书籍 Headway - 高级 - 单元12

在这里，您将找到Headway Advanced课本第12单元的词汇，如"staggering"、"ordeal"、"deranged"等。

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metaphorical [形容词]

隐喻的

Ex: In her poem , the author used metaphorical language to convey deeper emotions and insights .

在她的诗中，作者使用了隐喻的语言来传达更深的情感和见解。

language [名词]

语言

Ex: Learning a new language opens doors to different cultures and opportunities .

学习一门新语言为不同的文化和机会打开了大门。

to fuel [动词]

激励

Ex: Her passion for art fueled her creativity .

她对艺术的热爱激发了她的创造力。

to fire [动词]

激发

Ex: The news of the victory fired the team ’s enthusiasm for the next game .

胜利的消息激发了球队对下一场比赛的热情。

shining [形容词]

闪耀的

Ex:

一盏闪亮的路灯引导他们穿过黑暗的小巷。

to overshadow [动词]

使黯然失色

Ex: The scandal surrounding the CEO 's personal life overshadowed the company 's positive quarterly earnings report .

围绕CEO个人生活的丑闻掩盖了公司积极的季度盈利报告。

to spark [动词]

引发

Ex: A simple act of kindness can often spark a chain reaction of goodwill in a community .

一个简单的善举往往能在社区中引发一连串的善意反应。

flash [名词]

a sudden moment of clear understanding

Ex:

to dawn [动词]

to become clear to the mind

Ex:

shady [形容词]

可疑的

Ex: Her shady past included a series of dubious financial transactions .

她可疑的过去包括一系列可疑的金融交易。

bright [形容词]

聪明

Ex: She ’s always been a bright child , easily picking up new languages .

她一直是个聪明的孩子，很容易学会新语言。

to flood [动词]

淹没

Ex: After the winter thaw , the low-lying areas began to flood , prompting residents to evacuate to higher ground .

冬季解冻后，低洼地区开始泛滥，促使居民疏散到更高的地方。

bland [形容词]

平淡的

Ex: The design of the office space was bland , with a neutral color scheme and minimal decoration .

办公室空间的设计平淡无奇，采用了中性的配色方案和极简的装饰。

half-baked [形容词]

半生不熟的

Ex: Everyone laughed at the half-baked adventurer who forgot his map for the hike .

大家都嘲笑那个忘了带地图去远足的半吊子冒险者。

food for thought [短语]

something that is worth thinking about or considering deeply

Ex: The speaker 's insightful remarks during the conference gave the audience much food for thought .

to [bite] off more than {sb} (can|could) chew [短语]

to attempt to do something that is beyond one's capability

Ex: He warned her not to bite off more than she could chew with such an ambitious goal .

hot topic [名词]

热门话题

Ex: Her controversial comments made her the center of a hot topic online .

她具有争议性的评论使她成为在线热点话题的中心。

cloud [hang] over {sb} [短语]

a sense of gloom, worry, doubt, or uncertainty that follows or affects someone

Ex:

peak [形容词]

高峰

Ex:

股市在经济下滑前经历了其峰值价值。

obsessed [形容词]

痴迷的

Ex:

他对工作的痴迷奉献使他忽视了个人关系和健康。

staggering [形容词]

惊人的

Ex: The staggering success of the startup company exceeded all expectations .

这家初创公司惊人的成功超出了所有人的预期。

to collapse [动词]

昏倒

Ex: The marathon runner collapsed at the finish line after pushing through extreme fatigue .

马拉松选手在克服极度疲劳后在终点线昏倒了。

to pull through [动词]

康复

Ex: Despite the odds , the patient pulled through after a complex surgery and is now in stable condition .

尽管困难重重，患者在复杂手术后挺了过来，现在情况稳定。

to discharge [动词]

出院

Ex: The medical team decided to discharge the elderly patient to free up a bed for more critical cases .

医疗团队决定出院老年患者，为更严重的病例腾出床位。

priority [名词]

优先

Ex: She made her family her main priority after her promotion .

晋升后，她把家庭作为她的主要优先事项。

to shudder [动词]

颤抖

Ex: As the cold wind swept through , she could n't help but shudder and wrap her coat tightly around her .

当冷风吹过时，她不禁颤抖，紧紧裹住外套。

free fall [名词]

自由落体

Ex: The astronaut felt weightless during free fall in space .

宇航员在太空自由落体期间感到失重。

to stall [动词]

停滞

Ex: The meeting stalled because no one could agree on the next step .

会议停滞了，因为没有人能就下一步达成一致。

deranged [形容词]

精神错乱的

Ex: The criminal had a deranged mind that led to his actions .

罪犯有一个错乱的头脑，这导致了他的行为。

restraint kit [名词]

约束工具包

Ex: The police officer used the restraint kit to safely control the suspect .

警察使用约束工具包安全地控制了嫌疑人。

subdued [形容词]

柔和的

Ex:

画中的颜色 subdued ，给人一种平静和安宁的感觉。

to reel [动词]

摇晃

Ex: The hiker , exhausted from the steep ascent , started to reel on the uneven terrain .

徒步旅行者因陡峭的攀登而筋疲力尽，开始在崎岖的地形上摇晃。

ordeal [名词]

磨难

Ex: The ordeal of losing her job was followed by months of uncertainty and struggle .

失去工作的磨难之后是数月的不确定和挣扎。

closure [名词]

结束

Ex: After the fight , he wanted closure to feel better .

争吵之后，他想要一个了结来感觉好一些。

to [end] on a sour note [短语]

to end something in an unpleasant or negative way

Ex:

to [have] the foggiest idea [短语]

to have some understanding or knowledge of something

Ex: After reading the instructions , she still had the foggiest idea how to assemble the shelf .

breeze [名词]

小菜一碟

Ex: She made the presentation look like a breeze , even though it was difficult .

她让演示看起来像小菜一碟，尽管它很难。

whirlwind romance [名词]

旋风般的恋爱

Ex: They met at a party , and what followed was a whirlwind romance that surprised everyone .

他们在派对上相遇，随后发生的是一场让所有人都感到惊讶的 旋风式恋爱。

to [run|walk] through treacle [短语]

to move slowly and with great effort, as if walking through deep mud

Ex: The project was moving forward , but it felt like we were walking through treacle .

emotional wreck [名词]

情感废墟

Ex: The constant stress at work turned him into an emotional wreck .

工作中的持续压力使他变成了情感上的残骸。

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