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2500~4500 B1C1
Book 1 Chapter 1
| Vocabulary | Example |
|---|---|
| 1. aboard | (adv)登上:He waved goodbye to his family and went aboard. (prep)登上:When all the passengers are aboard the bus，it will leave. |
| 2. alcohol | (n)酒精:Alcoholcan be used to kill bateria. (n)含酒精的飲料:Beer and wine are different kinds of alcohol. |
| 3. allowance | (n)零用錢:I get a weekly allowance of NT$500 from my parents. (n)津貼:Business people often get a travel allowance from their company to pay for their hotel and meals. |
| 4. arrival | (n)到達:I hope our arrival in Taipei will be before midnight,or it will be hard to get a taxi home. (n)到達的人或物:Sarah was a late arrival at the party. |
| 5. ATM/automatic teller machine | (n)提款機:I need to get some cash from the ATM. |
| 6. automobile/auto | (n)車子:He doesn't have enough money to buy an automobile,so he rides a motocycle to work. |
| 7. bacon | (n)培根:I like bacon and egg for breakfast. When Tom hurt his back,Mary had to go to the work to bring home the bacon. |
| 8. bargain | (n)交易;協議:Joan made a bargain with the carpenter-if he finishes the cabinets quickly,she'd give him more money. Buying the house at such a low price was a real bargain. |
| 9. biscuit | (n)餅乾:If Iam hungry between meals,Ieat afew biscuits. |
| 10. blouse | (n)(女士的)上衣:Mary had trouble deciding which blouse went best with her new skirt. |
| 11. brake | (n)(煞車):The man had to hit the brake when a dog ran out in front of his car. (v)(煞車): I fell on another passenger when the bus driver braked suddenly. |
| 12. brassiere/bra | (n)(胸罩): Most girls start wearing bras when they are teenagers. |
| 13. buffet | (n)(自助式飲食;自助式餐廳): If you want to try a lot of different food you can go to a buffet in a good hotel restaurant. |
| 14. cabin | (n)(船艙): Airline passengers are usually not allowed to go into the pilot cabin. (n)(小木屋): Bill used to spend his holiday in a lovely cabin by a lake in North Canada. |
| 15. cabinet | (n)(櫥櫃): She took some aspirin from her medicine cabinet to treat her headache. (n)(政府人員;內閣人員): The prime minister will choose his cabinet very soon. |
| 16. carriage | (n)(馬車):People in the nineteenth century got around by horse-drawn carriage. |
| 17. cheese | (n)(乳酪;起司): It is said that drinking milk or eating cheese is good for children's growth. |
| 18. chew | (v)(咀嚼): You should chew food well before swallowing it. |
| 19. chimney | (n)(煙囪): It is said that Santa Claus climb down chimney to deliver gifts on Christmas Eve. |
| 20. chore | (n)(家事;雜事): I always help my mom to do the house chores like making the bed and washing the dishes. |
| 21. cocktail | (n.)雞尾酒:Most cockail are just a mix of different alcohols and are really hard to make. |
| 22. coconut | (n.)椰子:Bruce was almost killed when a coconut hit him on the head on a beach in Thailand. |
| 23. collar | (n.)衣領:The collar of my shirt was too tight so I found it hard to breathe. |
| 24. costume | (n.)服裝:The actors were all dressed in 16th century costumes throughout the movie. |
| 25. cottage | (n.)小屋:We dream of buying a little cottage in the countryside to retirein. |
| 26. couch | (n.)長沙發:I like to lie down on the couch to watch TV. |
| 27. crisp/crispy | (adj.)脆的:I like crisp toast,instead of soft bread,for my breakfast. |
| 28. cupboard | (n.)櫥櫃:Most kitchen cupboards contain at least some sugar,rice,flour,salt,and pepper. |
| 29. cycle | (n.)循環;週期:The lunar calender follows the cycles of the moon. (vi.)騎腳踏車:I cycled to school in my high school days. |
| 30. dairy | (n.)乳品廠:The farm has a small dairy where they make cheese. (adj.)牛乳的:I can't eat dairy products such as yogurt and cheese. |
| 31. delivery | (n.)遞送:The company offers free delivery to your house on purchases over NT$6,000. |
| 32. depart departure | (vi.)離開:The train departs from platform number. (n.)離開:What is the departure time for the flight to Kaoshsiung. |
| 33. departure | (n.)離開:What is the departure time for the flight to Kaoshsiung. |
| 34. dine | (vt.)進正餐:I don't feel like cooking;let's dine out tonight. |
| 35. dock | (n.)碼頭;修船場:As a child,Nora liked to sit on the docks and watch the boats. |
| 36. domestic | (adj)家庭的;He chose domestic life over his career to spend more time with his family. |
| 37. doze | (vi.)打瞌睡;Grandfather likes ti doze in front of the TV. (n.)小睡:Grandma likes to have a doze after lunch. |
| 38. dye | (vt.)染色;The sunset dye the sky red. (n.)染料;She used some blue dye to change color of her T-shirt. |
| 39. essential | (adj.)必要的:A passport is essential when we travel abroad. (n.)必需品;Food,shelter,and clothing are essentials for living. This book gives the essentials of French grammer. |
| 40. fare | (n.)車費:What is the bus fare from Taichung to Kaohsiung. |
| 41. ferry | (n.)渡輪:They waited for the ferry to return so they could cross the river. (vt.)運送:The witch took the children and ferried them off to a distant land. |
| 42. fireplace | (n.)壁爐:Greg knew that someone had been in the house because the coals in the fireplace were still glowing. |
| 43. flavor | (n.)味道:Which flavor of ice cream do you want: chocolate or vanilla? (vt.)使...具有味道:She flavor the fish with sugar and vinegar. |
| 44. freeway | (n.)高速公路:The freeway between Taipei and Taoyuan gets a lot of traffic during holidays. |
| 45. fry | (vt.)炸;煎:I don't like to fry fish as it makes the whole house smell. |
| 46. furnish 46. furniture | (vt.)佈置:Martin's new house is furnished in the Victorian style. (n.)家具:Too many heavy pieces of furniture in one room will make it look small. |
| 47. gear | (n.)裝備:She wants to go fishing but doesn't have any gear besides fishing boots. |
| 48. gown | (n.)(女用)禮服:My sister wore a white gown to the formal party. |
| 49. grocery | (n.)食品雜貨:Danny went shopping for his weekly groceries but forgot to buy milk and bread. (n.)食物雜貨店:Danny stopped at the grocery on his way home and got some milk and bread. |
| 50. helicopter | (n.)直升機:Some skiers use helicopters to get to remote mountain slopes. |
| 51. household | (n)一家人;家屬:The charitable organization is collecting money for low-income households. (adj)家庭的:Household expenses,such as water and electricity, tend to be higher in summer. |
| 52. housework | (n)家務；家事:The young wife saide she was no one's slave and her husban would have to share the housework. |
| 53. hut | (n)簡陋小屋;茅舍:The poor old man lived in a little wooden hut. |
| 54. immigrate | (Vi)移居入境:During the past ten year, many foreigners have immigrated to my country. |
| 54. immigration | (n)移居:After 911, the U.S. goverment started to control immigrate to my country. |
| 55. jelly | (n)果凍:I would like to have some almond jelly for dessert. |
| 56. jet | (n)qp 噴射(機):We traveled to Paris by jet on my wife's birthday. |
| 57. journey | (n)旅行;行程:He went on a journey around Italy for ten days last year. |
| 58. knit | (Vt)編織:She is kniting a sweater for her son. |
| 59. laundry | (n)洗衣店:Sarah is so busy these days that she sends her dirty clothes to the laundry. (n)代洗、已洗或送洗的衣物:He does his laundry on Sundays as this is his only free day. |
| 60. leather | (n)皮革:Irene does't buy leather products because they're made from the skins of animals. |
| 61. linen | (n)亞麻；亞麻布:Jane broke up with Allen after she discovered he was always washing their dirty linen in public. |
| 62. liquor | (n)烈酒：Drinking a lot of hard liquor can damage your health. |
| 63. lollipop | (n)棒棒糖:My mother doesn't want me to have lollipops or any other candy because they will damage my teeth. |
| 64. march | (n)遊行；行軍：Supporters of the president will hold a march in Taipei next week.(vi)行進；走過：They marched into the office and demanded to see the manager. |
| 65. mushroom | (n)洋菇；蕈:Not all mushrooms are edible,so never pick and eat them in the forest.(vi)急速增加：The city is quickly developing with new buildings mushrooming everywhere. |
| 66. nap | (n)小睡；午覺：In Taiwan,students are required to take a nap after lunch.(vi)打盹：Tom stayed up dancing late last night,so he was very tired and napped at work this morning. |
| 67. necktie | (n)領帶:He wore a pink necktie to go with his blue suit. |
| 68. nourish | (Vt)滋養；養育；助長:Food nourishes our bodies,but books nourish our minds. |
| 69. overcoat | (n)外套；大衣:You'd better wear your heavy overcoat today,it's very cold. |
| 70. pancake | (n)薄煎餅；鬆餅:Pancakes and maple syrup go together naturally. |
| 71. parade | (n)遊行;閱兵:The town held a parade to celebrate the country's independence day. |
| 72. pasta | (n)義大利通心麵:Spaghetti is just one type of pasta,though it probably is the most popular. |
| 73. pickle | (n)醃漬黃瓜;泡菜:Pickle are often put on hamburgers to add a sour flavor. |
| 74. pilot | (n)飛行員;領航員:It was a stormy night,but the pilot was able to land the plane safely. |
| 75. poultry | (n)家禽:My grandma used to keep poultry in her backyard for the eggs. |
| 76. protein | (n)蛋白質:Protein from meat and nuts helps your muscles grow. |
| 77. raisin | (n)葡萄乾:Raisins are either green or dark purple,depending on the grape used. |
| 78. recipe | (n)食譜:Tell me the recipe for this dish;I want to try to make it myself. |
| 79. roast | (vt.vi)烤:Mom is roasting a chickren in the oven for dinner. |
| 80. robe | (n)袍子:After her shower,she put on a robe before walking through the hose. |
| 81. rug | (n)小塊地毯:A nice rug on the floor can really add color and life to a room. |
| 82. sausage | (n)香腸:Good German sausages are much thicker than hot dogs, and much tastier. |
| 83. scrub | (v)/(n)洗刷:The housekeeper was on her knees scrubbing the floor./My mother gives the floor a good scrub every week to make it clean. |
| 84. sew | (v)縫:A button has come off my shirt; I'll have to sew it back on. |
| 85. shave | (v)/(n)刮(鬍子等):Most men need to shave their face every day./It is real treat to go to an old-fashioned barber and get a shave and haircut. |
| 86. sip | (v)/(n)啜飲/一小口:She spent all afternoon looking out of the window and sipping sweat tea slowly./He took a sip of the coffee to see if it was strong enough for him. |
| 87. sleeve | (n)袖子:The little girl pulled on her mother's sleeve. |
| 88. sneaker | (n)球鞋(常用複數形):Wearing sneakers is usually more comfortable than wearing leather shoes. |
| 89. spice/spicy | (n)/(adj)香料;調味品/放了很多佐料的;辛辣的:Indian food uses lots of different spices. That's why it's so tasty./I don't like spicy food as it makes me sweat. |
| 90. stitch | (n)/(v)一針/縫紉:How many stitches did you get for that cut on your leg?/The tailor stitched up the tear in Will's suit. |
| 91. stocking | (n)長襪(常用複數形):Most women wear silk stockings with skirts to make their legs look nicer. |
| 92. syrup | (n)糖漿:When I have a cough, I always take this cough syrup to make it better. |
| 93. thread | (n)線:I need a needle and some thread to sew up the hole in my shirt. |
| 94. transport | (vt)運輸;運送:I transported my new table home in a rented truck. |
| 94. transportation | (n)運輸(工具):In big cities, people are encouraged to use public transportation to get around. |
| 95. van | (n)客貨車;廂型車:Scott decided to buy a van after his wife gave birth to their fourth child. |
| 96. vehicle | (n)車輛(總稱):You can't drive this vehicle until you're 18. |
| 97. vessel | (n)船艦:A lot of fishing vessels are in the harbor today. (n)容器:In the past, people used this gold vessel to drink wine in religious ceremonies. |
| 98. vest | (n)背心:Policemen are required to wear bulletproof vests when they are on duty. |
| 99. vinegar | (n)醋:With its sour taste, vinegar makes food taste better, especially soup. |
| 100. wagon | (n)馬車;四輪貨車:The farmer went to the market, pulling his wagon that was filled with crops. |
| 101. weave | (vt)編織:The women in the poor Indian village made a living weaving baskets for tourists. |
| 102. yogurt | (n)優酪乳;優格:Yogurt is made by adding bacteria to milk and letting it rest in a warm place for several hours. |
| 103. yolk | (n)蛋黃:The cake recipe said to beat the yolks of two eggs and then mix with the flour. |
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