Eim 1 教材单词表(英英)

Unit Pageno.English Word Part ofspeechIPA French*Français*Definition Example sentence112about prepəˈbaʊt de relating to a particular subject or person We learn about some interesting people inhistory lessons.112about advəˈbaʊt environ used before a number or amount to meanapproximatelyI've got about thirty pounds in the bank. 117actor nˈæktəacteur a man whose job is to perform in plays and films He's the most famous actor I've ever seen. 117after prepˈɑːftəaprès when a time or event has happened I have my music lessons after school.112afternoon nˌɑːftəˈnuːn après-midi the time between the middle of the day, and theeveningPE lessons are always in the afternoon. 112again advəˈgen de nouveau once more I'll see you again next week.117age n eɪdʒâge the number of years that someone has lived, or thatsomething has existedYou need to fill in your age on the form.113always advˈɔːlweɪz toujours every time, or at all times; at all times in the past;forever I am always happy to see you; Have you always lived here?; I will always love him.116artistic adjɑːˈtɪstɪk artistique showing skill and imagination in creating things,especially in painting, drawing, etcShe's very artistic and she's good at music. 116away advəˈweɪloin to or in a different place or situation He doesn’t live far away from me.112back adv bæk retourner where someone or something was before Put it back before anyone sees that it's gone. 115be good at v biː gʊd ətêtre bon en to be able to do something well He’s good at sports.115beach n biːtʃplage an area of sand or rocks next to the sea They enjoy going to the beach in the summer. 112bee n biːabeille a yellow and black insect that makes honey(=sweet, sticky food)Bees direct each other to the best flowers. 112beehive nˈbiːhaɪvz ruche a special container where people keep bees Bees live in beehives.112beekeeping nˈbiːˌkiːpɪŋapiculture looking after bees in order to produce honey Beekeeping is an unusual hobby.115bike n baɪk vélo bicycle I decided to go on my bike.116Biology n baɪˈɒlədʒi biologie the study of living things She studies Biology at school112book n bʊk livre pages of paper together in a cover for people toread; a set of pages fastened together in a coverand used for writing on I’m reading such a good book; Let me write that in my address book.116boy n bɔɪgarçon a male child or young man There are more boys than girls in this class. 112breakfast nˈbrekfəst petit déjeuner the food you eat in the morning after you wake up What would you like for breakfast?117British adj/nˈbrɪtɪʃbritannique,Britanniquecoming from or relating to The United Kingdom The Beatles were a British group.116Chemistry nˈkemɪstri Chimie the scientific study of substances and how theychange when they combine My favourite science is Chemistry, but I also enjoy Biology.112cinema nˈsɪnəməcinéma a building where you go to watch films We decided to go to the cinema.115class n klɑːs classe a group of students who have lessons together She's the cleverest person in the class.116club n klʌb club an organization for people who want to take part in asport or social activity together, or the building theyuse for thisOur school has a lot of clubs and groups.112come round v raʊnd venir chez quelqu'un to visit someone in their home They all came round to my house on my birthday. 113complete v kəmˈpliːt compléter to finish doing or making something Once the form is completed, you should post it. 114computer n kəmˈpjuːtəordinateur an electronic machine that can store and arrangelarge amounts of informationWe've put all our records on computer.116creative adj kriˈeɪtɪv créatif good at thinking of new ideas and makinginteresting things The students have all been very creative with this project.116curriculum n kəˈrɪkjʊləm programme d'études all the subjects taught in a school, college, etc or onan educational course English and Maths are part of the National Curriculum.115dance v dɑːns danser to move your feet and body to the rhythm of music If you enjoy dancing, you'll love the show.116day n deɪjour a period of 24 hours I'm only working four days this week.112different adjˈdɪfrnt différent not the same as someone or something else There are different ways of showing yourfeelings.116Drama nˈdrɑːməart dramatique plays and acting generally I enjoyed drama, music and art at school.114early adjˈɜːli tôt near the beginning of a period of time, process, etc I get to school early so I can do my homework. 117email nˈiːmeɪl courrier électronique a message sent to a computer Will you send me an email when you get home? 116England nˈɪŋglənd Angleterre a country in Europe I have a penfriend in England.116English nˈɪŋglɪʃanglais the language that is spoken in the UK, the US, andin many other countriesWe have an English lesson every day.115example nɪgˈzɑːmpl exemple something that is typical of the group of things thatyou are talking aboutGive me an example of someone being kind. 115false adj fɑːls faux not true or correct Decide if the sentences are true or false.112feed v fiːd nourrir to give food to a person, group, or animal.Don't forget to feed the goldfish.113France n frɑːns France a country in Europe Paris is the capital of France116French adj/n frenʃfrançais, Français coming from or relating to France She speaks with a French accent.116fun n fʌn s'amuser enjoyment or pleasure, or something that gives youenjoyment or pleasureWe have so much fun in the drama club.116Geography n dʒiˈɒgrəfi géographie the study of all the countries of the world, and of thesurface of the Earth, such as the mountains andseas In Geography this week, we learned about global warming.112get up v get ʌp se lever to move out of your bed in the morning I got up at 7.30 this morning.116group n gruːp groupe a number of people or things that are together inone place I joined an online group that supports press freedom.114guitar n gɪˈtɑːguitare a musical instrument with strings that you play bypulling the strings with your fingersan electric guitar116gymnastics n dʒɪmˈnæstɪks gymnastique a sport in which you do physical exercises on thefloor and on different pieces of equipment, often incompetitions There's a gymnastics club at our local sports centre.117have to v hæv tuːdevoir if you have to do something, you need to do it orsomeone makes you do itI have to go to the doctor’s this afternoon. 116History nˈhɪstri histoire the study of things that happened in the past He’s studying history at college.112hive n haɪv ruche a special container where people keep bees The bees gathered around the hive.112hobby nˈhɒːbi passe-temps, hobby an activity that you enjoy and do regularly when youare not workingMy hobby is making jewellery.112honey nˈhʌni miel a sweet, sticky food that is made by bees Honey is very sweet.116horse n hɔːs cheval a large animal with four legs, which people ride oruse to pull heavy thingsShe's always wanted to own a horse.113ice cream nˌaɪsˈkriːm glace a sweet food made from frozen milk or cream andsugarchocolate / vanilla ice cream116ICT nˌaɪsiːˈtiːtechnologie del'information et de lacommunication (TIC)information and communication technology: the useof computers and other electronic equipment tostore and send informationICT is my favourite subject.116idea n aɪˈdɪəidée a suggestion or plan"Why don't we ask Georgia?" "That's a goodidea."117information nˌɪnfəˈmeɪʃn informations facts about a situation or person It’s a vital piece of information.116Information andCommunicationTechnology nˌɪnfəˈmeɪʃn ændkəˌmjuːnɪˈkeɪʃntekˈnɒlədʒitechnologie del'information et de lacommunicationthe use of computers and other electronicequipment to send and store informationI am studying Information Technology because Iwant to be a computer programmer.114interest nˈɪntrəst intérêt something you enjoy doing, studying, orexperiencing We have time for our hobbies and interests at school.Wordlist: English to FrenchUnit Pageno.English Word Part ofspeechIPA French*Français*Definition Example sentenceWordlist: English to French112n Internet the large system of connected computers around She spends all her time on the Internet.Unit Pageno.English Word Part ofspeechIPA French*Français*Definition Example sentenceWordlist: English to French116n théâtre the work of writing, acting in, and producing plays I saw a Shakespeare play at the theatre.Unit Pageno.English Word Part ofspeechIPA French*Français*Definition Example sentenceWordlist: English to French223n métal a usually hard, shiny material such as iron, gold, or It’s too heavy to lift; it’s made of metal.Unit Pageno.English Word Part ofspeechIPA French*Français*Definition Example sentenceWordlist: English to French326n patron, chef someone who is responsible for employees and The boss always tells me what to do.Unit Pageno.English Word Part ofspeechIPA French*Français*Definition Example sentenceWordlist: English to French330n musicien someone who plays a musical instrument, often as My uncle is a famous musician.Unit Pageno.English Word Part ofspeechIPA French*Français*Definition Example sentenceWordlist: English to French439n finale the last part of a competition to decide who will win They are a great team and might even get to theUnit Pageno.English Word Part ofspeechIPA French*Français*Definition Example sentenceWordlist: English to French434n mercredi the day of the week after Tuesday and before We go swimming every Wednesday.Unit Pageno.English Word Part ofspeechIPA French*Français*Definition Example sentenceWordlist: English to French544véconomiser to keep money so that you can buy something with I’m saving up for a car.Unit Pageno.English Word Part ofspeechIPA French*Français*Definition Example sentenceWordlist: English to French646n exercice physical activity that you do to make your body Swimming is my favourite form of exercise.Unit Pageno.English Word Part ofspeechIPA French*Français*Definition Example sentenceWordlist: English to French646n stress feelings of worry caused by difficult situations such I wish there was less stress in my life.Unit Pageno.English Word Part ofspeechIPA French*Français*Definition Example sentenceWordlist: English to French754n islandais coming from or relating to Iceland There aren't many people outside Iceland whoUnit Pageno.English Word Part ofspeechIPA French*Français*Definition Example sentenceWordlist: English to French867n cassette a flat, plastic case containing a long piece of Before CDs we listened to music on cassettes.Unit Pageno.English Word Part ofspeechIPA French*Français*Definition Example sentenceWordlist: English to French862adj populaire liked by many people Jack was the most popular boy's name that year.Unit Pageno.English Word Part ofspeechIPA French*Français*Definition Example sentenceWordlist: English to French968n terre the soil in an area The apples fell off the tree and landed on theUnit Pageno.English Word Part ofspeechIPA French*Français*Definition Example sentenceWordlist: English to French972n thé a hot drink that you make by pouring water onto The English drink tea with milk.Unit Pageno.English Word Part ofspeechIPA French*Français*Definition Example sentenceWordlist: English to French1074v rater to arrive too late to get on a bus, train, or aircraft I missed the bus so my dad came and picked meUnit Pageno.English Word Part ofspeechIPA French*Français*Definition Example sentenceWordlist: English to French1186n préposition a word or group of words that is used before a noun Use the correct preposition to complete theUnit Pageno.English Word Part ofspeechIPA French*Français*Definition Example sentenceWordlist: English to French1294adv heureusement used when you are saying about something good Luckily I had some money with me.Unit Pageno.English Word Part ofspeechIPA French*Français*Definition Example sentenceWordlist: English to French13100n paradis a perfect place or situation We live in a tropical paradise.Unit Pageno.English Word Part ofspeechIPA French*Français*Definition Example sentenceWordlist: English to French14104n cuillère an object with a handle and a round, curved part at You can't eat toast with a spoon. @ Cambridge University Press 2011。