Lesson 007
ArgueEnglish ['{{gju }] us ['{rgj }]
Vi. Debate, debate; reason
Vt. Debate, debate; proof; Persuasion
Just do what you are told, don't argue with me.
Do as I said. Don't compete with me.
ArgumentEnglish ['{%gj %m (%) nt] us ['{r %jum %nt]
N. argument; quarrel; Summary
They are always having argument about money.
They always quarrel for money.
DebateEnglish [d comment 'be blank T] us [d comment 'bet]
Vt. Debate, debate, discussion
Vi. Debate, debate, discussion
N. Debate; Debate
DisputeEnglish [d comment 'spju isn t; 'd comment spju isn t] us ['d comment s' PJ comment T]
Vt. Debate; doubt; stop; Resist
Vi. Debate
N. Debate; quarrel
Argue focuses on reasoning, arguments, and persuasion.
Debate focuses on the two sides.
Dispute is very intense, and both sides cannot compete.
ArbitrateEnglish ['00000000b 0000tre 0000t] us ['0000rb 0000tret]
Vt. Arbitration; Public Suspension
Arbitrate the Dispute Arbitration of Disputes
Arbitrate between the two parties are under arbitration between the parties
ArbitratorEnglish ['{ː B }tre }t] us ['{rb }' tret }]
N. Public disconnected by arbitration
ArbitraryEnglish ['00000000b packet T (r packet) r packet] us ['maximum RB packet tr packet Ri]
Adj. [number] arbitrary; authoritarian
ArchitectureEnglish ['{ː K ɪ tekt ʃ ə] us ['{rk }' t {kt ʃ ɚ]
N. architecture; architectural style
EffecectEnglish ['{ː K ɪ tekt] us ['{rk t ɛ Kt]
N. Architect
AdaptEnglish [mongo'd pt] us [mongo'd pt]
Vt. enable adaptation; Adaptation
Vi. Adaptation
Adapt yourself to new customs.
In common.
The author is adapting his novel for television.
The author is adapting his novel into a TV series.
AdaptableEnglish [comment 'd PT comment B (comment) L] American [comment 'd PT comment BL]
Suitable; adaptable; changeable
Adaptability[Random, d random PT comment 'B random L random ti]
N. adaptability; variability; adaptability
Lesson 008
ArmEnglish [Memory m] us [Memory RM]
N. Arm; weapons; sleeves; Equipment
Vi. Armed
Vt. Armed; prepare for war
Arm in arm hands-on
We are walking happily arm in arm.
We walked happily with two hands in one hand.
ArmfulEnglish ['invalid invalid MF limit L] us
N. The amount of one hug; the amount of hands
An armful of flowers
ArmyEnglish ['memory memory M segments] us ['memory RMI]
N. Army, army, can be described as a large group of things
An army of ants group of ant financial
AlarmEnglish [comment 'l comment m] us [comment 'l comment RM]
N. Alarm, warning, panic
Vt. Warning; panic
This news fills me with alarm.
This message raised my vigilance.
ArtEnglish [ɑ ː T] us [ɑ RT]
N. Art; art; Art
Artistic; artistic
V. Yes (variation of be)
Root use of words, techniques, and skills
The art of letter writing is disappearing.
Handwritten letters are disappearing.
ArtistEnglish ['00000000t 0000st] us ['0000rt 0000st]
N. Artist; artist (especially painter); Master
Monet is a great Impressionism artist.
Mona1 is a great painter of the post-school painters.
ArtisticEnglish [Comment comment't comment st comment K] us [comment r't comment st comment K]
Artistic; elegant; Aesthetic
I grew up with music around me.
I grew up in music.
She comes from a artistic family.
She comes from a family full of artistic atmosphere.
ArtificialEnglish [ɑ t ɪ 'f ɪ ʃ (ə) L] us [, ɑ RT ɪ 'f ɪ ʃ L]
Artificial; counterfeited; hypocritical; non-origin; arbitrary
Artificial flower
ArticleEnglish ['00000000t 0000k (Limit) L] us ['maximum RT limit Kl]
N. Articles; articles; terms; [languages] titles
Vt. Contract will... Accept as an apprentice or trainee... Restricted by the terms of the Agreement
Vi. sign an agreement; make a complaint
Lesson 9
AstpolicmyEnglish [comment 'str Comment n comment M comment] us [comment 'str Comment n comment Mi]
N. Astronomy
Astro['Astro]
Comb. Astronomical; aerospace; cosmic
AstronautEnglish ['{str }n {t] us ['{str }' n {t]
N. Astronauts, astronauts, space travelers
DisasterEnglish [d Faster 'z faster than st century] us [d Faster 'z faster than st century]
N. Disaster, disaster; misfortune
Tragedy['Tr found D found] us ['tr found D found di]
N. Tragedy; disaster; tragedy
The death of seven astronauts was a disaster, and such tragedy shocked the whole world.
The death of seven astronauts was a big disaster, which shocked the world.
AtmosphereEnglish ['Tm processing SF processing] us ['processing TM processing SF processing R]
N. Atmosphere; atmosphere; air
AtmosphericEnglish [Tm TM ə s 'fer ɪ K] us [, æ TM ə s 'f ɛ R ɪ K]
Adj. Atmospheric, atmospheric
AudibleEnglish ['00000000d limit B (random) L] us ['0000d limit BL]
Adj. Audible
AudienceEnglish ['commandid D commandid ns] us ['commandid D commandid ns]
N. audience; reader; audience
The audience were angry because the voice of the singer was not audible.
Everyone was angry when the singer's voice was not heard.
AuthorEnglish ['{θ }] us ['{θ }]
N. Author; writer; founder
Vt. create and publish
AuthorityEnglish [Comment comment] us [comment 'θ comment R comment T]
N. Authority; authority; Authority
AutoEnglish ['memory doesn't have enough] us ['memory to]
N. Automobile (equal to automobile); automatic
Vi. Take a bus
AutomobileEnglish ['00000000t 0000m 0000bi limit L] us [, 0000t 0000m limit 'bil]
N. Car
Car, bus, Truck
AutomaticEnglish [Comment comment t comment'm comment t comment K] us ['comment t comment'm comment t comment K]
Automatic; unconscious; inevitable
N. Automatic machinery; automatic gun
Lesson 10
BackEnglish [B æ K] us [B æ K]
N. backend; back; Back to Back; Football backend; book reports
Vt. Support; back; endorsement; bet
Vi. backward; back; backward
Adv. Previous; backward; back and forth; Upstream
Later than adj; past; in arrears
Back and forth back and forth, repeated
They are walking back and forth along the corridor.
They walked back and forth in the corridor.
Turn one's back on, ignoring (very disrespectful to others)
Turn one's back on sb ignore someone and despise someone
BackgroundUs ['B branch K branch Ra branch nd]
N. background; hidden location
Vt. Do... Background
The content of the background document.
Sometimes it also refers to background music.
Backward
Reverse; slow development
Adv. backward; reverse
Go backward regressing
Feedback
N. Feedback; results, materials; replies and replies
Feed
Vt. Feeding; supply; grazing; raising (family, etc.); relying on... Livelihood
Vi. Eating; inbound
N. Feed; feeding; (animal or baby) a meal
Awful
Adj. Terrible, solemn
What awful weather!
The weather is really bad.
Awfully
Basic interpretation: adv. Terrible; very
An awfully hard rain is particularly heavy rain
Thanks awfully for your help.
Thank you for your help.
Ball
N. Ball; ball
Vi. Build Blocks
Vt. Compress into a spherical shape
Threw a snow-ball throwing snowballs
Eye-ball eye
Basketball basketball backet Frame
Volleyball
Balloon balloon
Bullet bullet
Lesson 11
Band
N. Band; band; elastic band; a pair; Conveyor Belt
Vi. Union; Focus
Vt. Make unity; use a bundle; Use striped decoration; give... Edge
Medium Wave, short wave, and Band
I keep my pens together with this band.
I bundled my pen with this rubber band.
A band of robbers a group of robbers (grasshoppers tied to a rope)
Band togeter to do something a group of people are working together...
Band together to do protest together
BytesBelt
Abandon(A prefix indicates no, band together, on) give up, permanent give up,
He abandoned his wife and went away with all their money.
He abandoned his wife and took away all the money.
QuitUnexpectedly give up,
Quitter never wins, and winner never quits.
People who give up will never succeed, and those who succeed will never give up.
BindEnglish [Ba ɪ nd] us [Ba ɪ nd]
Vi. Combination; binding force; too tight
Vt. binding; constraint; binding; bandaging; SOLIDIFICATION
N. bundling; dilemmas; annoying things; vine of Plants
[Past word segmentation: Now word segmentation: binding]
BoundEnglish [Ba ʊ nd] us [Ba ʊ nd]
Adj. Obligated; restricted; with a cover
Vt. constraint; Skip
N. range; Skip
Vi. restrictions; bounce
Bound for where to go
Where are you bound? Where are you going.
I am bound for home. I am going home.
Bound to indicates the development trend of things.
Someone feel that news papers are bound to fall into disuse.
Some people predict that no one will read newspapers and magazines soon.
BounceEnglish [Ba Bains] us [Ba Bains]
N. Jump; elasticity; vigor
Vt. Bounce; bounce
Vi. Bounce; bounce, reverse jump; bounce
[Past word Splitting: Now word Splitting: bouncing]
I want the ball to bounce over the net, but it always, but it always bounced over the defense!
I want to play the ball over the net, but the ball always flies out of the guardrail.
Boundary
N. Border; realm
A well command of English can help me to communicate your SS cultural boundaries with foreigners.
Learning English well helps me to communicate with foreigners across cultural boundaries.
BorderEnglish ['B should have d branch] us [' B should have RD branch]
N. Border; border; Border
Vt. Approaching;... Border; in... Upper side
Vi. interface; Approximation
My friend's new house borders the highway.
My friend's house is near the highway.
A bunch of flowers
Bunch[B bought N (t) records] us [B bought nt records]
N. Group; string; Highlights
Vi. Bulge; pleated; forming a string
Vt. Make a string; make a string
[Third Person Singular bunches pass-through bunched past word segmentation bunched current Word Segmentation bunching]
BundleEnglish ['B semi Nd (Signature) L] us [' B semi NDL]
N. Bundle; bundle
Vt. Bundle
Vi. leave in a hurry
[Past word segmentation bundled current Word Segmentation bundled bundling]
Lesson 12
BankUK [B branch K] us [B branch K]
N. Bank; bank; database store
Vt. Will... Deposit into bank; skew
Vi. stacked; skewed turns
BankerEnglish ['B has been K] us [' B has been K]
N. Bankers; bankers; geotechnical Mining
BangUK [B branch] us [B branch]
N. Bangs; heavy blow; sudden bang
Adv. directly; suddenly
Vt. Click again.
BarUK [B branch] us [B branch R]
N. Bars, great bars, barrier bars, usually in front of bars
Vt. prohibited; blocked
Prep. ...... External
[Past barred past word segmentation barred current Word Segmentation barring]
BarnUK [B branch limit N] us [B branch Rn]
N. Barn; barn; garage; target (nuclear reaction cross section Unit)
Vt. Put... Storage warehouse
BarkEnglish [B ɑ ː K] us [B ɑ rk]
N. bark; dark brown; fur; skin; dog name
Vt. Dog scream; peel
There is a dog barking at the door of the coountry bar.
A dog is at the door of this country bar.
BargainEnglish ['B branch G Branch N] us [' B branch R branch N]
N. Transactions; contracts; special offer
Vi. Bargaining; Deal
Vt. Bargain; take... Transaction
Some people wowould like to do shopping on Sundays since they until CT to pick up wonderful bargains int the markets.
At the weekend, many people go to the mall to buy things, because they all want discounts.
BarrelEnglish ['B branch R (Branch) L] us [' B branch R Branch l]
Vt ...... Load in the bucket
N. barrel; barrel, barrel
Vi. Quick mobile
[Past barreled or-relled past word segmentation barreled or-relled current Word Segmentation barreling or barrelling]
Barrier['B branch R branch] us [' B branch R branch]
N. obstacle, barrier; boundary
Vt. Put... Close the fence
EmbarrassEnglish [comment m' B comment R comment s; em-] us [comment m' B comment R comment s]
Vt. Make the situation uncomfortable; make the embarrassment; hinder
Don't laugh at others, which embarrass others.
Do not laugh at others, which makes people embarrassed.
BureauEnglish ['bj has been R] us ['bj has Ro]
N. Bureau, office; wardrobe; desk
[Plural bureaus or bureaux]