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Day 34|雅思词汇100词(3301—3400)
健康主题说明: 本页涉及医院、治疗、药物与康复场景,仅用于英语词义辨析和语境学习,不提供诊断、治疗、用药或剂量建议。
Semantic Map
Use these groups to build a “康复舒缓情绪图谱” linking weakness and care, treatment and recovery, emotional balance and shared joy, and pleasurable or mysterious experiences before memorising individual definitions.
Weakness, Pain, and Care Settings
feeble · weary · weaken · uncomfortable · unconscious · chronic · acute · sore · sorrow · suffering · lament · hospital · therapy · healthcare · sanitary · medical · curative · hygiene · fitness · clinic · physician · surgeon · operation · cure · heal
Treatment, Medication, and Returning to Activity
treatment · prescription · transplant · injection · precaution · vaccinate · quarantine · segregate · isolate · pharmacy · medicine · remedy · drug · pill · antibiotic · acupuncture · penicillin · morphine · dose · recovery · refresh · relief · relieve · alleviate · resume
Emotional Balance, Relief, and Shared Joy
ease · relax · normal · common · usual · optimistic · pessimistic · positive · negative · passive · enthusiastic · indifferent · apathetic · negligible · happiness · delight · merry · fun · joke · laughter · joy · please · rejoice · thrill · cheer
Pleasure, Character, Surprise, and Mystery
pleasure · agreeable · exhilarate · satisfactory · desirable · exciting · keen · zeal · lively · lovely · fond · favor · startle · amazing · astound · hectic · liberal · generous · gentle · humble · modest · humorous · polite · frank · mysterious
第1组|3301—3325
| No. | Word | IPA | POS | English definition | 中文核心义 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3301 | feeble | /ˈfiːbəl/ | adj. | lacking physical strength or effectiveness; weak and faint | 虚弱的;无力的;微弱的 |
| 3302 | weary | /ˈwɪəri/ | adj./v. | very tired, especially after prolonged effort, or tired of something; to make or become tired | 疲倦的;厌倦的;使疲倦 |
| 3303 | weaken | /ˈwiːkən/ | v. | to make or become less strong, effective, determined, or valuable | 削弱;使虚弱;动摇;变弱;贬值 |
| 3304 | uncomfortable | /ʌnˈkʌmftəbəl/ | adj. | causing physical discomfort or emotional unease; not relaxed or confident | 不舒适的;不自在的;令人不安的 |
| 3305 | unconscious | /ʌnˈkɒnʃəs/ | adj./n. | not conscious and unable to be awakened or respond normally, unlike ordinary sleep, or done without conscious awareness; the part of the mind outside awareness | 失去知觉且无法正常唤醒或反应的;未察觉的;无意识的;潜意识 |
| 3306 | chronic | /ˈkrɒnɪk/ | adj. | continuing for a long time or recurring often, especially of an illness or problem | 慢性的;长期的;反复发生的 |
| 3307 | acute | /əˈkjuːt/ | adj. | developing suddenly, changing rapidly, or lasting for a short time, or highly perceptive; having an angle below 90 degrees | 急性的;突然出现或迅速变化的;短期的;敏锐的;锐角的 |
| 3308 | sore | /sɔː/ | adj./n. | painful or tender, especially from injury or use; a painful place on the body | 疼痛的;触痛的;恼怒的;痛处;疮 |
| 3309 | sorrow | /ˈsɒrəʊ/ | n./v. | deep sadness, especially caused by loss; to feel such sadness | 悲伤;伤心事;感到悲伤 |
| 3310 | suffering | /ˈsʌfərɪŋ/ | n. | physical or mental pain, distress, or hardship | 身体或精神上的痛苦;苦难 |
| 3311 | lament | /ləˈment/ | v./n. | to express deep sadness or regret; an expression of grief or regret | 哀悼;痛惜;悲叹;挽歌 |
| 3312 | hospital | /ˈhɒspɪtəl/ | n. | an institution where ill or injured people receive medical or surgical care | 医院 |
| 3313 | therapy | /ˈθerəpi/ | n. | treatment intended to relieve or heal a disorder, often through a planned course of sessions | 疗法;治疗;心理治疗 |
| 3314 | healthcare | /ˈhelθkeə/ | n. | services and systems for maintaining or improving people's health | 医疗保健;医疗服务体系 |
| 3315 | sanitary | /ˈsænɪtəri/ | adj. | relating to cleanliness and conditions that protect health | 卫生的;清洁安全的 |
| 3316 | medical | /ˈmedɪkəl/ | adj./n. | relating to medicine or the treatment of illness; a physical examination | 医学的;医疗的;体检 |
| 3317 | curative | /ˈkjʊərətɪv/ | adj. | able or intended to cure disease rather than merely reduce symptoms | 能治愈的;以治愈为目的的 |
| 3318 | hygiene | /ˈhaɪdʒiːn/ | n. | practices and conditions that maintain health and prevent disease through cleanliness | 卫生习惯;卫生条件 |
| 3319 | fitness | /ˈfɪtnəs/ | n. | physical health and strength, or suitability for a particular purpose | 健康;体能;适合性 |
| 3320 | clinic | /ˈklɪnɪk/ | n. | a place or session providing outpatient medical advice or treatment, often in a specialised field | 诊所;门诊;专科诊疗活动 |
| 3321 | physician | /fɪˈzɪʃən/ | n. | a doctor, especially one who diagnoses and treats illness without performing surgery | 医生;尤指内科医生 |
| 3322 | surgeon | /ˈsɜːdʒən/ | n. | a doctor specially trained to perform operations | 外科医生 |
| 3323 | operation | /ˌɒpəˈreɪʃən/ | n. | a surgical procedure, or the process of functioning, managing, or carrying out an organised activity | 手术;操作;运作;行动;运营 |
| 3324 | cure | /kjʊə/ | v./n. | to remove an illness or problem successfully; a treatment or solution that does so | 治愈;消除;疗法;解决办法 |
| 3325 | heal | /hiːl/ | v. | to become healthy again or make a wound, injury, or emotional hurt recover | 痊愈;治愈;使创伤恢复 |
第2组|3326—3350
| No. | Word | IPA | POS | English definition | 中文核心义 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3326 | treatment | /ˈtriːtmənt/ | n. | medical care given for an illness or injury, or the way someone or something is dealt with | 治疗;对待;处理方式 |
| 3327 | prescription | /prɪˈskrɪpʃən/ | n. | a written instruction for medicine, the medicine prescribed, or an authoritative recommendation | 处方;处方药;权威建议;解决方案 |
| 3328 | transplant | /trænsˈplɑːnt/ | v./n. | to move an organ, tissue, or living thing to another place; an organ or an operation involving such a move | 移植;迁移;移植器官;器官移植手术 |
| 3329 | injection | /ɪnˈdʒekʃən/ | n. | the act of putting a liquid, especially medicine, into the body with a needle, or adding money or resources | 注射;注入;资金投入 |
| 3330 | precaution | /prɪˈkɔːʃən/ | n. | an action taken in advance to prevent danger, harm, or failure | 预防措施;防范办法 |
| 3331 | vaccinate | /ˈvæksɪneɪt/ | v. | to give a vaccine to protect a person or animal against a disease | 给……接种疫苗 |
| 3332 | quarantine | /ˈkwɒrəntiːn/ | n./v. | a period or state of separation to prevent possible disease spread; to place in such separation | 检疫隔离期;隔离;对……实施检疫隔离 |
| 3333 | segregate | /ˈseɡrɪɡeɪt/ | v. | to separate people or things into groups, especially through discriminatory social policy | 分隔;隔离;实行歧视性隔离 |
| 3334 | isolate | /ˈaɪsəleɪt/ | vt. | to separate someone or something from others, often to prevent contact or study it independently | 使隔离;使分离;单独研究 |
| 3335 | pharmacy | /ˈfɑːməsi/ | n. | a shop or hospital department where medicines are prepared and supplied, or the study of medicines | 药店;医院药房;药剂学 |
| 3336 | medicine | /ˈmedɪsən/ | n. | a substance used to treat or prevent illness, or the science and practice of treating illness | 药物;医学;医疗实践 |
| 3337 | remedy | /ˈremədi/ | n./v. | a treatment or action that corrects a problem; to correct or improve it | 治疗法;补救措施;纠正;改善 |
| 3338 | drug | /drʌɡ/ | n./v. | a substance that affects the body, used as medicine or illegally; to administer such a substance | 药物;毒品;给……用药;下药 |
| 3339 | pill | /pɪl/ | n./v. | a small solid piece of medicine intended to be swallowed; of fabric or clothing, to form small balls of fibre on the surface | 药丸;片剂;(衣物等)起球 |
| 3340 | antibiotic | /ˌæntibaɪˈɒtɪk/ | n./adj. | a medicine that kills bacteria or stops their growth; relating to such medicine | 抗生素;抗生素的 |
| 3341 | acupuncture | /ˈækjupʌŋktʃə/ | n. | a practice in which fine needles are inserted at specific points on the body | 针灸 |
| 3342 | penicillin | /ˌpenɪˈsɪlɪn/ | n. | an antibiotic originally obtained from mould and used against susceptible bacterial infections | 青霉素 |
| 3343 | morphine | /ˈmɔːfiːn/ | n. | a powerful opioid medicine used to relieve severe pain under medical supervision | 吗啡 |
| 3344 | dose | /dəʊs/ | n./v. | a measured amount of medicine given or taken at one time; to give someone such an amount | 一次用药剂量;给……用药;给予一剂 |
| 3345 | recovery | /rɪˈkʌvəri/ | n. | the process of returning to health, strength, or a normal state, or regaining something lost | 康复;恢复;复苏;找回 |
| 3346 | refresh | /rɪˈfreʃ/ | v. | to restore energy or alertness, update information, or supply something again | 使恢复精力;提醒;刷新;续加 |
| 3347 | relief | /rɪˈliːf/ | n. | the feeling or condition produced when pain, worry, or difficulty is reduced or removed | 缓解;轻松感;救济;替班 |
| 3348 | relieve | /rɪˈliːv/ | v. | to reduce pain, worry, or pressure, or temporarily take over someone's duties | 缓解;减轻;解救;接替 |
| 3349 | alleviate | /əˈliːvieɪt/ | v. | to make pain, suffering, or a problem less severe without necessarily removing its cause | 减轻;缓和但未必根除 |
| 3350 | resume | /rɪˈzjuːm/ | v. | to begin again after a pause or return to a previous position or activity | 重新开始;继续;回到原位 |
第3组|3351—3375
| No. | Word | IPA | POS | English definition | 中文核心义 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3351 | ease | /iːz/ | n./v. | freedom from difficulty or discomfort; to reduce difficulty, pain, or tension gradually | 轻松;舒适;逐渐缓解;使容易 |
| 3352 | relax | /rɪˈlæks/ | v. | to rest and become less tense, or make rules, muscles, or control less strict | 放松;休息;松开;放宽 |
| 3353 | normal | /ˈnɔːməl/ | adj./n. | usual or expected for a particular person or situation; the usual standard or condition | 正常的;符合特定情境预期的;通常水平 |
| 3354 | common | /ˈkɒmən/ | adj./n. | occurring frequently or shared by several people; ordinary; shared public land | 常见的;共有的;普通的;公共用地 |
| 3355 | usual | /ˈjuːʒuəl/ | adj. | happening, used, or done on most occasions; customary | 通常的;惯常的 |
| 3356 | optimistic | /ˌɒptɪˈmɪstɪk/ | adj. | expecting good results or believing that the future will be favourable | 乐观的;对未来抱有信心的 |
| 3357 | pessimistic | /ˌpesɪˈmɪstɪk/ | adj. | expecting bad results or believing that difficulties are likely to continue | 悲观的;预期坏结果的 |
| 3358 | positive | /ˈpɒzətɪv/ | adj./n. | constructive, confident, certain, or greater than zero; a beneficial feature or positive result | 积极的;肯定的;确定的;正的;优点;阳性结果 |
| 3359 | negative | /ˈneɡətɪv/ | adj./n./v. | harmful, unfavourable, denying, or below zero; a disadvantage or negative result; to reject | 消极的;不利的;否定的;负的;缺点;阴性结果;否定 |
| 3360 | passive | /ˈpæsɪv/ | adj./n. | accepting what happens without active response, or relating to the passive voice; a passive verb form | 被动的;消极承受的;被动语态;被动式 |
| 3361 | enthusiastic | /ɪnˌθjuːziˈæstɪk/ | adj. | showing strong interest, excitement, and willingness | 热情的;积极投入的 |
| 3362 | indifferent | /ɪnˈdɪfərənt/ | adj. | not interested or concerned, or neither particularly good nor bad | 漠不关心的;一般的;无所谓的 |
| 3363 | apathetic | /ˌæpəˈθetɪk/ | adj. | showing little or no interest, emotion, or willingness to act | 冷漠的;缺乏兴趣或行动意愿的 |
| 3364 | negligible | /ˈneɡlɪdʒəbəl/ | adj. | too small or unimportant to have a meaningful effect | 微不足道的;可忽略的 |
| 3365 | happiness | /ˈhæpinəs/ | n. | the state of feeling happy or satisfied with life or a situation | 幸福;快乐;满足感 |
| 3366 | delight | /dɪˈlaɪt/ | n./v. | great pleasure or something that gives it; to give someone great pleasure | 欣喜;乐事;使高兴 |
| 3367 | merry | /ˈmeri/ | adj. | cheerful, lively, and full of enjoyment | 欢乐的;兴高采烈的;微醺的 |
| 3368 | fun | /fʌn/ | n./adj. | enjoyment or an entertaining activity; enjoyable or amusing | 乐趣;娱乐活动;有趣的 |
| 3369 | joke | /dʒəʊk/ | n./v. | something said or done to cause laughter; to speak humorously or without seriousness | 笑话;笑柄;开玩笑 |
| 3370 | laughter | /ˈlɑːftə/ | n. | the sounds and physical expressions produced when people laugh | 笑声;笑的表现 |
| 3371 | joy | /dʒɔɪ/ | n. | a powerful feeling of happiness, or a person or thing that causes it | 喜悦;令人喜悦的人或事 |
| 3372 | please | /pliːz/ | interj./v. | to make someone happy or satisfied; used to make a polite request or express willingness | 使高兴;请;劳驾;愿意 |
| 3373 | rejoice | /rɪˈdʒɔɪs/ | v. | to feel or show great happiness, especially because something good has happened | 欢欣;因好事而庆祝 |
| 3374 | thrill | /θrɪl/ | n./v. | a sudden strong feeling of excitement or pleasure; to cause that feeling | 兴奋感;激动;使兴奋;使激动 |
| 3375 | cheer | /tʃɪə/ | v./n. | to shout encouragement or make someone happier; a shout of support or a cheerful mood | 欢呼;鼓舞;使振作;欢呼声;愉快情绪 |
第4组|3376—3400
| No. | Word | IPA | POS | English definition | 中文核心义 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3376 | pleasure | /ˈpleʒə/ | n. | a feeling of enjoyment or satisfaction, or an activity that produces it | 愉悦;满足;乐事;娱乐活动 |
| 3377 | agreeable | /əˈɡriːəbəl/ | adj. | pleasant and acceptable, or willing to agree | 令人愉快的;合意的;愿意赞同的 |
| 3378 | exhilarate | /ɪɡˈzɪləreɪt/ | v. | to make someone feel very happy, excited, and energetic | 使振奋;使兴高采烈 |
| 3379 | satisfactory | /ˌsætɪsˈfæktəri/ | adj. | good enough for a particular purpose or meeting the required standard | 令人满意的;达到要求的 |
| 3380 | desirable | /dɪˈzaɪərəbəl/ | adj. | worth having or doing because it is useful, attractive, or beneficial | 值得拥有或去做的;理想的;有吸引力的 |
| 3381 | exciting | /ɪkˈsaɪtɪŋ/ | adj. | causing strong interest, enthusiasm, or eager anticipation | 令人兴奋的;激动人心的 |
| 3382 | keen | /kiːn/ | adj./v. | eager, strongly interested, sharp, or intense; to wail in grief | 渴望的;热衷的;敏锐的;强烈的;锋利的;哀号 |
| 3383 | zeal | /ziːl/ | n. | great energy and enthusiasm in pursuit of a cause or objective | 热忱;热情 |
| 3384 | lively | /ˈlaɪvli/ | adj. | full of energy or activity, stimulating, vivid, or busy | 精力充沛的;活跃的;生动的;热闹的 |
| 3385 | lovely | /ˈlʌvli/ | adj./n. | very pleasant, beautiful, or kind; an attractive person | 可爱的;美丽的;令人愉快的;和蔼的;美人 |
| 3386 | fond | /fɒnd/ | adj. | having affection for or enjoying someone or something, sometimes unrealistically | 喜爱的;慈爱的;爱做的;不切实际地期待的 |
| 3387 | favor | /ˈfeɪvə/ | n./v. | help, approval, or preferential treatment; to support, prefer, or benefit | 帮助;支持;偏爱;优待;有利于 |
| 3388 | startle | /ˈstɑːtəl/ | v. | to surprise someone suddenly, causing a brief involuntary reaction | 使惊吓;使突然吃惊 |
| 3389 | amazing | /əˈmeɪzɪŋ/ | adj. | extremely surprising, impressive, or excellent | 令人惊叹的;绝妙的 |
| 3390 | astound | /əˈstaʊnd/ | v. | to surprise or shock someone greatly | 使震惊;使大为惊讶 |
| 3391 | hectic | /ˈhektɪk/ | adj. | very busy, fast, and full of activity, often in a tiring way | 忙乱的;繁忙紧张的 |
| 3392 | liberal | /ˈlɪbərəl/ | adj./n. | open to new ideas, favouring individual freedom or social reform, or generous in amount; a person with such views | 开明的;自由主义的;慷慨的;宽松的;自由主义者 |
| 3393 | generous | /ˈdʒenərəs/ | adj. | willing to give more time, money, or help than expected; plentiful or large | 慷慨的;宽厚的;丰厚的;大量的 |
| 3394 | gentle | /ˈdʒentəl/ | adj. | kind, calm, and mild, or not rough, steep, or severe | 温和的;轻柔的;平缓的 |
| 3395 | humble | /ˈhʌmbəl/ | adj./v. | modest about one's importance, or low in rank or conditions; to make someone less proud | 谦逊的;卑微的;朴素的;使谦逊 |
| 3396 | modest | /ˈmɒdɪst/ | adj. | not boastful, large, expensive, or revealing; moderate and unassuming | 谦虚的;适度的;朴素的;端庄的 |
| 3397 | humorous | /ˈhjuːmərəs/ | adj. | funny or showing a sense of humour | 幽默的;滑稽的 |
| 3398 | polite | /pəˈlaɪt/ | adj. | showing good manners and respect for other people | 有礼貌的;客套的 |
| 3399 | frank | /fræŋk/ | adj./v. | honest and direct, even when the truth may be uncomfortable; to mark mail as postage paid | 坦率的;直言不讳的;盖邮资已付戳 |
| 3400 | mysterious | /mɪˈstɪəriəs/ | adj. | difficult to explain, understand, or identify; full of mystery | 神秘的;难以解释的;身份不明的 |
近义词辨析|恢复与情绪
- chronic / acute:
chronic强调长期持续或反复;acute强调突然出现、迅速变化或病程较短,并不必然表示严重,二者也不是“轻重程度”的简单反义词。 - therapy / treatment / cure / heal / remedy:
treatment是最宽泛的“治疗或处理”;therapy常指有计划的疗程;cure强调疾病或问题被消除;heal强调身体或情感逐渐恢复;remedy是纠正问题的办法,不保证彻底治愈。 - quarantine / isolate / segregate:
quarantine因可能接触传染源而检疫隔离;isolate泛指让人、物或样本与其他对象分开;segregate常指制度性分隔,涉及人群时可能带有歧视含义。 - recovery / relief / relieve / alleviate / ease / relax / resume:
recovery是恢复过程;relief是痛苦或担忧减轻后的状态;relieve是“减轻”的一般动词;alleviate强调降低严重程度但未必消除原因;ease常指逐渐缓和;relax是身心变得不紧张;resume是暂停后继续。 - normal / common / usual:
normal相对于特定人或情境的预期标准;common表示常见或共有;usual表示某人或某事惯常如此。 - optimistic / positive 与 pessimistic / negative:
optimistic、pessimistic侧重对未来结果的预期;positive、negative范围更广,可指态度、评价、数值或检测结果。 - passive / indifferent / apathetic:
passive是不主动行动;indifferent是不关心或觉得无所谓;apathetic是明显缺乏兴趣、情感和行动动力,语气更强。 - happiness / joy / delight / pleasure / thrill / cheer:
happiness是较总体、可持续的幸福状态;joy是强烈喜悦;delight是由具体事物引发的欣喜;pleasure是享受或满足;thrill带突然的兴奋刺激;cheer可指欢呼、鼓舞或愉快气氛。
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|From Weakness to Informed Care(Words 3301—3325)
After a long winter illness, Lina felt feeble and weary, and even a short walk seemed to weaken her. The waiting-room chair was uncomfortable, and another visitor briefly became unconscious, so staff followed their safety protocol. A wall display explained the difference between chronic conditions that persist and acute episodes that begin suddenly. Lina's shoulder was sore, yet the deeper sorrow came from missing her normal routines. She described her suffering honestly without turning every sentence into a lament. At the hospital, a counsellor explained how therapy fits within broader healthcare. The sanitary room contained a medical leaflet noting that a curative approach aims to remove disease, while supportive care may focus on comfort. It also separated hygiene from fitness: one concerns clean practices, while the other concerns health, strength, or suitability. At a follow-up clinic, a physician reviewed Lina's notes, and a surgeon explained why no operation was planned. Nobody promised a quick cure; the team simply described how bodies and emotions may heal over time.
中文梗概: 莉娜在长期不适后感到虚弱疲倦,并在就诊场景中理解慢性与急性、卫生与体能、疗法与治愈等概念的差别。医生和外科医生说明了评估结果,没有承诺迅速治愈,而是帮助她理解身体与情绪恢复是一个过程。
Story 2|A Health-Literacy Workshop on Treatment and Recovery(Words 3326—3350)
During a health-literacy workshop, Noor followed a fictional patient's treatment journey. The first display showed how a prescription records instructions, while another explained a transplant and an injection. Each label called safety checking a precaution and used vaccinate as a verb. A public-health panel distinguished quarantine, which concerns possible exposure, from policies that segregate people unfairly and from efforts to isolate a specific sample or patient. At a model pharmacy, students compared medicine as a broad term, remedy as a proposed solution, and drug as a substance affecting the body; a pill was only one dosage form. Other cards defined an antibiotic, acupuncture, penicillin, and morphine, while stressing that a dose belongs to professional instructions, not guesswork. The final scene followed recovery: a quiet break could refresh attention, good news brought relief, practical support might relieve pressure, and small adjustments could alleviate discomfort before the character was ready to resume ordinary routines.
中文梗概: 努尔在健康素养工作坊中沿着虚构病例学习处方、移植、注射、检疫隔离和药房用语,并区分药物、疗法与剂型。展览强调剂量属于专业指示;结尾则用恢复精力、获得宽慰、减轻压力和重新开始日常活动串联康复阶段。
Story 3|Finding Emotional Balance Through a Community Event(Words 3351—3375)
At a community arts afternoon, soft music put everyone at ease, while an unhurried schedule helped them relax. The facilitator explained that normal means expected in a particular context, common means frequent or shared, and usual means customary for a person or routine. One speaker remained optimistic despite delays; another sounded pessimistic. The group turned a positive intention into action instead of repeating every negative forecast. A passive observer waited by the door, but an enthusiastic volunteer joined the activity; one guest seemed indifferent, while another looked genuinely apathetic. The difference was not negligible, because willingness to engage shaped the whole room. Their shared happiness grew when a child expressed delight at a merry tune. A simple game added fun; one gentle joke sparked laughter and then real joy. “Sit here, please,” a host said to a late arrival. When a long-absent friend appeared, everyone could rejoice. The final dance delivered a thrill, and the audience rose to cheer.
中文梗概: 社区艺术活动让参与者在轻松气氛中辨析正常、常见与惯常,以及乐观、悲观、积极、消极、被动、漠不关心和冷漠。音乐、游戏、笑话和久别重逢逐步带来幸福、欣喜、笑声、喜悦、兴奋与欢呼。
Story 4|A Festival of Pleasure, Surprise, and Mystery(Words 3376—3400)
The reopening festival offered quiet pleasure from the start. The weather was agreeable, and the first burst of music seemed to exhilarate visitors. Organisers judged the turnout satisfactory, but the accessible layout was the most desirable improvement. An exciting workshop drew a keen group whose zeal made the hall lively. Outside, a lovely garden welcomed people fond of sketching, and volunteers did each newcomer a favor by lending materials. A sudden drumbeat did startle a few guests; moments later, an amazing light display began to astound the crowd. Behind the stage, the schedule was hectic, yet the director remained liberal with breaks, generous with praise, and gentle when mistakes occurred. She was humble about the festival's success and called the budget modest. A humorous host kept announcements polite but frank. At dusk, an unsigned note led visitors to a mysterious final exhibit.
中文梗概: 重开后的节庆从舒适愉悦逐步转向活力、兴奋与惊喜。组织者在忙碌日程中保持宽松、慷慨和温和,主持人幽默而坦率;最后,一张无署名纸条把游客引向神秘展品。
Day 34|100词记忆巩固训练
第一轮:看英文释义,写单词(3301—3325)
- lacking physical strength or effectiveness; weak and faint →
________________ - very tired, especially after prolonged effort, or tired of something; to make or become tired →
________________ - to make or become less strong, effective, determined, or valuable →
________________ - causing physical discomfort or emotional unease; not relaxed or confident →
________________ - not conscious and unable to be awakened or respond normally, unlike ordinary sleep, or done without conscious awareness; the part of the mind outside awareness →
________________ - continuing for a long time or recurring often, especially of an illness or problem →
________________ - developing suddenly, changing rapidly, or lasting for a short time, or highly perceptive; having an angle below 90 degrees →
________________ - painful or tender, especially from injury or use; a painful place on the body →
________________ - deep sadness, especially caused by loss; to feel such sadness →
________________ - physical or mental pain, distress, or hardship →
________________ - to express deep sadness or regret; an expression of grief or regret →
________________ - an institution where ill or injured people receive medical or surgical care →
________________ - treatment intended to relieve or heal a disorder, often through a planned course of sessions →
________________ - services and systems for maintaining or improving people's health →
________________ - relating to cleanliness and conditions that protect health →
________________ - relating to medicine or the treatment of illness; a physical examination →
________________ - able or intended to cure disease rather than merely reduce symptoms →
________________ - practices and conditions that maintain health and prevent disease through cleanliness →
________________ - physical health and strength, or suitability for a particular purpose →
________________ - a place or session providing outpatient medical advice or treatment, often in a specialised field →
________________ - a doctor, especially one who diagnoses and treats illness without performing surgery →
________________ - a doctor specially trained to perform operations →
________________ - a surgical procedure, or the process of functioning, managing, or carrying out an organised activity →
________________ - to remove an illness or problem successfully; a treatment or solution that does so →
________________ - to become healthy again or make a wound, injury, or emotional hurt recover →
________________
第二轮:看中文,拼写单词(3326—3350)
- 治疗;对待;处理方式 →
________________ - 处方;处方药;权威建议;解决方案 →
________________ - 移植;迁移;移植器官;器官移植手术 →
________________ - 注射;注入;资金投入 →
________________ - 预防措施;防范办法 →
________________ - 给……接种疫苗 →
________________ - 检疫隔离期;隔离;对……实施检疫隔离 →
________________ - 分隔;隔离;实行歧视性隔离 →
________________ - 使隔离;使分离;单独研究 →
________________ - 药店;医院药房;药剂学 →
________________ - 药物;医学;医疗实践 →
________________ - 治疗法;补救措施;纠正;改善 →
________________ - 药物;毒品;给……用药;下药 →
________________ - 药丸;片剂;(衣物等)起球 →
________________ - 抗生素;抗生素的 →
________________ - 针灸 →
________________ - 青霉素 →
________________ - 吗啡 →
________________ - 一次用药剂量;给……用药;给予一剂 →
________________ - 康复;恢复;复苏;找回 →
________________ - 使恢复精力;提醒;刷新;续加 →
________________ - 缓解;轻松感;救济;替班 →
________________ - 缓解;减轻;解救;接替 →
________________ - 减轻;缓和但未必根除 →
________________ - 重新开始;继续;回到原位 →
________________
第三轮:看英文释义,写单词(3351—3375)
- freedom from difficulty or discomfort; to reduce difficulty, pain, or tension gradually →
________________ - to rest and become less tense, or make rules, muscles, or control less strict →
________________ - usual or expected for a particular person or situation; the usual standard or condition →
________________ - occurring frequently or shared by several people; ordinary; shared public land →
________________ - happening, used, or done on most occasions; customary →
________________ - expecting good results or believing that the future will be favourable →
________________ - expecting bad results or believing that difficulties are likely to continue →
________________ - constructive, confident, certain, or greater than zero; a beneficial feature or positive result →
________________ - harmful, unfavourable, denying, or below zero; a disadvantage or negative result; to reject →
________________ - accepting what happens without active response, or relating to the passive voice; a passive verb form →
________________ - showing strong interest, excitement, and willingness →
________________ - not interested or concerned, or neither particularly good nor bad →
________________ - showing little or no interest, emotion, or willingness to act →
________________ - too small or unimportant to have a meaningful effect →
________________ - the state of feeling happy or satisfied with life or a situation →
________________ - great pleasure or something that gives it; to give someone great pleasure →
________________ - cheerful, lively, and full of enjoyment →
________________ - enjoyment or an entertaining activity; enjoyable or amusing →
________________ - something said or done to cause laughter; to speak humorously or without seriousness →
________________ - the sounds and physical expressions produced when people laugh →
________________ - a powerful feeling of happiness, or a person or thing that causes it →
________________ - to make someone happy or satisfied; used to make a polite request or express willingness →
________________ - to feel or show great happiness, especially because something good has happened →
________________ - a sudden strong feeling of excitement or pleasure; to cause that feeling →
________________ - to shout encouragement or make someone happier; a shout of support or a cheerful mood →
________________
第四轮:语境填空(3376—3400)
词库(每词限用一次): agreeable · amazing · astound · desirable · exciting · exhilarate · favor · fond · frank · generous · gentle · hectic · humble · humorous · keen · liberal · lively · lovely · modest · mysterious · pleasure · polite · satisfactory · startle · zeal
- Reading by the sunny window was one of her simplest sources of ______ during the quiet week.
- After reviewing the revised timetable, all four organisers were ______ to the change and signed their approval.
- The surprise performance was designed to ______ the audience and send them home full of energy.
- The repair was not perfect, but it was ______ for the inspection standard.
- A quiet room with natural light is a highly ______ feature in a busy learning centre.
- The final round was so ______ that everyone leaned forward to watch.
- She was ______ to return to the book club as soon as her schedule allowed.
- He organised the charity exhibition with remarkable ______ and never lost sight of its purpose.
- Live music turned the once-silent courtyard into a ______ meeting place.
- The cottage had a ______ little garden—pleasant and beautiful, but not spectacular or surprising.
- Mira is especially ______ of old family photographs and keeps them carefully labelled.
- Could you do me a ______ and hold the door while I carry these boxes?
- The sudden alarm may ______ visitors, so staff announce the test beforehand.
- The discovery was so ______—completely unexpected and extraordinarily impressive—that even the experts gasped.
- The magician's final illusion continued to ______ people even after they learned how carefully it was staged.
- The reception desk became ______ when three events ended at the same time.
- The organiser was ______ with break times, allowing volunteers more rest than the timetable required.
- A ______ donor supplied books, art materials, and extra transport funding.
- The ceramicist used a ______ touch so the soft clay would not collapse under rough pressure.
- The unexpected defeat served to ______ the previously arrogant champion.
- The project began with a ______ budget of only £500—limited in size rather than describing anyone's personality.
- His ______ account of the rehearsal made the whole cast laugh.
- Even under pressure, the receptionist stayed ______ and addressed every visitor respectfully.
- The reviewer was ______ about the weak opening but praised the powerful ending.
- No one could explain the ______ music coming from the locked gallery.
十、答案
点击展开答案;完成测试前不要打开
第一轮答案
- feeble
- weary
- weaken
- uncomfortable
- unconscious
- chronic
- acute
- sore
- sorrow
- suffering
- lament
- hospital
- therapy
- healthcare
- sanitary
- medical
- curative
- hygiene
- fitness
- clinic
- physician
- surgeon
- operation
- cure
- heal
第二轮答案
- treatment
- prescription
- transplant
- injection
- precaution
- vaccinate
- quarantine
- segregate
- isolate
- pharmacy
- medicine
- remedy
- drug
- pill
- antibiotic
- acupuncture
- penicillin
- morphine
- dose
- recovery
- refresh
- relief
- relieve
- alleviate
- resume
第三轮答案
- ease
- relax
- normal
- common
- usual
- optimistic
- pessimistic
- positive
- negative
- passive
- enthusiastic
- indifferent
- apathetic
- negligible
- happiness
- delight
- merry
- fun
- joke
- laughter
- joy
- please
- rejoice
- thrill
- cheer
第四轮答案
- pleasure
- agreeable
- exhilarate
- satisfactory
- desirable
- exciting
- keen
- zeal
- lively
- lovely
- fond
- favor
- startle
- amazing
- astound
- hectic
- liberal
- generous
- gentle
- humble
- modest
- humorous
- polite
- frank
- mysterious