泛读2单词part2
成本管理论文-五年级体育教案
Unit 9
Word pretest
1. burst—came
suddenly
2. glow—produce soft light
3.
assume—suppose
4. memoirs—autobiography
5.
perceptive—quick to notice and understand thing
6. weary—an exhausting
7. mighty—powerful
8. stable—steady
Word match
1.
fling—to throw with violence
2.
instinctive—(of ideas, behaviors)natural, not
based on learning or
thinking
3.
exemplify—to serve as an example of
4.
funnel—a wide-mouthed tube used for pouring
liquids into a
narrow-necked container
5.
prelude—a short piece of music that introduces a
large musical work
6. applaud—to praise by
clapping one’s hands
7. flash—to shine
suddenly and brightly
8. attend to—to direct
one’s interest and effort to
9.
potential—possibility for being developed
10. impulse—a sudden wish to do
something
11. doze—to sleep lightly
12.
evaluate—to judge the value degree of
13.
resurgence—to return to power, life and activity
14. stuck—unable to go
15. sketch—to
describe roughly
Unit 10
Word
pretest
1. hostile—unfriendly
2.
option—choice
3. impact—influence
4.
fragile—easily damaged
5. boost—encouragement
6. rake—earn
7. encompass—cover
8.
allegedly—according to what has been claimed
Word search
1. exotic—different or unusual
(as if)from a distant country
2. ranch—a very
large farm where sheep ,cattle ,or horses are bred
3. stand—a small shop or stall or an area
where products can be shown
for sale
4. culinary—connected with or used in kitchen
or cooking
5. marina—a small part for pleasure
boats
6. resort—a place to which people go for
rest or recreation, as on a
vacation
7.
monopoly—exclusive control of commodity or service
in a given
market
8. principal—chief, main
9. carnival—public enjoyment and merrymaking
10. boredom—dullness
Unit 11
Word pretest
1. alternative—possibility of
choice
2. scholastic—academic
3.
aptitude—natural ability
4.
distribution—division
5. omit—fail to include
6. relevant—helpful
7. strain—hurt
8.
illegible—unreadable
Word search
1. count—to consider or regard
2.
presentation—the way in which something is said,
shown, explained,
etc, to others
3.
deduct—to take away an amount from a total
4.
reinforce—to make stronger or firmer
5.
statistics—a collection of quantitative data
6. offender—one who has committed a crime
7. thwart—to prevent from
8.
reprimand—serious criticism
9. crib—something
used for cheating in an examination
10.
divisive—causing disagreement between people
Semantic variations
1. objective—fair and
just
2. score—to give a certain number of
points
3. check—to examine
4. issue—to
publish or deliver
5. performance—achievement
6. yield—to produce
Unit
12
Word pretest
1. provision—condition
2. registered—formally recorded
3.
reciprocal—mutual
4. signatory—signer
5.
prescribe—give rule
6. accommodate—adapt
7. consequent—following
8.
suppress—prevent
Word search
1.
procedure—a set of actions necessary for doing
something
2. variety—a number of different
thing
3. multiple—including many different
types
4. application—a written and official
request
5. pilfer—to steal(small amounts or
things of little value)
6. uncanny—very
strange or mysterious, not natural or usual
7.
predate—to be earlier in history than
8.
verdict—the official decision made by a jury in a
court of law
9. breach—to break(a promise,
agreement, etc)
10. nuance—a slight dedicate
difference in meaning, color, etc
Translation
1. Densely-- in a manner of
being packed or crowded together
2. Defense—
the act of defending against attack, danger, or
injuring
3. Credit—an arrangement for deferred
payment of a loan or purchase
4. Condense—to
make (a liquid )thicker by remaining some of the
water
5. Incredible—marvellous, amazing
6.
Dense—difficult to see through
Unit13
Word pretest
1. augments—make
it bigger
2. proclaim—declare
3.
denounce—condemn
4. aspire—have a strong
desire for
5. inhibition—feeling that holds
back
6. beset—is troubled with
7.
pious—religious
8. humility—the quality of
being humble
Word search
1. issue—a list
of the subjects to be dealt with or talked about
at a
meeting
2. plunder—taking
things by force and usually violently from a place
3. testament—something that shows or proves
something else very
clearly
4. atrocity—an
act of great evil esp. cruelty
5.
fallibility—being likely to make a mistake or to
be wrong
6. neutral—being a country which is
not fighting or helping either side
in a war
7. devastate—to destroy completely so that
nothing useful or valuable
remains
8.
armistice—an agreement made during a war to stop
fighting
9. disarm—to reduce the size and
strength of armed forces
10. grievance—a
feeling that something that has been done is
unfair
11. puppet—a person or group that is
controlled and directed by the will
of someone
else
12. appeasement—the policy of giving in
to demands in the hope of
maintaining peace
Semantic variations
1. issue—a
subject to be talked about
2. capital—a town
which is the center of government or of a country
3. model—something on which a copy is based
4. firm—determined in purpose
5.
reflection—deep and careful thought
6.
order—command
Translation
1.
spectator—an observer of an event
2.
inspect—to examine carefully and critically,
especially for flaws
3. inspire—to effect,
guide, or arouse by divine influence
4.
respectively—each separately in the order
mentioned
5. suspicious—arousing or apt to
arouse suspicion; questionable
6. expire—to
come to an end; terminate
7.
prospect—something expected; a possibility
8.
perspective—a mentioned view or outlook
9.
spectacle—something that can be seen a viewed,
especially
something of a remarkable or
impressive nature
10. circumspect—looking
around on all sides watchfully; prudent
unit14
Word pretest
1. naive—simple-
minded
2. ridiculous—silly
3.
delicate—sensitive
4. recall—remember
5.
wind up—end up with
6. sneak—go secretly
7. generate—produce
8. stresses—tension
Word search
1. Census—an official
count of all the people in a country, including
information about their ages, jobs, etc.
2. Spontaneously—naturally
3. Adjustment—a
small change made to something
4. Hassle—a
disagreement; an argument
5. Fee—a sum of
money paid for professional services
6. Jack—a
socket
7. Spacious—having a lot of space
8. Cozy—comfortable
9. Crawl—to move
slowly with the body to the ground
10.
Customary—usual or habitual
Semantic
variations
1. store—to put in a special place
for future use
2. deal—an arrangement
in business
3. shift—a change
4. lot—a
piece of land
5. park—a piece of grassy land
in a town used for public pleasure and
rest
6. charge—to ask somebody to pay
Translation
1. sensible—reasonable
2.
structural—of, relating to, having, or
characterized by structure
3.
sensitive—feeling readily, acutely, or painfully
4. consent—to give assent, as to the proposal
of another; agree
5. destructive—causing
destruction; ruinous
6. construction—the act
or process of construction
Unit 15
Word pretest
1. sparsely—in small amounts
2. recollect—remember
3. deplorable—very
bad
4. conversant—knowledgeable about
5. compile—complete
6.
candid—honest
7. eliminate—remove
8.
wrangle—argue
Word match
1.
legacy—money or property that you receive from
someone after they
die
2. bequeath—to
leave something, especially property, to another
by will
3. precisely—exactly
4.
ethics—moral principles
5.
proposition—proposal, suggestion
6.
disloyalty—behavior of being not loyal
7.
fidget—to move one’s body about restlessly
8.
trial—a legal process in which a court of law
examines a case
9. presume—to suppose
10.
turn down—to refuse
11. bulky—big of its type
and difficult to carry
12. furnish—to put
furniture, carpets, curtains, and other things
into a
room
13. discreditable—shameful
14. solicitor—lawyer
15. hire-
purchase—a way of buying goods gradually;
installment plan
Semantic variations
1. guard—the state of being watchful
2.
ring—the sound of a bell
3. senior—high-
ranking
4. trust—a group of firms combined to
reduce competition and control
prices
5.
figure—to appear
6. note—money
Translation
1. chronometer—a very exact
clock for measuring time
2. encyclopedia—a
work containing information on every branch of
knowledge, or on one particular branch,
subjects or on numerous
aspects of a
particular field, usually arranged alphabetically
3. autography—a person’s own signature or
handwriting
4. chronic—lasting for a long
period of time or marked by frequent
recurrence, as certain diseases
5.
diagram—a plan., sketch, drawing, or outline
designed to explained
how something works
6. pedestrian—a person traveling on foot; a
walker
7. calligraphy—the art of fine
handwriting; handwriting
8. recycle—to use
again