can (could)¡]¯à¡È¡F¥i¥H¡F·|¡^¡]auxil. §U°Êµü¡^
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I¡¦ll do what I can. ¡]¯à¡^
What can I do for you?¡]¥i¥H¡^
Can you speak English?¡]·|¡^
I cannot help but laugh.
=I cannot but laugh.
=I cannot help laughing.¡]¤£¸T¡F§Ô¤£¦í¡^
I said I could go.¡]¥i¥H¡^
Can (Could) you do me a favor?¡]¥i¥H¡^¥ÎCould¤ñ¸û«È®ð¡C
134. candy¡]¿}ªG¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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We all like candy.¡]¿}ªG¡^
cotton candy=candy floss¡]´Öªá¿}¡^
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Danny put on his cap and went out.¡]µLÃä¹B°Ê´U¡^
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This is my father¡¦s car.¡]¨T¨®¡^
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137. card¡]¥d¤ù¡F¼³§JµP¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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How many credit cards do you have?¡]«H¥Î¥d¡^
They are playing cards.¡]¼³§JµP¡^
138. care¡]¼~¼{¡F·Ó®Æ¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]¦b¥G¡F³ßÅw¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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Few people are free of care. ¤¤Ä¶¡G«Ü¤Ö¤HµL¼~µL¼{¡C
Take good care of yourself.¡]«O«¡^
I don¡¦t care.¡]¦b¥G¡^
Would you care for another cup of tea?¡]n¡^
139. careful¡]¤p¤ßªº¡F·í¤ßªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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Carl is always careful with his work.¡]¤p¤ßªº¡^
Be careful when you cross the street.¡]·í¤ß¡^
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The mother monkey carried her baby on her back.¡]IµÛ¡^
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In that case, I have nothing to say.¡]¦pªG¬O¨º¼Ëªº¸Ü¡^
I¡¦ll take an umbrella with me, just in case.¡]¥H¨¾¸U¤@¡^
If you apologize¡]¹Dºp¡^to me, I¡¦ll drop the case.¡]ºM¾P¶D³^¡^
142. cat¡]¿ß¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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A cat has nine lives.¡]¿ß¡^
A cat may look at a king.
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Curiosity¡]¦n©_¤ß¡^killed the cat.¡]¿ß¡^
When the cat¡¦s away, the mice will play.
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Don¡¦t let the cat out of the bag. ¤¤Ä¶¡G§O¬ªº|¯µ±K¡C
143. catch¡]§ì¡F±µ¡F²Ì¦í¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^¡F¡]±µ¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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We were caught in a traffic jam¡]¶ë¨®¡^.¡]²Ì¦í¡^
Brett plays catch with his father.¡]±µ²y¡^
144. celebrate¡]¼y¯¬¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^¡Fcelebration¡]¼y¯¬¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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The happy couple¡]¤Ò©d¡^are celebrating their 20th wedding anniversary¡]µ²±B¬ö©À¤é¡^.¡]¼y¯¬¡^
145. cell phone¡]¤â¾÷¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Turn off your cell phone in class.¡]¤â¾÷¡^
146. cent¡]¤@¤À¿ú¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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It¡¦s fifty cents, please.¡]¤@¤À¿ú¡^
147. center¡]¤¤¤ß¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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The table is in the center of the dinning room.¡]¤¤¥¡¡^
148. chair¡]´È¤l¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Should I bring another chair?¡]´È¤l¡^
149. chalk¡]¯»µ§¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Bring me two pieces of chalk, please.¡]¯»µ§¡^
150. chance¡]¾÷·|¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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It is a good chance.¡]¾÷·|¡^
I found the book by chance.¡]°¸µMªº¾÷·|¡^
I¡¦d like to take a chance.¡]«_ÀI¤@¸Õ¡F¸I¹B®ð¡^
The chances are that she loves you more than you think.¡]«Ü¥i¯à¡^
151. change¡]§ïÅÜ¡F§ó¦ç¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^¡F¡]¹s¿ú¡F§ïÅÜ¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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I change my mind.¡]§ïÅܤ߷N¡^ I¡¦ll not go with him.
It takes her three minutes to change.¡]§ó¦ç¡^
Keep the change. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¤£¥Î§ä¹s¿ú¡C
There will be a change in the weather.¡]§ïÅÜ¡^
152. cheap¡]«K©yªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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The book is cheaper than I thought.¡]§ó«K©yªº¡^
153. cheat¡]´ÛÄF¡F§@¹ú¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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Don¡¦t cheat yourself.¡]´ÛÄF¡^
Bill cheated in the final examination¡]´Á¥½¦Ò¡^.¡]§@¹ú¡^
154. check¡]¤ä²¼¡F¤Ä¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]µn°O¡FÀˬd¡F¥´¤Ä¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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Can I take a rain check?¡]§ï´Á¡^
Put a check before the sentence that is correct.¡]¤Ä¡^
Check your answers.¡]Àˬd¡^
check in¡]¨ì¹F®ÈÀ]©Î¤u¼t¤W¯Z®É¿ì²zµn°O¤âÄò¡^
check out¡]®ÈÀ]«È¤Hµ²±bÂ÷¶}¡F¥´¥d¤U¯Z¡^
155. cheer¡]¬°¡K¥´®ð¥[ªo¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^¡F¡]Åw©I¡F®¶§@¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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We cheer our baseball team.¡]¬°¡K¥´®ð¥[ªo¡^
Cheer up! ¤¤Ä¶¡G®¶§@¡I It¡¦s not the end of the world.
Cheers! ¤¤Ä¶¡G°®ªM¡I
Let¡¦s give three cheers for our boss.¡]Åw©I¡^
156. cheese¡]°®¹T¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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I like cheese burger better.¡]°®¹T¡^
Say cheese! ¤¤Ä¶¡G¯º¤@Ó¡I¡]·Ó¬Û®É¬°Äá±o¯º®e¡A½Ð»¡¡¨¤C¡¨¡^
157. chicken¡]Âû¡FÁx¤pªº¤H¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]Áx©Ä¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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I like chicken legs better than chicken wings.¡]Âû»L¡FÂû¯Í¡^
Don¡¦t count your chickens before they are hatched.
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Don¡¦t be a chicken!¡]Áx¤pªº¤H¡^
Jill chickened out at the last minute.¡]¦]Áx©Ä¦Ó¥´°h°ó¹ª¡^
158. child¡]¤p«Ä¡F«Ä¤l¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Don¡¦t worry, my child.¡]«Ä¤l¡^
The child is father of the man.
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159. China¡]¤¤°ê¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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R.O.C. stands for The Republic of China.¡]¤¤µØ¥Á°ê¡^
P.R.C. stands for The People¡¦s Republic of China.¡]¤¤µØ¤H¥Á¦@©M°ê¡^
160. Chinese¡]¤¤°ê¤H¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]¤¤°êªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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We are Chinese.¡]¤¤°ê¤H¡^
I like things Chinese.¡]¤¤°êªº¡^
161. chocolate¡]¥©§J¤O¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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What flavors¡]¤f¨ý¡^do you like in ice cream, chocolate, vanilla¡]»¯ó¡^, or orange?¡]¥©§J¤O¡^
162. chopstick¡]¸_¤l¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Do you know how to use chopsticks?¡]¸_¤l¡^
We eat with a pair of chopsticks.¡]¸_¤l¡^
163. Christmas¡]¸t½Ï¸`¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Christmas is around the corner. =Christmas is coming.¡]¸t½Ï¸`¡^
Merry Christmas! ¤¤Ä¶¡G¸t½Ï¸`§Ö¼Ö¡I
164. church¡]±Ð°ó¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Their wedding ceremony¡]µ²±B¨å§¡^was held in an old church.¡]±Ð°ó¡^
How often do you go to church?¡]¨ì±Ð°ó°µÂ§«ô¡^Every Sunday?
165. circle¡]¶ê°é¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]°é¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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We are standing in a circle.¡]¶ê°é¡^
Circle the correct answers.¡]°é¡^
166. city¡]³£¥«¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Tony likes to live in a big city.¡]³£¥«¡^
167. class¡]¯Z¯Å¡F½Ò¡F·«×®ð½è¡FªÀ·|ªº¶¥¯Å¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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The class consists of¡]¥Ñ¡È²Õ¦¨¡^42 boys and girls.¡]¯Z¯Å¡^
We don¡¦t have class tomorrow.¡]½Ò¡^
She has class.¡]·«×®ð½è¡^
He wants to be in the upper classes.¡]¤W¬yªÀ·|¡^
You remind me of¡]Åý§Ú·Q¨ì¡^Sunday.¡XNo class!¡]¤ô·Ç¡^
168. classmate¡]¦P¯Z¦P¾Ç¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Smith, Sam and I are classmates.¡]¦P¯Z¦P¾Ç¡^
169. classroom¡]±Ð«Ç¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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The students are singing in the classroom.¡]±Ð«Ç¡^
170.clean¡]°®²bªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^¡F¡]§Ë°®²b¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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We all like to have a clean environment¡]Àô¹Ò¡^.¡]°®²bªº¡^
Clean the table.¡]§Ë°®²b¡^
I must have my room cleaned.¡]§Ë°®²b¡^
171. clear¡]²M·¡ªº¡F´¸®Ôªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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Do I make myself clear?¡]²M·¡ªº¡^
A bird is flying in the clear sky.¡]´¸®Ôªº¡^
172. climb¡]ª¦¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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A monkey is climbing up a tree.¡]ª¦¡^
173. clock¡]®ÉÄÁ¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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He works around the clock.¡]¤£¯v¤£¥ð¡^
alarm clock¡]¾xÄÁ¡^
174. close¡]Ãö³¬¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^¡F¡]¿Ë±Kªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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All the doors and windows have been closed before the coming of a typhoon.¡]Ãö³¬¡^
We are close friends.¡]¿Ë±Kªº¡^
open¡]Àç·~¤¤¡^ closed¡]¥ð®§¤¤¡^
175. clothes¡]¦çªA¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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She spent a lot of money on clothes.¡]¦çªA¡^
Fine clothes make the man.
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176. cloudy¡]¦h¶³ªº¡F³±¤Ñªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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I don¡¦t like cloudy days.¡]¦h¶³ªº¡F³±¤Ñªº¡^
177. club¡]Ѽֳ¡¡F¶Â±öªá¡F´Î¤l¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Welcome to the club.¡]Ѽֳ¡¡^
178. coat¡]¥~®M¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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It¡¦s cold outside. You¡¦d better put on a coat.¡]¥~®M¡^
sugar-coated¡]¥]¦³¿}¦çªº¡^
179. coffee¡]©@°Ø¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Would you like another cup of coffee?¡]©@°Ø¡^
180. coke¡]¥i¼Ö¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Bring me a bottle of coke.¡]¥i¼Ö¡^
181. cold¡]·P«_¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]§Nªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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It is cold in winter.¡]§Nªº¡^
Many students are absent¡]¯Ê®u¡F¯Ê½Ò¡^with colds.¡]·P«_¡^
He has a flu.¡]¬y¦æ©Ê·P«_¡^
182. collect¡]¦¬¶°¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^¡Fcollection¡]¦¬Âê«¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Holly collects coins¡]¿ú¹ô¡^for a hobby.¡]¦¬¶°¡^
Alex showed me his collections.¡]¦¬Âë~¡^
183. color¡]ÃC¦â¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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What color is the car?= What is the color of the car?¡]ÃC¦â¡^
color blind¡]¦âª¼¡^
184. come¡]¨Ó¡F¨ì¡FÁ`p¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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Come in, please. ¤¤Ä¶¡G½Ð¶i¡C
Come here. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¨ì³o¸Ì¨Ó¡F¹L¨Ó¡C
First come, first served. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¥ý¨ì¥ýªA°È¡C
It comes to $99.¡]Á`p¡^
We are going to the party. Are you coming along?¡]¤@°_¨Ó¡^
Come on! ¤¤Ä¶¡G§ÖÂI¡I¨Ó§a¡I¦n°Õ¡I
How come? =Why? ¤¤Ä¶¡G¬°¦ó¡H
When it comes to speaking in English, I am not as fluent¡]¬y§Q¡^as she.
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185. comfortable¡]µÎ¾Aªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^¡Fcomfort¡]¦w¼¢¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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The cat is sleeping in a comfortable chair.¡]µÎ¾Aªº¡^
Make yourself comfortable. ¤¤Ä¶¡G§O«È®ð¡C¡]¥D¤H±`¹ï«È¤H»¡ªº¤@¥y¸Ü¡^
186. comic¡]³ß¼@ªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^¡Fcomedy¡]³ß¼@¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Children like to read comic books.¡]º©µe®Ñ¡^
He is a famous comic actor.¡]³ß¼@ªº¡^
I like comedy better than tragedy¡]´d¼@¤ù¡^.¡]³ß¼@¤ù¡^
187. common¡]´¶³qªº¡F¦@¦Pªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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Jane and I have a common interest.¡]¦@¦Pªº¡^
We all love classical¡]¥j¨åªº¡^music.
We have much in common. ¤¤Ä¶¡G§Ú̦³«Ü¦hªº¦@¦PÂI¡C
common sense¡]±`ÃÑ¡^
188. computer¡]¹q¸£¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡Fcompute¡]pºâ¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^¡F
computerize¡]¹q¸£¤Æ¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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He works at our school¡¦s computer center.¡]¹q¸£¡^
computer dating¡]¹q¸£¾Ü¤Í¡^
189. convenient¡]¤è«Kªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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There is a convenient shop in our neighborhood¡]©~®aªþªñ¡^.¡]«K§Q°Ó©±¡^
Is it convenient for you to come to my house now?¡]¤è«Kªº¡^
190. cook¡]¼p®v¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]µN¶º¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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James is the best cook.¡]¼p®v¡^
Too many cooks spoil the broth. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¼p®v¹L¦h¤Ï©ö§â´öµNÃa¡F¤H¦h¤âÂø¡C
It smells good. What are you cooking?¡]µN¡^
You know I can¡¦t cook.¡]µN¶º¡^
191. cookie¡]»æ°®¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Do you know how to make cookies?¡]»æ°®¡^
192. cool¡]²D²nªº¡F»Å¡F¬¯¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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Look at Terry¡¦s new sports car¡]¶]¨®¡^! It is so cool!¡]»Å¡^
It¡¦s cool under the tree.¡]²D²nªº¡^
193. copy¡]«þ¨©¡F°Æ¥»¡F¤@¥»¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]¦¬¨ì¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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1,000 copies of the book were sold in one day.¡]¥»¡^
Copy that. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¦¬¨ì°T®§¡Cª¾¹D¤F¡C
194. correct¡]¥¿½Tªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^¡F¡]§ó¥¿¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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It is a correct answer.¡]¥¿½Tªº¡^
Correct me, if I¡¦m wrong.¡]§ó¥¿¡^
195. cost¡]¶O¥Î¡F¦¨¥»¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]ªá¶O¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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The cost of living is very high in big city.¡]¶O¥Î¡^
The cost of success is health.¡]¥N»ù¡^
This book costs me five hundred dollars.¡]ªá¶O¡^
196. couch¡]ºÎ´È¡Fªø¨Fµo¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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The couch is in the middle of the living room.¡]ªø¨Fµo¡^
197. count¡]pºâ¡G¼Æ¡F«ü±æ¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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Every vote counts. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¨C±i¿ï²¼³£«Ü«n¡C
Count me in. ¤¤Ä¶¡Gºâ§Ú¤@¥÷¡C
Count me out. ¤¤Ä¶¡G§O§â§Úpºâ¦b¤º¡C
We count on your help.¡]«ü±æ¡^
count down¡]˼Æp®É¡^
198. country¡]°ê®a¡F¶m¤U¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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So many countries, so many customs¡]²ß«U¡^.¡]°ê®a¡^
I like to live in the country.¡]¶m¤U¡^
199. cousin¡]°ó¡Bªí¥S§Ì¡B©n©f¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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I have many cousins.¡]°ó¡Bªí¥S§Ì¡B©n©f¡^
200. cover¡]¾B»\¡F±»Å@¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^¡F¡]«Ê±¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Cover me! ¤¤Ä¶¡G±»Å@§Ú¡I
He covered his face in his hands.¡]¾B»\¡^
cover story¡]«Ê±³ø¾É¡^
201. cow¡]¥À¤û¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]À½¤û¥¤¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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The farmer has a cow and two pigs.¡]¥À¤û¡^
Do you know how to milk the cow?¡]À½¤û¥¤¡^
cowboy¡]¤û¥J¡^
202. crazy¡]ºÆ¨gªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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Are you crazy or something?¡]ºÆ¡^
He is crazy about you.¡]¹ï¡È·ö¨g¡^
203. cross¡]¾î¹L¡F¥´¤e¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^¡F¡]¤Q¦r¬[¡F¤e¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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I met an old friend when I was crossing the street.¡]¾î¹L¡^
Cross out the wrong part of the sentence.¡]§R°£¡^
No cross, no crown. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¥¼¸gWÃø«h±o¤£¨ìºa«a¡C
204. cry¡]ú¡F¤jÁn¥s¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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She cried hot tears.¡]ú¡^
¡§Help! Help!¡¨ he cried.¡]¤jÁn¥s¡^
205. cup¡]ªM¤l¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Do you like a cup of tea?¡]ªM¡^¤@¯ë¼ö¶¼¥Îcup§N¶¼¥Îglass
206. cut¡]¤Á¡F³Î¡F°Å¡F¬å¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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She cut her finger with a knife.¡]¤Á¡^
He sometimes cuts me dead when he sees me.¡]°²¸Ë¨S¬Ý¨ì¡^
Don¡¦t cut in while¡]·í¡^I¡¦m talking.¡]¥´§Ã¡^
They lived on the island, cut off from the world.¡]»P¥@¹jµ´¡^
Don¡¦t cut classes.¡]Ãß½Ò¡^
Cut it out! ¤¤Ä¶¡G°±¤î¡I§O»¡¤U¥h¡I
207. cute¡]¥i·Rªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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You are so cute.¡]¥i·Rªº¡^
208. dance¡]¸õ»R¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^¡F¡]»R¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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They went on dancing until after midnight¡]¤È©]¡F¥b©]¡^.¡]¸õ»R¡^
May I have the next dance?¡]»R¡^
209. dangerous¡]¦MÀIªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^¡Fdanger¡]¦MÀI¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Your dog looks dangerous.¡]¦MÀIªº¡^
His life is in danger.¡]¦MÀI¡^
210. dark¡]¶Â·tªº¡F²`¦âªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^¡F¡]¶Â·t¡F¤Ñ¶Â¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Don¡¦t look on the dark side of things.¡]¶Â·tªº¡^
She has dark blue eyes.¡]²`¦âªº¡^
Be sure to be back before dark.¡]¤Ñ¶Â«e¡^
He is kept in the dark.¡]³Q»X¦b¹ª¸Ì¡^
211. date¡]¤é´Á¡F¬ù·|ªº¹ï¶H¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]¬ù·|¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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What¡¦s the date today?¡]¤é´Á¡^
Would you be my date tonight?¡]¬ù·|ªº¹ï¶H¡^
Do you want to date her?¡]¬ù¡^ Take a number! ¡]ºCºCµ¥§a¡I¡^
212. daughter¡]¤k¨à¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Meet my daughter-in-law¡]¨à·@¡F·@°ü¡^and my daughter.¡]¤k¨à¡^
213. day¡]¤@¤é¡F¤é¶¡¡F®É´Á¡F¸`¤é¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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I met my girlfriend on a cold winter day.¡]¤@¤é¡^
He works day and night. =He works night and day.¡]¤é¥HÄ~©]¡^
She was a beauty¡]¬ü¤H¡^in her school days.¡]¨D¾Ç®É¥N¡^
Every dog has his day. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¤H³£¦³±o·Nªº®ÉÔ¡C
214. dead¡]¤w¦ºªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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Her husband has been dead for ten years.¡]¤w¦º¡^
Dead men tell no tales. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¦º¤H¬ªº|¤£¤F¯µ±K¡C
215. dear¡]¿Ë·Rªº¡F©ù¶Qªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^¡F¡]ªí¥ÜÅå´j¡^¡]interj. ·P¹Äµü¡^
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You are dear to me.¡]§Ú©Ò·Rªº¡^
He received¡]¦¬¨ì¡^a Dear John letter from Alice.¡]µ´¥æ«H¡^
He lost everything that was dear to him.¡]¬Ã¶Qªº¡^
Oh dear! ¤¤Ä¶¡G¤Ñ°Ú¡I
Dear me! ¤¤Ä¶¡G§Úªº¤Ñ°Ú¡I
216. December¡]¤Q¤G¤ë¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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December is the last month of the year.¡]¤Q¤G¤ë¡^
217. decide¡]¨M©w¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^¡Fdecision¡]¨M©w¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F
decisive¡]¨M©w©Êªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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Have you decided what to do?¡]¨M©w¡^
His decision is made.¡]¨M¤ß¡^
It turned out to be a decisive battle¡]¾Ô§Ð¡^in the history.¡]¨M©w©Êªº¡^
218. delicious¡]¥i¤fªº¡F¬ü¨ýªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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What a delicious cake! ¤¤Ä¶¡G¦n¬ü¨ýªº³J¿|¡I
219. department¡]³¡ªù¡F¨t¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F
department store¡]¦Ê³f¤½¥q¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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A department store¡]¦Ê³f¤½¥q¡^usually has a men¡¦s clothing department¡]¨k¸Ë³¡¡^, a women¡¦s
clothing department¡]¤k¸Ë³¡¡^and many other departments. ¡]³¡ªù¡^
Professor¡]±Ð±Â¡^Wang is the chairman¡]¥D¥ô¡^of the English Department¡]^¤å¨t¡^.
220. desk¡]®Ñ®à¡F±µ«Ý³B¡FªA°È¥x¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Your English book is on my desk.¡]®Ñ®à¡^
If your friend is out, you can leave a message¡]¯d«H¡B¸Ü¡^at the desk.
¡]ªA°È¥x¡^
221. dictionary¡]¦r¨å¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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If you don¡¦t know a new word, you can always look it up¡]¬d¡^in a dictionary.¡]¦r¨å¡^
222. die¡]¦º¤`¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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Without water, beautiful flowers will soon die.¡]¬\¦º¡^
223. different¡]¤£¦Pªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^¡Fdifference¡]¤£¦P¡F®t²§¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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That¡¦s different! ¤¤Ä¶¡G¨º¤£¤@¼Ë¡I
They are different people with the same name.¡]¤£¦Pªº¡^
There are many differences between the two sisters.¡]¤£¦P¡F®t²§¡^
It doesn¡¦t make any difference whether you are rich or not.¡]¨S®t¡^
224. difficult¡]§xÃøªº¡FÃø¥H¨ú®®ªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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It is difficult for me to stop smoking.¡]§xÃøªº¡^
They are difficult to deal with¡]¬Û³B¡FÀ³¥I¡^.¡]Ãø¥H¡Èªº¡^
Don¡¦t be so difficult! ¤¤Ä¶¡G§O³o»ò°õ©í¡I
225. dig¡]«õ¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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Dig in! ¤¤Ä¶¡G¶}°Ê¡I¦Y¶º¡I
Derek dug a hole¡]¬}¡^before he planted¡]ºØ¡^the rose.¡]«õ¡^
226. dining room¡]¶ºÆU¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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The dinning room is as large as the living room.¡]¶ºÆU¡^
227. dinner¡]±ßÀ\¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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The whole¡]¥þ³¡ªº¡^family is having dinner together.¡]±ßÀ\¡^
dine¡]¥ÎÀ\¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^¡Fdiner¡]¥Î¿¯ªÌ¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
ª`·N¡Gdine¸ò dinner ªºiµoµ¤£¦P
228. dirty¡]»êżªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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It¡¦s a dirty job, but somebody has to do it.¡]»êżªº¡^
dirty language¡]ż¸Ü¡F¤T¦r¸g¡^
229. dish¡]½L¤l¡F¤@¹Dµæ¡Fº}«Gªº¤H¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Steak is my favorite dish.¡]¤@¹Dµæ¡^
She¡¦s quite a dish.¡]º}«Gªº¤H¡^
Come help me do the dishes.¡]¬~¸J½L¡^
dishwasher¡]¬~¸J¾÷¡^
230. do (does, did, done)¡]°µ¡F¹ê¦æ¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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I¡¦ve got nothing to do.¡]°µ¡^
Do your duty¡]³d¥ô¡^.¡]°µ¡^
I want to have my hair done.¡]°µ¡^
He has something to do with it.¡]»P¡È¦³Ãö¡^
I don¡¦t know.¡]§U°Êµü¥Î¨Ó§Î¦¨§_©w¥y¡^
When did he leave?¡]§U°Êµü¥Î¨Ó§Î¦¨ºÃ°Ý¥y¡^
Never did I see such a fool.¡]§U°Êµü¥Î¨Ó¥[±j»y®ð¡^
I do love you.¡]§U°Êµü¥Î¨Ó¥[±j»y®ð¡^
I did go, but didn¡¦t see her.¡]§U°Êµü¥Î¨Ó¥[±j»y®ð¡^
231. doctor¡]Âå¥Í¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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In answer to her call, the doctor came right away.¡]Âå¥Í¡^
232. dog¡]ª¯¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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A dog is man¡¦s best friend.¡]ª¯¡^
233. doll¡]¬v«½«½¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Little girls like to play with dolls.¡]¬v«½«½¡^
234. dollar¡]¤¸¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Tim paid ten dollars for the dictionary.¡]¤¸¡^
235. door¡]ªù¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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A man came out through the back door.¡]ªù¡^
Someone is at the door.¡]ªù¤f¡^
front door¡]«eªù¡^ back door¡]«áªù¡^ gate¡]¤jªù¡Fµn¾÷ªù¡^
236. down¡]¦V¤U¡^¡]adv. °Æµü¡^¡]«n¤Uªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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The rollercoaster¡]¶³¾]¸¨®¡^goes up and down.¡]¤W¤W¤U¤U¡^
It is a down train.¡]«n¤Uªº¡^
ups and downs¡]¤H¥Íªº¨H¯B¡^
237. dozen¡]¤@¥´¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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It¡¦s cheaper by the dozen.¡]½×¥´¶R¤ñ¸û«K©y¡^
238. draw¡]©Ô¡F¹º¡F©â¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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They drew the boat on to the beach.¡]©Ô¡^
Now draw a card from the pack.¡]©â¡^
239. dream¡]¹Ú¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]°µ¹Ú¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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Vicky dreamed a horrible¡]¥i©Èªº¡^dream last night.¡]°µ¹Ú¡^¡]¹Ú¡^
David is always daydreaming. ¡]°µ¥Õ¤é¹Ú¡^
240. dress¡]¦çªA¡F¬v¸Ë¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Janet spends too much on dress.¡]¦çªA¡^
Her birthday present was a dress with laces¡]Á¢µ·ªáÃä¡^.¡]¬v¸Ë¡^
241. drink¡]³Ü¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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Anything to drink? ¤¤Ä¶¡G³Ü¤°»ò¡H
soft drinks¡]¤£§t°sºëªº¶¼®Æ¦p¥i¼Ö¡BªG¥Ä¡B¨T¤ô¡È¡^
242. drive¡]¶}¨®¡FÅX»°¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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He drives to work every day.¡]¶}¨®¡^
Drive away your big dog.¡]ÅX»°¡^
Driving and drinking do not mix.
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It¡¦s a drive-in bank.¡]§K¤U¨®ªº¡^ You don¡¦t have to get off.
243. driver¡]¾r¾pû¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Driver¡¦s license, pleae.¡]¾r¾p°õ·Ó¡^
His father is a school bus driver.¡]¾r¾pû¡^
244. drop¡]¤@ºw¤ô¡FÃĤô¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]±¼¤U¡F¨Ï¡È¤U¨®¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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There was not a drop of water.¡]¤@ºw¤ô¡^
Tears dropped from his eyes.¡]±¼¤U¡^
Drop me at the corner¡]Âਤ³B¡^, please.¡]Åý¡È¤U¨®¡^
teardrop¡]²\ºw¡^ eye drops¡]²´ÃĤô¡^ ear drops¡]¦ÕÃĤô¡^
245. dry¡]°®ªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^¡F¡]À¿°®¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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Dry wood¡]¤ì§÷¡^burns easily, but not the wet wood.¡]°®ªº¡^
Dry away your tears.¡]À¿°®¡^
dryer¡]¯M°®¾÷¡^ hair dryer¡]§j·¾÷¡^
246. during¡]¦b¡K´Á¶¡¡^¡]prep.¤¶¨tµü¡^
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I have to work part-time¡]Ý®t¡^during this summer.¡]¦b¡K´Á¶¡¡^
247. each¡]¨C¤@Ó ¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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Each student has a desk. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¨CӾǥͦU¦³¤@±i®à¤l¡C
Every student has a desk. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¨CӾǥͳ£¦³¤@±i®à¤l¡C
They love each other.¡]¤¬¬Û¡^
248. ear¡]¦Õ¦·¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Ted was all ears at the concert¡]µ¼Ö·|¡^.¡]¶ÉÅ¥¡F¬~¦Õ®¥Å¥¡^
Walls have ears. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¹jÀ𦳦աC
249. early¡]¦ªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^¡F¡]¦¡^¡]adv. °Æµü¡^
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Early birds catch worms¡]ÂΡ^.¡]¦ªº¡^
Betty always takes a walk early in the morning.¡]¤j²M¦¡^
250. earth¡]¦a²y¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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It is true that the Earth is round.¡]¦a²y¡^
What on earth is the matter?¡]¨ì©³¡^
251. east¡]ªF¤è¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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The sun rises¡]¤É°_¡^in the east.¡]ªF¤è¡^
252. easy¡]®e©ö¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^¡F¡]®e©ö¦a¡^¡]adv. °Æµü¡^
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Take it easy. ¤¤Ä¶¡G©ñ»´ÃP¡C¦A¨£¡I
There is no easy way out.¡]®e©ö¡^
It is easy to drive.¡]®e©ö¡^
It¡¦s easier said than done. ¤¤Ä¶¡G»¡¤ñ°µ®e©ö¡C
253. eat¡]¦Y¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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Is it good to eat?¡]¦Y¡^
Let¡¦s eat out tonight!¡]¨ì¥~Ãä¦Y¶º¡×dine out¡^
254. egg¡]³J¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Do you want your eggs boiled¡]µN³J¡^, fried¡]·Î³J¡^, or
scrambled¡]ª£³J¡^?
egg roll¡]³J±²¡^
255. eight¡]¤KÓ¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^¡F¡]¤K¡^¡]pron. ¥N¦Wµü¡^
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There are eight eggs left¡]³Ñ¤U¡^.¡]¤KÓ¡^
He cut a figure of eight in the tree.¡]8¦r§Î¡^
256. eighteen¡]¤Q¤K¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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She is eighteen years old.¡]¤Q¤K¡^
She is an eighteen-year-old girl.¡]¤Q¤K·³¤jªº¡^
257. eighth¡]²Ä¤K¡F¤K¤À¤§¤@ªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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The young couple¡]¤Ò°ü¡^spend three-eighths of their income¡]¦¬¤J¡^on rent¡]©Ð¯²¡^.
¡]¤K¤À¤§¤Tªº¡^
258. eighty¡]¤K¤Q¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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My grandmother is in her eighties.¡]¤K¤Q¦h·³¡F80-89¡^
259.either¡]¨ä¤¤¤§¤@¡^¡]pron. ¥N¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]¤£¬O¡È´N¬O¡È¡^¡]adv. °Æµü¡^
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Either of them will do.¡]¨ä¤¤¤§¤@¡^
Either you are with us or you are with the terrorists¡]®£©Æ¥÷¤l¡^.
¡]¤£¬O¡È´N¬O¡È¡^
260. elementary school¡]¤p¾Ç¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Vivian is a retired¡]°h¥ðªº¡^elementary school teacher.¡]¤p¾Ç¡^
261. elephant¡]¤j¶H¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
¨Ò¥y¡G
Hunters¡]Ây¤H¡^kill elephants for the ivories¡]¶H¤ú¡^.¡]¤j¶H¡^
262. eleven¡]¤Q¤@¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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We are eleven including¡]¥]§t¡F¥]¬A¡^the teacher. ¡]¤Q¤@Ó¤H¡^
263. else¡]§Oªº¡^¡]adv. °Æµü¡^
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I have something else to do. ¡]§Oªº¡^
Anything else? ¡]§Oªº¡^
264. e-mail¡]¹q¤l¶l¥ó¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
¨Ò¥y¡G
You¡¦ve got an e-mail.¡]¹q¤l¶l¥ó¡^
265. end¡]µ²§ô¡F¼@²×¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]µ²§ô¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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There is no end to it.¡]µ²§ô¡^
I¡¦ll pay you back at the end of the month.¡]µ²§À¡^
The day ended with a heavy rain.¡]µ²§ô¡^
266. English¡]^¤å¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Learning English can be interesting.¡]^¤å¡^
267. enjoy¡]¨É¨ü¡F³ßÅw¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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Enjoy your meal.¡]¨É¥Î¡^
I hope you will enjoy your visit to our country.¡]³ßÅw¡^
268. enough¡]¨¬°÷ªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^¡F¡]¨¬°÷¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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We don¡¦t have enough cash¡]²{ª÷¡^to but this car.¡]¨¬°÷ªº¡^
I have had enough! ¤¤Ä¶¡G§Ú¨ü°÷¤F¡I
269. enter¡]¶i¤J¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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When our English teacher entered the classroom, the class became quiet.¡]¶i¤J¡^
270. eraser¡]¾ó¥ÖÀ¿¡FªOÀ¿¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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May I borrow your eraser?¡]¾ó¥ÖÀ¿¡^
271. eve¡]«e¤i¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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We exchange¡]¥æ´«¡^gifts on New Year¡¦s Eve.¡]°£¤i©]¡^
272. even¡]¥¿Åªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^¡F¡]¬Æ¦Ü¡^¡]adv. °Æµü¡^
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She will get even with him some day.¡]¦V¡È³ø¤³¡^
I will not do it even if you give me a million dollars.¡]§Y¨Ï¡^
odd number¡]©_¼Æ¡^even number¡]°¸¼Æ¡^
273. evening¡]±ß¤W¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Good evening. ¤¤Ä¶¡G±ß¦w¡C¡]±ß¤W¨£±®Éªº¥Î»y¡F»¡¦A¨£n¥ÎGood night.¡^
evening gown¡]±ß§ªA¡^
274. ever¡]´¿¸g¡^¡]adv. °Æµü¡^
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Have you ever seen a lion before? ¡]´¿¸g¡^
275. every¡]¨C¤@¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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Every word he says is not true.¡]¨C¤@¡^
Every man cannoot be an artist.
=Not every man can be an artist.¡]¨C¤@¡^
We visit our grandmother every now and then.¡]¦³®É¡^
276. everyone =everybody¡]¨C¤@¤H¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Everyone can be a hero¡]^¶¯¡^.¡]¨CÓ¤H¡^
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You have to face the reality¡]²{¹ê¡^.¡]±¹ï¡^
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As a matter of fact, she is my girlfriend.¡]¨Æ¹ê¤W¡^
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for ªº«á±n¥[¤Wì¦]¡]Taiwan¤£¬Ofruits¡]¤ôªG¡^©Ò¥H¥Îfor¡^
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fan=fanatic¡]²y°g¡Fºq°g¡F¼v°g¡È¡^
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A farmer works on the farm.¡]¹A¤Ò¡^
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I don¡¦t like fast food.¡]³t¹¡^
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My father and my father-in-law¡]©¨¤÷¡F¤½¤½¡^are coming to visit us soon. ¡]¤÷¿Ë¡^
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He was born in February, 1999.¡]¤G¤ë¡^
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How are you feeling today?¡]ı±o¡^
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We eat moon cakes while watching the full moon on Moon Festival. ¡]¤¤¬î¸`¡^
Every summer they hold a music festival on the beach.¡]¸`¼y¡^
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His house is on the fifth street.¡]²Ä¤¡^
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Fill it up. ¤¤Ä¶¡G§â¨®¥[º¡ªo¡C
Fill in the blanks. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¶ñªÅ¡C
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¡]ªí®æ¡^. ¡]¶ñ¼g¡^
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Fine with me! ¤¤Ä¶¡G§Ú¥i¥H¡I
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I kept my fingers crossed until the exam was over.¡]¤^¨D¥¦w«×¹L¡^
His fingers are all thumbs. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¤QÓ¤â«üÀY³£¬O¤j©æ«ü¡F³ë°µ¨Æ²Â©å¡C
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Are you finished? ¤¤Ä¶¡G±z¥Î§¹À\¤F¶Ü¡H
finish line¡]²×ÂI½u¡^
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The big fire burned down his old house.¡]¤õ¨a¡^
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Where is the fire? ¤¤Ä¶¡G¬°¤°»ò¦æ¦â¥^¥^¡H§A®a¥¢¤õ¤F¶Ü¡H
You are fired!¡]³Q¸Ñ¶±¡F³Qª£¾{³½¡^
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My uncle is a fisherman.¡]º®¤Ò¡^
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food chain¡]¹ª«Ãì¡^
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I¡¦ve been waiting here for you for a long time.¡]¬°¡^
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foreign policy¡]¥~¥æ¬Fµ¦¡^
foreign affairs¡]¥~¥æ¡^
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Don¡¦t forget to sign¡]ñ¡^your name.¡]§Ñ°O¡^
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341. front¡]«e¤èªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^¡F¡]«e±¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Martha is planting¡]ºØ¡^beautiful sun flowers¡]¦V¤é¸ª¡^in her front yard while her dog
is playing in the back yard.¡]«e°|¡^
Come to the front.¡]«e±¡^
She sits in front of me.¡]¦b¡Èªº«e±¡^
342. fruit¡]¤ôªG¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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People are eating more fruit than they used to.¡]¤ôªG¡^
Is a tomato¡]¿»X¡^a fruit?¡]¤ôªG¡^
343. full¡]º¡º¡ªº¡F¹¡¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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The room was full of people.
=The room was filled with people.¡]¥Rº¡¡^
I¡¦m full.¡]¹¡¤F¡^ I can¡¦t eat any more.
344. fun¡]¼Ö½ì¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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It is fun singing alone¡]¿W¦Û¤@¤H¡^in the bathroom.¡]¼Ö½ì¡^
What fun! ¤¤Ä¶¡G¦n¦³½ì¡I
What¡¦s the fun! ¤¤Ä¶¡G¦³¤°»ò¦n¼Öªº¡I¤°»ò¨Æ¨º»ò¦n¯º¡I
He did it just for fun.¡]¬°¤F¦nª±¡^
Let¡¦s have fun.¡]¶}¤ß¡^
Don¡¦t make fun of the girl.¡]À¸§Ë¡^
345. funny¡]¦³½ìªº¡F¦nª±ªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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It is not funny at all.¡]¦nª±¡^
You are very funny.¡]¦³½ì¡^
346. future¡]¥¼¨Ó¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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The young man has a bright future.¡]¥ú©úªº«e³~¡^
They say there is no future in loving a married man.¡]¥¼¨Ó¡^
347. game¡]¹CÀ¸¡F¤ñÁÉ¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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The game is over.¡]¹CÀ¸¡F¤ñÁÉ¡^
Don¡¦t play games with me.¡]Aªá¼Ë¡^
Thomson set¡]³Ð¤U¡^a new record¡]¬ö¿ý¡^in swimming in the Olympic Games. ¡]¶ø¹B¤ñÁÉ¡^
348. garbage¡]©U§£¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Can you dump¡]Ë¡^the garbage for me?¡]©U§£¡^
garbage can¡]©U§£±í¡^ junk food¡]©U§£¹ª«¡^ trash¡]©U§£¡F¤H´í¡^
349. garden¡]ªá¶é¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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They have a roof¡]«Î³»¡^garden.¡]ªá¶é¡^
We are having a garden party next week.¡]¶é¹C·|¡^ Can you come?
350. gas¡]®ðÅé¡F¥Ë´µ¡F¨Tªo¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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We are running out of¡]¥Î§¹¡^gas. ¡]¨Tªo¡^
The police used tear gas to drive away the soccer¡]¨¬²y¡^fans.¡]¶Ê²\¥Ë´µ¡^
351. get¡]±o¨ì¡F¶R¡F¨ü»@¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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She always gets what she wants.¡]±o¨ì¡^
Edward got a newspaper at the newspaper stand¡]®Ñ³øÅu¡^.¡]¶R¡^
The thief¡]¤p°½¡^got six months.¡]³Q§P®{¦D¡^
We get along well.¡]¬Û³B¡^
We can¡¦t get along with one hundred dollars a month.¡]µLªk¹L¬¡¡^
I want to get my money back.¡]®³¦^¡^
Get out! ¤¤Ä¶¡G¥X¥h¡I
If you don¡¦t get up, I¡¦ll drag¡]©Ô¡B©ì¡^you out of the bed.¡]°_§É¡^
352. gift¡]§ª«¡F¤Ñ½á¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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I wouldn¡¦t take (have) it at a gift. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¥Õ°eµ¹§Ú§Ú¤]¤£n¡C
Stanley has a gift for painting.¡]¤Ñ½á¡^
353. girl¡]¤k«Ä¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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That¡¦s my girl. That¡¦s my boy. ¤¤Ä¶¡G³o¤~¬O§Úªº¨Ä«Ä¤l¡C
She is our company¡¦s¡]¤½¥qªº¡^girl Friday.¡]©¾¹ê¯à·Fªº¤k¯µ®Ñ¡^
She goes to a girls¡¦ school.¡]¤k®Õ¡^
354. give¡]µ¹¡F¥I¥X¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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The more you give, the more you get.¡]µ¹¡F¥I¥X¡^
Give in your examination papers now.¡]¥æ¥X¡^
We will never give in.¡]§ë°¡^ We will fight¡]¥´¥M¡^to the last man.
As for me, give me liberty¡]¦Û¥Ñ¡^or give me death!
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They did not give up hope.¡]©ñ±ó¡^
355. glad¡]°ª¿³¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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I¡¦m glad that you can come.¡]°ª¿³¡^
Tom: I¡¦m very glad to meet you. Mary: Glad to meet you, too. ¡]°ª¿³¡^
356. glass¡]¬Á¼þ¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Be sure to wear sun glasses to keep the sun from hurting your eyes.
¡]¤Ó¶§²´Ãè¡^
This bottle is made of glass.¡]¬Á¼þ¡^
sandglass¡]¨Fº|¡^
glasshouse=greenhouse¡]·Å«Ç¡^
Those who live in glasshouses should not throw stones.
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357. glove¡]¤â®M¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Put on your gloves.¡]¤â®M¡^ It¡¦s very cold outside.
358. go¡]¥h¡F¥[ªo¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^¡F¡]³ò´Ñ¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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One, two, three, go!¡]¶}©l¡I¡^
It¡¦s time to go.¡]Â÷¶}¡^
Go! Go! Go! ¤¤Ä¶¡G¥[ªo¡I¥[ªo¡I¥[ªo¡I
Go and see what he¡¦s doing.¡]¥h¡^
Go tell mom I¡¦ll be home late.¡]¥h¡^
Let¡¦s go camping¡]ÅSÀç¡^this weekend.¡]¥h¡^
Don¡¦t go breaking my heart. ¤¤Ä¶¡G§O¦AÅý§Ú¤ß¸H¡C
Your tie¡]»â±a¡^goes well with your shirt.¡]»P¡È«Ü°t¡^
Go ahead. ¤¤Ä¶¡G©ñ¤â¥h°µ¡F¾¨ºÞ¥h°µ¡C
Let¡¦s have a game of Go.¡]³ò´Ñ¡^
359. goat¡]¤s¦Ï¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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The farmer raised¡]¾i¡^many he-goats.¡]¤½¡B¶¯¤s¦Ï¡^
goatee¡]¤s¦ÏÄG¤l¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
He wears a goatee.¡]¤s¦ÏÄG¤l¡^
360. good¡]¦n¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^¡F¡]µ½¦æ¡F¦n³B¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Is it good to drink?¡]¦n¡^
A good man is hard to find.¡]¦n¡^
Have a good time! ¤¤Ä¶¡G¯¬§Aª±±o´r§Ö¡I
Though he is poor, he does a lot of good.¡]µ½¦æ¡^
Early to rise and early to bed¡]¦ºÎ¦°_¡^will do you good.¡]¦n³B¡^
361. good-bye=goodbye=bye¡]¦A¨£¡^¡]adv. °Æµü¡^
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I hate to say good-bye. =I don¡¦t like to say good-bye.¡]¦A¨£¡^
362. grade¡]¤À¼Æ¡F¦~¯Å¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]¤Àµ¥¯Å¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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He got a high grade on math.¡]¤À¼Æ¡^
Tim: What grade are you in?¡]¦~¯Å¡^
Kevin: I¡¦m a fifth grader¡]¤¦~¯Å¥Í¡^.
We grade potatoes¡]°¨¹aÁ¦¡^by size.¡]¤Àµ¥¯Å¡^
363. grandfather=grandpa¡]¯ª¤÷¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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My father¡¦s father is my grandfather.¡]¯ª¤÷¡^
364. grandmother=grandma¡]¯ª¥À¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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My grandmother lives with us.¡]¯ª¥À¡^
365. grass¡]¯ó¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Don¡¦t let the grass grow under your feet. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¤Î®É¦æ°Ê¡F¤£n©ì©µ¡C
The dog is playing on the grass.¡]¯ó¦a¡^
366. gray¡]¦Ç¦âªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^¡F¡]¦Ç¦â¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Children give me gray hair.¡]¥ÕÀY¾v¡^
The man dressed in gray is my cousin.¡]¦Ç¦â¡^
367. great¡]´Î¡F°¶¤j¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^¡F¡]¶¶§Q¦a¡^¡]adv. °Æµü¡^
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Isn¡¦t that great?¡]´Î¡^
Mom, you¡¦re the greatest.¡]³Ì´Î¡^
Things are going great.¡]¶¶§Q¦a¡^
368. green¡]ºñ¦âªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^¡F¡]ºñ¦â¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Meet me at a green church three days later.¡]ºñ¦âªº¡^
My boss gave me the green light.¡]ã³\§Ú·Ópµe¦æ¨Æ¡^
Who is that girl dressed in green?¡]¨¬ïºñ¦â¦çªA¡^
green tea¡]ºñ¯ù¡^ green card¡]ºñ¥d¡F¥Ã¤[©~¯dÃÒ¡^
369. ground¡]¦a±¡F²z¥Ñ¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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We sit on the ground in a circle.¡]¦a±¡^
There is no ground for fear¡]®`©È¡^.¡]²z¥Ñ¡^
He was grounded.¡]¸T¸¡F¸T¨¬¡^
370. group¡]¸s¡F¹ÎÅé¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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I heard a group of girls singing happily on campus¡]¦b®Õ¶é¡^.¡]¸s¡^
371. grow¡]¦¨ªø¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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Terry grew up in a big city.¡]ªø¤j¡^
How quickly you are growing!¡]¦¨ªø¡^
growing-pains ¡]¨àµ£©Î¤Ö¦~®É´Áªº¤@ºØÃö¸`µh¡A¦]µo¨|¨³³t©ÒP¡C¡^
372. guess¡]²q¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]²q¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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Don¡¦t answer by guess; work the problem out.¡]²q¡^
Guess what I¡¦m thinking.¡]²q¡^
373. habit¡]²ßºD¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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He is in the habit of sitting up late¡]¼õ©]¡^.¡]¦³¡Èªº²ßºD¡^
He has the habit of smoking after a meal.¡]²ßºD¡^
374. hair¡]¤ò¡FÀY¾v¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Diana has long blond¡]ª÷¦âªº¡^hair.¡]ÀY¾v¡^
The police found a hair on the dead body.¡]¤ò¾v¡^
375. half¡]¤@¥b¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Cut the watermelon¡]¦è¥Ê¡^in half.¡]¤Á¦¨¥b¡^
=Cut the watermelon into halves.¡]¤Á¦¨¨â¥b¡^
Half of the apple is rotten¡]»GÄꪺ¡^. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¨ºÁûÄ«ªG¦³¤@¥b¬O»GÄꪺ¡C
Half of the apples are rotten. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¨º¨ÇÄ«ªG¤¤¦³¥b¼Æ¬O»GÄꪺ¡C
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half, some, most, one-third, two-fifths¡K¤§Ãþªº¦r·í¥Dµü¥Î«á±ªº°Êµü¨s³º¬On¥Î³æ¼ÆÁÙ¬O½Æ¼Æ«¬ºA¬O¥Ñ«á±ªº¦Wµü¨M©w¡C
Some of my money was stolen.
Some of my students are going on a picnic this weekend.
Two-fifths of the apple is rotten.
One-third of the apples are rotten.
376. ham¡]¤õ»L¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Harry had a slice of¡]¤@¤ù¡^ham and an egg for breakfast.¡]¤õ»L¡^
377. hamburger¡]º~³ù¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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The company¡]¤½¥q¡^sold millions of hamburgers a month around the world. ¡]º~³ù¡^
378. hand¡]¤â¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]¥Î¤â»¼µ¹¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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Wash your hands before a meal.¡]¤â¡^
The house has changed hands several times.¡]©ö¤â¡^
They live from hand to mouth.¡]¶È°÷ïM¤f¡^
They walk hand in hand.¡]¤â²o¤â¡^
He handed the keys to me.¡]»¼µ¹¡^
Hand in your resignation¡]Ãã§e¡^right now!¡]»¼¤W¡^
clap hands¡]©ç¤â¡^
379. handsome¡]^«Tªº¡FºB´nªº¡F¤j¤èªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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Joseph is a handsome young man.¡]^«Tªº¡^
He bought me a handsome present.¡]¤j¤èªº¡^
380. happen¡]µo¥Í¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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What happened to you?¡]µo¥Í¡^
I happened to¡]¸I¥©¡Fè¦n¡^see what happened.¡]µo¥Í¡^
381. happy¡]°ª¿³¡F§Ö¼Ö¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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Are you happy about that?¡]°ª¿³¡^
She is as happy as happy can be.¡]©¯ºÖµL¤ñ¡^
382. hard¡]¨¯Wªº¡F°íµwªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^¡F¡]«÷©R¦a¡^¡]adv. °Æµü¡^
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We all had a hard time of it.¡]¨¯Wªº¡^
She boiled the eggs hard.¡]µwªº¡^
He works hard.¡]«÷©R¦a¡^ª`·N¡GHe hardly works.¡]´X¥G¤£¡^
My grandfather is hard of hearing.¡]¦Õ¦·«Å¥¡^
It is hard money not easy money.¡]¨¯Wªº¡^
383. hard-working¡]¨¯¶Ôªº¡F¥Î¥\ªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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The workers in this factory are hard-working.¡]¨¯¶Ôªº¡^
James is a hard-working student.¡]¥Î¥\ªº¡^
384. hat¡]´U¤l¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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The widow¡]¹è°ü¡^is wearing a black hat.¡]´U¤l¡^
385. hate¡]«ë¡F·¥°Q¹½¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^¡Fhatred¡]¼¨«ë¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Do good to those who hate you.¡]«ë¡^
Carlos hates my nagging¡]¼G¥o¡F¸H¸H°á¡F©À¸g¡^.¡]·¥°Q¹½¡^
There was a look of hatred in his eyes.¡]¼¨«ë¡^
386. have (has, had)¡]¦³¡F¥²¶·¡F¦Y¡F¡È³Q¡È¡Fn¡B¨Ï¡È¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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Do you have any money with you?¡]¦³¡^
I didn¡¦t have time to see her.¡]¦³¡^
Do you have to go? =Have you got to go?¡]¥²¶·¡^
He has to do something.¡]¥²¶·¡^
He has something to do.¡]¦³¡^
What do we have for dinner?¡]¦Y¡^
He had his wallet¡]¥Ö§¨¡F¿ú¥]¡^stolen¡]°½¡^.¡]¡È³Q¡È¡^
Have him come early. =Get him to come early.¡]n¡B¨Ï¡È¡^
Let him have it.¡]³QÃg»@¡F®Á½|¡^
Everything was going the way we thought it was going to go, and I was just having
the ball.¡]·P¨ì¸U¤Àµh§Ö¡^
I have been to the airport to see him off.
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We have known each other for over twenty years.
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I¡¦ve got you. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¥´¤¤§A¤F¡C§ì¨ì§A¤F¡C
387. he (him, his, himself)¡]¥L¡F¥Lªº¡F¥L¦Û¤v¡^¡]pron. ¥N¦Wµü¡^
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He is a good boy.¡]¥L¡F·í¥Dµü¥Îªº¥D®æ¡^
I don¡¦t like him.¡]¥L¡F·í¨üµü¥Îªº¨ü®æ¡^
This is his book.¡]¥Lªº¡F·í©Ò¦³®æ¥Î¡^
This book is his. =This book is his book.¡]¥Lªº¡Ï¦Wµü¡^
He cut himself.¡]¥L¦Û¤v¡F·í¨üµü¥Î¡^
388. head¡]ÀY¡FÁû¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]´Â¡È¤è¦V¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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He shook¡]·n¡^his head.¡]ÀY¡^
Better be the head of an ass than the tail of a horse.
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He bought two heads of cabbage¡]¥]¤ßµæ¡^.¡]Áû¡^
Heads I win; tails you lose.¡]¤jÀY¡Fµw¹ôªº¥¿±¡^
The plane is heading north.¡]´Â¡È¤è¦V¡^
389. headache¡]ÀYµh¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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I have a headache, Joan has a backache¡]Iµh¡^, and Jill has a toothache¡]¤úµh¡^.¡]ÀYµh¡^
390. health¡]°·±d¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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He is in good health.¡]°·±d¡^
(To) your health! ¤¤Ä¶¡G¯¬§A°·±d¡I
health center¡]°·±d¤¤¤ß¡F«O°·©Ò¡^
391. healthy¡]°·±dªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
healthful¡]¦³¯q°·±dªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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You look healthy.¡]°·±dªº¡^
She is looking for a healthful diet¡]¶¼¹¡^.¡]¦³¯q°·±dªº¡^
Can you suggest¡]«ØÄ³¡^one?
392. hear¡]Å¥¨£¡F¼f²z¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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I can¡¦t hear you.¡]Å¥¨£¡^
Which judge heard the case?¡]¼f²z¡^
Have you heard from your friend yet?¡]±o¨ì«H®§¡^
I have never heard of such a thing.¡]Å¥¹L¡^
I have heard say that George and Mary are in love.¡]Å¥»¡¡^
393. heart¡]¤ß¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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You have a kind heart.¡]¤ß¦a¡^
My heart leaps into my mouth. ¤¤Ä¶¡G§Ú«D±`¦YÅå¡C
His grandfather had a heart attack and died last night.¡]¤ßŦ¯fµo§@¡^
I can hear your heart beat.¡]¤ß¸õ¡^
It¡¦s really a heart-breaking love story.¡]¥O¤H¤ß¸H¡^
394. heat¡]¼ö®ð¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]¥[¼ö¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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Because of the heat wave, twenty elder¡]¦~ªøªº¡^people died.¡]¼ö®ö¡^
This machine can detect¡]°»´ú¨ì¡^the heat of the human body¡]¤HÅé¡^. ¡]¼ö®ð¡^
Heat up the cold meat for me, please.¡]¥[¼ö¡^
395. heavy¡]«¡F¤j¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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He ain¡¦t (isn¡¦t) heavy he¡¦s my brother.¡]«¡^
The heavy rain caused a flood¡]¤ô¨a¡^.¡]¤j¡^
396. hello¡]«¢Ã¹¡F³Þ¡^¡]interj. ·P¹Äµü¡^
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Say hello to Mary.¡]¦V¡È¥´©Û©I¡^
Hello, this is George speaking.¡]³Þ¡^
397. help¡]À°§U¡Fªý¤î¡FÁ×§K¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^¡F¡]À°§U¡F±Ï´©¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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May I help you?¡]À°§U¡^
She helped her mother with the work in the kitchen.¡]À°§U¡^
That cannot be helped.¡]Á×§K¡^
I did it because I couldn¡¦t help it.¡]¨S¿ìªk¡^
Help yourself to the dishes.¡]½Ð¦Û¨ú¥Î¡^
Help! Help! ¤¤Ä¶¡G±Ï©R¡I±Ï©R¡I
Help wanted¤¤Ä¶¡G¨Æ¨D¤H¡]¼x¤~ªº¼s§i¥Îµü¡^
398. helpful¡]¦³À°§Uªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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This good habit will be helpful to you when you grow up.¡]¦³À°§U¡^
399. here¡]¦b¦¹¡F¨ì³o¸Ì¡^¡]adv. °Æµü¡^
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Come (over) here.¡]¨ì³o¸Ì¡^
He lives here in Taipei.¡]¦b¦¹¡^
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Here comes the teacher. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¦Ñ®v¨Ó¤F¡C¡]¥Dµü¬O¦Wµüthe teacher¡^
Here he comes. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¥L¨Ó¤F¡C¡]¥Dµü¬O¥N¦Wµühe¡^
Here¡¦s your tea.¡]¦b¦¹¡F¨Ó¤F¡^
Here! ¤¤Ä¶¡G¡]ÂI¦W®É¡^¨ì¡I
Here we are! ¤¤Ä¶¡G§Ú̲שó¨ì¤F¡I
Here you are. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¡]®³ªF¦èµ¹¤H®É¡^®³¥h¡C¡F¡]§äªF¦è®É¡^¦³¤F¡C
Here¡¦s where he is wrong.¡]¦b³o¤@ÂI¤W¡^
400. hi¡]¶Ù¡^¡]interj. ·P¹Äµü¡^
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Hi, there.¡]¶Ù¡A§A¦n¡C¡^
Hi! Good morning!¡]¶Ù¡^
401. hide¡]Âá^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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He tried to hide his feelings from his friends.¡]Âá^
He must be hiding behind the door.¡]ÂðΡ^
Let¡¦s play hide-and-seek.¡]®»°gÂá^
402. high¡]°ª¡F°ª©ùªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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The mountain is about five thousand feet high.¡]°ª¡^
They were talking in high spirits.¡]¿³¾Äªº¡^
403. hill¡]¤p¤s¥C¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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They live at the foot of the hill.¡]¤p¤s¥C¡^
The famous singer is over the hill.¡]¹L®ð¤F¡F¤£¦A¨üÅwªï¡^
404. history¡]¾ú¥v¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Helen is history.¡]¨«¶i¾ú¥v¡F¦¨¬°¹L¥h¦¡¡^ I don¡¦t date her anymore.
This building has a history.¡]¾ú¥v¡^
Ladies and gentlemen¡]¦U¦ì¥ý¥Í¦U¦ì¤k¤h¡^, we are making history.
¡]³Ð³y¾ú¥v¡^
405. hit¡]¦w¥´¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]¥´¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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He hit a two base hit.¡]¥´¡^¡]¦w¥´¡^
It¡¦s a beautiful sacrifice hit.¡]Ä묹¥´¡^
He hit me on the head.¡]¥´¡^
hit-and-run¡]¥´±a¶]¡^
406. hobby¡]¶Ý¦n¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Singing is his only hobby.¡]¶Ý¦n¡^
407. hold¡]´¤¦í¡F®e¯Ç¡F¥l¶}¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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The man is holding a snake in his hand.¡]´¤¦í¡^
This room can hold sixty people.¡]®e¯Ç¡^
We are going to hold a meeting this afternoon.¡]¥l¶}¡^
A meeting is going to be held this afternoon.¡]¥l¶}¡^
408. holiday¡]°²¤é¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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We don¡¦t have class tomorrow because it is a national holiday.
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409. home¡]®a¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]¦b®a¸Ì¡^¡]adv. °Æµü¡^
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Home sweet home.¡]®a¡^
There is nothing like home.¡]®a¡^
I am not at home to anybody today.¡]¦b®a·|«È¡^
He is in but not at home. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¥L¦b®a¦ý¬O¤£±µ¨£«È¤H¡C
I stayed home all day. =I was home all day.¡]¦b®a¸Ì¡^
She is homesick.¡]«ä¶m¡F·Q®a¡^
410. homework¡]®a®x§@·~¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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We have a lot of homework to do. ¡]®a®x§@·~¡^
By the way¡]¹ï¤F¡F¶¶«K¤@´£¡^, do you have any homework? ¡]®a®x§@·~¡^
411. honest¡]¸Û¹êªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^¡Fhonesty¡]¸Û¹ê¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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He is an honest man.¡]¸Û¹êªº¡^
To be honest with you, I don¡¦t like your hair style¡]¾v«¬¡^.¡]¦Ñ¹ê¸ò§A»¡¡^
Honesty is the best policy. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¸Û¹ê¬°¤Wµ¦¡C
412. hope¡]§Æ±æ¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]§Æ±æ¡F«ü±æ¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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While there is life, there is hope. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¦³¥Í©R´N¦³§Æ±æ¡C
There is nothing to be hoped for.¡]«ü±æ¡^
I hope to see you soon.¡]§Æ±æ¡^
Hope for the best and prepare for the worst.
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413. horse¡]°¨¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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There are many horses on his ranch¡]ªª³õ¡^.¡]°¨¡^
Trojan horse¡]¯S¬¥¥ìªº¤ì°¨¡F¤ì°¨±O«°°O¤¤ªº¤ì°¨¡^
414. hospital¡]Âå°|¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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He had a car accident¡]¨®º×¡^and was sent to the hospital in an ambulance¡]±ÏÅ@¨®¡^.
¡]Âå°|¡^
415. hot¡]¼öªº¡F¨¯»¶ªº¡F³Ì·sªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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It is hot and humid¡]¼éÀ㪺¡^.¡]¼öªº¡^
This curry¡]©@ù¡^is too hot.¡]¨¯»¶ªº¡^
Next is our hot news.¡]³Ì·sªº¡^
This soup is hot and pungent¡]¨¯»¶ªº¡^.¡]¿Sªº¡^
416. hot dog¡]¼öª¯¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Can you eat three hot dogs in one minute?¡]¼öª¯¡^
417. hotel¡]¶º©±¡F®ÈÀ]¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Ken runs¡]¸gÀç¡^a large hotel in the city.¡]¶º©±¡F®ÈÀ]¡^
motel¡]¨T¨®®ÈÀ]¡^
418. hour¡]¤@¤p®É¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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There are 24 hours in a day.¡]¤p®É¡^
Paul keeps early hours.¡]¦ºÎ¦°_¡^
The buses leave on the hour.¡]¾ãÂI¡^
419. house¡]©Ð¤l¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]¯d±J¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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He lives in a house not an apartment.¡]©Ð¤l¡^
He housed three classmates for the night.¡]¯d±J¡^
The children are playing house.¡]ª±¿ì®a®a°s¹CÀ¸¡^
420. how¡]«ç¼Ë¡F¦h¤Ö¡F¦p¦ó¡^¡]adv. °Æµü¡^
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How do you do? ¤¤Ä¶¡G§A¦n¶Ü¡H
How many students are there in the classroom?¡]¦h¤Ö¡^
How much is this book?¡]¦h¤Ö¡^
How often do you visit your grandparents¡]¯ª¤÷¥À¡^?¡]¦h¤[¤@¦¸¡^
Tell me how I can get there.¡]¦p¦ó¡^
How old are you?¡]¦h¤Ö¡^
How do you like Taiwan? ¤¤Ä¶¡G§Aı±o¥xÆW¦p¦ó¡H
How about going for a swim?¡]«ç¼Ë¡F¦p¦ó¡^
How come you didn¡¦t come to my party?¡]¬°¦ó¡^
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However tired you may be, you must do your homework.¡]µL½×¦p¦ó¡^
However, he made up his mind¡]¤U¨M¤ß¡^to do it.¡]µM¦Ó¡^
422. hundred¡]¦Ê¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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Hundreds of relatives¡]¿Ë±¡^came to our wedding feast¡]³ß®b¡^last week. ¡]¼Æ¦Ê¦ì¡^
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I have one hundred dollars.
I have two hundred dollars.
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thousand¡]¤d¡^, million¡]¦Ê¸U¡^, billion¡]¤Q»õ¡^³o¨Ç¼Æ¦r¥Îªk¬Û¦P¡C
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John didn¡¦t have breakfast, so he is very hungry now.¡]¾j¡^
Hunger is the best sauce. ¤¤Ä¶¡G°§¤£¾Ü¹¡C
He has a hunger for knowledge¡]ª¾ÃÑ¡^.¡]´÷±æ¡^
They went on a hunger strike.¡]¶i¦æµ´¹§Üij¡^
424. hurry¡]»°§Ö¡F¥^¦£¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^¡F¡]¥^¦£¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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We¡¦re late. Hurry up! ¤¤Ä¶¡G»°§Ö¡I
He hurried home.¡]»°¡^
Come on! We are in a hurry!¡]»°®É¶¡¡^
425. hurt¡]¨ü¶Ë¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]¶Ë®`¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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I didn¡¦t mean to hurt you.¡]¶Ë®`¡^
Don¡¦t do that! It hurts!¡]µh¡^
It was a great hurt to his pride¡]¦Û´L¡Fź¶Æ¡^.¡]¶Ë®`¡^
426. husband¡]¤V¤Ò¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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I now announce¡]«Å¥¬¡^you husband and wife.¡]¤Ò©d¡^
I heard that your ex-husband married my ex-wife.
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427. I (me, my , mine, myself)¡]§Ú¡F§Úªº¡F§Ú¦Û¤v¡F¿Ë¦Û¡^¡]pron. ¥N¦Wµü¡^
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I am a student.¡]§Ú¡^
This is my book.¡]§Úªº¡^
This book is mine. =This book is my book.¡]§Úªº+¦Wµü¡^
I built the house by myself.¡]§Ú¿W¦Û¡^
I cut myself.¡]§Ú¦Û¤v¡^
I myself saw Jackie Chen.¡]§Ú¿Ë¦Û¡^
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ourselves, yourselves, themselves¥u¦³¨âºØ¥Îªk¡G
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1. I saw Jackie Chen. ¤¤Ä¶¡G§Ú¬Ý¨ì¦¨Às¡C
2. I myself saw Jackie Chen. ¤¤Ä¶¡G§Ú¿Ë¦Û¬Ý¨ì¦¨Às¡C
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428. ice¡]¦B¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]µ²¦B¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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I want some ice cubes.¡]¦B¶ô¡^
I like iced coffee.¡]¦Bªº¡^
She is an iceburg.¡]¦B¤s¡F¦B¤s¬ü¤H¡^
His joke¡]ª±¯º¡^broke the ice at the meeting.¡]¥´¶}»ø§½¡^
The lake is already iced over.¡]µ²¦B¡^
429. ice cream¡]¦B²N²O¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Please give me two chocolate ice creams.¡]¦B²N²O¡^
430. idea¡]·Qªk¡F¥D·N¡FÂI¤l¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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I have no idea that you are coming.¡]·Q¨ì¡^
An idea struck me. ¤¤Ä¶¡G§Ú¬ðµM¦³ÓÂI¤l¡C
Do you have any idea?¡]·Qªk¡F¥D·N¡FÂI¤l¡^
431. if¡]¦pªG¡F°²³]¡^¡]conj. ³s±µµü¡^
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Tell me if he comes.¡]¦pªG¡^
If I had known, I wouldn¡¦t have done it.¡]°²³]¡^
=Had I known, I wouldn¡¦t have done it.
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If it had not been for your help, I would have failed¡]¥¢±Ñ¡^.
=Had it not been for your help, I would have failed.
=But for your help, I would have failed.
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might
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If I were you, I might go.
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If I had the money, I would buy a car.
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would
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might
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would
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If the sun were to rise in the west, I would marry you.
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If he should¡]¸U¤@¡^come, give this to him.
=If he comes, give this to him.
If you can come, let me know.
432. important¡]«nªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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It is important that the doctor (should) come at once.¡]«nªº¡^
V.I.P.=very important person¡]«D±`«nªº¤Hª«¡F¤j¤Hª«¡F¶Q»«¡^
It¡Ïbe¡Ïimportant¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^¡Ïthat¡Ï¤l¥y
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essential,¡K
433. in¡]¦b¡È¤§¤¤¡F¬ïÀ¹¡F¦b¡Èªº®ÉÔ¡^¡]prep.¤¶¨tµü¡^¡F
¡]¦b¡È¤§¤º¡F¥¿·í®É¥O¡F¥¿¬y¦æ¡^¡]adv. °Æµü¡^
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I feel like a bird in a cage.¡]¦b¡È¤§¤¤¡^
You look wonderful in uniform.¡]¬ï¡^
I haven¡¦t seen you in years.¡]¦b¡Èªº®ÉÔ¡^
Men differ from brutes¡]³¥Ã~¡^in that they can think and speak.¡]¦]¬°¡^
Is he in?¡]¦b®a¡^ No, he¡¦s out.
Mangoes¡]¨~ªG¡^are now in.¡]¥¿·í®É¥O¡^
Skirts are in this summer.¡]¥¿¬y¦æ¡^
434. inside¡]¤º³¡ªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^¡F¡]¤º³¡¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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It¡¦s an inside job.¡]¤º¸é°µªº¡FºÊ¦u¦Ûµs¡^
The wind has blown my umbrella inside out.¡]¤Ï¹L¨Ó¡^
435. interest¡]¿³½ì¡F§Q¯q¡G§Q®§¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]¤Þ°_¿³½ì¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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English has no interest for me.¡]¿³½ì¡^
¡×I have no interest in English.¡]¿³½ì¡^
He borrowed the money at high interest.¡]§Q®§¡^
Your suggestion¡]«ØÄ³¡^did not interest me.¡]¤Þ°_¿³½ì¡^
436. interested¡]¹ï¡È¦³¿³½ì¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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I¡¦m not interested in the story.¡]¹ï¡È¦³¿³½ì¡^
437. interesting¡]¦³½ìªº¡^¡F
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This is an interesting story.¡]¦³½ìªº¡^
438. internet¡]ºô»Úºô¸ô¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Through internet you can get a lot of information¡]¸ê°T¡^.¡]ºô»Úºô¸ô¡^
439. into¡]¶i¤J¡FÅܦ¨¡^¡]prep.¤¶¨tµü¡^
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He came into the house.¡]¶i¤J¡^
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440. island¡]®qÀ¬¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^ª`·N¡G«÷¦rs¤£µoµ
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The pirates¡]®üµs¡^buried¡]®I¡^the treasure¡]Ä_ª«¡^on this island.
¡]®qÀ¬¡^
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It is strange that he should say so.
It¬O¤åªk¤Wªº¥Dµü¡A¯u¥¿ªº¥Dµü¬Othat he should say so
I make it a rule to get up early.
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It is getting hot.¡]¤Ñ®ð¡^
It is getting late.¡]®É¶¡¡^
It was John that we saw.¡]¥[±j»y®ðªº¥Îªk¡^
It is I that am to blame¡]¨ü³d³Æ¡^.¡]¥[±j»y®ðªº¥Îªk¡^
This is my dog. Its name is Lucky.¡]¥¦ªº¡^
The door opens by itself.¡]¦Û°Ê¡^
442. jacket¡]§¨§J¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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I bought this jacket three days ago.¡]§¨§J¡^
443. January¡]¤@¤ë¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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January is the first month of the year.¡]¤@¤ë¡^
444. jeans¡]¤û¥J¿Ç¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Teenagers like to wear tight¡]ºò¨ªº¡^jeans.¡]¤û¥J¿Ç¡^
445. job¡]¤@¥ó¤u§@¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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We are paid by the job.¡]«ö¥óp¹S¡^
He is out of a job now.¡]¥¢·~¡^
446. jog¡]ºC¶]¡F»´±À¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^¡Fjogging¡]ºC¶]¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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He is jogging in the park.¡]ºC¶]¡^
He jogged me.¡]»´±À¡^
Diana likes jogging very much.¡]ºC¶]¡^
447. join¡]¥[¤J¡Fµ²¦X¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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May I join in?¡]¥[¤J¡^
A marriage¡]±B«Ã¡^joins two families. ¡]µ²¦X¡^
448. joy¡]°ª¿³¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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To my joy, you all pass the test.¡]°ª¿³¡^
449. juice¡]ªG¥Ä¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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He wants an orange juice.¡]ªG¥Ä¡^
Give me a mixture of fruit juices.¡]ºî¦XªG¥Ä¡^
450. July¡]¤C¤ë¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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He was born on the Fourth of July.¡]¤C¤ë¡^
451. jump¡]¸õ¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^¡F¡]¸õ¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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When he heard this news, he jumped up out of the chair.¡]¸õ¡^
hop, skip(step), and jump¡]¤T¯Å¸õ»·¡^
the pole jump¡]¼µ¬ñ¸õ¡^ high jump¡]¸õ°ª¡^
452. June¡]¤»¤ë¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Rose wants to get married in June.¡]¤»¤ë¡^
453. junior high school¡]°ê¤¤¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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He just graduated¡]²¦·~¡^from a junior high school.¡]°ê¤¤¡^
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He just left the room.¡]èè¡^
This is just what I need.¡]¥¿¦n¡^
Nobody could be more just than he.¡]¤½¥ªº¡^
455. keep¡]«O«ù¡F¾i¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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Keep to the right. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¾a¥k³q¦æ¡C
Please keep quiet.¡]«O«ù¡^
Mom, this dog is so cute. May I keep it?¡]¾i¡^
I¡¦m sorry I have kept you waiting so long.¡]Åý§Aµ¥¡^
456. key¡]¯µ±K¡FÆ_°Í¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
¨Ò¥y¡G
Do you have the key to success?¡]¯µ±K¡^
Did you find the lost key?¡]Æ_°Í¡^
keyboard¡]Áä½L¡^¡Fmaster(skeleton) key¡]¸U¯àÆ_°Í¡^
457. kick¡]½ð¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
¨Ò¥y¡G
The little girl is kicking and crying.¡]½ð¡^
kickback¡]¦^¦©¡F¦þª÷¡^
458. kid¡]¤p«Ä¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]¶}ª±¯º¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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Give him a break. He¡¦s just a kid.¡]¤p«Ä¡^
This is my kid brother.¡]§Ì§Ì¡^
You¡¦re kidding me!=No kidding! ¤¤Ä¶¡G§A¦b¶}ª±¯º§a¡I
459. kill¡]±þ¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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I don¡¦t like to kill animals.¡]±þ¡^
Joe killed himself last night.¡]¦Û±þ¡^
Kill me! ¤¤Ä¶¡G¯u¨ü¤£¤F§A¡I
killer¡]¾·~±þ¤â¡^¡Fpainkiller¡]¤îµh¾¯¡^
460. kilogram¡]¤½¤ç¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^kilo-¡]¤d¡^¡Fgram¡]¤½§J¡^
¨Ò¥y¡G
He weighs¡]¯¯°_¨Ó¡^about 70 kilos(=kilograms).¡]¤½¤ç¡^
kilometer¡]¤½¨½¡^
461. kind¡]ºØÃþ¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]¤¯·Oªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^¡F
kindness¡]¤¯·O¤§¤ß¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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What kind of tree is this?¡]ºØÃþ¡^
It is very kind of you to help us.¡]¦n¤ßªº¡^
He did it all out of kindness.¡]¥X©ó¤¯·O¤§¤ß¡^
462. king¡]°ê¤ý¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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The lion is the king of beasts.¡]¸UÃ~¤§¤ý¡^
The customer is the king. ¤¤Ä¶¡GÅU«È¥Ã»·¬O¹ïªº¡C
He is an oil king.¡]¥Ûªo¤j¤ý¡^
463. kiss¡]¿Ë§k¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]¿Ë§k¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
¨Ò¥y¡G
Give me a kiss.¡]§k¡^
Kate kissed the children goodnight.¡]¿Ë§k¡^
464. kitchen¡]¼p©Ð¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Kent is cooking in the kitchen. ¡]¼p©Ð¡^
465. kite¡]·ºå¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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The kids are flying kites.¡]·ºå¡^
466. knee¡]½¥»\¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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He fell and hurt his knee.¡]½¥»\¡^
On your knees! ¤¤Ä¶¡G¸÷¤U¡I
467. knife¡]¤M¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
¨Ò¥y¡G
Kim used a pocket knife to cut the oranges.¡]¥i¥HºP¦Xªº¤p¤M¡^
468. knock¡]ºV¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]ºV¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
¨Ò¥y¡G
We heard a knock at the door.¡]ºV¡^
Knock before you enter the room.¡]ºVªù¡^
The boxer knocked out his opponent¡]¹ï¤â¡^in the first round¡]¦^¦X¡^.¡]À»Ë¡^
469. know¡]ª¾¹D¡F»{ÃÑ¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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I know that she was once a teacher.¡]ª¾¹D¡^
There is no knowing what may happen to them.
=It is impossible to know what may happen to them.¡]µLªkª¾¹D¡^
I know all of you.¡]»{ÃÑ¡^
As you know she is one of my best friends.¡]¦p§A©Òª¾¡^
She is known as a famous singer, and she is known for her sweet voice. ¡]¥H¡Èª¾¦W¡F¥H¡È»D¦W¡^
Who knows? ¤¤Ä¶¡G½Ö¾å±o¡H
He is angry, you know.¡]§A¤]ª¾¹Dªº¡^
I know better than to steal¡]°½ÅÑ¡^.¡]¾å±o¤£¸Ó°µ¡È¡F¤£¦Ü©ó²Â¨ì¡È¡^
470. knowledge¡]ª¾ÃÑ¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
¨Ò¥y¡G
It is a matter of common knowledge.¡]±`ÃÑ¡^
Knowledge is power. ¤¤Ä¶¡Gª¾ÃѧY¤O¶q¡C
471. lake¡]´ò¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
¨Ò¥y¡G
Thousands of people swam across the Sun-Moon Lake yesterday.
¡]¤é¤ë¼æ¡^
472. lamp¡]¿O¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Do you know who the Lady of the Lamp is? It¡¦s Florence Nightingale. ¡]¿O¡^
473. land¡]¤g¦a¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]°¸¨¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
¨Ò¥y¡G
Get out of my land!¡]¤g¦a¡^
Are you going there by land or by sea?¡]¥Ñ³°¸ô©Î®ü¸ô¡^
The hot balloon¡]®ð²y¡^landed safely.¡]°¸¨¡^
474. language¡]»y¨¥¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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What language do you speak?¡]»y¨¥¡^
sign language=finger language¡]¤â»y¡^
475. large¡]¤jªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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A large family needs a large house.¡]¤jªº¡^
The escaped prisoner¡]°k¥Ç¡^is still at large.¡]³p»»ªk¥~¡^
476. last¡]³Ì«áªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^¡F¡]¤W¤@¦¸¡^¡]adv. °Æµü¡^¡F
¡]«ùÄò¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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I would not marry you if you were the last man on earth.¡]³Ì«áªº¡^
It¡¦s been a long time since I saw you last.¡]¤W¤@¦¸¡^
First impression¡]¦L¶H¡^lasts long.¡]ºû«ù¡^
477. late¡]¿ðªº¡F±ßªº¡F¿ð¨ì¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^¡F¡]¿ð¡F±ß¡Fªñ¨Ó¡^¡]adv. °Æµü¡^
¨Ò¥y¡G
He was very late for work this morning.¡]¿ð¨ì¡^
It is never too late to mend. ¤¤Ä¶¡Gª¾¹L¯à§ï¡Aµ½²ö¤j²j¡C
It¡¦s getting late.¡]±ßªº¡^
The girl is in her late teens.¡]«á¬qªº¡F18,19¡^
Better late than never. ¤¤Ä¶¡G±ß¨ìÁ`¤ñ¤£¨ì¦n¡C
The former President¡]«e¥ôÁ`²Î¡^ the late President¡]¥ýÁ`²Î¡^
478. later¡]µy«á¡^¡]adv. °Æµü¡^
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See you later.¡]µy«á¡^
Sooner or later you will find your Mr. Right¡]¯u©R¤Ñ¤l¡F¦p·N¦§g¡^.
¡]¿ð¦¡^
479. laugh¡]¯º¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^¡Flaughter¡]¯ºÁn¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
¨Ò¥y¡G
He laughs best who laughs last. =He who laughs last laughs longest. ¤¤Ä¶¡G§O°ª¿³¤Ó¦¡C
Don¡¦t laugh at me.¡]¼J¯º¡^
The classroom is full of laughter.¡]¯ºÁn¡^
480. lazy¡]Ãi´kªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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Linda is slow and lazy.¡]Ãi´kªº¡^
You lazybones! Get up and take exercise.¡]Ãi°©ÀY¡^
481. lead¡]¤Þ¾É¡F¹L¡F«×¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^¡F¡]²v¥ý¡F¹]¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
¨Ò¥y¡G
The guide¡]¾É¹C¡^led us to the hotel.¡]¤Þ¾É¡^
After his father¡¦s death, he led a poor life.¡]¹L¡^
He took the lead in the race¡]Áɶ]¡^.¡]²v¥ý¡^
unleaded gasoline¡]µL¹]¨Tªo¡^
ª`·N¡Gunleadedªºeaµoµ¸òleadªºeaµoµ¤£¦P¡C
482. leader¡]»â¾ÉªÌ¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡Fleadership¡]»â¾É¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
¨Ò¥y¡G
Luke is our class leader.¡]¯Zªø¡^
It is not easy to be a leader.¡]»â¾ÉªÌ¡^
Under his able leadership, we won again.¡]»â¾É¡^
483. learn¡]¾Ç²ß¡F±oª¾¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^¡Flearned¡]¦³¾Ç°Ýªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
learning¡]¾Ç°Ý¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
¨Ò¥y¡G
Have you learned to speak English?¡]¾Ç²ß¡^
He does not know much about cars, but he learns fast.¡]¾Ç²ß¡^
I learned from them that you had an accident¡]·N¥~¨Æ¬G¡^.¡]±oª¾¡^
A learned man is a man of learning.
484. least¡]¦Ü¤Ö¡F³Ì¤Ö¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^¡Fleast¡]¦Ü¤Ö¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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It does not matter in the least.¡]²@¤£¡^
You must at least try.¡]¦Ü¤Ö¡^
485. leave¡]Â÷¶}¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
¨Ò¥y¡G
We are leaving for New York next week.
¡]Â÷¶}¦¹¦a«e©¹New York¡^
We are leaving New York next week.
¡]Â÷¶}New York¡^
Take it or leave it. ¤¤Ä¶¡Gn´N®³¥h¡A¤£n©ÔË¡C¶R¤£¶RÀH«K§A¡C
Leave me alone! ¤¤Ä¶¡G¨«¶}¡A§OºÞ§Ú¡I
He took a French leave last night.¡]¤£Ãã¦Ó§O¡C¡^
Lin took a sick leave yesterday.¡]¯f°²¡^
486. left¡]¥ªÃä¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]¥ªÃ䪺¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^¡F
left-handed¡]ºD¥Î¥ª¤âªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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Turn to the left at the corner.¡]¥ªÃä¡^
Not many people write with the left hand.¡]¥ªÃ䪺¡^
Loren is a left-handed hitter¡]¥´À»ªÌ¡^.¡]ºD¥Î¥ª¤âªº¡^
487. leg¡]»L¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
¨Ò¥y¡G
He lost his left leg in the war¡]¾Ôª§¡^.¡]»L¡^
Stop pulling my leg! ¤¤Ä¶¡G§O¶}§Úª±¯º¡I
488. lemon¡]ÂfÂc¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
¨Ò¥y¡G
Lemon juice is not for me.¡]ÂfÂcì¥Ä¡^
ª`·N¡G§Ṳ́@¯ë³Üªº¬O lemonade
¡]ÂfÂc¤ô¡Gdrink made from lemon-juice, sugar and water¡^
489. lend¡]É¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
¨Ò¥y¡G
Banks lend money and charge¡]¦¬¨ú¡F¯Á¨ú¡^interest¡]§Q®§¡^.¡]É¡^
I can¡¦t lend my bicycle to you.¡]ɵ¹¡^
490. less¡]§ó¤Ö¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^¡F¡]¸û¤£¡^¡]adv. °Æµü¡^
¨Ò¥y¡G
If you want to lose weight¡]Åé«¡^, you should eat less meat.¡]§ó¤Ö¡^
She is no less beautiful than her sister.¡]¦P¼Ëªº¡^
They will arrive in less than an hour.¡]¤Ö©ó¡È¡F¤£¨ì¡È¡^
491. lesson¡]½Òµ{¡F±Ð°V¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
¨Ò¥y¡G
Tommy is fond of¡]³ßÅw¡^his English lessons.¡]½Òµ{¡^
Let his failure¡]¥¢±Ñ¡^be a lesson to all of you.¡]±Ð°V¡^
492. let¡]Åý¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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Her father will not let her go to the party.¡]Åý¡^
Let me see if I have the money to buy a new car.¡]Åý§Ú·Q¤@·Q¡^
493. letter¡]«H¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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She wrote an open letter to us all.¡]¤½¶}«H¡^
a letter of credit (L/C)¡]¶T©ö¥Îªº«H¥Îª¬¡^
494. library¡]¹Ï®ÑÀ]¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
¨Ò¥y¡G
Leon donated¡]®½ÃØ¡^this memorial¡]¬ö©À¡^library to our school.
¡]¹Ï®ÑÀ]¡^
495. lie¡]»¡ÁÀ¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^¡Flie¡]ÁÀ¨¥¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F
liar¡]»¡ÁÀªº¤H¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡Flie¡]ª×¡F½ö¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
¨Ò¥y¡G
He lied to me.¡]»¡ÁÀ¡^
It is a little white lie.¡]¥X©óµ½·NªºÁÀ¨¥¡F¨Ò¦p¡G±oª¾¹ï¤è¦³Àù¯g¦Ó¤£»¡¡C¡^
He is a liar.¡]»¡ÁÀªº¤H¡^
She closed her eyes and lay quiet.¡]½ö¡^
Lisa is lying in this morning.¡]ºÎÃiı¡^
The greatest charm¡]¾y¤O¡^of traveling¡]®È¦æ¡^lies in its new experiences. ¡]¦b©ó¡^
496. life¡]¥Í©R¡F¥Í¬¡¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
¨Ò¥y¡G
He lives a happy life.¡]¥Í¬¡¡^
May you have a long life!¡]¥Í©R¡^
It is a matter of life and death. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¨ÆÃö¦º¬¡ªº°ÝÃD¡C
The fire fighters¡]®ø¨¾¶¤û¡^saved many lives from fire.¡]¥Í©R¡^
Do you have a life insurance?¡]¤H¹Ø«OÀI¡^
Her life style is very different from ours.¡]¥Í¬¡¤è¦¡¡^
=Her life style is very different from our life style.
497. light¡]¥ú¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]·ÓÄ£¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^¡F
¡]²L¦âªº¡F»´ªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
¨Ò¥y¡G
Will you give me a light?¡]ÉÓ¤õ©â·Ï¥Î¡Flighter¥´¤õ¾÷¡^
It¡¦s all because of the moon light.¡]¥ú¡^
Her face was lighted by a smile. =A smile lit up his face.
¤¤Ä¶¡G·L¯º¨Ï¦o®e¥ú·Øµo¡C
The color of her eyes is light blue.¡]²L¦âªº¡^
This box is not heavy; it is very light. You can carry it easily. ¡]»´ªº¡^
498. like¡]³ßÅw¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]¹³¡Èªº¡F·Q¡F¹³n¡Èªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^¡F
¡]¬Û¦üªº¤H¡Bª«¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]³ßÅw¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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What are your likes and dislikes?¡]¦n´c¡^
What is she like?¡]¹³¡Èªº¡^
Like father, like son. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¦³¨ä¤÷¥²¦³¨ä¤l¡C
I feel like going out for a walk.¡]·Q¡^
It looks like rain. =It looks like raining.¡]¹³n¡Èªº¡^
Like to like. ¤¤Ä¶¡Gª«¥HÃþ»E¡F¯ä®ð¬Û§ë¡C
Like cures like. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¥H¬r§ð¬r¡C
Do you like my new hair style¡]¾v«¬¡^?¡]³ßÅw¡^
You may do as you like.¡]ÀH§A³ßÅw¡^
I¡¦d like to go with you. =I would(should) like to go with you.¡]·Qn¡^
499. line¡]½u¡F½K¯¾¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]±Æ¶¤¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
¨Ò¥y¡G
The line is busy. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¹q¸Ü¦£½u¤¤¡C
Could you call back later? ¤¤Ä¶¡G½Ðµy«á¦A¼·¡C
She has deep lines in her face.¡]½K¯¾¡^
Drop me a line if you have the time.¡]¼g«Ê«Hµ¹§Ú¡^
Cars are lined up along the streets.¡]±Æ¶¤¡^
Don¡¦t cut in line!¡]´¡¶¤¡^ You have to line up.¡]±Æ¶¤¡^
The famous actor forgot his lines.¡]¥xµü¡^
This time he is over the line.¡]¼´¹L¬É¡^
The deadline is next Monday.¡]³Ì«á´Á¡^
500. lion¡]·à¤l¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
¨Ò¥y¡G
The lion is called the King of Beasts¡]¸UÃ~¤§¤ý¡^.¡]·à¤l¡^
He always gets the lion¡¦s share.¡]¤À±o¤ñ¸û¦hªº¨º¤@¥÷¡^
501. lip¡]¼L®B¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
¨Ò¥y¡G
My lips are sealed. ¤¤Ä¶¡G§Ú¦u¤f¦p²~¡C
Read my lips. ¤¤Ä¶¡GŪ§Úªº¼L®B¡F§Ú¬O·í¯uªºµ´«D¶}ª±¯º»¡µÛª±ªº¡C
lip service¡]¤f´f¤£¹ê¡^ lipstick¡]¤f¬õ¡F®B»I¡^
502. list¡]ªí³æ¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]¦Cªí¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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Your name is not on the name list.¡]¦W³æ¡^
Make a shopping list before you go shopping.¡]Áʪ«³æ¡^
The new books are all listed in the catalogue¡]¥Ø¿ý¡^.¡]¦Cªí¡^
503. listen¡]Å¥¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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Listen!¡]Å¥¡I¡^ What¡¦s that noise?
I like to listen to children talk.¡]¶ÉÅ¥¡^
Listen! Look! Look here! ¤¤Ä¶¡GÅ¥§Ú»¡¹À¡I
504. little¡]¤pªº¡F¤@ÂIªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^¡F¡]¤Ö¶q¡F¤@ÂI¡^¡]pron. ¥N¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]´X¥G¤£¡F¦³¤@ÂI¡^¡]adv. °Æµü¡^
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She has a little cat.¡]¤pªº¡^
We know his little ways.¡]¤p®ðªº§@·¡^
There is a little hope.¡]¤@ÂIªº¡^
Little remains to be said. ¤¤Ä¶¡G´X¥G¨S¦³¤°»ò¥i¥H¦A»¡ªº¤F¡C
He has become fat little by little.¡]³vº¥¡^
Little did I dream of your calling me.¡]´X¥G¤£¡^
505. live¡]¬¡¡F¦í¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^¡Flive¡]²{³õªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
ª`·N¡G°Êµü»P§Î®eµüªºµoµ¤£¦P¡I
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Do you know where he lives?¡]¦í¡^
Live and learn! ¤¤Ä¶¡G¬¡¨ì¦Ñ¡A¾Ç¨ì¦Ñ¡I
Live and let live! ¤¤Ä¶¡G¦@¦s¦@ºa¡I
Do you eat to live or live to eat?
¡]eat to live¬°¬¡¦Ó¦YªF¦è¡Flive to eat¬°¦YªF¦è¦Ó¬¡¡^
We live on rice not on air.¡]¥H¡È¬°¥D¹¡Flive on air¤£¹·Ï¤õ¡^
It¡¦s a live show.¡]²{³õªº¡^
506. living room= sitting room¡]«ÈÆU¡F°_©~«Ç¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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There is a sofa and a TV in the living room.¡]«ÈÆU¡^
507. lonely¡]©t³æªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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She felt lonely.¡]©t³æªº¡^
508. long¡]ªøªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^¡F¡]ªø®É¶¡¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]´÷±æ¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
¨Ò¥y¡G
The road is long with many a winding¡]Ås¦±¡F¦±§é¡^turn.¡]ªøªº¡^
It won¡¦t (will not) be long before we know the truth.¡]ªø¤[ªº¡^
It will not take long.¡]ªø®É¶¡¡^
Any book will do as long as it is interesting.¡]¥un¡^
They are longing for peace¡]©M¥¡^.¡]´÷±æ¡^
509. look¡]¼Ë¤l¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]¬Ý¡F¬Ý°_¨Ó¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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You can¡¦t judge a person by his looks. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¤Å¥H»ª¨ú¤H¡C
She soon loses her looks.¡]¥¢¥h«º¦â¡^
He gave me a look.¡]¬Ý§Ú¤@²´¡^
Let me have a good look at you.¡]¦n¦nÁ@Á@¡^
What are you looking at?¡]¬Ý¡^
The police promised¡]©Ó¿Õ¡FµªÀ³¡^to look into the matter.¡]½Õ¬d¡^
The woman is looking for her lost child.¡]´M§ä¡^
He just stood there looking sad.¡]¬Ý°_¨Ó¡^
510. lose¡]¿é¡F¥¢¥h¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
¨Ò¥y¡G
I¡¦m afraid our team will lose.¡]¿é¡^
He lost his bike and his schoolbag¡]®Ñ¥]¡^.¡]¥á±¼¤F¡^
He lost his shirt at the casino¡]½ä³õ¡^last night.¡]¿é±oºë¥ú¡^
You are the Lost Generation.¡]¥¢¸¨ªº¤@¥N¡^
Losers are always in the wrong. ¤¤Ä¶¡G±ÑªÌ¬°±F¡F³ÓªÌ¬°¤ý¡C
511. loud¡]¤jÁnªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^¡F¡]¤jÁn¦a¡^¡]adv. °Æµü¡^
¨Ò¥y¡G
He speaks in a loud voice.¡]¤jÁnªº¡^
Louder, please.¡]¤jÁnÂI¡^
512. love¡]·R¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]·R¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
¨Ò¥y¡G
Give my love to your parents.¡]·R¡^
It was love at first sight.¡]¤@¨£Á鱡¡^
They love each other.¡]·R¡^
Love me, love my dog. ¤¤Ä¶¡G·R«Î¤Î¯Q¡C
It was a love game.¡]¿é¤è±¾¹sªº¤ñÁÉ¡^
513. low¡]§Cªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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The students are speaking in a low voice.¡]§Cªº¡^
514. lucky¡]©¯¹Bªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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It¡¦s my lucky day.¡]©¯¹Bªº¡^
What¡¦s your lucky number?¡]©¯¹Bªº¡^
My lucky number is 7.¡]©¯¹Bªº¡^
515. lunch¡]¤ÈÀ\¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
¨Ò¥y¡G
I was at lunch when you called.¡]¦Y¤ÈÀ\¡^
brunch= breakfast+ lunch¡]¦¤ÈÀ\¡F¦À\¤ÈÀ\¦X¨Ö¤@°_¦Yªº¤@À\¡^
516. machine¡]¾÷±ñ¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
¨Ò¥y¡G
I don¡¦t want to work like a machine.¡]¾÷±ñ¡^
517. magic¡]Å]ªk¡FÅ]³N¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]Å]³Nªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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The prince¡]¤ý¤l¡^was changed into a frog¡]«Cµì¡^by magic.¡]Å]ªk¡^
She is a woman with magic beauty.¡]¥O¤HµÛÅ]ªº¡^
A magician¡]Å]³N®v¡^can do magic.¡]Å]³N¡^
518. mail¡]¶l¥ó¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Is there any mail for me this morning?¡]¶l¥ó¡^
You can send the letter by air mail.¡]¯èªÅ¡^
519. mailman (mail carrier= postman)¡]¶l®t¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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A postman delivers¡]°e¡F»¼¡^letters very day.¡]¶l®t¡^
520. make¡]»s§@¡F¨Ï±o¡F¦¨¬°¡F±j¢¡È°µ¡È¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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Please have a seat. I¡¦ll make some tea.¡]ªw¯ù¡^
She will make him a good wife.¡]¦¨¬°¡^
I made him go. =He was made to go. ¤¤Ä¶¡G§Ú¥s¥L¥h¡F§Ú±j¢¥L¥h¡C
This computer¡]¹q¸£¡^is made in Taiwan.
=We make this computer in Taiwan.¡]»s§@¡^
Trust¡]¬Û«H¡F«H¥ô¡^me. You can make it. ¡]¦¨¥\¡F¹F¦¨¡F»°ªº¤W¨®¡^
I¡¦ll try my best to make it up to you.¡]¸ÉÀv§A¡^
Children live in a make-believe¡]µêºcªº¡^world of their own.
521. many¡]«Ü¦h¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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Many people die of cancer¡]Àù¯g¡^.¡]«Ü¦h¡^
How many brothers and sisters do you have?¡]¦³¦h¤Ö¡^
522. map¡]¦a¹Ï¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Do you have a map of this city?¡]¦a¹Ï¡^
523. March¡]¤T¤ë¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Maggie was born on March 5.¡]¤T¤ë¡^
524. mark¡]¼Ð°O¡F¦L¤l¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]°µ°O¸¹¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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He made marks on the wall with a chalk.¡]°O¸¹¡^
This is the trade mark(TM) of our company¡]¤½¥q¡^.¡]µù¥U°Ó¼Ð¡^
On your marks! Get set! Go! ¤¤Ä¶¡G¦U´N¦U¦ì¡I¹w³Æ¡I¶}©l¡I
She marks his birthday on her calendar¡]¤é¾ä¡^.¡]°µ°O¸¹¡^
You can find a strange birth mark on his butt¡]§¾ªÑ¡^.¡]L°O¡^
525. market¡]¥«³õ¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]¦æ¾P¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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Do you like to shop in a supermarket or in a traditional¡]¶Ç²Îªº¡^market? ¡]¥«³õ¡^
We are ready to market this product¡]²£«~¡^next Monday.¡]¤W¥«¦æ¾P¡^
526. married¡]¤w±Bªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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Are you married or single¡]³æ¨ªº¡^?¡]¤w±Bªº¡^
527. math= mathematics¡]¼Æ¾Ç¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Many students find math difficult.¡]¼Æ¾Ç¡^
In fact, it is not so difficult as they think.
528. matter¡]¨Æ±¡¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]¦³Ãöºòn¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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It is a matter of time and money.¡]¨Æ±¡¡^
What¡¦s the matter with you?
= What¡¦s wrong with you? ¤¤Ä¶¡G§A«ç»ò¤F¡H
As a matter of fact, he is a girl.¡]¨Æ¹ê¤W¡^
It does not matter how you do it.¡]µLÃöºòn¡FµL©Ò¿×¡^
529. may (might)¡]¥i¥H¡F¥i¯à¡F¯¬¡È¡^¡]aux.§U°Êµü¡^
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May I smoke here?¡]¥i¥H¡^
He may come or he may not.¡]¥i¯à¡^
May you succeed¡]¦¨¥\¡^!¡]¯¬¡È¡^
Long may he live! ¤¤Ä¶¡GÄ@¥Lªø©R¦Ê·³¡I
He works hard so that he may (can) pass the examination¡]¦Ò¸Õ¡^.
¡]¥i¥H¡^
530. May¡]¤¤ë¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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May is the fifth month of the year.¡]¤¤ë¡^
The sinking¡]¤U¨Hªº¡^ship sent out a mayday call(signal).¡]¨D±Ï«H¸¹¡^
531. maybe¡]¤]³\¡^¡]adv. °Æµü¡^
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Maybe you are right.¡]¤]³\¡^
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It may be true.¡]¤]³\¡^
532. meal¡]¤@À\¡F¤@¹y¶º¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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We have three meals a day.¡]¤@À\¡F¤@¹y¶º¡^
533. mean¡]·N¨ý¡F·N«ä¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^¡F¡]¤p®ðªº¡G¥±eªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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What do you mean (by that)?¡]·N«ä¡^
I mean what I say. =I mean it. ¤¤Ä¶¡G§Ú³o¸Ü¬O·í¯uªº¡A¤£¬O»¡µÛª±ªº¡C
It means nothing to me.¡]·N¨ý¡^
Your love means a lot to me.¡]¹ï§Ú¨Ó»¡«D±`«n¡^
He is mean about money.¡]¤p®ðªº¡^
She is no mean cook.¡]®tªº¡F¥±eªº¡^
534. meat¡]¦×¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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One man¡¦s meat is another man¡¦s poison.
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Lean meat is better for your health.¡]½G¦×¡^
535. medicine¡]ÃÄ«~¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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You have to take medicines if you are sick. ¡]¦YÃÄ¡^
powder¡]Ãỡ^
tablet¡]ÃĤù¡F¿õ¾¯¡^
pill¡]ÃĤY¡^
capsule¡]½¦Ån¡^
liquid medicine¡]ÃĤô¡^
536. medium¡]¤¤¸¹ªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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Do you want a large, medium, or small French fries¡]Á¦±ø¡^?¡]¤¤ªº¡^
How do you like your steak, rare¡]¥b¥Íªº¡^, medium¡]¤¤µ¥¹à«×¡^
or well-done¡]¥þ¼ôªº¡^?
537. meet¡]¸I¨ì¡F»P¡È¬ÛÃÑ¡F¨£±¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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They often met each other.¡]¸I¨ì¡^
I am glad to meet you.¡]»P¡È¬ÛÃÑ¡^
When shall we meet again?¡]¨£±¡^
It is hard for him to make both ends meet.¡]¦¬¤ä¬Û©è¡^
Mr. Wang, I want you to meet Mrs. Chen.¡]»P¡È¬ÛÃÑ¡^
538. meeting¡]·|ij¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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The meeting will be held in two hours.¡]·|ij¡^
539. menu¡]µæ³æ¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Here is the menu.¡]µæ³æ¡^ I¡¦ll take your orders later.
540. mile¡]ù¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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It is two miles from my house to school.¡]ù¡^
1 mile= 1.6 kilometers¡]¤½¨½¡^
541. milk¡]¤û¥¤¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]À½¤û¥¤¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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She drinks a glass of milk every morning.¡]¤û¥¤¡^
We learn to milk the cow on a farm.¡]À½¤û¥¤¡^
milk ¦r¥À¤Ï¹L¨Ó«÷Åܦ¨ klim¡]§J¹ç¥¤¯»¡^
542. million¡]¦Ê¸U¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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This city has a population¡]¤H¤f¡^of two million.¡]¦Ê¸U¡^
543. mind¡]·Qªk¡F°O¾Ð¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]ºÞ¡F¤¶·N¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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If you change your mind, please let me know.¡]§ïÅÜ·Qªk¡^
Out of sight, out of mind. ¤¤Ä¶¡GÂ÷¤[±¡²¨¡C
What¡¦s in your mind? ¤¤Ä¶¡G§A¦b·Q¤°»ò¡H
I can read your mind.
=I know what you are thinking.¡]ª¾¹D§A¦b·Q¤°»ò¡^
Great minds think alike. ¤¤Ä¶¡G^¶¯©Ò¨£²¤¦P¡C
Mind your own business. ¤¤Ä¶¡GºÞ§A¦Û¤vªº¨Æ¡F§O¦hºÞ¶¢¨Æ¡C
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1. Do you mind opening the window?¡]¤¶·N¡^
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2. Do you mind my opening the window?¡]¤¶·N¡^
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Never mind. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¨SÃö«Y¡F¤£¥²¾á¤ß¡C
544. minute¡]¤@¤ÀÄÁ¡F¤ù¨è¡F¤@¤U¤l¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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It will take only a minute.¡]¤@¤ÀÄÁ¡^
Wait a minute. =Just a minute. ¤¤Ä¶¡G½Ðµy«á¤ù¨è¡Cµ¥¤@¤U¡C
545. Miss¡]¤p©j¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Miss Lin is our English teacher.¡]¤p©j¡^
Susan won the title¡]ÀY»Î¡^of Miss Taiwan.¡]¤p©j¡^
546. miss¡]¹L¥¢¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]¿ù¹L¡F¥¢»~¡F·Q©À¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
missing¡]¦æÂܤ£©úªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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A miss is as good as a mile. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¥¢¤§²@Âç®t¤§¤d¨½¡C
I missed the train by five minutes.¡]¿ù¹L¡F¨S»°¤W¡^
You missed the best part of the story.¡]¿ù¹L¡^
The killer¡]±þ¤â¡^never misses.¡]¥¢¤â¡^
Do you miss me?¡]·Q©À¡^
Twenty men are missing.¡]¦æÂܤ£©úªº¡^
547. mistake¡]¥Ç¿ù¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]»~»{¡F¥Ç¿ù¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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We all make mistakes sometimes.¡]¥Ç¿ù¡^
I made a big mistake; I mistook that lady for my mother.¡]»~»{¡^
He is often mistaken for his twin¡]Åp¥Í¡FÂùML¡^brother.¡]»~»{¡^
548. modern¡]²{¥Nªº¡F¼¯µnªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^
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Living in a modern society¡]ªÀ·|¡^is never easy.¡]²{¥Nªº¡^
549. moment¡]¤ù¨è¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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He¡¦ll be here any moment.¡]¥ß¨è¡^
The moment I saw you I knew you were angry with me.¡]¤@¡È´N¡È¡^
550. Monday¡]¬P´Á¤@¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Mandy works hard from Monday through Friday.¡]¬P´Á¤@¡^
551. money¡]¿ú¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Time is money.¡]¿ú¡^
You can¡¦t make a lot of money working part-time¡]Ý®t¡^.¡]ÁÈ¿ú¡^
Money is not everything, but you can do nothing without it.¡]¿ú¡^
Money talks. ¤¤Ä¶¡G¦³¿ú¯à¨Ï°±À¿i¡Fª÷¿ú¸U¯à¡C
552. monkey¡]µU¤l¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]ª±§Ë¡F¶Ã°Ê¡^¡]v. °Êµü¡^
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They made a monkey out of Jerry.¡]À¸§Ë¡^
Don¡¦t monkey around with that machine.¡]ª±§Ë¡F¶Ã°Ê¡^
553. month¡]¤ë¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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I met her last month.¡]¤ë¡^
I met her this day month. =I met her today month.
¡]¤WӤ몺¤µ¤Ñ¡^
I will meet her this day month. =I¡¦ll meet her today month.
¡]¤UӤ몺¤µ¤Ñ¡^
554. moon¡]¤ë«G¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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There will be no moon tonight.¡]¤ë«G¡^
They are planning a trip to the moon.¡]¤ë«G¡^
Mark moonlighted as a waiter.¡]Ý®t¡^
555. more¡]ÃB¥~¼Æ¶q¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]§ó¦hªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^¡F
¡]§ó¡È¡^¡]adv. °Æµü¡^
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May I have one more?¡]¦A¤@Ó¡^
Would you like some more tea?¡]§ó¦hªº¡^
He has more books than I.¡]§ó¦hªº¡^
I do not love you any more. =I love you no more.¡]¤£¦A¡^
You are becoming more and more beautiful.¡]¶V¨Ó¶V¡È¡^
The more he has, the more he wants.¡]¶V¡È¶V¡È¡^
Please let me try once more.¡]¦A¤@¦¸¡^
556. morning¡]¦±á¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Monica says good morning to everyone.¡]¦¦w¡^
Give me a morning call at 5 a.m.¡]±á³ê¡^
557. most¡]³Ì¤j«×¡^¡]pron. ¥N¦Wµü¡^¡F¡]¤j³¡¤Àªº¡^¡]adj. §Î®eµü¡^¡F
¡]³Ì¡È¡^¡]adv. °Æµü¡^
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This is the most I can do.¡]³Ì¤j«×¡^
I can lend you at most two thousand dollars.¡]³Ì¦h¡^
Most people love to see beautiful things.¡]¤j³¡¤Àªº¡^
She is most beautiful.¡]³Ì¡^
Most of all, don¡¦t tell a lie.¡]¤×¨ä¡F¯S§O¡^
558. mother=mom= mommy= mummy= mama ¡]¶ý¶ý¡F¥À¿Ë¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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She was a mother of three children.¡]¶ý¶ý¡^
Necessity¡]»Ýn¡^is the mother of invention¡]µo©ú¡^.¡]¡È¤§¥À¡^
Failure¡]¥¢±Ñ¡^is the mother of success¡]¦¨¥\¡^.¡]¡È¤§¥À¡^
559. motorcycle¡]¾÷¾¹¸}½ñ¨®¡F¼¯¦«¨®¡F¾÷¨®¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Morgan is riding a gorgeous¡]»¨µØªº¡F«Ü¬¯ªº¡^motorcycle.¡]¼¯¦«¨®¡^
motorcyclist¡]¾r¾p¾÷¨®ªÌ¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
Motorcyclists should wear safety helmets¡]¦w¥þ´U¡^.¡]¾r¾p¾÷¨®ªÌ¡^
560. mountain¡]¤s¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Which mountain is the highest in Taiwan?¡]¤s¡^
Do you like mountain climbing?¡]µn¤s¡^
561. mouse¡]¦Ñ¹«¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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The most famous mouse in the world is the Mickey Mouse.¡]¦Ì¦Ñ¹«¡^
Morgan is as poor as a church mouse.¡]¤@³h¦p¬~¡^
There are many mice in my house.¡]¦Ñ¹«¡^
Can you get rid of¡]»°¨«¡^the mice?¡]¦Ñ¹«¡^
562. mouth¡]¼L¡^¡]n. ¦Wµü¡^
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Keep your mouth shut! =Shut your mouth! ¤¤Ä¶¡