名师a计划英语2023单词小本

名师a计划英语2023单词小本
Master A PLAN English 2023 Vocabulary Booklet.
Introduction.
Welcome to the Master A PLAN English 2023 Vocabulary Booklet. This booklet has been designed to help you build a strong vocabulary for the English language. The words in this booklet have been carefully selected to be the most important and frequently used words in English. By learning these words, you will be able to improve your reading comprehension, writing skills, and speaking ability.
How to Use This Booklet.
This booklet is divided into 20 units. Each unit contains a list of 20 words, along with their definitions and examples of how they are used in sentences. To get the most benefit from this booklet, you should try to learn 10 words per day. You can do this by reading the words and
their definitions, and then trying to use them in your own sentences. You can also use the words in your everyday conversations.
Tips for Learning Vocabulary.
Here are some tips for learning vocabulary:
Start with the most important words. The words in this booklet have been sorted by frequency, so the most important words are listed first.
Use the words in context. When you learn a new word, try to use it in a sentence. This will help you to remember the word and its meaning.
Review regularly. The best way to remember new words is to review them regularly. Try to review the words in
this booklet at least once a week.
Use resources. There are many resources available to help you learn vocabulary, such as dictionaries,
thesauruses, and online word games.
Unit 1。

1. ability (n.) the power to do something.
2. achieve (v.) to succeed in doing something.
3. activity (n.) something that you do.
4. address (n.) a place where someone lives or works.
5. adventure (n.) an exciting or unusual experience.
6. affair (n.) a matter or situation.
7. affect (v.) to have an effect on something.
8. afford (v.) to have enough money or resources to do something.
9. agent (n.) a person who acts for someone else.
10. agree (v.) to think or feel the same way as someone else.
Unit 2。

1. amount (n.) a quantity of something.
2. announce (v.) to make something known publicly.
3. answer (n.) a response to a question.
4. anxiety (n.) a feeling of worry or nervousness.
5. apologize (v.) to say that you are sorry for something.
6. appear (v.) to come into view.
7. appoint (v.) to choose someone for a job or position.
8. approve (v.) to agree to or accept something.
9. argue (v.) to have a disagreement with someone.
10. arrive (v.) to reach a place.
Unit 3。

1. ask (v.) to request something.
2. assume (v.) to suppose something to be true.
3. attend (v.) to be present at something.
4. attitude (n.) a way of thinking or feeling about something.
5. attract (v.) to draw someone or something towards you.
6. authentic (adj.) genuine or real.
7. authority (n.) the power or right to do something.
8. available (adj.) able to be used or obtained.
9. aware (adj.) knowing or conscious of something.
10. avoid (v.) to stay away from something.。