Let's continue with our vocabulary hunting this week (11/09-11/15).
To complete the task,you should
- 想清楚任務 Think carefully about which letter you're responsible for (A-Z, which one?)
- 下載單字表 Download the word list (中高級參考完整字表!) from Learner Resources 5:
http://freshmanenglish0933.blogspot.com/2009/10/learner-resources-5.html - 找重點單字 Search for words that have to do with OVERCOMING OBSTACLES
- 剪貼重點字 Copy and paste those topic-related words
- 解釋重點字 Offer word class and Chinese translation
- 重點字舉例 Offer example sentences
- 張貼重點字 Post a LIST of those words HERE
- 寫清楚頭尾 Begin your post with the letter (A-Z, which one?) and end with your names
NOTE:
參考1013-1019 (Media-Related) Vocab Hunting 貼文，
但加入詞性、中文解釋、例句！
Wendy
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ReplyDelete1.ultimate (adj) 最終
2.unacceptable (adj) 不能接受的
3.undergo (verb) 經歷
4.undoubted (adj) 毋庸置疑的
5.unfair (adj) 不公平的
6.unbringing (verb) 培養
7.unpredictable (adj) 出乎意料的
by:黃俊興 0933
Hi 俊興,
ReplyDeleteI really appreciate your efficiency in vocabulary hunting,
but the search outcome should include example sentences(每字例句)!
Please help yourself do the revision and REPOST it here BELOW your old post.
Wendy
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ReplyDeleteQq
ReplyDelete1.qualifier(noun.)給予資格的人
2.quench(verb.)熄滅
3.query(noun./verb.)疑問、查詢
4.quest(noun./verb.)探求、尋求；尋找
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ReplyDeleteOo
ReplyDeleteobstacle n. 障礙
ex:helen has a physical obstacle.
ordeal n. 考驗
ex: this ordeal help you to overcome problems in the future.
outstanding adj. 傑出的
ex: the obstacle can make you outstanding if you overcome it.
overcome v. 克服
problem that can be overcame is not problem.
by 朱民虔 0933
Xx
ReplyDeleteX-ray n. X光
ex: We can use x-ray to check physical obstacles.
by 林九洲 黃金國 0933
reckless adj 不顧一切的
ReplyDeleteReckless of consequences,the boy left home.那孩子不顧後果離家出
reclaim vt 糾正，拯救，教化
To reclaim a man from error.使人改邪歸正
recover vt 痊癒，恢復
To recover consciousness.恢復知覺
recruit n 恢復
To recruit pne's health.恢復健康
rectify vt 修正，改正
To rectify error.改正錯誤
reduce vt 控制，征服
To reduce a town by siege.用圍困來征服一城鎮
reform vt 改頭換面，改過自新
He promised to reform.他答應改過自新
rescue vt 解救，救出
A resce team are trying to reach the trapped miners.救援隊盡力救出受困的礦工
resolute adj 勇敢的，堅決的
He was resolute in his attemp to climb to the top of the mountain.他堅決要登上這山頂
resolution n 決心
To show great resolution.表現堅定之決斷力
By 詩芸 皓中
1 gear Vi (不及物動詞)準備好;安排好[(+up)]
ReplyDeleteThey geared up for the new season's production.
他們為新的一個季度的生產作好準備。
2 gesture Vi (不及物動詞)做手勢,用動作示意
She was gesturing so excitedly that I knew something was wrong.
她如此激動地打著手勢,我就知道出了問題
3 gifted a. (形容詞 adjective) 有天資的,有天賦的
He is a gifted athlete.
他是個有天賦的運動員。
4 glad a. (形容詞 adjective) 高興的,快活的[F][(+at/about/for/of)][+to-v][+(that)]
We're glad that he's got a job.
我們為他找到工作而高興。
I am glad of the outcome.
對那結果我很高興。
He was glad at/about the news.
他聽到那消息很高興。
5 gloom n.(名詞) 憂鬱的心情;沮喪的氣氛[U]
His death cast a gloom over the country.
他的死給這個國家蒙上了一層陰影。
6 grant n.[C]授予物;獎學金,助學金,補助金
The handicapped in this country receive a grant from the government.
這個國家的殘障人士可得到政府的補助金。
7.grasp
n.[S]
1. 抓,緊握;抱
The blind held my hand in a nervously grasp.
那位盲人緊張地緊緊握著我的手。
2. 理解,領會
Helen Killer ‘s ideas is beyond her teacher grasp.
他的想法我不能理解。
3. 能力所及的限度;範圍
This game seemed within the Diane Schuur's grasp.
這遊戲看來對Diane Schuur並非難事。
4. 控制;支配;控制力
Anne Frank was in the grasp of Nazi.
安妮受到德國納粹黨的支配控制。
vt.
1. 抓牢;握緊;抱住
The blind girl frightened grasped her mother's arm.
那個看不見的女孩受驚的抓住了她母親的手臂。
2. 領會,理解
Helen Keller doesn't grasp her teacher’s meaning which she want to teach in her childhood.
海倫凱勒小時候不懂她老師想要教她的意思。
3. 急切地抓住(機會等)
Frank McCourt grasp chance that could let him get rid of poverty.
Frank McCourt 急切地抓住可以讓他擺脫貧窮的機會。
vi.抓
Frank McCourt will grasp at anything that might help him achieve fame.
Frank McCourt會搶著做任何有助於他成名的事情。
8. grieve
vt. 使悲傷;使苦惱
I was grieved to hear that he had been hurt and broke a leg in a car accident.
聽說他在車禍不但受傷而且還斷了一條腿,我很傷心。
vi. 悲傷;哀悼[(+for/at/over)]
She was grieving for the dead baby.
她為死去的孩子悲傷。
9.grief
n.
1. 悲痛,悲傷[U]
The mother went mad with grief after the child died.
孩子死後,母親因悲痛而發瘋了。
2. 悲痛的緣由[C]
Her heroin-addicted husband is a grief to her.
她那吸海洛因成癮的丈夫真讓她痛心。
3. 不幸;災難;失敗[U][C]
Helen Keller ‘s disable place is a big grief to her parent.
海倫凱勒的殘障對她的父母真是個巨大的災難。
10.greet
vt
1. (以特定方式)接受;對...作出反應[O][(+with)]
Beethoven was see people’s applause and greet with the audience because he couldn’t hear.
Beethoven 因為他聽不見，所以他是看見大家的喝采才對聽眾作出反應。(怪怪的，請老師幫我看一下…)
2. 映入(眼簾);傳入(耳中);被...所感知
Applause of the public greeted Diane Schuur’s ears.
群眾的喝采掌聲傳入Diane Schuur’s的耳中。
11.grim adj. 堅強的,不屈的
ReplyDeleteAmelia Earhart flied across the Atlantic with grim determination and she did it in facing two obstacles: prejudice and lack of money.
Amelia Earhart在面對對她的偏見和缺乏金錢資助這兩大障礙下，懷著堅強的決心飛越大西洋最後她也作到了。
12.grip
n.
1. 緊握;緊咬;夾住[C][S1]
The child would not let go his grip on Tom.
這孩子緊緊地抓住湯姆不放。
2. 理解;掌握;控制;吸引力[S]
He is just beginning to get a grip of the subject.
他剛剛開始能掌握這一科。
vt.
1. 握(或咬,夾)牢
She gripped my hand in a little fear because she can’t see .
她因為看不見所以有些害怕地握緊我的手。
2. 掌握;控制;吸引;抓住(注意力等)
His performance gripped the audience.
他的表演深深地吸引住觀眾。
13.groan
n.[C]
1. 呻吟聲;哼聲
The man gave a groan of pain.
那人發出痛苦的呻吟聲。
2. 【口】抱怨(聲)
The groan of the public in the nation has been heard everywhere.
這個國家的人民的抱怨聲在四處都可聽見。
vi.
1. 呻吟
The girl groaned in pain.
那女孩痛苦地呻吟著。
2. 受重壓;受壓迫;受苦[(+beneath/under)]
The nation groaned under the dictator's rule.
那個國家在獨裁者統治下受盡苦難。
3. 【口】抱怨
He always groan how difficult to use one hand to drive car to me.
他總是向我抱怨用一隻手開車是多麼地困難。
vt. 用呻吟表示;呻吟著說
"I'm sick," he groaned.
他呻吟著說:"我病了"。
14.grope
vi.觸摸;暗中摸[Q][(+for)]
Helen Keller groped for her belongings in the dark sight.
海倫凱勒靠著觸摸在尋找著她的私人物品。
15.grumble
vi. 抱怨,發牢騷[(+at/about/over)]
But there is no use in grumbling.
可抱怨有什麼用呢。
vt. 埋怨;對...表示不滿[(+out)]
He grumbled out his reasons for refusing the command.
他生氣地說出拒絕執行該項命令的理由。
n. 怨言,牢騷[C]
She is full of grumbles to her boss.
她對她的上司牢騷滿腹。
16.gulp
vt.抑制,忍住[(+down/back)]
Mother gulped back her tears when she had seen her baby has only one hand with born.
母親忍住了眼淚,當她看到她剛出生的孩子只有一隻手的時候。
n.[C] 哽塞(聲)
Facing to the teacher’s criticize, Jennifer only send out a gulp and doesn’t say anything.
對於老師的指責，珍妮佛只有哽塞一聲便不說話了。
17.gut
n.【口】勇氣,膽量,毅力[P]
Frank McCourt is a man with plenty of guts
Frank McCourt是一個相當有毅力的人。
by 1~5.chuen ting(劉純婷)
6~17.HSU YU-WEN(徐育雯)
If we have any mistakes,please tell to us.
Thank you for watching and helping,teacher and every classmates.
Yy
ReplyDelete1.Yarn
(vi.)【口】講故事;長談[(+about)]
The old mariner liked to yarn about his sea adventures.
老水手喜歡講他的海上奇遇
(n.)【口】冒險故事;奇談[C]
He spun a yarn about his friendship with the royal family.
他胡謅了一通他與王室之間友情的故事。
2.Yearn
(vi.) 思念;渴望;嚮往[(+for/after/towards)][+to-v]
The slaves yearned for freedom.
3.Yield (vi)服從 屈服 投降
I will never yield to enemy.
我永不向敵人屈服。
4.Youth (n)年輕 朝氣 青春
we should grasp our youth.
我們要抓住我們的青年。
1.baffle 使受挫折,阻撓
ReplyDelete使困惑,難住 阻礙,阻擋
He tried hard to baffle our plan.
他力圖阻撓我們的計劃。
2.beaten 打敗,勝過
I think Jack can beat all the runners in the country.
我認為傑克可以勝過這個國家的所有賽跑選手。
3.bold 無畏的
Mr. Jordan made a bold speech.
喬丹先生做了一次大膽的演講。
4.bond 結合力
Common interests formed a bond between us.
共同的利益把我們聯繫在一起。
5.beyond
6.breakthrough 突破性進展;突破點
7.breakdown 衰弱,衰竭
She has had a nervous breakdown.
她神經崩潰了。
by 官禹and蘇俊霖
wholesome[adj]
ReplyDelete有益於身心健康的;有益的
Swimming is a wholesome pleasure to babies.
wither[v]
枯萎,乾枯;凋謝[(+away/up)]
The flowerin the vase withered.
消亡;衰弱;失去生氣[(+away)]
Links with the outside community withered.
withhold
抑制;阻擋[v]
The dam was too weak to withhold the pressure of the rising water.
withstand[vt.]
抵擋,反抗;禁得起
The walls can withstand high winds.
witty[adj]
機智的;說話風趣的
He is a witty man.
woe[v]
困難;災難;不幸
He was faithful to me in weal and woe.
wretched[adj]
不幸的,可憐的,悲慘的,痛苦的
They are living in wretched poverty.
wade(vi.):艱難地前進
EX: A blind person had to wade though all the books with Braille.
wail(vi.):慟哭,嚎啕
EX:This person started to wail because he can't overcome the obstacles.
way out(ph.):解決之道
EX:The way-out of this is just overcoming your obstacles.
weary(adj.):厭倦的,厭煩的
EX:She grew weary of facing her obstacles all the time.
weep(vi.):哭泣,流淚
EX:The man wept over his poor life.
wheelchair(n.):輪椅
EX:The disabled people which have lost their legs must have wheelchairs.
whine(vt.):哀訴;嘀咕著說
EX:The child whined that she was blinded.
by林郁軒 黃鈺翔
zeal.熱心;熱誠[U][(+for)]
ReplyDeleteHis boss highly appreciates his zeal for his work.
zip.(子彈的)尖嘯聲;(布匹的)撕裂聲[C]
We heard the zip of a bullet.
zone.地帶;地區
I'd like to see Europe as a nuclear-free zone.
zipper
by 國益 浩唐
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ReplyDeleteeager (a)渴望的
She is eager for success.
ear (n)耳朵
Don't shout into my ear, please.
economic (a)經濟上的
They bought an old house for economic reasons.
economical (a)節儉的
She is an economical housewife.
effort (n)努力,盡力
I decided to make one more effort.
emotion (n)情緒
Love, hatred, and grief are emotions.
emotional (a)感情脆弱的
She is an emotional woman.
encourage (v)鼓勵
She encouraged him to talk to her.
encouragement (n)鼓勵
He owed his success to his wife's encouragement.
endeavor (v)努力,力圖
He endeavored to streamline the plant organization.
endurance (n)忍受
He came to the end of his endurance.
endure (v)忍受
The old man had to endure a toothache.
exile (n)離鄉背景者
He has been an exile for ten years.
By 學佑,冠緯
1.Damp vt. (及物動詞) 使沮喪;抑制;降低
ReplyDeleteex.The setback did not damp his zest.
2.Decisive a. (形容詞) 決定性的,決定的
ex.This is the decisive moment in his career.
3.Decline vi. (不及物動詞) 減少;衰退,衰落
ex.As one grows older one's memory declines.
4.Default n. (名詞) 不參加(比賽);(中途)棄權
ex.The other team didn't arrive,so our team won by default.
5.Defeat vt. (及物動詞) 戰勝,擊敗
ex.The English defeated the French troops.
6.Demise n. (名詞) 死亡;終止
ex.The suddenly demise of the old newspaper shocked everyone.
7.Deport vt. (及物動詞) 驅逐(出境);放逐
ex.Even if they didn't put her in jail,they would deport her.
8.Depress vt. (及物動詞) 使沮喪,使消沈,使心灰意冷
ex.Rainy weather always depresses me.
9.Deprive vt. (及物動詞) 剝奪,從...奪走;使喪失[(+of)]
ex.These misfortunes almost deprived him of his reason.
10.Despair n. (名詞) 1.絕望;令人絕望的人(或事物)[the S][(+of)] 2.vi. (不及物動詞) 絕望,喪失信心[(+of)]
ex(1).Charlie was in despair. (2).He despairs of winning a scholarship.
11.Desperate a. (形容詞) 情急拼命的,鋌而走險的
ex.A deserate man will stop at nothing to get what he wants.
12.Despise vt. (及物動詞) 鄙視;看不起
ex.Honest students despise cheating.
13.Devour vt. (及物動詞) 吞沒,毀滅
ex.The flames soon devoured the entire building.
14.Difficulty n. (名詞) 困難,艱難
ex.I had no difficulty in getting in touch with her.
15.Dilemma n. (名詞) 困境,進退兩難
ex.Mary is facing a dilemma of obeying her father or marrying the man she loves.
16.Disability n/無能的:無力的:殘疾:殘障:無資格:限制
ex.Blindness is a very serious disability.
17.Disable vt/使失去能力:使殘障:使無資格
ex.He was disabled in the accident.
18.Disabled adj/殘廢的:有缺陷的
ex.He is disabled.
19.Disadvantage n/不利條件:不利:損失:損害 vt/使處於不利:損害
ex.His lack of education was a disadvantage when he looked for job.
20.Disadvantaged adj/貧困的:弱勢的 n/弱勢團體
ex.There are a lot of disadvantaged families there.
21.Disappoint vt/使失望:使破滅:挫敗
ex.I’m afraid you’re very disappointed with me.
22.Disappointed adj/失望的:沮喪的:落空的:受挫折的
ex.We were disappointed at the results.
23.Disaster n/災難:不幸
ex.We were all shocked by the disaster.
24.Disastrous adj/災害的:悲慘的
ex.A disastrous fire in the city caused loss of life money.
25.Discomfort n/不舒服:不適；不安:困苦 vt/使不安
ex.She suffered great discomfort because her shoes were too tight.
26.Discourage vt/使洩氣:使沮喪:勸阻:阻擋:防止:不允許
ex.She was discouraged by setbacks.
27.Disease n/疾病:病害:不健全 vt/使生病:使不健全
ex.Most disease could be wiped out.
28.Disgrace n/丟臉:恥辱:不光采 vt/使丟臉:使蒙受恥辱
ex.There’s no disgrace.
29.Disregard vt/不理會:不顧:漠視:不尊重 n/忽視:漠視:不尊重
ex.We cannot disregard his coming late to work so often.
30.Distress n/悲痛:苦惱:憂傷:貧困:不幸:引起痛苦的事物 vt/使背痛:使苦惱:使貧困
ex.Arthur’s visits caused him more distress than pleasure.
31.Drawback n/缺點:不利條件:障礙:妨礙:撤回
ex.The pnly drawback of the plan is that it costs too much.
32.Dumb adj/啞的:沉默寡言的
She was struck dumb with fear.
Sorry!I forgot it.The vocabulary"D" is by 珮因&崴宇:)
ReplyDeleteSorry!The vocabulary"Y" is by 依純.郁雯
ReplyDeleteknob (1)球型突出物,瘤
ReplyDelete(2)圓丘,小山
EX:I got a knob after sitting on chair long time.
knuckel (1)關節
(2)肘,蹄
EX:I hurt my knuckle.
BY 莊祐霖 黃潔倫
accomplished adj. 實現的 完成的
ReplyDeleteaccumulate v. 累積
accumulation n. 累積
activate v. 使活動;創設
addict n. 上癮
adjacent adj. 鄰近的
adjectment n. 調整
administer v. 管理
adore v. 崇拜
advancement n. 前進;出頭
advent n. 到來;出現
advert n. 留意
avocate v. 提倡
affirm v. 認定;肯定
aggressive adj. 積極進取的
amend v. 修正
amiable v. 親切的
by 雅筑&怡家
I really appreciate all your hard work,
ReplyDeletebut I still have to remind you to read carefully the directions and requirements before you start doing your homework!
As in the 2nd vocabulary hunting,
you're supposed to offer both Chinese definition and example sentences in addition to the words themselves.
And it's perfectly okay to reach me at wendychangnchu@gmail.com when you cannot understand any of the assignments.
Wendy
maintain v. 維持;保養
ReplyDeletemalaria n. 瘧疾
manifestation n. 顯示;發表;表明
mankind n. 人類
marrow n. 骨髓
massacre v.n. 大屠殺;殘殺
mature vi. 成熟;成長
measles n. 麻疹;風疹
meek adj. 溫順的;柔順的
mental adj. 心智的;心理的
mentor n. 良師益友;人生的導師
mercy v. 慈悲;憐憫
method n. 方法
misreable adj. 悲慘的;可憐的
misfortune n. 不幸;厄運
monument n. 紀念碑;遺跡
mortality n. 死亡數;必死性
mourn v. 哀痛;悲嘆
mute adj. 沉默的;啞的;不會說話的