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书籍 Total English - 中高级 - 单元7 - 参考 - 第2部分

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Total English - Upper-intermediate
vegetable
vegetable
[名词]

a plant or edible part of a plant that is eaten as food

Ex: Carrots are one of Daniel's favorite vegetables. 
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vegetarian
vegetarian
[名词]

someone who avoids eating meat

素食者, 吃素的人

素食者, 吃素的人

Ex: The restaurant offers a variety of options for vegetarians, including salads, vegetable stir-fries, and tofu dishes. 

餐厅为素食者提供了多种选择,包括沙拉、蔬菜炒菜和豆腐菜肴。

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to bid
to bid
[动词]

to offer a particular price for something, usually at an auction

出价, 投标

出价, 投标

Ex: The contractors are bidding for the government's new construction project. 
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to haggle
to haggle
[动词]

to negotiate, typically over the price of goods or services

讨价还价, 谈判

讨价还价, 谈判

Ex: At the market, she decided to haggle with the vendor to get a better price for the handmade rug. 

在市场上,她决定与摊主讨价还价,以便以更优惠的价格买到手工地毯。

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to bargain
to bargain
[动词]

to discuss the terms or price of an agreement in order to obtain more favorable conditions

讨价还价,  议价

讨价还价, 议价

Ex: Daniel managed to bargain the price down considerably. 
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discount
discount
[名词]

the act of reducing the usual price of something

折扣, 减价

折扣, 减价

Ex: The car dealership provided a discount to boost sales at the end of the fiscal year. 
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refund
refund
[名词]

an amount of money that is paid back because of returning goods to a store or one is not satisfied with the goods or services

退款, 退还

退款, 退还

Ex: The store offers a refund if you're not satisfied with your purchase. 

如果您对购买不满意,商店提供退款。

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receipt
receipt
[名词]

a written or electronic record showing that money, goods, or services have been received or paid for

Ex: The cashier handed Emma a receipt after she paid. 
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to afford
to afford
[动词]

to be able to pay the cost of something

负担得起, 有能力支付

负担得起, 有能力支付

Ex: Financial stability allows individuals to afford unexpected expenses without causing hardship. 
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worth
worth
[形容词]

important or good enough to be treated or viewed in a particular way

值得, 配得上

值得, 配得上

Ex: This book is worth reading for anyone interested in history. 
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to spoil
to spoil
[动词]

to give someone everything they want, often making them badly behaved or overly demanding

溺爱

溺爱

Ex: Sarah worried that buying her son everything he asked for would spoil him. 
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to indulge
to indulge
[动词]

to allow oneself to do or have something that one enjoys, particularly something that might be bad for one

放纵, 沉迷

放纵, 沉迷

Ex: He often indulges in late-night snacks, even though he knows it's not good for his health. 

他经常沉迷于深夜小吃,尽管他知道这对他的健康不好。

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to pamper
to pamper
[动词]

to treat someone with extra care, attention, and comfort, often with the intention of making them feel good or relaxed

宠爱, 娇惯

宠爱, 娇惯

Ex: The grandparents love to pamper their grandchildren with sweets and toys whenever they visit. 

祖父母每次来访时都喜欢用糖果和玩具溺爱他们的孙子孙女。

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to treat
to treat
[动词]

to deal with or behave toward someone or something in a particular way

对待, 处理

对待, 处理

Ex: They treated the child like a member of their own family. 
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to go on
to go on
[动词]

to continue without stopping

不停地继续, 继续向前

不停地继续, 继续向前

Ex: She didn't let the interruptions distract her and simply went on with her presentation. 

她没有让干扰分散她的注意力,只是继续她的演讲。

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spending spree

a short period of time during which someone spends a significant amount of money, often on a variety of items or experiences

购物狂潮, 消费狂欢

购物狂潮, 消费狂欢

Ex: Her spending spree left her with an empty bank account. 

她的购物狂潮让她的银行账户空空如也。

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luxury
luxury
[名词]

a pleasant advantage, freedom, or opportunity that is not usually available

奢侈,  特权

奢侈, 特权

Ex: We had the luxury of spending an extra day in the city. 
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necessity
necessity
[名词]

the fact or condition of being required or unavoidable

Ex: Financial necessity forced David to take a second job. 
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over the top
over the top
[副词]

in a manner that is too extreme or exaggerated

太夸张, 过火

太夸张, 过火

Ex: His reaction was completely over the top. 

他的反应完全过火了。

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lavish
lavish
[形容词]

generous in giving or expressing

慷慨的, 大方的

慷慨的, 大方的

Ex: The team received lavish praise for their outstanding performance. 

团队因其出色的表现而受到了慷慨的赞扬。

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gourmet
gourmet
[形容词]

(of food or drink) high quality, rare, or exotic, with an emphasis on flavor, presentation, and culinary expertise, often associated with sophisticated or refined taste

美食家, 精致的

美食家, 精致的

Ex: His love for gourmet coffee led him to explore rare blends. 

他对美食咖啡的热爱使他探索了罕见的混合咖啡。

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extravagant
extravagant
[形容词]

costing a lot of money, more than the necessary or affordable amount

奢侈的, 豪华的

奢侈的, 豪华的

Ex: The celebrity's extravagant lifestyle included luxury cars and designer clothing. 

这位名人的奢侈生活方式包括豪华汽车和设计师服装。

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excessive
excessive
[形容词]

beyond what is considered normal or socially acceptable

过度的, 过多的

过度的, 过多的

Ex: She received excessive praise for a task that was simply part of her job. 

她因一项本是她工作一部分的任务而受到过度的赞扬。

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extra large
extra large
[名词]

(of a size) larger than large, often used for clothing, packaging, or other items

特大号, 超大

特大号, 超大

Ex: The shirt was too tight, so he exchanged it for an extra large. 

衬衫太紧了,所以他把它换成了特大号。

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overpriced
overpriced
[形容词]

expensive in way that is not reasonable

定价过高, 过于昂贵的

定价过高, 过于昂贵的

Ex: He complained that the concert tickets were overpriced. 

他抱怨说音乐会的门票太贵了。

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far-fetched
far-fetched
[形容词]

not probable and difficult to believe

牵强的, 难以置信的

牵强的, 难以置信的

Ex: The idea of time travel seemed far-fetched to most scientists. 

时间旅行的想法对大多数科学家来说似乎牵强。

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to oversleep
to oversleep
[动词]

to wake up later than one intended to

睡过头, 睡得太久

睡过头, 睡得太久

Ex: If someone oversleeps, they might miss an important meeting or appointment. 

如果有人睡过头,他们可能会错过一个重要的会议或约会。

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to undercook
to undercook
[动词]

to cook food for less time than necessary

未煮熟, 烹饪时间不足

未煮熟, 烹饪时间不足

Ex: She was in a rush and undercooked the pasta. 

她匆忙中煮得不够熟意大利面。

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monotonous
monotonous
[形容词]

boring because of being the same thing all the time

单调的, 重复的

单调的, 重复的

Ex: The monotonous droning of the lecturer's voice put many students to sleep during the long lecture. 

讲师单调的声音让许多学生在漫长的讲座中睡着了。

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spoiled
spoiled
[形容词]

(of a person) displaying a childish behavior due to being treated very well or having been given everything they desired in the past

被宠坏的, 溺爱的

被宠坏的, 溺爱的

Ex: His spoiled behavior at the restaurant was embarrassing, as he threw a tantrum when his meal wasn't perfect. 

他在餐厅的被宠坏的行为令人尴尬,因为当他的饭菜不完美时,他发脾气了。

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