01 Vocabulary 剑三

Aa.m. (for time) across prep act vactor n actually adv adventure n after adv + conj ago adv agree vair nairport nalone adjalready advalso advamazing adjAmazing! exclambulance nanyone pronanything pronanywhere advappear vApril narrive vart nartist nas advas … as advastronaut nat the moment advAugust nautumn (US fall) naway advBbackpack (UK rucksack) n bandage nbank nbeetle nbefore adv + conjbegin vbelieve v belt nbicycle nbin nbiscuit (US cookie) nbit nbored adjborrow vbracelet nbreak vbridge nbroken adjbrush n + vburn vbusiness nbusinessman/woman nbutter nbutterfly nby myself advby yourself advCcalendar n camel n camp v card n cartoon n castle n cave n century n cereal nchannel nchat vcheap adjchemist(’s) nchess nchopsticks nclub ncollect vcollege ncomb n + vcompetition nconcert nconversation ncooker ncookie (UK biscuit) ncorner ncostume ncould (for possibility) vcreature ncrown ncushion ncut vcycle vDdark adjdate (as in time) ndear (as in Dear Harry) adj December n decide vdeep adjdelicious adjdesert ndesign n + vdesigner ndiary ndictionary ndinosaur ndisappear vdrum nduring prepEeach det + pron eagle n early adj + adv Earth neast n elbow nelse adv empty adjend vengine nengineer nenormous adjenough adj + pronenter (a competition) ventrance nenvelope nenvironment never adveverywhere advexcellent adj + exclexcited adjexit nexpensive adjexplain vexplore vextinct adjFlyersalphabetic vocabulary listThe following words appear for the first time at Flyers level.Grammatical Keyadj adjectiveadv adverbconj conjunctiondet determinerdis discourse markerexcl exclamationint interrogativen nounposs possessiveprep prepositionpron pronounv verbfactory nfall (UK autumn) n fall over vfar adj + advfast adj + adv February nfeel vfestival nfetch v a few detfile n (as in open and closea file)find out vfinger nfinish vfire nfire engine (US fire truck) nfire fighter nfire station nflag nflashlight (UK torch) nflour nfog nfoggy adjfollow vfor prep of timeforget vfork nfridge nfriendly adjfrightening adjfront adj + nfull adjfur nfurry adjfuture nGgate n geography n get to v glass adj glove nglue n + vGo away! exclgo out vgold adj + ngolf ngroup nguess n + vgym nHhalf adj + n happen v hard adj + adv hate vhear v heavy adjhigh adjhill nhistory nhole nhoney nhope vhorrible adjhotel nhour nhow long adv + inthurry vhusband nIif conjIf you want! excl important adj improve v In a minute! exclinformation ninsect ninstead advinstrument ninterested adjinteresting adjinvent vinvitation nJjam n January n job n join (a club) vjournalist njourney nJuly nJune njust advKkeep v key n kilometre (US kilometer) nkind adjking nknee nknife nLland v language n large adj late adj + adv later adv lazy adj leave vleft (as in direction) adj + nlet vletter (as in mail) nlie (as in lie down) vlift (ride) nlift vlight adj + na little adv + detLondon nlook after vlook like vlovely adjlow adjlucky adjMmagazine n make sure v manager n March n married adj match (football) n maths (US math) n May n may vmeal nmechanic nmedicine nmeet vmeeting nmember nmetal adj + nmidday nmiddle n + adjmidnight nmight vmillion nmind vminute nmissing adjmix vmoney nmonth nmotorway nmuch adv + det + pronmuseum nNnecklace n nest n news n newspaper nnext adj + advNo problem! exclnoisy adjno-one pronnorth nNovember nnowhere advocean n October n octopus n of course advoffice nolives nonce advonline adjother det + pronoven nover adv + prepPp.m. (for time) pajamas (UK pyjamas) n passenger npast n + preppath npepper nperhaps adv photographer npiece n pilot npizza nplanet nplastic adj + nplatform npleased adjpocket npolice officer npolice station npond npoor adjpop music npopular adjpost vpost office npostcard nprefer vprepare vprize nproblem nprogramme (US program) nproject npull vpush vpuzzle npyjamas (US pajamas) npyramid nQquarter n queen n quite adv quiz n Rrace n + vracing (car; bike) adj railway nready adj remember vrepair vrepeat vrestaurant nrich adjright adjright (as in direction) nring nrock music nrocket nrucksack (US backpack) nSsalt n same adj save v science n scissors n score n screen n search n + v secret n sell v September n several adj shampoo n shelf n should v silver adj + n since prep singer n ski n + vskyscraper nsledge n + vsmell n + vsnack nsnowball nsnowboard nsnowboarding nsnowman nso adv + conjsoap nsoft adjsomewhere advsoon advsore adjsound n + vsouth nspace nspaceship nspeak vspecial adjspend vspoon nspot nspotted adjspring nstadium nstage (theatre) nstamp nstay vstep nstill advstone nstorm nstraight on advstrange adjstrawberry nstream nstripe nstriped adjstudent nstudy vsubject nsuch detsuddenly advsugar nsuitcase nsummer nsunglasses nsure adjsurname nsurprise nswan nswing n + vTtake(as in time e.g. it takes 20 minutes) vtaste n + vtaxi nteam ntelephone ntent n thank vtheatre (US theater) nthousand nthrough preptidy adj + vtime ntimetable ntoe ntogether advtomorrow adv + ntonight adv + ntorch (US flashlight) ntortoise ntouch vtour ntraffic ntrainers ntune nturn vturn off vturn on vtyre (US tire) nUumbrella n unfriendly adj unhappy adj uniform nuniversity nunkind adjuntidy adjuntil prepunusual adjuse vusually advVview n violin n visit v volleyball nwaiter n warm adj way n west n wheel n while conj whisper vwhistle vwife nwifi nwild adjwill vwin nwing nwinner nwinter nwish n + vwithout prepwonderful adjwood nwool nworried adjXx-ray nYyet adv yoghurt n you’re welcome excl Zzero nNumbersCandidates will be expected to understand and write numbers 101–1,000 and ordinals 21st–31st. NamesCandidates will be expected to recognise and write the following names:Betty David Emma Frank GeorgeHarryHelenHollyKatyMichaelOliverRichardRobertSarahSophiaWilliam。

1. With his index finger, Paterson pointed toward a plain color-coded box beneath a long woodentable.用他的食指,佩特森指向一个普通颜色盒在很长一段木头桌子。

2. He disguised himself as a waiter and watched what was going on around.他化装成一个侍者,看着周围发生了什么事情。

3. He often whistles a tune during the morning tea break when his boss is not around.他经常在早上笛一支曲子喝茶休息,当他的上司不在你身边。

4. There were certain people in that room, like Peter and John, who had failed to grasp what I was saying.有些人在那个房间里,如彼得、约翰,谁都没有把握自己都说了些什么。

5. And again she shouted in a high-pitched voice, word by word, with no attempt to restrain herself, “I cannot stand any more.”一次又一次她的嗓音喊著说,一个字一个字,没有试图约束她自己,“我不能忍受。

”6. During that time I was overwhelmed with longing for those innocent days of early childhood. 在这段时间里,我充满了渴望得到那些无辜的天的幼儿。

7. I’m just praying that the board of directors will take steps before it is too late.我只是祈祷董事会将采取措施,要不就太迟了。

Unit 1 V ocabularyText A1. get by 过得去，尚可I can't get by on such a small income. 靠这么微薄的收入我无法过活。

Sorry to disturb you. Can I get by? 对不起，打扰了!过一下!2. frustration n. ['frʌ'streɪʃn]挫折；令人失望Finally, after many years in therapy, he came to accept that his rage and frustration stemmed from the first seven years of his life.经过多年的医治,他终于承认,自己的狂燥和失望是他出生后的头七年的生活所致。

frustrate ['frʌstreɪt /frʌ'streɪt] v. 挫败, 破坏, 击败If you give someone a program, you will frustrate them for a day; if you teach them how to program, you will frustrate them for a lifetime.如果你交给某人一个程序,你将折磨他一整天;如果你教某人如何编写程序,你将折磨他一辈子。

frustrated adj. 挫败的; 泄气的; 失意的He was frustrated by repeated failures. 他因一再失败而灰心丧气。

frustrating ['frʌ'streɪtɪŋ] adj. 令人泄气的, 使人沮丧的About three hundred million persons in our world share a handicap that makes their life quite frustrating at times.世界上大约有三亿人处于一种使他们的生活屡遭挫折的困境。