剑桥英语-青少版-第一册单词-English-in-mind-Second-Edition-Leve

UnitPageno.EnglishWordPartofspeechIPACatalan*Català*DefinitionExamplesentence112aboutprepəˈbaʊtsobrerelatingtoaparticularsubjectorpersonWelearnaboutsomeinterestingpeopleinhistorylessons.112aboutadvəˈbaʊtunsusedbeforeanumberoramounttomeanapproximatelyI'vegotaboutthirtypoundsinthebank.117actornˈæktəactoramanwhosejobistoperforminplaysandfilmsHe'sthemostfamousactorI'veeverseen.117afterprepˈɑːftədesprésdewhenatimeoreventhashappenedIhavemymusiclessonsafterschool.112afternoonnˌɑːftəˈnuːntardathetimebetweenthemiddleoftheday,andtheeveningPElessonsarealwaysintheafternoon.112againadvəˈgenunaaltravegadaoncemoreI'llseeyouagainnextweek.117ageneɪdʒedatthenumberofyearsthatsomeonehaslived,orthatsomethinghasexistedYouneedtofillinyourageontheform.113alwaysadvˈɔːlweɪzsempreeverytime,oratalltimes;atalltimesinthepast;foreverIamalwayshappytoseeyou;Haveyoualwayslivedhere?;Iwillalwayslovehim.116artisticadjɑːˈtɪstɪkartísticshowingskillandimaginationincreatingthings,especiallyinpainting,drawing,etcShe'sveryartisticandshe'sgoodatmusic.116awayadvəˈweɪdedistànciatoorinadifferentplaceorsituationHedoesn’tlivefarawayfromme.112backadvbækalseullocwheresomeoneorsomethingwasbeforePutitbackbeforeanyoneseesthatit'sgone.115begoodatvbiːgʊdətserboentobeabletodosomethingwellHe’sgoodatsports.115beachnbiːtʃplatjaanareaofsandorrocksnexttotheseaTheyenjoygoingtothebeachinthesummer.112beenbiːabellaayellowandblackinsectthatmakeshoney(=sweet,stickyfood)Beesdirecteachothertothebestflowers.112beehivenˈbiːhaɪvzruscaspecialcontainerwherepeoplekeepbeesBeesliveinbeehives.112beekeepingnˈbiːˌkiːpɪŋapiculturalookingafterbeesinordertoproducehoneyBeekeepingisanunusualhobby.115bikenbaɪkbicibicycleIdecidedtogoonmybike.116BiologynbaɪˈɒlədʒibiologiathestudyoflivingthingsShestudiesBiologyatschool112booknbʊkllibrepagesofpapertogetherinacoverforpeopletoread;asetofpagesfastenedtogetherinacoverandusedforwritingonI’mreadingsuchagoodbook;Letmewritethatinmyaddressbook.116boynbɔɪnen,noiamalechildoryoungmanTherearemoreboysthangirlsinthisclass.112breakfastnˈbrekfəstesmorzarthefoodyoueatinthemorningafteryouwakeupWhatwouldyoulikeforbreakfast?117Britishadj/nˈbrɪtɪʃbritàniccomingfromorrelatingtoTheUnitedKingdomTheBeatleswereaBritishgroup.116ChemistrynˈkemɪstriquímicathescientificstudyofsubstancesandhowtheychangewhentheycombineMyfavouritescienceisChemistry,butIalsoenjoyBiology.112cinemanˈsɪnəməcinemaabuildingwhereyougotowatchfilmsWedecidedtogotothecinema.115classnklɑːsclasseagroupofstudentswhohavelessonstogetherShe'sthecleverestpersonintheclass.116clubnklʌbclubanorganizationforpeoplewhowanttotakepartinasportorsocialactivitytogether,orthebuildingtheyuseforthisOurschoolhasalotofclubsandgroups.112comeroundvraʊndvenirdevisitatovisitsomeoneintheirhomeTheyallcameroundtomyhouseonmybirthday.113completevkəmˈpliːtcompletartofinishdoingormakingsomethingOncetheformiscompleted,youshouldpostit.114computernkəmˈpjuːtəordinadoranelectronicmachinethatcanstoreandarrangelargeamountsofinformationWe'veputallourrecordsoncomputer.116creativeadjkriˈeɪtɪvcreatiugoodatthinkingofnewideasandmakinginterestingthingsThestudentshaveallbeenverycreativewiththisproject.116curriculumnkəˈrɪkjʊləmplad'estudisallthesubjectstaughtinaschool,college,etcoronaneducationalcourseEnglishandMathsarepartoftheNationalCurriculum.115dancevdɑːnsballartomoveyourfeetandbodytotherhythmofmusicIfyouenjoydancing,you'lllovetheshow.116dayndeɪdiaaperiodof24hoursI'monlyworkingfourdaysthisweek.112differentadjˈdɪfrntdiferentnotthesameassomeoneorsomethingelseTherearedifferentwaysofshowingyourfeelings.116DramanˈdrɑːməartdramàticplaysandactinggenerallyIenjoyeddrama,musicandartatschool.114earlyadjˈɜːlid'horanearthebeginningofaperiodoftime,process,etcIgettoschoolearlysoIcandomyhomework.117emailnˈiːmeɪlcorreuelectrònicamessagesenttoacomputerWillyousendmeanemailwhenyougethome?116EnglandnˈɪŋgləndAnglaterraacountryinEuropeIhaveapenfriendinEngland.116EnglishnˈɪŋglɪʃanglèsthelanguagethatisspokenintheUK,theUS,andinmanyothercountriesWehaveanEnglishlessoneveryday.115examplenɪgˈzɑːmplexemplesomethingthatistypicalofthegroupofthingsthatyouaretalkingaboutGivemeanexampleofsomeonebeingkind.115falseadjfɑːlsfalsnottrueorcorrectDecideifthesentencesaretrueorfalse.112feedvfiːdalimentartogivefoodtoaperson,group,oranimal.Don'tforgettofeedthegoldfish.113FrancenfrɑːnsFrançaacountryinEuropeParisisthecapitalofFrance116Frenchadj/nfrenʃfrancèscomingfromorrelatingtoFranceShespeakswithaFrenchaccent.116funnfʌndiversióenjoymentorpleasure,orsomethingthatgivesyouenjoymentorpleasureWehavesomuchfuninthedramaclub.116Geographyndʒiˈɒgrəfigeografiathestudyofallthecountriesoftheworld,andofthesurfaceoftheEarth,suchasthemountainsandseasInGeographythisweek,welearnedaboutglobalwarming.112getupvgetʌpllevar-setomoveoutofyourbedinthemorningIgotupat7.30thismorning.116groupngruːpgrupanumberofpeopleorthingsthataretogetherinoneplaceIjoinedanonlinegroupthatsupportspressfreedom.114guitarngɪˈtɑːguitarraamusicalinstrumentwithstringsthatyouplaybypullingthestringswithyourfingersanelectricguitar116gymnasticsndʒɪmˈn