书籍 Total English - 高级 - 单元10 - 参考

在这里，您会找到Total English Advanced教材中第10单元 - 参考的词汇，如“愤怒”，“破产”，“犹豫不决”等。

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to set off

[动词]

to start a journey

出发, 启程

Ex: The cyclists set off on their long ride through the countryside , enjoying the fresh air .骑自行车的人**出发**开始他们穿越乡村的长途骑行，享受着新鲜的空气。

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to come back

[动词]

to return to a person or place

回来, 返回

Ex: We visited the beach and will come back next summer .我们参观了海滩，明年夏天会**回来**。

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to carry on

[动词]

to choose to continue an ongoing activity

继续, 持续

Ex: The teacher asked the students to carry on with the experiment during the next class .老师让学生们在下一节课上**继续**进行实验。

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to lounge around

[动词]

to spend time relaxing or being idle, often in a comfortable and unhurried manner

闲逛, 放松

Ex: He has no plans today , so he ’s just going to lounge around and read a book .他今天没有计划，所以他只是打算**闲逛**和看书。

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to slow down

[动词]

to move with a lower speed or rate of movement

减速, 放慢速度

Ex: The train started to slow down as it reached the station .火车快到站时开始**减速**。

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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: They will at their wit 's end if the power outage continues throughout the night .

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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: She found in two minds when it came to deciding between two potential romantic partners , torn between the excitement of new possibilities and the comfort of a familiar connection .

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wound up

[形容词]

tense, anxious, or agitated due to stress or nervousness

紧张的, 焦虑的

Ex: He was so wound up about the exam results that he could n’t sleep all night .他对考试结果如此**紧张**，以至于整晚都睡不着。

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tendency

[名词]

a natural inclination or disposition toward a particular behavior, thought, or action

倾向, 趋势

Ex: His tendency toward perfectionism slowed down the project .他对完美主义的**倾向**拖慢了项目进度。

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gut feeling

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a belief that is strong, yet without any explainable reason

Ex: The investor made a gut decision to invest in the start-up, even though it was a risky venture.

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hunch

[名词]

a feeling or intuition about something, often without conscious reasoning or evidence

预感, 直觉

Ex: He could n’t explain why , but he had a strong hunch that they would win the game .他无法解释为什么，但他有一种强烈的**预感**他们会赢得比赛。

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intuition

[名词]

the ability to understand or perceive something immediately, without conscious reasoning or the need for evidence or justification

直觉, 预感

Ex: The detective 's sharp intuition helped solve the case quickly .侦探敏锐的**直觉**帮助快速破案。

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to dwell on

[动词]

to think or talk about something at length, often to the point of overthinking or obsessing about it

纠结于, 细想

Ex: To maintain a positive mindset , it 's crucial not to dwell on the challenges but rather seek opportunities for growth .为了保持积极的心态，关键在于不要**纠结于**挑战，而是寻找成长的机会。

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in the long run

[短语]

in the end of or over a long period of time

Ex: In the long run, regular exercise will improve your health .

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thrilled

[形容词]

feeling intense excitement or pleasure

兴奋的, 高兴的

Ex: The audience was thrilled by the breathtaking performance of the acrobats at the circus.观众对马戏团杂技演员的精彩表演感到**兴奋**。

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furious

[形容词]

(of a person) feeling great anger

愤怒的, 狂怒的

Ex: He was furious with himself for making such a costly mistake .他对自己犯下如此代价高昂的错误感到**愤怒**。

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to take aback

[动词]

to surprise someone so much that they are unable to react quickly

使吃惊, 使困惑

Ex: The startling revelation in the investigation report took the committee aback.调查报告中的惊人发现**让委员会大吃一惊**。

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ecstatic

[形容词]

extremely excited and happy

狂喜的, 欣喜若狂的

Ex: The couple was ecstatic upon learning they were expecting their first child .这对夫妇得知他们即将迎来第一个孩子时**欣喜若狂**。

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indifferent

[形容词]

not showing any concern in one's attitude or actions toward a particular person, situation, or outcome

漠不关心的, 冷淡的

Ex: Despite the urgency of the situation , he remained indifferent to his friend 's pleas for help .尽管情况紧急，他仍然对朋友的求助**无动于衷**。

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miserable

[形容词]

feeling very unhappy or uncomfortable

痛苦的, 悲惨的

Ex: She looked miserable after the argument , her face pale and tear-streaked .争论后她看起来很**悲惨**，脸色苍白，泪流满面。

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chuffed

[形容词]

very pleased, proud, or delighted about something

高兴的, 自豪的

Ex: The parents felt chuffed watching their child graduate with honors.父母看到自己的孩子以优异的成绩毕业，感到**非常高兴**。

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uninterested

[形容词]

lacking interest or enthusiasm toward something

不感兴趣的, 漠不关心的

Ex: The cat was uninterested in the new toy and walked away after sniffing it once .猫对新玩具**不感兴趣**，闻了一下就走开了。

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terrified

[形容词]

feeling extremely scared

terrified, 害怕的

Ex: The terrified puppy cowered behind the couch during the fireworks .在烟花期间，**受惊的**小狗蜷缩在沙发后面。

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flabbergasted

[形容词]

extremely surprised or astonished to the point of being speechless or confused

目瞪口呆, 大吃一惊

Ex: She felt flabbergasted when she found out her favorite band was performing in town.

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dumbstruck

[形容词]

so surprised or shocked that one is temporarily unable to speak or react

目瞪口呆, 惊呆

Ex: I was dumbstruck when I saw my childhood friend after 20 years ; I could n’t believe it was really them .当我20年后见到我童年的朋友时，我**惊呆了**；我无法相信那真的是他们。

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outraged

[形容词]

feeling very angry or deeply offended

愤怒的, 感到被冒犯的

Ex: He looked outraged when he read the false accusations online .

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delighted

[形容词]

filled with great pleasure or joy

高兴的, 愉快的

Ex: They were delighted by the stunning view from the mountaintop.他们对山顶的壮丽景色感到 **高兴**。

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livid

[形容词]

extremely angry, furious, or emotionally agitated

大怒, 暴怒

Ex: The customer was livid because the restaurant got his order wrong for the third time .顾客**勃然大怒**，因为餐厅第三次弄错了他的订单。

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petrified

[形容词]

frozen in place, often due to shock or fear

石化的, 僵住的

Ex: In the presence of the giant waves , the beachgoers were left petrified and speechless .在巨浪面前，海滩上的人们**惊呆了**，说不出话来。

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upset

[形容词]

feeling disturbed or distressed due to a negative event

心烦的, 沮丧的

Ex: Upset by the criticism, she decided to take a break from social media.因批评而**心烦意乱**，她决定暂时离开社交媒体。

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under pressure

[短语]

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

Ex: Working under pressure can sometimes lead to better results.

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to go under

[动词]

to experience financial failure or bankruptcy, often leading to the end or termination of a business or company

破产, 倒闭

Ex: High operating costs forced the restaurant to go under within a year.高昂的运营成本迫使这家餐厅在一年内**倒闭**。

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under one's thumb

[短语]

completely under one's direct control

Ex: He has his employees under his thumb, making every decision for them.

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to hand out

[动词]

to provide someone or each person in a group with something

分发, 发放

Ex: The school principal will hand awards out to outstanding students at the graduation ceremony.校长将在毕业典礼上向优秀学生**颁发**奖项。

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to wear out

[动词]

to cause something to lose its functionality or good condition over time or through extensive use

磨损, 用坏

Ex: The frequent washing and drying wore the delicate fabric of the dress out.频繁的洗涤和烘干**磨损**了裙子精致的面料。

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to count up

[动词]

to add up a group of items or numbers to determine the total

数, 合计

Ex: She counted up the receipts to see how much they had spent .她**合计**了收据，看看他们花了多少钱。

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to lock up

[动词]

to close or secure something in a place where it cannot be removed or accessed without the appropriate authorization, key, or combination

锁上, 关起来

Ex: The librarian locked the rare books up in a special archive.图书管理员将珍本书**锁**在了一个特殊的档案室里。

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to be over the moon

[短语]

to be extremely happy or excited about something

Ex: The kids were over the moon when they saw the theme park.

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