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New Horizon College English Unit 4 Word Text
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impression

The effect of N. 1 on sb. Impression, effect in mind

2. A person's ideas or opinions about something.

Conscious

Be aware of sth. Feel, be aware of

2. Fully awake; Know that what is happening around you is sober and conscious.

consciously

Consciously, consciously, consciously

unconsciously

Unconsciously, unconsciously, enthusiastically

conscious

It is unnatural, embarrassing and shy to feel nervous or embarrassed about your appearance or appearance.

2. A strong sense of who you are, what you are or what you are doing is self-awareness.

Conscious consciousness

Shy; Conscious consciousness

attitude

Noun (short for noun) 1. Body position.

2. Someone's thoughts and feelings about something. Or sb. Attitude, viewpoint

reaction

The way a person reacts to something.

2. When two or more substances are put together, the change process reaction, function.

range

V. 1。 Change (within a certain limit) (within a certain range or scope), change.

2. arrange things in a row; The order in which one or more lines are arranged; arrange ...

Noun (abbreviation of noun) 1. A choice; A variety of species; Extensive (sexual)

2. The distance that an object can be sent or thrown; The distance the sound can be heard, etc. Scope; Distance, range

introduce

1introduce one person to another.

2. Introduction of something. Introduce, adopt

▲ spouse

Husband or wife's spouse (referring to husband or wife)

interview

Meeting and discussion with sb. Looking for a job, etc. (For job seekers, etc. )

2. A TV or radio reporter puts forward a discussion on a question (reporter, etc.) that he thinks the audience wants to hear. ) interview, interview.

Interview. Ask someone in an interview; Interview ...

meet with

A meeting with sb. meet unexpectedly

Encounter; Encounter. Encounter or have to deal with (something). Bad, especially. Danger or difference), encounter (especially danger or difficulty)

concentrate

Direct attention, etc. Focus on one point

▲ persuasion

The act of causing someone to ... Doss. , or not think more. By arguing with them, persuade them to persuade, persuade.

convictive

Be able to persuade someone. Do or believe in sth. Persuasive, convincing

Briefing session; exhibition

The presentation of something. Show, describe

bodily

Relating to one's body, physical.

What is related to what is visible is material, tangible and material.

appear

N. 1 views on people, things, etc. Appearance, appearance, appearance.

2. The behavior that begins to exist or becomes within reach appears.

speed

1the speed of something. Happen or complete.

2. The number of times something happens in a certain period of time. incidence rate

throw

Noun (abbreviation for noun) the height or height of a sound or note; throw

hue

The quality of sound, especially. The human voice

sign

Hand and head movements. That kind of gesture to express something, signal action.

absorb

Transitive verb 1. Hold someone. Fully attract sb's attention or interest. Greatly attracted the attention and interest of ...

2. Inhale and hold something. absorb

▲ striding

Intransitive verbs stride, usually because one feels very certain and firm and strides forward.

Noun (abbreviation of noun) is a big step; Gait, gait

impression

Impress and admire.

consistent

A. 1. always have the same views, standards, behaviors, etc.

Step 2 agree

conformably

Always [always].

loudspeaker

A person who addresses a group of people.

depress

Unhappiness depresses people, depresses people.

audience

A group of people who watch or listen to a play, concert, speech, television, etc.

get in touch with

The state of two people or things touching each other.

2. Communication with someone, an official group, a country, etc. Contact, contact, contact

relax

Verb (abbreviation of verb) makes or becomes less worried or nervous; Spending time not doing too many things will reduce (difficulties, etc.); Take a break and relax.

■ Mitigation

To lighten or become less heavy or forced to lighten, relax

amusement

Interesting things and people's entertainment; Something for entertainment.

roar

Make a loud, low voice shouting and growling.

Humor (British humor)

Someone's funny or pleasant qualities. Or something. Humor, humor.

▲ brooding

Verb (abbreviation for verb) is worried or thinks too much about something. That makes people sad (unhappy or resentful); Sadness; think

Phrases and expressions

decision

Make up your mind, make up your mind.

Extend ... to ...

Occurring from ... to ..., changing from ... to ... (in scope or amplitude).

concentrate on

Instruct (something). Be firmly focused on (a subject), as sb's attention; Pay attention to focus on.

Drive people crazy

Make sb. Feeling angry or annoyed drives people crazy or unbearable.

at one's best

In one's best state or condition, the heyday.

And... Communication

Speak to; Send a message to; Be understood by (someone). Talk to, communicate with.

relax

Something. You said you wanted to tell someone. Stop worrying so much or announce relaxation. Don't get angry.

Take seriously ...

Take a thing or a person seriously.

Proper name

Ayers

Ayers (name)

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statement

What a person says or writes is usually officially said, narrated or declared.

sudden

A. do it quickly and suddenly, often inadvertently

Judge (British judge)

Noun (abbreviation of noun) 1. A view

2. The ability to form common sense opinions or make wise decisions.

▲ seemingly

Advertising. To some extent, it seems; As if on the surface; seems to be

moment

A. immediately; Occurring suddenly or immediately, immediately; instantaneous

behaviour

The behavior of sb.

suppose

Transitive verbs accept or believe something. Even a hypothesis without evidence is true; Take it for granted, assume

▲ acquaintance

Make someone or yourself familiar or aware.

Behavior (behavior)

The way a person acts or behaves.

Behavior (behavior)

A. Concerned about or studying the behavior of animals or people; behavior science

estimate

Make clear the transitive verbs; Judge estimates; judge

overvalue

Think something is bigger or more important than it really is, overestimate or overestimate.

obvious

A. easy to see or understand; Obvious, obvious

part of

A. partial, incomplete

in part

Advertising. Partly; Incomplete, partial, incomplete

account

Verb (abbreviation of verb) explains or gives reasons, gives reasons, explains.

A report or description of sth. What has happened, description, report.

2. The bank's plan to keep your money for your account; trade relations

difficulty

Move one thing toward another, rub.

enterprising

Use or show strength or pressure to achieve success, be aggressive.

2. Provocative, ready or likely to fight or argue.

negative

A. inactive; Not showing any passive feelings or actions; Negative; Negative; Negative; negative

▲ disgust

Be angry about sth. Because it is unfair, especially because of being wronged, hurt, etc. Express resentment against ... ...

abhorrent

A. Be annoyed with resentment

function

The purpose or special duty of a person or thing.

social

A. 1。 Concerned about the status of people with certain social status in society.

2. About how people or people contact each other; About social order

condition

A person's social or work status compared with that of others.

▲ Desire

(often plural) a strong desire to own or do something. (often plural) a strong desire, ambition

project

The transitive verb 1. shows or presents (a person or a person's qualifications) in some way, indicating the characteristics of ... let it be presented.

2. Plan to plan

Noun 1. Plan or secret plan

2. A study or research (academic exchange) project, homework and scientific research project.

promote

1。 Raise someone to a higher level or position.

2. encourage; Contribute to the progress of sth. promote

▲ decorations

Something added to make something else look better, an ornament.

medal

Medal, medal, medal

gemstone

Gems and jewelry; gemstone

convict sb of a crime

Noun (abbreviation for noun) is a very strong opinion or belief; firmly believe

sports

A plan to do something to achieve a specific goal.

believe

N. 1 views on beliefs, political views, etc. Faith, faith.

2. Someone's feelings. Be true, good or right, or someone. Believe, trust.

religious

A. 1. Related to faith, religious

Having a firm belief in faith, pious

▲token

Something that represents or marks something else, a symbol

membership

The state of being a member.

▲ badge

Badge, badge; Mark, mark

achievement

Something accomplished successfully, especially. Achievement through hard work or skill.

economic

A. related to the supply of money, trade, industry, etc. Economic, economic

architecture

Style or type of building

strict

A. strict, strict

▲ specification

What do people usually do or follow?

style

The way of sth. Completed, built, etc. style

way of life

A person's way of life

Phrases and expressions

lack

Not enough, insufficient.

find

Discover, discover, discover

Facts speak louder than words.

Judge a person by what he has done, not what he says he will do. Actions speak louder than words. Facts speak plainer than words.

about

About caring, about

To become/become familiar with

Become familiar or friendly.

pick up

1. Learn interesting or useful information acquisition.

2. Learn a new skill or language through practice instead of being taught in society.

in part

To some extent; Incomplete to some extent; part

occupy

To explain or give reasons, explain

Make yourself at home.

Feel comfortable and familiar.

be content with one's lot

Be satisfied or happy with. ...

abundant

A large number, abundant.

Proper name

φ bk fraternity

PBK Association (the honorary organization of outstanding students and graduates of American universities, established in1776); PBK brotherhood member

Victorian Victorian

Associated with the Victorian era (1837- 190 1) (British) Victorian era, Victorian era or Victorian era.