English vocabulary stereo memory 01

Lesson 001

1.Academ

Akademeia: The ancient Greek forest near Athens, where the philosopher Plato talked about his philosophical thoughts and later started a school.

Academy: [Comment 'K comment d comment Mi]

N. School; Research Institute; society; College

The Emy: Plato's philosophical thoughts

Academy Awards: the original Oscar name. Because Oscar will be initially awarded the annual film art Award by the US Film Institute.

It looks like my Uncle Oscar!

Oscar Awards: N. Oscar (famous Movie Award)

Academic: [, Comment K comment 'd comment M comment K]

Academic; theoretical; academic

N. College Students, university teachers, scholars

I like to teach, because I like the academic calendar.

I like teaching because I like my school schedule.

This question is academic.

This problem is impractical.

2.Able['Ebl]

Yes; [management] competent; competent

He is able to do this job well.

He has the ability to do the job well.

Enable[Limit n'e limit B (Limit) L; en-]

Vt. Enable and enable; grant rights or methods

This studen ID enables me to travel half price on train.

This student ID card makes me enjoy half the price by train.

Unable[Limit n' Ebl]

No, no; [labor classics] incapable; not competent

He was unable to catch the school bus.

He failed to catch the school bus.

Enable and unable are followed by.

DisableEnglish [d ɪ s 'e ɪ B (clerk) L] us [d ɪ s 'ebl]

Vt. Make capacity lost; make disability; Make unqualified

AbilityEnglish [comment 'B %l %t] us [comment' B %l %ti]

N. ability, ability; talent

Without real ability you can't establish yourself in society.

Without real skills, people cannot base on society.

DisabilityEnglish [d ɪ s ə 'B ɪ l t] us [, d ɪ s ə' B ɪ l ti]

N. Disability; incompetence; unqualified; unfavorable conditions

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Lesson 002

1.ActUK [æ Kt] us [æ Kt]

Vt. Act; pretend, act like

Vi. Action; play, Act; Act, behave; pretend, Act; Act, take effect

N. Act, action; Decree, act; (drama, opera) Act, segment; pretend

ActionEnglish ['0000k limit (Limit) N] us ['0000k limit N]

N. Action; activity; function; battle; plot

Out of Action lost function lost Utility

Can I borrow your bike? Mine is out of action!

Can I borrow your bicycle for use? I broke it!

The difference between act and action as nouns:

Act is a one-time activity, and action is performed multiple times.

A man of action activist

Ack for: proxy

A lawyer acts for his client.

Lawyers represent its customers.

Does the drug tack long time to act?

Does medicine take effect for a long time?

Act the part of act... Role

Oh, I know him, he acted the part of 007.

Oh. I know him. He played 007!

ActorEnglish ['mongokt] us ['mongokt]

N. actors; Roles

ActressEnglish ['minimum Ktr ɪ S] us ['minimum Ktr ə S]

N. actress

InteractionEnglish [comment nt comment r'comment K comment (comment) N] us [, comment nt comment 'r comment K comment limit N]

N. Interaction; [number] interaction, interference

N. Interaction

Inter-This prefix indicates mutual

There shoshould be more interaction between you and your partner!

You and your partner have to work together more!

ActiveEnglish ['0000kt 0000v] us ['0000kt 0000v]

Active; active; effective; active

N. active voice; activists

Active member activists

He is active. He is very active

ActivityEnglish [comment k't comment v comment T] us [comment k't comment v comment ti]

N. Activities; actions; active

What a day full of activity!

What a hot day.

ActualEnglish ['your KT has been completed using L;-TJ has been completed using L] us ['your KT has u been using L]

Adj. True and practical; current, current

ActuallyEnglish ['minimum ktj 00000000l capacity;-T maximum capacity-] us ['minimum KT capacity U capacity Li]

Adv. Actually; in fact

Real value of actual cost

This is not very expensive, actually, it is very cheap!

It is not expensive at all. In fact, it is very cheap!

ReactEnglish [R branch 'Primary Kt] us [ri' primary Kt]

Vi. reaction; influence; resistance; reaction

Vt. enable interaction; Enable Chemical Reaction

React against resistance

People react against the aggressor!

The people resist the invaders!

What is the impact of react on?

How do the acids react on the metals?

What role does acid play on metals?

ReactionEnglish [R branch 'maximum K Branch (partition) N] us [R branch 'maximum K branch limit N]

N. reaction, induction; reactionary, retro; reaction

What was your father's reaction when you told him the news?

What was his reaction when you told your dad the message?

The same expression:

How did your father react when you told him the news?

What did you say when you told your father the news?

ExactEnglish [Symbol g'z symbol KT; EG-] us [Symbol symbol 'z symbol Kt]

Accurate and precise; accurate

Vt. requirement; strong; urgent

Vi. Ransom

The program starts at 7 o'clock everyday to be exact.

Broadcast on time at seven o'clock every night.

ExactlyEnglish [ɪ G' Z æ K (t) L branch; EG-] us [ɪ ɡ 'z branch ktli]

Adv. Exactly; exactly; precisely; correctly

Oh, thank you, uncle! This is exactly what I have always wanted!

Oh, thank you, uncle. This is exactly what I want!

AgentEnglish ['e hour d hour (hour) NT] us ['ed hour nt]

N. Agent, agent; Agent

Vt.... Act as an intermediary;... Proxy

Proxy

AgencyEnglish ['e got D got (strong) ns found] us ['ed got pretty NSI]

N. Agent, intermediary; agent, distribution

The Agency is the place where the agent works.

Agency is the place where the agent works.

The job agency employment agency

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AddEnglish [mongod] us [mongod]

Vi. Add; add

Vt. Add, add; calculate... Sum

N. Addition and addition operations

One adds one 1 + 1

If you add one to two, you get Thress.

1 and 2 are equal to 3.

Add up

Add up to total, total is

Add up all the numbers.

Add all the numbers.

All the numbers add to 100.

The sum of all the numbers is 100.

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AdditionEnglish [comment 'd got (comment) N] us [comment 'd got married n]

N. Add; [number] addition; add

In addition

In addition to division... Besides (and)

We went shopping and in addition saw a moive.

In addition to shopping, we also watched a movie.

The same expression:

In additin to going shopping, we saw a movie.

In addition to shopping, we also watched a movie.

AdditionalEnglish [comment 'd faster than (random) n (random) L] us [comment 'd have been faster than NL]

Adj. Additional, additional

In addition to the words above, I will teach you some additional new words.

In addition to the above words, I will teach you some new words.

AirEnglish [E branch] us [branch R]

N. Air, atmosphere; sky; appearance; music

Vt. ventilated and dry; boast

Vi. Ventilation

On the air Broadcast

Leave in the air makes pending

By air by plane

AirportEnglish ['e sans P sans 0000t] us ['{r' P sans RT]

N. Airport; airline Station

AirplaneEnglish ['e example ple limit N] us ['example R' Plen]

N. Aircraft

AirlineEnglish ['e sans la limit N] us ['{rla limit N]

N. Airlines; routes

Adj. Route

The airplane from the airport files along its airline.

The plane departing from the airport flies along the route.

AeroEnglish ['e} r] us ['ro]

Adj. Aviation; aircraft; flight

AeroplaneEnglish ['e too r too ple limit N] us ['too R }' Plen]

N. Aircraft (equal to airplane)

AerospaceEnglish ['e your r your spe ɪ S] us ['your rospes]

N. Aerospace space; [airline] aerospace Space

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Lesson 004

 

Al

AllEnglish [ɔ ː L] us [ɔ L]

All

Adv. More and more

N. All

Pron. All

All of you, everybody

All men want to live long, but all men must die.

All people want to live a long life, but they will eventually die.

First of all, (above)

After all, after all (get married at the end)

After all I am still a child!

After all, I am still a child!

All in all. In general

All in all, my condition is greatly improved.

In general, my situation is greatly improved.

All over everywhere

Traveling all over the world is my dream.

My dream is to travel around the world.

At all, fundamental

I don't like this pen at all.

I don't like this pen at all.

AlmostEnglish ['maximum cost lm maximum cost st] us ['maximum lmost]

Adv. Almost, almost

I have almost finished my homework.

I almost finished my homework.

It is almost twelve o 'clock.

It's almost.

AlsoEnglish ['{ls ls }}] us ['{lso]

Adv. And; same

Conj. And; in addition

He coshould speak Chinese, English and also Japanese.

He can speak Chinese, English, and Japanese.

AlthoughEnglish [limit l'limit limit; Limit L-] us [limit l' limit o]

Conj. Although

ThoughEnglish [ð ə ʊ] us [ð o]

Adv. However, though;

Conj. Though; although

Prep.

Although has a stronger tone than though and must be placed at the beginning of the sentence.AlthoughBut cannot be added.

Although I look uugly, I am very finished.

I'm ugly, but I'm gentle.

AltogetherEnglish [commandid lt ;'ge sans regular; w.l-] us [, commandid lt ;' then commandid]

Adv. Completely; total; All in all

N. Whole; naked

There are 40 teachers in our school altogether.

Our school has a total of 40 teachers.

AlwaysEnglish ['commandid LWE bought Z;-0000z] us ['commandid lwez]

Adv. Always, always; always

The sun always rises in the east.

The sun always rises from the east.

I shall always I love you.

= I will love you forever.

I will always love you.

ALT

AltimeterEnglish ['memory lt ;mi memory T ə] us [Memory l' T memory M memory T ɚ]

N. Height meters, height meters

AltitudeEnglish ['privacy lt ;tju 0000d] us ['privacy lt ;tud]

N. High ground; height; [number] Top vertical line; (Level and position) Advanced

Confusing word comparison:

AttitudeEnglish ['0000t 0000tju 0000d] us ['0000t 0000t 0000d]

N. attitude; views; opinions; posture

AptitudeEnglish ['pt PT ɪ tju ː D] us ['pt ə t' T d]

N. tianzi; natural tendency; appropriate

Appropriate, appropriate, and smart

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Lesson 005

AlterEnglish ['commandid lt ;' then l-]

Vt. Change, change

Vi. Change; modify

The weather alters almost daily.

The weather is changing almost every day.

Change[T bought E bought N (d) bought] us [t bought end bought]

Vt. Change; Exchange

N. Change; change retrieved

Vi. Change; redeem

Changing one word alters the meaning of the entire sentence.

After a word is changed, the meaning of the entire sentence changes.

ShiftEnglish [ʃ ɪ ft] us [ʃ ɪ ft]

N. Movement; change; means; shift

Vi. Mobile; transformation; Conversion

Vt. Transfer; change; replace

A sudden shift in wind suggests a coming storm.

The wind has changed. It may be a storm in a moment.

Day shift

Night shift night shift

AlternateEnglish ['{}lt {ne }t; '{l-] us ['{lt ;n }t]

Vi. Alternate; take turns

Vt. make alternate; take turns

Alternate; reading in turn [alte: nit], separated, in turn.

N. Replacement

The weather alternates between rain and sunshine.

The weather will rain for a while, and it will be fine again later.

On alternate days, I have homework.

I have homework every other day.

AlternativeEnglish [comment into l' t Comment n comment t comment V; Comment L-] us [comment L't Comment n comment t comment v]

Optional; optional; Alternate

N. Select one in No. 2 middle school; alternative

Lion King

We have no alternative but leave.

We have no choice but to leave.

Ample

ExampleEnglish [ɪ G' Z ɑ ː MP (batch) L; EG-] us [ɪ G' Z æ MPL]

N. example; example

Vt.... For example... Set an example

Vi. Example

For example

This church is a fine example of Norman limit echture.

This is the most typical noran architecture.

SampleEnglish ['s faster than MP (Protocol) L] us ['s faster than MPL]

Vt. sampling; try; sampling check

N. sample; example

Of the sample.

 

SamplingEnglish ['s faster than MPL faster] us ['s faster than MPL faster]

N. sampling; sampling

V. sampling; sampling (the ing format of sample)

A free sample of perfume free gift

PromptEnglish [pr sans M (p) T] us [pr sans MPT]

Quick and agile; immediate

Vt. Prompt; promote; stir up; (for actors) White

N. Prompt; payment term; doscommand: change the style of the DOS system prompt

Adv. Punctual

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Lesson 006

Ang

AngerEnglish ['{{g }] us ['{}}}}]

N. angry, angry, angry

Vt. angry, angry, angry

Vi. Angry; angry

AngryEnglish ['commandid GR was] us ['commandid was Ri]

Adj. Angry; angry; violent; (wound, etc.) inflamed

[Comparison level angrier highest level angriest]

The student angers the teacher.

The student angered the teacher.

The boss was angry because of the employee.

The boss is angry with an employee.

RageEnglish [re need D branch] us [Red Branch]

N. Anger; violent, raging; emotional

Vi. furious, angry; popular and popular

The rage of him astounds us greatly.

He was furious and frightened us.

AstoundEnglish [comment 'sta ʊ nd] us [comment 'sta ʊ nd]

Vt. Stunned; shocked

AnxiousEnglish ['maximum latency (k) between milliseconds S] us ['maximum latency K between milliseconds S]

Adj. Anxious; worried; eager

WorryEnglish ['w w r branch] us ['w w I]

N. Worried; worried; biting

Vt. Worried; worried; tortured

Vi. Worried; worried; biting

Be Anxious About worried about someone (things)

= Be worry about

I am anxious about the exam result.

I am worried about the test results.

AnxietyEnglish [æ ŋ 'za ɪ T] us [æ ŋ 'za ɪ ti]

N. Anxiety; desire; mindfulness; anxiety

AngleEnglish ['00000000g (latency) L] us ['000000000000l]

Vi. Phishing

N. angle, Angle

TriangleEnglish ['tra 000000000000g (cost) L] us ['tra 0000000000000000l]

N. Triangle (SHAPE); triangular relationship; things of a triangle; Group of Three

TRI is similar to three, indicating 3

AngelEnglish ['e got nd pipeline (cost) L] us ['end using L]

N. Angel; patron saint; good man

Vt. Paid for support

Lovely little angel cute little angel

AnimalEnglish ['memory n memory m (memory) L] us ['memory n memory ml]

N. Animals

DeerDeer

RabbitRabbit

DonkeyMao zi

AnimationEnglish [limit n comment 'me comment (Limit) N] us [, limit n comment 'me comment limit N]

N. Lively, angry, motivating, and cartoon plot

AnimateEnglish ['0000n limit me limit T] us ['0000n limit met]

Vt. Make angry; make lively; Inspire; push

Quick bi

I like animate animals and I enjoy watching animation.

I like watching cartoons and animals that are angry.

You will be animate.

You will be full of vigor.