李阳疯狂英语 口语突破 单词 3

anybody pron. 任何人；无论谁
Anybody can do that.
谁都会做。

Did anybody call when I was away?
我不在的时候有人给我打电话吗？
anything pron. 任何事
I will do anything for you.
我会为你做任何事。

Do you have anything else to say?
你还有什么其他事要说吗？
If there's anything I can do for you, feel free to tell me.
如果有什么可以效劳的话，随时告诉我。

He will do anything for a rich life.
为了过上富裕的日子他什么都愿意干。

I will do anything but go there.
我决不到那里去。

/我愿做任何的事，但决不到那儿去。

benefit n./v. 利益，好处/有益于，受益
This program really benefits our country.
这个计划真的对我们国家有好处。

I benefited a lot from my teacher's advice.
我从我老师的忠告中获益良多。

I benefited a lot from Crazy English. It's given me good English and a lot of confidence. 我从疯狂英语中获益良多，它不但让我提高了英语水平，不祉我充满信心。

I've had the benefit of a good education.
我受益于良好教育。

depend v. 取决于，依赖
You cannot depend on your parents forever.
你不以永远依赖你的父母。

You can depend on me to do it.
你可以交给我去做。

develop v. （使）发展、发育、成长、发达
China is developing rapidly.
中国发展得很迅速。

You need to develop your speaking skills.
你需要提高你的说话技巧。

energy n. 能量，精力，活力，干劲
He is full of energy.
他精力充沛。

I devoted all my energies to studying English.
我把所有的精力都花在学英语上。

energetic adj. 精力充沛的，充满活力的
He is an energetic boy; he enjoys sports.
他是一个精力充沛的孩子，他喜欢运动。

The more the young students worked, the more energetic they became.
这些年青学生们越干越有劲。

China needs energetic teachers.
中国需要有活力的教师。

especially adv. 特别地，尤其是
Beijing is beautiful, especially in fall.
北京很美丽，尤其是在秋天。

This is especially for you.
这是专门给你的。

essential adj. 必要的，非常重要的，本质的，根本的Money is not essential to happiness.
金钱对于幸福并不是必不可少的。

It is essential to set your goal before you do anything.
重要的是在做任何事之前确立你的目标。

There is no essential difference between the two books.
这两本书没有什么本质的不同。

everybody pron. 每个人，人人
Everybody wants to be free.
人人都希望自由。

Everybody's business is nobody's business.
众人之事没人管。

Everybody here was surprised at the news.
这儿的每个人听到这个消息都觉得惊讶。

Everybody else but me agreed to their suggestion.
别人都赞成他们的建议，只有我反对。

everything pron. 每件事，一切事
Money is not everything.
金钱不是一切。

You're everything to me.
你是我的一切。

Everything is going well.
一切顺利。

To know everything is to know nothing.
样样皆通，样样稀松。

In business, timing is everything.
在商业中，时机就是一切。

excellent adj. 优秀的，非常卓越的，极好的
She is an excellent English teacher.
她是个优秀的英语老师。

He is excellent at English.
他英语很好。

expensive adj. 昂贵的
Everything is very expensive in Japan.
日本样样东西都很贵。

It is too expensive to travel by plane.
坐飞机旅行太贵了。

forget v. 忘记，忽略
I have forgotten how to spell the word.
我忘了怎么拼这个单词。

A:I'm awfully sorry to have lost your book.I'll buy you one.
我把你的书给丢了，真是太抱歉了。

我会给你买一本的。

B:Forget it.
算了吧。

I'll never forget my first job.
我永远都不会忘记我的第一份工作。

I'll never forget my wedding day.
我永远都不会忘记我结婚的那一天。

I'll never forget your kindness.
我永远都不会忘记你的善良/好意。

Don't forget to lock the door when you leave.
走的时候别忘了锁门。

Don't forget to take your mobile phone with you.
别忘了把手机带上。

Don't forget to call me.
别忘了打电话给我。

Don't forget me to your parents.
别忘记代我问候你的父母亲。

How could you forget my birthday?
你怎么能忘了我的生日？
I always forget people's names.
我总是忘记别人的名字。

I have forgotten where you are from. Please tell me again.
我忘了你是从哪儿来的，再告诉我一次好吗？
fresh adj. 新鲜的，新的，有精神的，清新的
I have a fresh idea.
我有个新想法。

You look very fresh this morning.
你今天早上看上去很精神。

The fruit here doesn't look very fresh.
这儿的水果看不去不太新鲜。

Generous adj. 慷慨的，大方的，宽容的，大度的
He is generous with his money.
他在花钱方面很大方。

It is very generous of you to give me another opportunity.
你真是太慷慨了，可以再给我一次机会。

guess v. 猜测，想，以为
I guess he is busy these days.
我想他最近很忙。

I can never guess people's ages correctly.
我从来都猜不出人们的正确年龄。

impress v. 使……有深刻印象；给予某人深刻印象
I was deeply impressed by his speech.
他的演说给我留下了深刻印象。

It's hard to say what impressed me the most.
很难说我对什么印象最深。

A: How was his English?
他的英语怎么样？
B:Oh,it was pretty good, I was very impressed.
噢，非常好！我印象深刻。

A: Why do you always talk about America?
你为什么总是谈论美国？
B: Actually, I have been trying to impress you with my extensive knowledge of foreign countries. 实际上，我是想卖弄我对外国的渊博知识。

A: You managed to get two sweaters for only 20 dollars? I'm impressed!
两件毛衣，你20美元就搞好了？太厉害了！
B: That store is closing soon. They're having a great sale.
那家商店不久就要停业。

他们正在大减价。

His generosity impressed me a lot.
他的慷慨给我留下了很深的印象。

Wang Fei's concert impressed the audience very much.
王菲的演唱会给观众留下了深刻的印象。

What impressed you the most about Guangzhou?
你对广州印象最深刻的是什么？
I was deeply impressed by his speech.
他的演说给我留下了深刻的印象。

I was impressed by his language talent.
他的语言天赋给我留下深刻的印象。

The experience impressed the value of learning English on the students.
这个经验使学生对学习英语的价值有深刻印象。

I'll impress one thing on you: honesty is the best policy.
我要你记住一件事：诚实是上上策。

He's always trying to impress on me how much easier life is if you're well-organized. 他总是试图让我记住，如果井井有条，生活会变得相当简单。

Never write or speak merely to impress.
写文章或讲话都切不可存心哗众取宠。

She impressed me as a hard worker.
她的努力工作给我留下了深刻的印象。

A: I'm very impressed with what's happening in Beijing for the 2008 Olympic bid.
北京竞夺2008年奥运会主办权给我留下了深刻的印象。

B: Me too. It's very impressive.
我也是，太激动人心了。

A: Your English is very impressive.
你的英语令人钦佩。

B: Thank you.
You made a very impressive speech. I believe it will change my life.
你发表了非常感人的演讲。

我相信它将改变我的一生。

I heard him sing in English for the first time last night-he was so impressive.
我昨晚第一次听他唱英文歌，棒极了。

My father is a very impressive public speaker.
我的父亲是一个伟大的公众演说家。

I have a very impressive collection of English books.
我有大量的英语藏书。

There are a lot of very impressive buildings in Shanghai.
上海有很多宏伟的建筑。

The progress China has made in the past twenty years is very impressive.
中国过去二十年来取得的进步是非常伟大的。

impression n. 印象；想法
A: What's your impression of China?
你对中国印象如何？
B: It's very different from what I expected.
跟我想象中的大不相同。

What was your impression of Jody's husband?=What did you think of him?
你对朱迪的丈夫印象如何？
A: What are your impressions of Shanghai?
你对上海有何观感？
B:It's a vibrant and exciting city. I'm sure it will soon become the center of Asia.
这是一个生气勃勃、让人激动的城市。

我相信她一定会很快成为亚洲的中心。

A: The first impression is very important.
第一印象非常重要。

B: I don't usually trust first impressions.
我一般不相信第一印象。

She gave me the impression of an innocent woman.
她给我的印象是个单纯的女子。

He likes to give the impression that he's very popular and has lots of friends.
他喜欢给人以自己备受欢迎和朋友遍天下的印象。

Whatever gives you that impression?
究竟是什么给了你这个印象？
It makes/gives/creates a very bad impression if you're late for an interview.
如果你面试迟到，那将会留下非常不好的印象。

Thank you for your speech. It made a deep impression on me.
谢谢你的演讲。

它给我留下了一个深刻的印象。

The Great Wall has made a great impression on millions of foreign friends.
长城给成千上万的外国朋友留下了深刻的印象。

My sister made such a good impression at work that she was quickly promoted.
我的妹妹在工作中表现出色，很快获得升职。

I think he made quite an impression on the girls at the English corner.
我想他给英语角的女孩子们留下了深刻印象。

My advice seemed to make little impression on him.
我的劝告似乎对他起不了什么作用。

You left a deep impression on me.
你给我留下了深刻的印象。

I had/was under the impression you spoke English.
我有个印象，你好像说英语。

It is my impression that she doesn't like me.
我觉得她不喜欢我。

I have the impression that Beijing will win the 2008 Olympic bid.
我觉得北京会赢得2008年的奥运会主办权。

From what you said I was under the impression that you and your boss didn't get along too well. 从你的话来看，我觉得你和你的老板相处得不是很好。

I was under the mistaken impression that you were married.
我有一个错误的印象，我以为你已经结婚了。

I had the impression that Li Yang was an old man, but he turned out to be much younger.
我原以为李阳是个老头，但他却年轻得多。

intelligent adj. 有才智的；聪颖的
A: What did you think of Bill Gates when you were at school?
在学校的时候，你对比尔·盖茨的看法如何？
B:I didn't get the impression that Bill Gates was very intelligent when we were at school.
在学校的时候，我并不觉得比尔·盖茨很聪明。

That's an intelligent answer.
那真是个聪明的回答。

pleasure n. 愉快，快乐，满足
A:I'm afraid I can't go to the concert with you this Saturday. I have a lot of work to do.
恐怕星期六我不能陪你去音乐会了，我有很多工作要做。

B: Don't let your work be your only pleasure. You need to relax.
不要让工作成为你的唯一快乐。

你需要放松。

It's always a pleasure to talk to you.
跟你谈话总是让人愉快。

I always put work before pleasure.
我总是把工作放在娱乐前面。

question n. 问题，询问；怀疑，疑问
There is no question about his success.
他成功了，这毫无疑问的。

It's not a question of money-it's a question of time.
这不是钱的问题，这是时间的问题。

remember v. 记得，想起，记起
I remember having met her somewhere, but I don't remember her name. 我记得在哪儿见过她，但我想不起来她的名字。

I suddenly remembered that I had an appointment.
我突然想起我有个约会。

special adj. 特别的，特殊的，专门的
Is there anything special in the papers today?
今天的报纸上有什么特别的事吗？
This is a special day for us.
今天对我们来说是一个特别的日子。

suggest v. 建议，提议；使人想起，暗示
She suggested going to the concert.
她建议去音乐会。

Are you suggesting that I'm not suited for the job?
你是不是说我不适合这份工作？
suggestion n. 建议，意见；暗示；联想
He made the suggestion that we go by train.
他建议我们坐火车去。

Does anyone have a suggestion?
有谁要提出建议吗？
My suggestion was adopted.
我的提议被采纳了。

terrible adj. 可怕的；厉害的，严重的；很糟的
I have a terrible headache.
我头疼得厉害。

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The food in that new restaurant is terrible.
那家新开的饭店的东西可真难吃。

together adv. 一起，共同
Let's get together some Saturday or Sunday.
我们找个周六或者周日聚一下吧。

They went to the shore together.
他们一起去了海滨。

welcome v. 欢迎，欣然接受
We welcome you to our country.
我们欢迎你到我们国家来。

He will welcome our suggestion.
他会同意我们的建议的。