李陽口語突破單詞教材.doc

李陽口語突破單詞教材感謝來自滬江論壇的JQQIAN7529朋友！Welcome v.歡迎，欣然接受We welcome you to our country.He will welcome to our suggestion.他會同意我們的意見的。Absolutely adv.絕對地，完全地；正是，當(dāng)然You are absolutely right.A: Are you sure? B: Absolutely. 絕對肯定。Kims Note: Most agreement sentences can be enhanced by adding “absolutely” to show complete certainty. If you are sure of something, let others know by using “absolutely”.大部分表示同意的句子都可以加上”absolutely”來表示完全的肯定。如果你對某件事很有把握，用”absolutely”來讓別人知道你的意見。Action n. 行動，行為；動作，作用All we need now is action, not discussion.Actions speak louder than words. 行動勝過言辭。Challenge n. 挑戰(zhàn)This job offers me a real challenge. 這份工作給了我真正的挑戰(zhàn)。I like to accept any challenges.Lets work together to meet the challenge of the 21 st century.I always look for challenges in my work. 我總是期待著工作上的挑戰(zhàn)。Balancing the budget is a real challenge. 要平衡預(yù)算真是一種挑戰(zhàn)。Challenge v. 向挑戰(zhàn)；質(zhì)詢You dont have to challenge everything I say. 你不需要質(zhì)詢我說的每一句話He always gets in trouble for challenging his teacher. 他每次向老師提出質(zhì)詢都會惹上麻煩。I dont have the courage to challenge my bosss decision. 我可沒勇氣去質(zhì)疑我老板做的決定。Challenging adj. 有挑戰(zhàn)性的；有吸引力的Id like to accept any challenging job.I love my job because its so challenging. 我喜歡我的工作，因為它非常有挑戰(zhàn)性。Thats really a challenging question. 那真是個有挑戰(zhàn)性的問題。Chance n.機會；運氣，偶然；希望Its the chance of lifetime. Dont miss it.She has a good chance of success.她大有成功的機會Ive been waiting for the chance to speak to her.我一直在等待和她說話的機會。I dont think we have a chance of making it on time.我認(rèn)為我們沒有機會準(zhǔn)時到達(dá)。Embarrass v.使窘迫，使困惑，使困難 Making speeches in public always embarrasses me.Are you trying to embarrass me?你是想讓我難堪嗎？Dont embarrass them with personal questions.不要問有關(guān)個人隱私的問題，以免他們感到難堪。The decline of sales embarrassed the company.銷路下降使公司陷入財政困難。Meeting adults always embarrassed the shy children.I didnt mean to embarrass you(讓你難堪). I just wanted to ask you a question.Embarrassed adj.難堪的，不好意思的，感到為難的When he got married, Ray was too embarrassed to say anything to his wife about his job.雷結(jié)婚時，因為怕難堪，他對妻子只字不提有關(guān)自己職業(yè)的事。I was embarrassed when she praised me.I was embarrassed by their compliment.對他們的稱贊，我感到不安。She felt embarrassed (尷尬的)at the sight of her old boyfriend.Embarrassing adj.令人為難的，令人困窘的，令人尷尬的The reporter asked the president several embarrassing questions.What is you most embarrassing moment?It was very embarrassing to not have enough money to pay the bill.Embarrassment n.窘迫，為難；令人困窘、不安的事Hes an embarrassment to his family.他是家中叫人為難的人。I tried to ease her embarrassment by telling her everyone cries in public sometimes.His company never recovered form its financial embarrassment.(財政拮據(jù))Exactly adv.正確地，精確的，嚴(yán)密的；正好的Do you mean I shouldnt give up my job until I find a better one?Thats exactly what I mean.Exaggerate v.夸張，夸大Dont exaggerate. Just tell me exactly what you saw.You have to exaggerate your pronunciation when practicing English. 練習(xí)英語時，要夸張你的發(fā)音。Examination n.考試；檢查Well have an oral examination in English tomorrow.The matter needs further examination.Fantastic adj.極好的，美妙的，很棒的You look fantastic today.你今天看起來很棒！Shes a really fantastic girl.她是個非常棒的女孩。This new restaurant is fantastic!這家新開的的飯店棒極了。Kims note: This is anther word that you can just blurt out(脫口而出) to show a positive reaction or approval. Everyone around will be shocked by your English. In fact , someone might even tell you that your English is fantastic(很棒的).graduate v.畢業(yè)于he graduated from beijing university.My son is going to graduate from high school this summer.Graduation n.畢業(yè)Some students couldnt get a job after graduation.I went to my sons graduation ceremony yesterday and I was so excited.What are you planning to do after graduation?Kims note: This is question that can be hear across campuses everywhere as graduation draws near(臨近).Handle v.處理；對待；使用，操縱He is very hard to handle.他很難應(yīng)付Hes good at handling this kind of problem.Laugh v.笑；嘲笑He who laughs last laughs best.A: Your English sounds very funny.你的英語聽起來很滑稽。B: Stop laughing at me.We laughed and had fun at the party all night long.Dont laugh at a person in trouble.Outstanding adj.杰出的；卓越的；顯著的He is an outstanding young businessman.A: What do you know about teacher Li?B: He is known as an outstanding speaker.Kims note: This is another business buzzword that will make you sound very up-to date.Plan v.計劃，預(yù)定，策劃Were planning a trip to Guilin?A: When will you be back?B: I plan to be back this afternoon. What do you plan to do this weekend?Kims note: This is the question most frequently heard on Friday afternoon in American offices because Americans enjoy a two-day weekend!Whats your plan after graduation?Do you have any plans for tonight?Practice v.練習(xí)；實行You should practice speaking English every day.I practice during every spare moment.The more you practice, the better you speak.As a noun 實行；實踐；練習(xí)；熟練Practice makes perfect. 熟能生巧。It takes a lot of practice to speak good English.Shallow adj.膚淺的；淺薄的The better I got to know her; the shallower I realized she was.Her husband is handsome but shallow.Hes a shallow guy who is always showing off himself.Hes a shallow man. I cant understand his speech.Kims note: This is a great insult for someone who takes himself to be artistic and deep. If this type of person ever makes you angry, you can just throw this word at him and get even.對某個自以為很懂藝術(shù)或很深刻的人，用著個詞來侮辱一下他就最合適不過了。Understand v.理解，懂Do you understand what I said?I never understand what the teacher says.No one here understands Cantonese(廣東話).A: I hope you understand my situation.B: I understand completely.Understanding n.了解；理解力；諒解A: Its all right with me if you really dont have time to go with you.B: Thank you for you understanding.His understanding of English is very good.他對英語的理解力很強。Discover v.發(fā)現(xiàn)，察覺，看出We will soon discover the truth.I discovered him to be dishonest.Discovery n.發(fā)現(xiàn)，發(fā)明的東西Everyone is looking forward to the discovery of an AIDS cure.The discovery of oil in western china has helped the economy there.Enough adj.足夠的，充足的Do you have enough money to lend me ten dollars?A: Do you want some more fish?B: No, thank you. Ive had enough.I dont have enough time to finish it.Ten dollars is enough.We have enough food for five people.Ive enough of your excuses! (use as none)I cannot thank you enough. (use as adv)I dont have enough time to read.I dont have enough time to enjoy life.I dont have enough time to make friends.Funny adj.有趣的，好玩的，可笑的Hes a funny guy.他是個有趣的家伙。Ill tell you a funny story.Whats so funny (about that joke)?(那個笑話)有什么這么好笑？Lisas note: My students always confuse “fun” and ”funny”. ”fun” = ”enjoyable”; ”funny” = ”amusing”. If you have a good time doing something, you say it is fun, or that you had fun doing it. If something makes you laugh, you say that it is funny.Hungry adj.饑餓的；渴望的Im awfully hungry. 我餓急了。Hes hungry for knowledge.Just adv.恰好；剛剛；正要；僅It is just what I wanted.I just dont know what to do.Just call me if need any help.I was just in time for the plane.Love n.愛，戀愛；喜歡，熱愛Without respect, love cannot go far.沒有尊敬的愛難以持久。True love never grows old.Luck n.運氣，機遇，命運；幸運A: Luck was with me, and I won easily.B: you cant always depend on luck.I had the luck to see him in person.我很幸運，見到了他本人。Lucky adj.幸運的，吉祥的，僥幸的A: I heard that you won the game. Congratulations! B: Im just lucky.I was lucky that I meet you here.Money n.Time is money.I want to buy it, but I was short of money.Time is more valuable than money.Nothing n.沒什么，無事A: Nothing is more important than health.B: I absolutely agree with you.I have nothing to do this weekend.There is nothing interesting on TV tonight.A: I have nothing to do with that.B: I wont believe you any more.Other adj.其它的，別的；另一方的Do you have any other question?I have many other things to do.I saw Jim the other day.我那天看見吉姆了。Somebody pron.有人，某人；大人物，了不起得人物Theres somebody at the door.Somebody told me you were in America.He must be somebody(大人物).Dont think yourself a somebody(大人物)!Something pron.某事，某物；一些；重要人物，了不起的事Something is wrong with my computer.I have something to tell you.There is something in what she said.她說的話有一定道理A: I was the only one who got a straight A in my class. B: You are real something.你真了不起。A: I won the fist prize in the speech competition.B: Thats really something.Touch v.觸摸；使感動；碰；影響；接觸I was touched by his gentleness.他的溫柔讓我感動。You havent touched your lunch. Whats wrong? 你的午餐一點都沒吃，你怎么了？Trouble n.困難；煩惱；麻煩；糾紛；故障；疾病Tell me all about your troubles(煩惱).A: Thank you for your trouble. 真是麻煩你，謝謝！B: No trouble at all.哪兒的話。Shes always getting into trouble.Dont ask for trouble.自找麻煩。I hope Ive not given you any trouble.He is a great trouble to his parents.他使父母頭痛不已。Trust v.信賴，信任You can trust me completely.Dont ask me, but trust your own judgment.I never trust anyone who doesnt look me in the eyes.Use as none信賴，信任I have no trust in the new President.We have trust in his success.Wonderful adj.極好的，令人驚奇的，不可思議的You look wonderful today.你今天氣色很好阿。My mother is a wonderful(極好的) woman.Young adj.年輕的，青春的，活潑的She looks young for her age.他看起來比實際上年輕。Everybody wants to stay young.Deserve v.應(yīng)得；值得The problem deserves considering.I deserve another chance.我應(yīng)該得到另一次機會。He deserves to be praised.Dirty adj.骯臟的，污穢的；卑鄙的；下流的He played a dirty trick on me.他用卑鄙的伎倆對待我。Youve got a dirty mind.他真卑鄙。He was arrested for a dirty business deal(卑鄙的交易).Kims note: This usage is different from the one found in most textbooks, but it is by far the most common usage in American English.Encourage v.鼓舞，鼓勵，激勵The good news encouraged him.My teacher encouraged me to try again when I was frustrated.His success encouraged me.I encouraged him to study harder.My parents always encourage me try new things.My friends encouraged me to date her.Encouraging adj.鼓舞人心的，激勵的，給人勇氣、信心或希望的The new is very encouraging.The presidents speech was very encouraging.Encouragement n.鼓勵，激勵I(lǐng) couldnt have done it without your encouragement.Li yangs success is a great encouragement to students of the west. Hurt v.使受傷，傷害；疼痛；妨礙，有害Your remarks hurt her feelings.I dont think you know how much your comment hurt her.我想你不知道你的話讓她多難受It wont hurt to let him have his own way.讓他走自己的路，這沒有害處。Kims note: This word has increased in popularity in the past several years. People enjoy sharing their stories of hurt with others.Learn v.學(xué)習(xí)；學(xué)會；得知；記憶We learned English from an American teacher.I learned that he has gone abroad.Personal adj.個人的，私人的；本人的，親自的I dont like to be asked personal questions.Let me give you my personal opinion.Work v.工作，做事；用功；運轉(zhuǎn)，起作用Most people work for a living, but I want to work for pleasure.The elevator isnt working today(電梯壞了). We have to climb the stairs.World n.世界，地球，全世界的人，世間My dream is to travel around the world.You real mean the world to me.對我來說，你就是整個世界。She doesnt know the world yet.他還不懂人情世故。He and I lived in different worlds.Worry v. (使)煩惱，(使)憂慮Dont worry! Be happy!Dont worry over such little things.It worries me when my daughter comes home late.I really worry about your health.Worst adj.最壞的，最糟的，最厲害的Thats the worst action movie I have ever seen.My wife is the worst cook.This is the worst typhoon(臺風(fēng)) in ten years.Argue v.討論，辯論，爭論；主張；說服Dont argue; just do as you are told.Stop arguing.別吵了。I dont have time to argue with you about this.The couple next door is always arguing.隔壁的夫婦老吵架。Hard adj.困難的；辛苦的；堅硬的；熱心的It is hard for him to learn a foreign language at this age.I know he is a hard worker.Ive had enough of this hard life. 這種艱苦的生活我已經(jīng)受夠了。Dont be too hard on yourself. 別對自己太苛刻。Heart n.心臟；心情，感情；愛情，同情；勇氣You have no heart. 你冷酷無情。He won her heart at last. 你最終贏得了她的心。In my heart, I know what I have to do.I dont really have the heart to say this. 我并沒有勇氣講這話。Dont lose heart. 別灰心。Apologize v.道歉，謝罪，賠禮If I am mistaken, I apologize.I apologize for losing my temper with you today.I must apologize for not being able to meet you at the airport.A: I apologize for what I said just now.B: Dont think any more about it.Kims note: To say “I apologize” sounds more sincere than a simply saying, “I am sorry”. Use both sentence when you want to convince someone you are sincerely sorry.Bother v.煩擾，打擾；費心Dont bother me while I am working.Please dont bother(費心) to buy me anything for my birthday.I wanted to take a nap but everyone kept bothering me.He never bothers to say “thank you” to me. 他從來不會費心向我說“謝謝”。Kims note: Americans love to talk about who or what is bothering them. This word is extremely useful describe anything that you find annoying.Confident adj.有自信的，確信的，有信心的I am confident that I will succeed.Be confident. You will win. 只要你有信心，你會贏的。Were confident(確信) that you are the right man for the job.Impossible adj.不可能的；辦不到的Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. 世上無難事，只怕有心人。The mission was nearly impossible, but he tried to make it(但他努力做到了).The man who has made up his mind to win will never say “impossible”.Unavoidable adj.無法避免的，必然的Some mistakes are unavoidable.The delay was unavoidable.Dependable adj.可信賴的；可靠的Cindy is never later. She is very hard working and dependable.This computer is not dependable. It breaks down almost every day.Reliable adj.可靠的，可信賴的，確實的I learned this information from a reliable source.Are you sure these test results are reliable.Remarkable adj.卓越的；顯著的；非凡的，異常的，奇異的My mother is a remarkable woman.Youve really made remarkable progress in your English.Available adj.可得到的，可利用的，有用的，有空的Do you have any tickets available for tomorrows 8:15 flight to Beijing?你有沒有明天8：15去北京的航班機票。There are many apartments available in Guangzhou.廣州有很多公寓待租。Fashionable adj.時髦的；流行的I love your suit. Its very fashionable(時髦的).Tattoos are very fashionable(流行的) among teenagers lately.Suitable adj.適合的；恰當(dāng)?shù)?，適當(dāng)?shù)腎t will take us at least a month to find a suitable replacement for you(合適的人選替代你).This dress is not suitable for the office. 這條裙子穿來上班可不合適。Stable adj.固定的；穩(wěn)定的；不動搖的I want what everyone wants, good health, a happy family and stable(穩(wěn)定的) life.Incredible adj.難以置信的，不可思議的What an incredible story! 不可思議的You learned to speak English when you were five years old? Thats incredible.難以置信的Irresistible adj.不可抗拒的；有極大誘惑力的I know I shouldnt eat so many sweets, but that ice cream looks irresistible.I have an irresistible urge to see you tonight.我今天晚上非常非常想見到你。Job adj.工作，職位，困難的事It is easier to find a job if you can speak good English.Its not my job to answer your phone calls. 我的工作可不是為你接電話。I had a tough job persuading him.A: You did a great job!B: Thank you.Knowledge n.知識，知道；經(jīng)驗；學(xué)問Knowledge is power.The boy has s strong thirst for knowledge.She is poor in knowledge of life. 她對人生的學(xué)問懂得很少。I have no knowledge of French.Possible adj.可能的，可行的；可能發(fā)生的I will do everything possible to help you.Would it be possible for me to pay you back next week?Its possible for us to finish the job in a week.Possibility n.可能性，可能發(fā)生的事物Is it a possibility that you will work abroad?There is no possibility of failure.Problem n.問題；困難問題；添麻煩的人或事The problem is when we should do it.We have to settle(解決) the problem.His son is problem to him.A: Whats the problem?B: I cant seem to find my keys.Promise v.承諾，答應(yīng)He promised to be a good husband.I promised you that I will never tell anyone.Use as none 諾言；許諾，約定A promise is a promise.承諾就是承諾。He broke his promise and did not come to see me.Prosperous adj.成功的；繁榮的；富裕的Shanghai is becoming more and more prosperous(繁華的).Im sure you can build a prosperous(成功的) business in china.I heard that she comes from a very prosperous(富裕的) family.Our company is celebrating the end of a prosperous(興旺的) year.I heard he has become rather prosperous(富有的).Prosperity n.富裕，繁榮；成功，發(fā)達(dá)Lets work together for the prosperity of china.We wish you happiness and prosperity.我們祝你幸福成功。Peace brings prosperity.和平帶來繁榮。More and more Chinese people live in prosperity(富裕的生活) than ever before.Kims note: These words are favorites of politicians. They like to remind people that they are more prosperous and therefore more happy than ever before.Stop v.(使) 停止，中止；妨礙；阻止Stop crying, its no big deal. 別哭了，沒什么大不了的。What stopped you from coming?Ive tried to stop smoking three times, but failed every time!Tomorrow n.Im going to leave tomorrow.What time is our flight tomorrow?You shouldnt always put off (延遲)things until tomorrow.One today is worth two tomorrow.Responsible adj.有責(zé)任的；負(fù)責(zé)的；可靠的One should be responsible for his actions.I am responsible for your safety.Who is responsible for this mess? 這一團糟是誰搞出來的。He is a responsible man.Responsibility n.責(zé)任(感)；職責(zé)A father has many responsibilities. 父親要盡許多責(zé)任。He has a strong sense of responsibility.I will take the responsibility for the task.我會對那件工作負(fù)責(zé)。He tried to escape (taking) responsibility for the accident.It is his responsibility to make arrangements for the meeting.Kims note: A lot of time is spent in American business discussing who is responsibility for something. Dropping this word into your business conversation will make you sound very current.Want v.要，想要；需要I want to change my job.You are wanted in the office. 辦公室有人找你。You are wanted on phone. 你的電話。I want to speak good English.I want to travel around the world.I want to be your friend.I want to be a millionaire.Afford v.有足夠的(金錢、時間)做We cannot afford a new car.I cannot afford a weeks vacation this summer.A: I want to move to a bigger hou