第 110 单元

第 2181–2200 个单词 · album, singer, trail, trap, loose, extension

  1. album

    #2181

    noun

    专辑; 相册; 集邮册

    A collection of songs released together, or a book for collecting photographs or stamps.

    一组一起发行的歌曲,或用于收集照片或邮票的册子。

    1. Her new album has twelve songs and is already popular with fans.

      她的新专辑有十二首歌,已经受到歌迷的欢迎。

    2. I bought the band's latest album after hearing their song on the radio.

      在广播里听到这支乐队的歌后,我买了他们最新的专辑。

    3. My grandmother keeps an old photo album on the living room bookshelf.

      我奶奶把一本旧相册放在客厅的书架上。

    4. We looked through our holiday album and remembered our trip to Spain.

      我们翻看度假相册,回忆起了去西班牙的旅行。

    5. The students created an album of drawings from their art project.

      学生们把艺术项目中的画作制作成了一本画册。

  2. singer

    #2182

    noun

    歌手; 歌唱家

    A person who sings, especially as a job or in public performances.

    唱歌的人,尤其是以唱歌为职业或在公开演出中唱歌的人。

    1. The singer performed three popular songs at the concert last night.

      昨晚,歌手在音乐会上演唱了三首流行歌曲。

    2. My sister wants to become a singer when she finishes school.

      我姐姐想在毕业后成为一名歌手。

    3. We heard a street singer during our walk through the city.

      我们在穿过城市散步时听到一位街头歌手在唱歌。

    4. The singer practiced every morning before recording her new album.

      这位歌手每天早上练习,然后录制她的新专辑。

    5. A famous singer visited the children’s hospital and sang for patients.

      一位著名歌手探访了儿童医院,还为病人们唱了歌。

  3. trail

    #2183

    noun, verb

    小路;踪迹;跟踪;落后

    A path through the countryside, or to follow behind someone or something.

    穿过乡间的小路,或跟在某人或某物后面。

    1. We followed the trail through the forest until we reached the lake.

      我们沿着森林中的小路走,直到到达湖边。

    2. The hiking trail becomes very muddy after heavy rain.

      大雨过后,这条徒步小径变得非常泥泞。

    3. Police dogs tracked the trail left by the missing person.

      警犬追踪失踪人员留下的踪迹。

    4. The software company is trailing its competitors in international sales.

      这家软件公司在国际销售方面落后于竞争对手。

    5. The little boy trailed behind his parents at the busy market.

      在拥挤的市场上,小男孩落在父母后面。

  4. trap

    #2184

    noun, verb

    陷阱; 圈套; 诱捕

    A hidden danger or device that catches someone; to catch someone or something unexpectedly.

    一种隐藏的危险或用来捕捉某人的装置;意外地抓住某人或某物。

    1. The mouse was caught in a trap under the kitchen sink.

      老鼠被厨房水槽下面的捕鼠器抓住了。

    2. Be careful not to fall into the trap of skipping breakfast.

      小心别掉进不吃早餐的陷阱。

    3. The police set a trap for the thief near the train station.

      警方在火车站附近设下圈套,等着小偷上钩。

    4. The hikers became trapped by heavy snow on the mountain.

      徒步旅行者被山上的大雪困住了。

    5. The sales assistant warned me about a trap in the contract.

      销售助理提醒我注意合同里的一个陷阱。

  5. loose

    #2185

    adjective, verb

    松的;宽松的;松开

    Not tight or firmly fixed; to release something or make it no longer tight.

    不紧或没有牢牢固定;使某物松开或不再那么紧。

    1. These shoes feel loose, so I need thicker socks.

      这双鞋感觉有点松,所以我需要穿厚一点的袜子。

    2. The loose handle came off when I lifted the suitcase.

      那个松动的把手在我提起行李箱时掉了下来。

    3. Please tie your loose hair back before cooking dinner.

      做晚饭前,请把散着的头发扎起来。

    4. The dog got loose and ran across the park.

      那只狗挣脱了束缚,跑过了公园。

    5. The doctor told me to loosen my belt after eating.

      医生告诉我饭后把腰带松一松。

  6. extension

    #2186

    noun

    延期;延长部分;延长线;分机号码

    Extra time, space, or an added part connected to something larger.

    额外增加的时间或空间,或者连接到较大整体上的附加部分。

    1. The hotel gave us an extension because our flight was canceled.

      由于我们的航班取消了,酒店允许我们延长入住时间。

    2. She asked for an extension on her school project until Friday.

      她申请将学校项目的截止日期延长到星期五。

    3. We need an extension cord to reach the lamp across the room.

      我们需要一根延长线,才能让房间另一边的台灯接上电源。

    4. The company built an extension to provide more office space.

      公司新建了一栋扩建部分,以提供更多办公空间。

    5. Please call the sales extension if you need help with your order.

      如果您的订单需要帮助,请拨打销售部门的分机号码。

  7. wealth

    #2187

    noun

    财富;财产;富裕

    A large amount of money, property, or valuable things that someone owns.

    某人拥有的大量金钱、财产或贵重物品。

    1. The family built its wealth through years of hard work and careful saving.

      这个家庭多年来通过辛勤工作和精打细算,积累了财富。

    2. Many people believe wealth brings happiness, but strong friendships matter more.

      许多人认为财富能带来幸福,但真挚的友谊更为重要。

    3. The museum displays the wealth of ancient kings through gold crowns and jewelry.

      博物馆通过展示金王冠和珠宝,呈现了古代国王的财富。

    4. She used her wealth to support hospitals, schools, and local community projects.

      她利用自己的财富支持医院、学校和当地社区项目。

    5. The tour guide explained how trade brought great wealth to the old port.

      导游讲解了贸易如何为这座古老的港口城市带来巨大的财富。

  8. gradually

    #2188

    adverb

    逐渐地;渐渐地;逐步地

    Slowly changing over a period of time, with small changes happening one after another.

    在一段时间内缓慢地发生变化,一点一点地逐步改变。

    1. The baby gradually learned to sleep through the night.

      宝宝渐渐学会了整夜安睡。

    2. She gradually became more confident after speaking English every day.

      每天练习说英语后,她逐渐变得更加自信。

    3. The weather gradually improved during our week at the beach.

      我们在海滩度假的那一周,天气逐渐好转。

    4. He gradually added more vegetables to his meals for better health.

      为了保持健康,他逐渐在日常饮食中增加了更多蔬菜。

    5. The shop gradually reduced prices as the end of the season approached.

      随着季末临近,商店逐渐降低了商品价格。

  9. tank

    #2189

    noun, verb

    水箱;储罐;坦克;加油;表现很差

    A large container for holding liquid or gas, or a military vehicle with heavy armor.

    一种用于储存液体或气体的大型容器,也指一种装有厚重装甲的军用车辆。

    1. The water tank is empty, so we need to call the plumber today.

      水箱空了,所以我们今天得叫水管工来修一下。

    2. The fish tank needs cleaning before we buy any more fish.

      在买更多鱼之前,得先把鱼缸清理干净。

    3. The army tank moved slowly across the field during the training exercise.

      在训练演习中,军用坦克缓慢地穿过了田野。

    4. Please tank up the car before we leave for the airport.

      我们去机场之前,请先给车加满油。

    5. She tanked during the final exam because she had not slept well.

      她考试时发挥得很差,因为前一天晚上没睡好。

  10. evil

    #2190

    noun, adjective

    邪恶;邪恶的人或势力;有害的

    Very bad or harmful; a person or force that causes great suffering.

    非常坏的或有害的;造成巨大痛苦的人或势力。

    1. The story is about a battle between good and evil.

      这个故事讲述的是善与恶之间的斗争。

    2. The evil king treated his people cruelly and stole their money.

      那个邪恶的国王残酷地对待他的臣民,还掠夺他们的钱财。

    3. She believes that jealousy can bring out the evil in people.

      她认为嫉妒会激发人性中邪恶的一面。

    4. The doctor warned that smoking could cause serious health problems.

      医生警告说,吸烟可能会导致严重的健康问题。

    5. They discovered an evil plan to cheat customers at the market.

      他们发现了一个在市场上欺骗顾客的邪恶计划。

  11. remarkable

    #2191

    adjective

    非凡的;卓越的;令人惊叹的

    Very unusual or impressive because it is much better or greater than expected.

    非常不寻常或令人印象深刻,因为它比预期的好得多或出色得多。

    1. She made remarkable progress after practicing English every day.

      她每天坚持练习英语,取得了显著的进步。

    2. The doctor was impressed by his remarkable recovery after the accident.

      事故发生后,他恢复得非常好,令医生印象深刻。

    3. We enjoyed a remarkable meal at a small restaurant near the harbor.

      我们在港口附近的一家小餐馆享用了一顿令人难忘的美餐。

    4. The team achieved remarkable results despite having very little time.

      尽管时间非常紧迫,团队还是取得了令人瞩目的成绩。

    5. It is remarkable that the old house still looks beautiful.

      这栋老房子至今仍然如此漂亮,真是令人惊叹。

  12. tune

    #2192

    noun, verb

    曲调;调音;调整

    A melody, or to adjust something until it works or sounds right.

    一段旋律;或者通过调整某物,使其运行正常或听起来恰到好处。

    1. I love this tune; it always makes me feel happy.

      我很喜欢这首曲子,它总能让我心情愉快。

    2. Could you tune the guitar before the school concert?

      你能在学校音乐会开始前给吉他调一下音吗?

    3. The mechanic tuned the engine before our long trip.

      修理工在我们长途旅行前给发动机做了调试。

    4. She tuned the radio to her favorite station while cooking dinner.

      做晚饭时,她把收音机调到了自己最喜欢的电台。

    5. We need to tune our plans after the train was delayed.

      火车晚点了,我们需要相应地调整计划。

  13. grass

    #2193

    noun, verb

    草地;草;牧草

    Green plants with narrow leaves that cover the ground; to feed or cut these plants.

    覆盖地面的绿色植物,叶片细长;给这些植物施肥或修剪这些植物。

    1. The children are playing football on the grass after school.

      放学后,孩子们正在草地上踢足球。

    2. Please keep off the grass while the gardeners plant new flowers.

      园丁正在种植新的花卉,请勿践踏草地。

    3. We sat on the grass and ate sandwiches during our lunch break.

      午休时,我们坐在草地上吃三明治。

    4. The horse was grazing on fresh grass beside the country road.

      马儿正在乡间公路旁吃新鲜的青草。

    5. I need to mow the grass before our friends arrive this afternoon.

      我得在今天下午朋友来之前把草坪修剪一下。

  14. invitation

    #2194

    noun

    邀请;请柬;邀请函

    A request asking someone to come to an event, place, or occasion.

    邀请某人参加某个活动、前往某个地方或出席某个场合的请求。

    1. We received an invitation to my cousin's wedding next month.

      我们收到了邀请,下个月去参加我表亲的婚礼。

    2. Thank you for the invitation; I would love to come to dinner.

      谢谢你的邀请,我很乐意来吃晚饭。

    3. She sent invitations to all her classmates for her birthday party.

      她给所有同学都发了生日派对的邀请函。

    4. My manager gave me an invitation to attend the company's annual meeting.

      经理邀请我参加公司的年度会议。

    5. The hotel invitation included a free breakfast and a guided city tour.

      酒店的邀请函包含免费早餐和城市导览服务。

  15. transition

    #2195

    noun, verb

    过渡;转变;转换

    a change from one state, activity, or situation to another

    从一种状态、活动或情况转变为另一种状态、活动或情况。

    1. The transition from school to work can feel difficult at first.

      从学校步入职场,起初可能会让人觉得有些困难。

    2. Our team is planning the transition to a new computer system.

      我们团队正在计划过渡到一套新的计算机系统。

    3. The film makes a smooth transition from a quiet scene to an exciting chase.

      这部电影从安静的场景自然过渡到了一场激烈的追逐戏。

    4. She needed time to transition back to normal life after her hospital stay.

      住院治疗结束后,她需要一些时间才能重新适应正常生活。

    5. Adding fresh herbs helped transition the simple soup into a flavorful meal.

      加入新鲜香草后,原本简单的汤变成了一道风味十足的美食。

  16. frighten

    #2196

    verb

    使害怕;吓唬;使担忧

    to make someone feel afraid or worried

    使某人感到害怕或担心。

    1. The loud thunder frightened the baby during the storm last night.

      昨晚暴风雨期间,响亮的雷声吓坏了宝宝。

    2. Dark streets can frighten people who are walking home alone.

      昏暗的街道可能会让独自走夜路回家的人感到害怕。

    3. The sudden noise frightened me while I was cooking dinner.

      我正在做晚饭时,突然传来的声音把我吓了一跳。

    4. Some students were frightened by the difficult exam before class began.

      上课前,一些学生被这场难度很大的考试吓到了。

    5. The doctor’s serious voice frightened him, but the test results were normal.

      医生严肃的语气让他感到害怕,但检查结果显示一切正常。

  17. bid

    #2197

    noun, verb

    出价;投标;努力争取;告别

    To offer money for something, or the amount of money offered.

    为某物出价,或所报出的金额。

    1. Several people made a bid for the painting at the evening auction.

      几个人在晚间拍卖会上竞相出价购买这幅画。

    2. The company won the contract after submitting the lowest bid.

      这家公司提交了最低报价,最终赢得了这份合同。

    3. I bid ten dollars for the old lamp at the market.

      我在集市上出价十美元买下了那盏旧台灯。

    4. She bid farewell to her friends before boarding the train.

      上火车前,她向朋友们告别。

    5. The team is bidding to host next year's international sports event.

      这个团队正在努力争取明年国际体育赛事的主办权。

  18. breed

    #2198

    noun, verb

    品种;繁殖;培育

    A type of animal, or to produce animals with particular qualities.

    一种动物的品种,或通过繁殖培育出具有特定品质的动物。

    1. She chose a gentle breed of dog that was good with children.

      她选择了一种性情温顺、适合与孩子相处的狗。

    2. This breed of chicken lays large brown eggs throughout the year.

      这种鸡一年四季都能产下个头较大的棕色鸡蛋。

    3. Some farmers breed sheep for their soft wool and healthy meat.

      一些农民饲养绵羊,以获取柔软的羊毛和优质的羊肉。

    4. The two horses were bred carefully to produce strong racing animals.

      这两匹马经过精心配种,以培育出体格强健的赛马。

    5. Fear can breed problems when people avoid talking about difficult situations.

      当人们回避讨论棘手的问题时,恐惧可能会滋生更多麻烦。

  19. extraordinary

    #2199

    adjective

    非凡的;非同寻常的

    Very unusual, special, or impressive in a way that is much better than usual.

    非常不寻常、特别或令人印象深刻,远胜于一般水平。

    1. She has an extraordinary talent for remembering people's names.

      她记住别人名字的能力非凡。

    2. The team made an extraordinary effort to finish the project on time.

      团队付出了非凡的努力,按时完成了项目。

    3. We enjoyed an extraordinary meal at a small restaurant near the station.

      我们在车站附近一家小餐馆享用了一顿非同寻常的饭菜。

    4. The doctor said his recovery after the accident was extraordinary.

      医生说,他在事故后的恢复情况非常不寻常。

    5. They saw an extraordinary view of the mountains from their hotel room.

      他们从酒店房间看到了非凡的山景。

  20. brilliant

    #2200

    adjective

    聪明的;出色的;极好的

    Very clever, impressive, or excellent.

    非常聪明、令人印象深刻或优秀。

    1. That was a brilliant idea for solving the problem quickly.

      那是一个能快速解决问题的绝妙主意。

    2. You did a brilliant job organizing the school festival.

      你把学校的节日活动组织得非常出色。

    3. The hotel has a brilliant view of the mountains.

      这家酒店可以欣赏到壮丽的山景。

    4. She looked brilliant in her new blue dress at dinner.

      晚餐时,她穿着那条新的蓝色连衣裙,显得光彩照人。

    5. The doctor said his brilliant recovery surprised everyone.

      医生说,他惊人的康复情况让所有人都感到意外。

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