高中英语book1unit4重点单词

高中英语book1unit4重点单词

1. afraid (adj.): feeling fear or apprehension

Example sentence: I'm afraid of snakes; they terrify me.

2. angry (adj.): feeling strong displeasure or rage

Example sentence: She was angry at her brother for breaking her favorite

toy.

3. anxious (adj.): feeling worried or nervous about something

Example sentence: He felt anxious about the upcoming exam.

4. ashamed (adj.): feeling embarrassed or guilty

Example sentence: The boy was ashamed of cheating on the test.

5. delighted (adj.): feeling great pleasure or happiness

Example sentence: We were delighted to receive the invitation to the

party.

6. depressed (adj.): feeling sad and hopeless

Example sentence: After losing her job, she became depressed.

7. excited (adj.): feeling enthusiastic or thrilled

Example sentence: The children were excited about going to the amusement

park.

8. glad (adj.): feeling pleased or happy about something

Example sentence: I'm glad that you enjoyed the movie.

9. lonely (adj.): feeling isolated or without companionship

Example sentence: She felt lonely after moving to a new city where she

didn't know anyone.

10. proud (adj.): feeling a sense of satisfaction or accomplishment

Example sentence: He was proud of his daughter for winning the award.

11. surprised (adj.): feeling amazed or taken aback by something unexpected

Example sentence: I was pleasantly surprised when my friends threw me

a surprise birthday party.

12. upset (adj.): feeling distressed or disturbed

Example sentence: The girl was upset by the news of her grandmother's

illness.

13. appreciate (v.): to value or recognize the worth of something or someone

Example sentence: I appreciate your help in completing this project.

14. argue (v.): to engage in a verbal fight or disagreement

Example sentence: The siblings often argue about who gets to use the

computer first.

15. care (v.): to have concern or interest in someone or something

Example sentence: She cares deeply about animal welfare.

16. comfort (v.): to provide solace or support to someone

Example sentence: The mother comforted her child after he fell down

and hurt himself.

17. forgive (v.): to pardon or let go of resentment towards someone

Example sentence: It took her a long time to forgive her friend for

betraying her trust.

18. trust (v.): to have faith or confidence in someone or something

Example sentence: You need to trust yourself and believe in your

abilities.

19. argue (n.): a verbal fight or disagreement

Example sentence: Their argument escalated into a heated debate.

20. care (n.): concern or interest in someone or something

Example sentence: She showed great care for the welfare of the

homeless.

21. comfort (n.): a state of solace or consolation

Example sentence: The warm blanket provided her with comfort on the

cold night.

22. forgiveness (n.): the act of pardoning or letting go of resentment towards

someone

Example sentence: His forgiveness was unexpected but greatly

appreciated.

23. trust (n.): faith or confidence in someone or something

Example sentence: Building trust in a relationship takes time and

effort.

24. apologize (v.): to express regret or say sorry for one's actions

Example sentence: He apologized for being late to the meeting.

25. forgive (v.): to pardon or let go of resentment towards someone

Example sentence: It is important to forgive others in order to move

on and find peace.

26. greet (v.): to welcome or acknowledge someone's presence with words or

gestures

Example sentence: They greeted each other with a warm hug.

27. insult (v.): to offend or hurt someone's feelings intentionally

Example sentence: He insulted her by making cruel jokes about her

appearance.

28. encourage (v.): to give support, motivation, or praise to someone

Example sentence: The coach encouraged the team to give their best

effort in the game.

29. comfort (v.): to provide solace or relief to someone

Example sentence: She comforted her friend by listening to her

problems and offering advice.

30. trust (v.): to have faith or confidence in someone or something

Example sentence: Trusting your gut instincts can often lead you in

the right direction.

31. apologize (v.): to express regret or say sorry for one's actions

Example sentence: He apologized for being late to the meeting.

32. forgive (v.): to pardon or let go of resentment towards someone

Example sentence: It is important to forgive others in order to move

on and find peace.

33. greet (v.): to welcome or acknowledge someone's presence with words or