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A2 · Size, amount & shape (1)

A2 · 大小、數量與形狀 (1)

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    item(noun)

    /ˈaɪtəm/

    物品, 項目

    one thing on a list of things to buy, do, talk about, etc.

    Do you think I can get all these items into one bag?

    你覺得我可以把這些東西全部裝進一個袋子裡嗎?

    The grocery store has a special checkout line for people who are purchasing fewer than ten items

    同義詞objectthingarticleunitpiece
    反義詞wholeentiretycollection
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    height(noun)

    /haɪt/

    高度, 身高

    the measurement of how tall a person or thing is

    The height of this room is 3 meters.

    這個房間的高度是三公尺。

    The table is available in several different heights.

    同義詞elevationaltitudepeaktallnesshighness
    反義詞depthshortnesslowdepressionbase
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    degree(noun)

    /dɪˈɡriː/

    度

    a unit for measuring temperature

    Water boils at 100 degrees Celsius.

    水在攝氏100度時沸騰。

    同義詞diplomaqualificationcertificateawardtitle
    反義詞failureinabilitylackdeficiency
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    hole(noun)

    /həʊl/

    洞, 坑

    a hollow space in something solid or in the surface of something

    The dog had dug a hole in the ground.

    那隻狗在地上挖了一個洞。

    He dug a deep hole in the garden.

    同義詞openingcavitygappitvoidaperture
    反義詞solidfullclosurefill
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    increase(verb)

    /ɪnˈkriːs/

    增加, 增長

    to become greater in amount, number, value, etc.; to make something greater in amount, number, value, etc.

    The number of injuries from automobile accidents increases every year.

    車禍造成的傷亡人數每年都在增加。

    price/tax/wage increases

    同義詞risegrowescalateaugmentexpandmultiply
    反義詞decreasedeclinereducelessendiminish
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    heavy(adjective)

    /ˈhevi/

    重的, 沉重的

    weighing a lot; difficult to lift or move

    This bag is very heavy.

    這個袋子很重。

    Many young people today are too heavy (= fat).

    同義詞weightyponderousdenseburdensomesubstantial
    反義詞lightweightlessinsignificanteasy
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    least(determiner)

    /liːst/

    最少的, 最小的

    smallest in size, amount, degree, etc.

    This model uses the least fuel of all the cars we tested.

    在我們測試的所有車款中,這款車最省油。

    同義詞smallestminimumtiniestlowest
    反義詞mostgreatestmaximumlargest
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    double(adjective)

    /ˈdʌbl/

    雙倍的, 兩倍的

    twice as much or as many as usual

    Workers get double pay if they work on Sundays.

    員工在星期日上班可領雙倍薪資。

    同義詞duplicatetwofoldtwicemultiply by tworeplicate
    反義詞halvereducedecreaselessen
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    huge(adjective)

    /hjuːdʒ/

    巨大的, 龐大的

    extremely large in size or amount; great in degree

    The sums of money involved are potentially huge.

    所涉及的金額可能十分龐大。

    huge debts

    同義詞immensemassivegiganticenormouscolossalvasttremendouslarge
    反義詞tinysmallminuteinsignificantlittle
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    distance(noun)

    /ˈdɪstəns/

    距離, 路程

    the amount of space between two places or things

    What's the distance between New York and California?

    紐約到加州的距離有多遠?

    What's the distance between New York City and Boston/from New York City to Boston?

    同義詞lengthextentrangespanreachgapinterval
    反義詞closenessnearnessproximityadjacency
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    extreme(adjective)

    /ɪkˈstriːm/

    極度的, 極端的

    very great in degree

    The heat in the desert was extreme.

    沙漠裡的酷熱程度極為驚人。

    people living in extreme poverty

    同義詞intensesevereexcessiveradicalutmostultimategreatest
    反義詞moderatemildaveragenormalordinarycommon
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    bit(noun)

    /bɪt/

    一點, 一小塊

    a small amount or piece of something

    Would you like a bit of cake with your tea?

    你喝茶要不要配一點蛋糕?

    同義詞littlesomesmall amountpiecefragment
    反義詞wholelotmuchentirety
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    enormous(adjective)

    /ɪˈnɔːrməs/

    巨大的,龐大的

    extremely large

    He earns an enormous salary.

    他的薪水高得驚人。

    The problems facing the President are enormous.

    同義詞hugeimmensevastgiganticcolossalmassivetremendous
    反義詞tinysmallminuteinsignificantnegligible
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    extremely(adverb)

    /ɪkˈstriːmli/

    極其,非常

    to a very high degree

    She’s extremely beautiful.

    她非常漂亮。

    I would be extremely grateful if you could have a word with her.

    同義詞veryhighlyincrediblyremarkablyexceptionallyexceedinglyintenselyprofoundly
    反義詞slightlysomewhatmoderatelya littlemildly
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    gap(noun)

    /ɡæp/

    空隙,間隔

    a space where something is missing

    Leave a gap between your car and the next.

    在你的車和前車之間留一段空隙。

    There should be a six-inch gap at the bottom.

    同義詞spaceintervalbreakopeningvoid
    反義詞closureconnectioncontinuityfullnesssolidarity
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    completely(adverb)

    /kəmˈpliːtli/

    完全地, 徹底地

    in every way possible; in every part

    completely different

    完全不同

    completely and utterly broke

    同義詞totallyentirelyfullyutterlyabsolutelyperfectlywholly
    反義詞partiallyincompletelysomewhatslightlypartly
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    deep(adjective)

    /diːp/

    深的

    having a large distance from the top or surface to the bottom

    The lake is very deep in the middle, so be careful.

    這座湖中間很深,所以要小心。

    同義詞profoundintensethoroughbottomlessabysmal
    反義詞shallowsuperficialtrivialfrivolous
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    further(adjective)

    /ˈfɜːrðər/

    進一步的, 另外的

    more; additional

    Have you any further questions?

    你還有其他問題嗎?

    The museum is closed until further notice(= until we say that it is open again).

    同義詞additionalmoreextrasupplementaryadvanceddeeper
    反義詞lessfewerclosernearerfinishedcompleted
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    amount(noun)

    /əˈmaʊnt/

    數量,金額

    a quantity of something

    He paid regular amounts of money to a charity.

    他定期捐出一筆筆金額給慈善機構。

    同義詞quantitysumvolumeextentmeasuredegreeportion
    反義詞lackabsenceinsufficiencyscarcitydeficiency
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    almost(adverb)

    /ˈɔːlməʊst/

    幾乎, 差一點

    not quite

    I almost missed the train.

    我差一點就錯過了那班火車。

    同義詞nearlypracticallyvirtuallyaboutapproaching
    反義詞completelyentirelyfullydefinitely
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    circle(noun)

    /ˈsɜːrkl/

    圓, 圓形

    a completely round flat shape

    Draw a circle on the paper.

    在紙上畫一個圓。

    同義詞ringroundorbloop
    反義詞squarelinerectangle
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    cross(noun)

    /krɔːs/

    十字, 十字架, 叉號

    a mark or shape made of two lines crossing each other (+ or ×), especially as the symbol of Christianity

    The cross is the main symbol of Christianity.

    十字架是基督教的主要象徵。