书籍 Total English - 高级 - 单元10 - 参考

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to set off [动词]

出发

Ex: The family set off for their vacation in the mountains , filled with excitement .

一家人出发去山区度假，充满兴奋。

to come back [动词]

回来

Ex: They went on a trip and are expected to come back tomorrow .

他们去旅行了，预计明天会回来。

to carry on [动词]

继续

Ex:

尽管存在技术问题，乐队还是决定继续表演。

to lounge around [动词]

闲逛

Ex: The cat always finds a sunny spot to lounge around and take a nap .

猫总是找到一个阳光充足的地方闲逛和小睡。

to slow down [动词]

减速

Ex: As the train entered the station , it began to slow down gradually .

当火车进站时，它开始逐渐减速。

at {one's} wit's end [短语]

in a state where a person is so confused or frustrated that they are unable to decide what to do anymore

Ex: He is at his wit 's end dealing with the constant noise from the construction site .

in two minds [短语]

in a state of uncertainty in which it is difficult for one to choose between two courses of action

Ex: The student was in two minds about choosing a major , torn between following their passion for art or pursuing a more practical and secure career path .

wound up [形容词]

紧张的

Ex: After arguing with his boss , he felt completely wound up and needed to take a walk to calm down .

与老板争吵后，他感到完全紧张，需要散步来冷静下来。

tendency [名词]

a mental disposition or attitude that favors one option over others

Ex: His tendency to procrastinate often affects his productivity .

gut (feeling|reaction) [短语]

a belief that is strong, yet without any explainable reason

Ex: My gut reaction to the new restaurant was that it was overpriced and overrated .

hunch [名词]

预感

Ex: She followed her hunch and decided to take a different route , which saved her from the traffic jam .

她跟随自己的直觉，决定走一条不同的路线，这让她避免了交通堵塞。

intuition [名词]

直觉

Ex: Experienced doctors often rely on intuition in emergency situations .

经验丰富的医生在紧急情况下常常依赖直觉。

to dwell on [动词]

纠结于

Ex: It 's essential not to dwell on past mistakes but rather learn from them and move forward .

重要的是不要纠结于过去的错误，而是从中学习并向前迈进。

(in|over) the long run [短语]

in the end of or over a long period of time

Ex: Implementing sustainable practices in businesses can lead to significant environmental benefits in the long run .

thrilled [形容词]

兴奋的

Ex:

孩子们听说他们要去迪士尼乐园度假时非常兴奋。

furious [形容词]

愤怒的

Ex: He was furious after receiving a parking ticket for parking in the wrong spot .

他因在错误的地方停车收到罚单后愤怒不已。

to take aback [动词]

使吃惊

Ex:

他的突然辞职让整个团队都大吃一惊。

ecstatic [形容词]

狂喜的

Ex: He was ecstatic after receiving the job offer of his dreams .

他收到梦寐以求的工作邀请后欣喜若狂。

indifferent [形容词]

漠不关心的

Ex: He appeared indifferent to his coworker 's complaints , showing no sympathy .

他对他同事的抱怨显得漠不关心，没有表现出任何同情。

miserable [形容词]

痛苦的

Ex: Working long hours without a break made her feel miserable .

长时间工作不休息让她感到痛苦。

chuffed [形容词]

高兴的

Ex:

他们对工作中的晋升感到非常高兴。

uninterested [形容词]

不感兴趣的

Ex: The students were uninterested in the lecture because the topic did n’t relate to their lives .

学生们对讲座不感兴趣，因为话题与他们的生活无关。

terrified [形容词]

terrified

Ex: The terrified child clung to his mother 's leg during the thunderstorm .

terrified 的孩子在雷雨期间紧紧抓住母亲的腿。

flabbergasted [形容词]

目瞪口呆

Ex:

科学家们对他们实验的意外结果感到震惊。

dumbstruck [形容词]

目瞪口呆

Ex: The audience was dumbstruck by the magician ’s incredible trick .

观众被魔术师不可思议的把戏惊呆了。

outraged [形容词]

愤怒的

Ex: The outraged parents voiced their concerns at the school board meeting .

愤怒的家长在学校董事会会议上表达了他们的担忧。

delighted [形容词]

高兴的

Ex: The bride and groom felt delighted by the warm wishes from their guests .

新娘和新郎对客人的热情祝福感到高兴。

livid [形容词]

大怒

Ex: The coach was livid after the team lost the game due to careless mistakes .

教练在球队因 careless mistakes 输掉比赛后暴怒。

petrified [形容词]

石化的

Ex:

她站在悬崖边上惊呆了，无法后退一步。

upset [形容词]

心烦的

Ex:

老师注意到她的学生心烦意乱，问是否一切都好。

under pressure [短语]

stressful or anxious due to having too many tasks or responsibilities to handle within a limited time

Ex: He handled the situation calmly , even though he was under pressure .

to go under [动词]

破产

Ex:

公司对资金的管理不善导致其破产。

under {one's} thumb [短语]

completely under one's direct control

Ex: And that 's the way you keep her , right under your thumb .

to hand out [动词]

分发

Ex:

老师每节课开始时分发工作表。

to wear out [动词]

磨损

Ex: The constant use of the computer mouse wore it out quickly.

电脑鼠标的持续使用使其迅速磨损。

to count up [动词]

数

Ex: During the inventory check , the team had to count up the available stock in the warehouse .

在库存检查期间，团队不得不清点仓库中的可用库存。

to lock up [动词]

锁上

Ex: The scientist locked up the dangerous chemicals in a secure laboratory .

科学家将危险化学品锁在一个安全的实验室里。

to [be] over the moon [短语]

to be extremely happy or excited about something

Ex: They were over the moon when they discovered they were expecting a baby .

书籍 Total English - 高级
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第三单元 - 第一课	第三单元 - 第二课	第三单元 - 第三课	第三单元 - 词汇
单元3 - 参考	第四单元 - 第二课	第四单元 - 第三课	第四单元 - 词汇
单元4 - 参考	第五单元 - 第一课	第五单元 - 第二课	第五单元 - 第三课
第五单元 - 词汇	单元5 - 参考 - 第1部分	单元5 - 参考 - 第2部分	第六单元 - 第一课
第六单元 - 第二课	第六单元 - 第三课	第六单元 - 词汇	单元6 - 参考
第七单元 - 第二课	第七单元 - 第三课	第7单元 - 词汇	单元7 - 参考
第8单元 - 第1课	单元8 - 第2课	第八单元 - 第三课	第8单元 - 词汇
单元8 - 参考	第9单元 - 第2课	第9单元 - 第3课	第9单元 - 词汇
第9单元 - 参考	第十单元 - 第一课	第十单元 - 第二课	第10单元 - 词汇
单元10 - 参考