Day 29|雅思词汇手机记忆中心
Day 29|雅思词汇100词(2801—2900)
Semantic Map
Use these groups to build a “人物关系职业图谱”: move from close relationships and household roles to appointments and workplace partnerships, then distinguish public and professional titles, and finally connect occupations with responsible conduct and mutual support.
亲属、亲密关系、家庭角色与来往身份
relative · intimate · dear · darling · lover · beloved · madam · hostess · landlady · mistress · housewife · widow · maid · maiden · household · chore · host · landlord · tenant · guest · customer · client · encounter · chase · miss
约见、婚姻状态、社区成员与职场层级
appointment · accompany · dependent · propose · engagement · marry · wedding · honeymoon · kiss · divorce · separate · single · sole · respective · each · individual · commuter · neighborhood · member · boss · manager · supervisor · subordinate · partner · colleague
同伴关系、公共职务与专业岗位称呼
comrade · acquaintance · friendship · affection · stranger · apprentice · deputy · hero · heroine · actress · chancellor · commander · director · proponent · committee · council · delegate · specialist · consultant · veterinary · counselor · solicitor · attorney · umpire · cashier
服务与手艺职业、行为反应及支持责任
fireman · nurse · gardener · barber · haircut · fisherman · butcher · groom · hostage · toil · beggar · slave · coward · act · behave · deed · accustom · react · respond · reflect · adopt · nourish · mow · support · exhale
第1组|2801—2825
| No. | Word | IPA | POS | English definition | 中文核心义 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2801 | relative | /ˈrelətɪv/ | adj./n. | considered in relation or comparison with something else, or a person connected to another by family | 相对的;相关的;亲属 |
| 2802 | intimate | /ˈɪntɪmət; ˈɪntɪmeɪt/ | adj./v./n. | close and personal or private; to suggest something indirectly; or a close friend | 亲密的;私密的;密切的;暗示;密友 |
| 2803 | dear | /dɪə/ | adj./interj./n./adv. | loved or affectionate, or expensive; an exclamation of surprise or concern; a loved person; or at a high cost | 亲爱的;昂贵的;哎呀;亲爱的人;高价地 |
| 2804 | darling | /ˈdɑːlɪŋ/ | n./adj. | a person who is dearly loved or especially favoured, or greatly loved and charming | 亲爱的人;宠儿;深受喜爱的;可爱的 |
| 2805 | lover | /ˈlʌvə/ | n. | a person's romantic or sexual partner, or someone who greatly enjoys a particular thing | 爱人;情人;爱好者 |
| 2806 | beloved | /bɪˈlʌvɪd/ | adj./n. | dearly loved by a person or group, or a person who is dearly loved | 心爱的;深受喜爱的;心爱的人 |
| 2807 | madam | /ˈmædəm/ | n. | a polite or formal way of addressing a woman, especially in service or official settings | 女士;夫人(正式称呼) |
| 2808 | hostess | /ˈhəʊstəs/ | n. | a woman who receives guests, presents a programme, or welcomes and seats customers in a restaurant | 女主人;女主持人;餐厅女领位 |
| 2809 | landlady | /ˈlændleɪdi/ | n. | a woman who rents property to others or runs an inn, pub, or similar business | 女房东;女店主 |
| 2810 | mistress | /ˈmɪstrəs/ | n. | a woman in authority or highly skilled in something, a female head of a household, or a woman in an extramarital relationship | 女主人;女能手;女教师;情妇 |
| 2811 | housewife | /ˈhaʊswaɪf/ | n. | a woman whose main work is managing her home and caring for her family | 家庭主妇 |
| 2812 | widow | /ˈwɪdəʊ/ | n./v. | a woman whose spouse has died and who has not remarried, or to cause a woman to become one | 寡妇;使成为寡妇 |
| 2813 | maid | /meɪd/ | n. | a female domestic worker, or, in older use, a young unmarried woman | 女佣;女仆;少女(旧称) |
| 2814 | maiden | /ˈmeɪdən/ | n./adj. | an old-fashioned term for a young unmarried woman, or describing the first occurrence of something | 少女(旧称);首次的 |
| 2815 | household | /ˈhaʊshəʊld/ | n. | all the people who live together and form one domestic unit | 家庭;家庭成员 |
| 2816 | chore | /tʃɔː/ | n. | a routine task that must be done, especially at home, or a tedious and unpleasant task | 家务;日常杂务;乏味的任务 |
| 2817 | host | /həʊst/ | n./v. | a person or organisation that receives guests, organises an event, or presents a programme; to perform such a role | 主人;主办方;主持人;主办;招待 |
| 2818 | landlord | /ˈlændlɔːd/ | n. | a person who rents property to others, or the owner or manager of a pub | 房东;店主 |
| 2819 | tenant | /ˈtenənt/ | n./v. | a person who rents and occupies property, or to occupy property as a renter | 租户;承租;租用 |
| 2820 | guest | /ɡest/ | n./v. | an invited visitor, hotel resident, or programme participant, or to appear temporarily in such a role | 客人;住客;嘉宾;客串 |
| 2821 | customer | /ˈkʌstəmə/ | n. | a person who buys goods or services from a shop or business | 顾客;消费者 |
| 2822 | client | /ˈklaɪənt/ | n. | a person or organisation using professional services, or a computer program that accesses a server | 委托人;专业服务客户;客户端 |
| 2823 | encounter | /ɪnˈkaʊntə/ | v./n. | to meet or face someone or something unexpectedly, or an unexpected or difficult meeting | 遭遇;邂逅;偶遇;交锋 |
| 2824 | chase | /tʃeɪs/ | v./n. | to pursue someone or something in order to catch or obtain it, or an act of pursuit | 追赶;追求;催促;追逐 |
| 2825 | miss | /mɪs/ | v./n. | to fail to hit, attend, notice, or take an opportunity, or to feel someone's absence; a title for a girl or unmarried woman, or a failure | 错过;未击中;想念;小姐;失误 |
第2组|2826—2850
| No. | Word | IPA | POS | English definition | 中文核心义 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2826 | appointment | /əˈpɔɪntmənt/ | n. | an arrangement to meet at a particular time, the act of assigning a role, or the position assigned | 约见;预约;任命;职位 |
| 2827 | accompany | /əˈkʌmpəni/ | v. | to go somewhere with someone, occur together with something, or provide musical support | 陪同;伴随;伴奏 |
| 2828 | dependent | /dɪˈpendənt/ | adj./n. | relying on someone or something for support, or a person who relies on another financially | 依赖的;从属的;受抚养人 |
| 2829 | propose | /prəˈpəʊz/ | v. | to put forward a plan or candidate, intend to do something, or ask someone to marry | 提议;打算;提名;求婚 |
| 2830 | engagement | /ɪnˈɡeɪdʒmənt/ | n. | an arrangement to meet, a formal agreement to marry, or active involvement or employment | 约会;订婚;参与;聘用 |
| 2831 | marry | /ˈmæri/ | v. | to become legally joined as spouses, conduct a marriage ceremony, or combine two things closely | 结婚;主持婚礼;使结合 |
| 2832 | wedding | /ˈwedɪŋ/ | n. | a ceremony and related celebration at which two people get married | 婚礼 |
| 2833 | honeymoon | /ˈhʌnimuːn/ | n./v. | a holiday taken by newly married partners, an early harmonious period, or to take such a holiday | 蜜月;蜜月期;度蜜月 |
| 2834 | kiss | /kɪs/ | v./n. | to touch someone or something gently with the lips as affection or greeting, or an instance of doing so | 亲吻;轻吻;吻 |
| 2835 | divorce | /dɪˈvɔːs/ | n./v. | the legal ending of a marriage or a complete separation, or to end a marriage or separate something | 离婚;分离;与……离婚;使分离 |
| 2836 | separate | /ˈsepərət; ˈsepəreɪt/ | adj./v. | existing or kept apart and distinct, or to divide, distinguish, or stop living together as a couple | 分开的;不同的;分开;区分;分居 |
| 2837 | single | /ˈsɪŋɡəl/ | adj./n. | only one, for one person, or unmarried; one item, person, ticket, room, song, or sports contest | 单一的;单人的;单身的;单个事物;单程票;单曲 |
| 2838 | sole | /səʊl/ | adj./n./v. | being the only one; the underside of a foot or shoe, a flatfish, or to fit a new bottom to a shoe | 唯一的;独有的;脚底;鞋底;比目鱼;换鞋底 |
| 2839 | respective | /rɪˈspektɪv/ | adj. | belonging or relating separately to each of two or more people or things | 各自的;分别的 |
| 2840 | each | /iːtʃ/ | det. | every one of two or more people or things considered separately | 每一个 |
| 2841 | individual | /ˌɪndɪˈvɪdʒuəl/ | n./adj. | a single person or thing; relating to one person or distinct from others | 个人;个体;单独的;个人的;独特的 |
| 2842 | commuter | /kəˈmjuːtə/ | n. | a person who regularly travels between home and a place of work or study | 通勤者 |
| 2843 | neighborhood | /ˈneɪbəhʊd/ | n. | a local area of a town or city and the community of people living there | 社区;附近地区 |
| 2844 | member | /ˈmembə/ | n. | a person, country, or organisation belonging to a group, club, or governing body | 成员;会员;议员 |
| 2845 | boss | /bɒs/ | n./v./adj. | a person in charge of workers; to give orders in a controlling way; or, informally, excellent | 上司;领导;指挥;掌控;很棒的 |
| 2846 | manager | /ˈmænɪdʒə/ | n. | a person responsible for controlling a business, team, department, performer, or athlete | 经理;管理者;经纪人;主教练 |
| 2847 | supervisor | /ˈsuːpəvaɪzə/ | n. | a person who directly oversees another person's work, training, or research | 主管;监督者;导师 |
| 2848 | subordinate | /səˈbɔːdɪnət; səˈbɔːdɪneɪt/ | adj./n./v. | lower in rank or importance; a lower-ranking person; or to treat something as less important | 从属的;次要的;下属;使从属于 |
| 2849 | partner | /ˈpɑːtnə/ | n./vt. | a person sharing an activity, business, or close relationship; to pair or work with someone | 伙伴;伴侣;合伙人;合作伙伴;成为搭档 |
| 2850 | colleague | /ˈkɒliːɡ/ | n. | a person with whom one works, especially in the same organisation or profession | 同事;同僚 |
第3组|2851—2875
| No. | Word | IPA | POS | English definition | 中文核心义 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2851 | comrade | /ˈkɒmreɪd/ | n. | a companion who shares one's activities, difficulties, political cause, or military service | 同志;战友;同伴 |
| 2852 | acquaintance | /əˈkweɪntəns/ | n. | a person one knows but not closely, or knowledge of a subject gained through experience | 熟人;泛泛之交;了解 |
| 2853 | friendship | /ˈfrendʃɪp/ | n. | a relationship of mutual trust and liking between friends | 友谊;朋友关系 |
| 2854 | affection | /əˈfekʃən/ | n. | a gentle feeling of liking, fondness, or love for someone or something | 喜爱;爱意;钟爱 |
| 2855 | stranger | /ˈstreɪndʒə/ | n. | a person whom one does not know, or someone unfamiliar with a place or experience | 陌生人;外地人;不熟悉者 |
| 2856 | apprentice | /əˈprentɪs/ | n./v. | a person learning a skilled trade from an experienced worker, or to employ someone in such training | 学徒;使当学徒 |
| 2857 | deputy | /ˈdepjəti/ | n. | a person appointed to act for or assist a more senior official | 副手;代理人;议员;副警长 |
| 2858 | hero | /ˈhɪərəʊ/ | n. | a person admired for courage or achievements, or the principal male character in a story | 英雄;男主角;偶像 |
| 2859 | heroine | /ˈherəʊɪn/ | n. | a woman admired for courage or achievements, or the principal female character in a story | 女英雄;女主角;女性偶像 |
| 2860 | actress | /ˈæktrəs/ | n. | a woman whose profession is performing characters in plays, films, or television | 女演员 |
| 2861 | chancellor | /ˈtʃɑːnsələ/ | n. | a senior state or university official, such as a finance minister or ceremonial university head | 财政大臣;总理;大学校长;名誉校长 |
| 2862 | commander | /kəˈmɑːndə/ | n. | a person in authority over military forces, a ship, an operation, or a police unit | 指挥官;海军中校;警司 |
| 2863 | director | /dəˈrektə; daɪˈrektə/ | n. | a person who manages an organisation or department, serves on a company board, or controls a film or play | 董事;主管;导演 |
| 2864 | proponent | /prəˈpəʊnənt/ | n. | a person who publicly supports or argues in favour of an idea or course of action | 支持者;倡导者 |
| 2865 | committee | /kəˈmɪti/ | n. | a group appointed to consider, investigate, or decide a particular matter | 委员会 |
| 2866 | council | /ˈkaʊnsəl/ | n. | an elected or appointed group that governs, advises, or makes decisions for a community or organisation | 议会;市政委员会;理事会 |
| 2867 | delegate | /ˈdelɪɡət; ˈdelɪɡeɪt/ | n./v. | a person authorised to represent others, or to give a task or authority to another person | 代表;与会代表;授权;委派 |
| 2868 | specialist | /ˈspeʃəlɪst/ | n./adj. | a person with expert knowledge in a narrow field, or relating to such expert work | 专家;专科医生;专业的 |
| 2869 | consultant | /kənˈsʌltənt/ | n. | an expert paid to advise an organisation or client, or a senior hospital doctor | 顾问;主任医师 |
| 2870 | veterinary | /ˈvetərɪnəri/ | adj. | relating to the medical care and treatment of animals | 兽医的;动物医疗的 |
| 2871 | counselor | /ˈkaʊnsələ/ | n. | a person trained to give psychological guidance, legal advice, or supervision in a camp or school | 心理咨询师;法律顾问;辅导员 |
| 2872 | solicitor | /səˈlɪsɪtə/ | n. | a lawyer who advises clients and prepares cases in Britain, or a person who seeks orders or donations | 事务律师;推销员;募捐者 |
| 2873 | attorney | /əˈtɜːni/ | n. | a lawyer, especially in the United States, or a person legally appointed to act for another | 律师(尤指美国);代理人 |
| 2874 | umpire | /ˈʌmpaɪə/ | n./v. | an official who enforces rules and makes decisions in a sports match, or to perform that role | 裁判员;担任裁判 |
| 2875 | cashier | /kæˈʃɪə/ | n./v. | a person who receives payments in a shop or bank, or to dismiss someone from a military position | 收银员;出纳员;撤职 |
第4组|2876—2900
| No. | Word | IPA | POS | English definition | 中文核心义 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2876 | fireman | /ˈfaɪəmən/ | n. | a male firefighter, or historically a worker who tended a furnace or steam-engine fire | 男消防员(现常用firefighter);司炉工 |
| 2877 | nurse | /nɜːs/ | n./v. | a trained healthcare professional; to care for someone, feed a baby at the breast, or carefully maintain a feeling or drink | 护士;护理;哺乳;怀有;小口啜饮 |
| 2878 | gardener | /ˈɡɑːdənə/ | n. | a person who cultivates and cares for plants and gardens, professionally or as a hobby | 园丁;园艺爱好者 |
| 2879 | barber | /ˈbɑːbə/ | n. | a person whose job is cutting hair and shaving or trimming beards | 理发师;男士理发师 |
| 2880 | haircut | /ˈheəkʌt/ | n. | the act or result of cutting someone's hair, or a reduction applied to an asset's value | 剪发;发型;资产减值 |
| 2881 | fisherman | /ˈfɪʃəmən/ | n. | a man who catches fish for a living or as a recreational activity | 渔民;捕鱼者 |
| 2882 | butcher | /ˈbʊtʃə/ | n./v. | a person who prepares and sells meat; to slaughter animals, kill people brutally, or perform a task very badly | 屠夫;肉商;屠宰;残杀;搞砸 |
| 2883 | groom | /ɡruːm/ | v./n. | to clean an animal, prepare someone for a role, or manipulate a child for abuse; a person caring for horses or a bridegroom | 梳理;培养;诱骗未成年人;马夫;新郎 |
| 2884 | hostage | /ˈhɒstɪdʒ/ | n. | a person held by someone who threatens harm in order to force another party to meet demands | 人质 |
| 2885 | toil | /tɔɪl/ | vi./n. | to work extremely hard or move with difficulty, or exhausting and prolonged labour | 辛苦工作;艰难移动;辛劳 |
| 2886 | beggar | /ˈbeɡə/ | n./v. | a person who asks others for money or food, or to make someone poor or exceed description | 乞丐;使贫穷;使无法形容 |
| 2887 | slave | /sleɪv/ | n./v. | a person legally owned or forced to work without freedom, or to work extremely hard under another's control | 奴隶;受支配者;苦干 |
| 2888 | coward | /ˈkaʊəd/ | n. | a person who is considered to lack the courage to face danger or difficulty | 懦夫;胆怯者 |
| 2889 | act | /ækt/ | v./n. | to do something, behave, perform a role, pretend, or have an effect; an action, law, performance, or section of a play | 行动;表现;表演;起作用;行为;法案;一幕 |
| 2890 | behave | /bɪˈheɪv/ | v. | to act in a particular way, conduct oneself properly, or function in a predictable manner | 表现;举止得体;按特定方式运作 |
| 2891 | deed | /diːd/ | v./n. | to transfer property or rights by a legal document, or an action or the document recording such a transfer | 立契转让;行为;契据 |
| 2892 | accustom | /əˈkʌstəm/ | v. | to make oneself or another person familiar and comfortable with a new condition or routine | 使习惯;使适应 |
| 2893 | react | /riˈækt/ | vi. | to respond to an event or substance, including emotionally, physically, or chemically | 反应;起反作用;发生化学反应 |
| 2894 | respond | /rɪˈspɒnd/ | v. | to answer someone or take action as a result of a situation, treatment, or stimulus | 回答;回应;应对 |
| 2895 | reflect | /rɪˈflekt/ | v. | to send back light, heat, or sound, show a quality or situation, or think carefully about something | 反射;反映;反思 |
| 2896 | adopt | /əˈdɒpt/ | v. | to legally take a child into one's family, choose or begin using something, or formally approve a proposal | 收养;采用;采纳;正式通过 |
| 2897 | nourish | /ˈnʌrɪʃ/ | v. | to provide food or other conditions needed for health, growth, or development | 滋养;养育;培养 |
| 2898 | mow | /məʊ/ | v. | to cut grass or another standing crop with a machine or blade | 修剪草坪;收割 |
| 2899 | support | /səˈpɔːt/ | v./n. | to help, finance, hold up, or provide evidence for someone or something; assistance, evidence, or a supporting structure | 支持;援助;资助;供养;证实;支撑物 |
| 2900 | exhale | /eksˈheɪl/ | v. | to breathe air, smoke, or vapour out of the lungs | 呼气;呼出 |
Story Chain|用短文串联100词
Read each story for the situation first. Then read it aloud and retell the same scene with as many highlighted words as possible.
Story 1|A Family Reunion at the Guesthouse(Words 2801—2825)
Every relative arrived for an intimate reunion at a restored guesthouse. The invitation began with “dear family”, and Mira called her aunt her darling mentor. One cousin, a lifelong music lover, played their grandmother's beloved song. At reception, an employee politely addressed an older visitor as madam, while the event hostess checked the seating plan. The landlady displayed an archive. One entry described the building's nineteenth-century mistress; the modern owner, by contrast, had chosen to work as a housewife before taking over the guesthouse. Beside her sat a widow, a hotel maid, and a historian discussing the old term maiden in family records. The whole household had accepted one chore for the celebration. Their host then thanked the current landlord, every long-term tenant, and each overnight guest. Downstairs, a café customer spoke with an architect's client about the renovation. Mira did not expect to encounter a childhood friend outside; they refused to chase the departing bus because neither wanted to miss the group photograph.
中文梗概: 一家人在修复后的旅馆举行团聚活动,借接待、租住和家庭档案区分多种人物身份及旧式称谓;活动结束前,米拉偶遇童年好友,两人决定留下参加全家合影。
Story 2|Balancing an Office Meeting and Wedding Plans(Words 2826—2850)
At 8:30, Priya kept an appointment with human resources and asked a trusted teammate to accompany her. Because her younger brother was still financially dependent, she wanted to propose a flexible leave arrangement before announcing her engagement. She and Sam planned to marry at a small wedding, delay their honeymoon until winter, and greet relatives with a warm kiss. Priya had learnt from her parents' divorce to keep private concerns separate from workplace decisions. She requested a single week of leave, knowing her team leader had sole authority to approve it. Staff would return to their respective projects, and each individual would document unfinished work. A long-distance commuter suggested using a hall in Priya's neighborhood, where she was already a community member. Her department boss, line manager, and shift supervisor reviewed the plan without treating any subordinate unfairly. Sam, both her life partner and former university colleague, later joined them for lunch.
中文梗概: 普里娅在预约的人事会议中说明家庭抚养责任和订婚安排,并申请婚礼假期;管理层按职场层级公平审查交接计划,她的伴侣兼旧同事随后与团队会合。
Story 3|A Civic Careers and Service Forum(Words 2851—2875)
A former rescue comrade introduced Ana to an acquaintance at a civic careers forum, and a genuine friendship grew from their shared affection for community theatre. When a stranger asked for directions, a carpentry apprentice guided him to the main hall. The mayor's deputy opened a ceremony honouring a flood-rescue hero and a fictional heroine portrayed by a local actress. A university chancellor, an emergency-service commander, and a documentary director then joined a training proponent before the education committee and city council. Each regional delegate could question a medical specialist, a management consultant, and a veterinary surgeon. Elsewhere, a school counselor described student support, a British solicitor compared professional duties with those of an American attorney, an umpire explained sports officiating, and a bank cashier demonstrated secure payment checks.
中文梗概: 市民职业论坛把同伴关系、公共职务和专业岗位集中在同一场景中:政府、大学、应急、法律、医疗、体育及金融从业者分别说明职责,参会者也建立了新的友谊。
Story 4|Skills, Dignity, and Responsible Work(Words 2876—2900)
At a museum careers day, one label explained that fireman was a traditional title for a male firefighter, while modern recruitment used gender-neutral wording. A nurse, a gardener, and a barber described their training, and a volunteer received a tidy haircut for a charity event. A male fisherman discussed coastal safety, a butcher demonstrated hygienic knife handling, and a stable groom showed how to brush a horse. In a separate workshop, a negotiator used a fictional hostage scenario to teach calm communication. The facilitator warned that nobody should have to toil without rest and explained why labels such as beggar, slave, or coward can strip people of dignity when used carelessly. Participants had to act out a difficult meeting, behave professionally, and record one helpful deed. They took time to accustom themselves to unfamiliar roles, notice how they react, respond with care, and reflect before making decisions. Finally, the group agreed to adopt fairer practices, nourish new talent, mow the shared garden, support trainees, and slowly exhale after the exercise.
中文梗概: 博物馆职业日既介绍护理、园艺、理发、渔业、肉品处理和马匹照料等工作,也讨论历史称谓与尊严;参与者通过情境演练学习适应、反应、反思并以公平方式支持新人。
Day 29|100词记忆巩固训练
第一轮:看英文释义,写单词(2801—2825)
- considered in relation or comparison with something else, or a person connected to another by family →
________________ - close and personal or private; to suggest something indirectly; or a close friend →
________________ - loved or affectionate, or expensive; an exclamation of surprise or concern; a loved person; or at a high cost →
________________ - a person who is dearly loved or especially favoured, or greatly loved and charming →
________________ - a person's romantic or sexual partner, or someone who greatly enjoys a particular thing →
________________ - dearly loved by a person or group, or a person who is dearly loved →
________________ - a polite or formal way of addressing a woman, especially in service or official settings →
________________ - a woman who receives guests, presents a programme, or welcomes and seats customers in a restaurant →
________________ - a woman who rents property to others or runs an inn, pub, or similar business →
________________ - a woman in authority or highly skilled in something, a female head of a household, or a woman in an extramarital relationship →
________________ - a woman whose main work is managing her home and caring for her family →
________________ - a woman whose spouse has died and who has not remarried, or to cause a woman to become one →
________________ - a female domestic worker, or, in older use, a young unmarried woman →
________________ - an old-fashioned term for a young unmarried woman, or describing the first occurrence of something →
________________ - all the people who live together and form one domestic unit →
________________ - a routine task that must be done, especially at home, or a tedious and unpleasant task →
________________ - a person or organisation that receives guests, organises an event, or presents a programme; to perform such a role →
________________ - a person who rents property to others, or the owner or manager of a pub →
________________ - a person who rents and occupies property, or to occupy property as a renter →
________________ - an invited visitor, hotel resident, or programme participant, or to appear temporarily in such a role →
________________ - a person who buys goods or services from a shop or business →
________________ - a person or organisation using professional services, or a computer program that accesses a server →
________________ - to meet or face someone or something unexpectedly, or an unexpected or difficult meeting →
________________ - to pursue someone or something in order to catch or obtain it, or an act of pursuit →
________________ - to fail to hit, attend, notice, or take an opportunity, or to feel someone's absence; a title for a girl or unmarried woman, or a failure →
________________
第二轮:看中文,拼写单词(2826—2850)
- 约见;预约;任命;职位 →
________________ - 陪同;伴随;伴奏 →
________________ - 依赖的;从属的;受抚养人 →
________________ - 提议;打算;提名;求婚 →
________________ - 约会;订婚;参与;聘用 →
________________ - 结婚;主持婚礼;使结合 →
________________ - 婚礼 →
________________ - 蜜月;蜜月期;度蜜月 →
________________ - 亲吻;轻吻;吻 →
________________ - 离婚;分离;与……离婚;使分离 →
________________ - 分开的;不同的;分开;区分;分居 →
________________ - 单一的;单人的;单身的;单个事物;单程票;单曲 →
________________ - 唯一的;独有的;脚底;鞋底;比目鱼;换鞋底 →
________________ - 各自的;分别的 →
________________ - 每一个 →
________________ - 个人;个体;单独的;个人的;独特的 →
________________ - 通勤者 →
________________ - 社区;附近地区 →
________________ - 成员;会员;议员 →
________________ - 上司;领导;指挥;掌控;很棒的 →
________________ - 经理;管理者;经纪人;主教练 →
________________ - 主管;监督者;导师 →
________________ - 从属的;次要的;下属;使从属于 →
________________ - 伙伴;伴侣;合伙人;合作伙伴;成为搭档 →
________________ - 同事;同僚 →
________________
第三轮:看英文释义,写单词(2851—2875)
- a companion who shares one's activities, difficulties, political cause, or military service →
________________ - a person one knows but not closely, or knowledge of a subject gained through experience →
________________ - a relationship of mutual trust and liking between friends →
________________ - a gentle feeling of liking, fondness, or love for someone or something →
________________ - a person whom one does not know, or someone unfamiliar with a place or experience →
________________ - a person learning a skilled trade from an experienced worker, or to employ someone in such training →
________________ - a person appointed to act for or assist a more senior official →
________________ - a person admired for courage or achievements, or the principal male character in a story →
________________ - a woman admired for courage or achievements, or the principal female character in a story →
________________ - a woman whose profession is performing characters in plays, films, or television →
________________ - a senior state or university official, such as a finance minister or ceremonial university head →
________________ - a person in authority over military forces, a ship, an operation, or a police unit →
________________ - a person who manages an organisation or department, serves on a company board, or controls a film or play →
________________ - a person who publicly supports or argues in favour of an idea or course of action →
________________ - a group appointed to consider, investigate, or decide a particular matter →
________________ - an elected or appointed group that governs, advises, or makes decisions for a community or organisation →
________________ - a person authorised to represent others, or to give a task or authority to another person →
________________ - a person with expert knowledge in a narrow field, or relating to such expert work →
________________ - an expert paid to advise an organisation or client, or a senior hospital doctor →
________________ - relating to the medical care and treatment of animals →
________________ - a person trained to give psychological guidance, legal advice, or supervision in a camp or school →
________________ - a lawyer who advises clients and prepares cases in Britain, or a person who seeks orders or donations →
________________ - a lawyer, especially in the United States, or a person legally appointed to act for another →
________________ - an official who enforces rules and makes decisions in a sports match, or to perform that role →
________________ - a person who receives payments in a shop or bank, or to dismiss someone from a military position →
________________
第四轮:语境填空(2876—2900)
词库(每词限用一次): accustom · act · barber · beggar · behave · butcher · coward · deed · exhale · fireman · fisherman · gardener · groom · haircut · hostage · mow · nourish · nurse · react · reflect · respond · slave · support · toil · adopt
- The museum caption uses the historical job title ______ for a male firefighter, while the modern recruitment poster says “firefighter”.
- A registered ______ checked the patient's pulse, administered medicine, and updated the clinical record.
- The estate employs a ______ to plant shrubs, prune roses, and maintain the greenhouse.
- The ______ trimmed the client's beard after cutting his hair.
- She asked for a shorter ______ that would be easy to manage at work.
- The male ______ checked the weather forecast before taking his boat out to catch cod.
- The shop's ______ cut the meat into portions and labelled each tray.
- The stable ______ brushed every horse and cleaned its stall before the riding lesson.
- Negotiators worked to free the ______ being held until the captors' demands were met.
- Seasonal workers should not have to ______ for unsafe hours without adequate rest.
- The old novel describes a ______ asking passers-by for coins and food.
- The history lesson examined laws that once allowed one person to own another as a ______.
- The character is called a ______ because he repeatedly abandons others whenever danger appears.
- In the training exercise, two volunteers will ______ out a conversation between a supervisor and an employee.
- All staff must ______ respectfully towards customers, even during a complaint.
- The signed title ______ legally records the transfer of the house to its new owner.
- New employees need time to ______ themselves to the rotating night-shift schedule.
- Metallic sodium will ______ chemically with water, producing heat and hydrogen gas.
- The complaints officer must ______ in writing to every formal complaint within ten working days.
- A calm lake can ______ the mountains almost like a mirror.
- After the final vote, the committee agreed to ______ the revised workplace policy.
- Balanced meals help ______ children during periods of rapid growth.
- The groundskeeper will ______ the lawn before Saturday's community event.
- The scholarship will ______ the apprentice by paying for tools, travel, and course fees.
- Breathe in slowly through your nose, then ______ through your mouth.
十、答案
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第一轮答案
- relative
- intimate
- dear
- darling
- lover
- beloved
- madam
- hostess
- landlady
- mistress
- housewife
- widow
- maid
- maiden
- household
- chore
- host
- landlord
- tenant
- guest
- customer
- client
- encounter
- chase
- miss
第二轮答案
- appointment
- accompany
- dependent
- propose
- engagement
- marry
- wedding
- honeymoon
- kiss
- divorce
- separate
- single
- sole
- respective
- each
- individual
- commuter
- neighborhood
- member
- boss
- manager
- supervisor
- subordinate
- partner
- colleague
第三轮答案
- comrade
- acquaintance
- friendship
- affection
- stranger
- apprentice
- deputy
- hero
- heroine
- actress
- chancellor
- commander
- director
- proponent
- committee
- council
- delegate
- specialist
- consultant
- veterinary
- counselor
- solicitor
- attorney
- umpire
- cashier
第四轮答案
- fireman
- nurse
- gardener
- barber
- haircut
- fisherman
- butcher
- groom
- hostage
- toil
- beggar
- slave
- coward
- act
- behave
- deed
- accustom
- react
- respond
- reflect
- adopt
- nourish
- mow
- support
- exhale