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B1 · Describing things (1)

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    familiar(adjective)

    /fəˈmɪliər/

    熟悉的, 常見的

    well known to you; often seen or heard and therefore easy to recognize

    It's nice to see some familiar items on the menu

    能在菜單上看到一些熟悉的項目真好。

    The chef blends the familiar tastes with the unusual

    同義詞well-knownrecognizedcommonaccustomedacquainted
    反義詞unfamiliarstrangeforeignunknownnovel
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    advanced(adjective)

    /ədˈvænst/

    先進的, 高階的

    having the most modern and recently developed ideas, methods, etc.

    Since the hotel installed an advanced computer system, all operations have been functioning more smoothly

    自從飯店裝設了先進的電腦系統後,所有作業都運作得更順暢了。

    Pablo has been promoted to assistant manager and he is happy with his advanced position

    同義詞sophisticatedcutting-edgestate-of-the-artinnovativemoderndeveloped
    反義詞basicprimitiverudimentarysimpleoutdatedobsolete
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    element(noun)

    /ˈelɪmənt/

    要素, 元素, 成分

    a necessary or typical part of something; one of several parts that something contains

    The audience is an essential element of live theater

    觀眾是現場劇場不可或缺的要素。

    By putting togetther all the elements of theater into one play, he overwhelmed the critics

    同義詞componentpartfactoringredientaspect
    反義詞wholeentityentirety
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    category(noun)

    /ˈkætəɡɔːri/

    類別, 種類

    a group of people or things with particular features in common

    Jazz is one of many categories of music

    爵士樂是眾多音樂類別之一。

    The works of Mozart are in a category by themselves

    同義詞typekindsortclassgroupclassificationvarietydivision
    反義詞wholeentiretyunclassified
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    impact(noun)

    /ˈɪmpækt/

    影響, 衝擊

    the powerful effect that something has on somebody/something

    The story of the presidential scandal had a huge impact on the public

    總統醜聞的報導對民眾造成了巨大的衝擊。

    The impact of the news coverage is yet to be known

    同義詞effectinfluenceforceconsequencerepercussionresult
    反義詞negligibilityfailureunimportance
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    effective(adjective)

    /ɪˈfektɪv/

    有效的, 有成效的

    producing the result that is wanted or intended; producing a successful result

    Howard was pleased to find that the diet recommended by his doctor was quite effective

    Howard 很高興地發現醫生建議的飲食相當有效。

    The new policies, effective the beginning of the fiscal year, change the amount charged to see the physician

    同義詞successfulproductiveoperativepowerfulpotentcapable
    反義詞ineffectiveuselessfutileinefficientweak
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    convenient(adjective)

    /kənˈviːniənt/

    方便的, 便利的

    useful, easy or quick to do; not causing problems

    Is this a convenient location for you to pick up your prescription?

    這個地點方便你來領處方藥嗎?

    It is convenient to have a pharmacy right across the street from my doctor's office

    同義詞suitableeasypracticalhandyadvantageousopportunefittingappropriate
    反義詞inconvenientawkwarddifficultunsuitablecumbersome
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    covered(adjective)

    /ˈkʌvərd/

    覆蓋著的, 布滿…的

    having a layer or amount of something on it

    The walls were covered with pictures.

    牆上掛滿了畫。

    His face was covered in blood.

    同義詞concealedhiddenprotectedoverlaidcoatedveiledcloakedblanketed
    反義詞uncoveredexposedrevealedbareopen
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    highlight(verb)

    /ˈhaɪlaɪt/

    強調, 突顯

    to emphasize something, especially so that people give it more attention

    Your résumé should highlight your skills and achievements.

    你的履歷應該突顯你的技能與成就。

    My dance class is the highlight of my week.

    同義詞emphasizestressunderlineaccentuatefeatureshowcase
    反義詞understatedownplayobscurehideminimize
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    complex(adjective)

    /kəmˈpleks/

    複雜的, 難懂的

    made of many different things or parts that are connected; difficult to understand

    a complex road system

    複雜的道路系統

    the complex structure of the human brain

    同義詞complicatedintricatesophisticatedinvolvedelaborate
    反義詞simpleeasystraightforwardbasicuncomplicated
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    basic(adjective)

    /ˈbeɪsɪk/

    基本的, 基礎的

    forming the part of something that is most necessary and from which other things develop

    You need some basic knowledge of computers for this job.

    這份工作需要具備一些電腦基礎知識。

    同義詞fundamentalessentialelementaryprimarykeyunderlying
    反義詞advancedcomplexsophisticatedunnecessaryoptional
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    essential(adjective)

    /ɪˈsenʃl/

    必要的, 不可或缺的

    completely necessary; extremely important in a particular situation or for a particular activity

    Experience is essential for this job.

    這份工作必須要有經驗。

    The charity will be taking food and essential supplies to six refugee camps.

    同義詞necessarycrucialvitalcriticalimportantfundamental
    反義詞unnecessaryoptionalinessentialtrivialinsignificant
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    impressive(adjective)

    /ɪmˈpresɪv/

    令人印象深刻的, 出色的

    making you admire them, because they are very large, good, skilful , etc.

    an impressive building with a huge tower

    一棟有巨大高塔、令人印象深刻的建築

    She was very impressive in the interview.

    同義詞remarkablestrikingadmirableoutstandingremarkablememorablegrandstunning
    反義詞unimpressiveordinarymediocrecommonplaceforgettablerun-of-the-mill
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    effectively(adverb)

    /ɪˈfektɪvli/

    有效地, 有成效地

    in a way that produces the intended result or a successful result

    Last month, I talked to some students about how to learn effectively.

    上個月,我和一些學生談到如何有效地學習。

    You dealt with the situation very effectively.

    同義詞efficientlysuccessfullyproductivelycompetentlyadeptlycapablywell
    反義詞ineffectivelyinefficientlyfruitlesslyunsuccessfullypoorly
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    generally(adverb)

    /ˈdʒenrəli/

    普遍地,一般地

    by or to most people

    The plan was generally welcomed.

    這項計畫普遍受到歡迎。

    The new drug will be generally available from January.

    同義詞usuallytypicallynormallycommonlylargelymostlyin general
    反義詞specificallyparticularlyexceptionallyrarelyunusually
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    fixed(adjective)

    /fɪkst/

    固定的

    staying the same; not changing or able to be changed

    people living on fixed incomes

    靠固定收入生活的人

    fixed prices

    同義詞setestablishedimmovablestablefirmsecureunchanging
    反義詞variableunstablechangingadjustableflexibleloose
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    absolutely(adverb)

    /ˈæbsəluːtli/

    完全地, 絕對地

    used to emphasize that something is completely true

    It was absolutely pouring with rain.

    當時雨下得非常大。

    He made it absolutely clear.

    同義詞completelytotallyutterlydefinitelycertainlypositivelyunquestionablyundoubtedly
    反義詞relativelypartiallysomewhatpossiblyincompletely
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    difficulty(noun)

    /ˈdɪfɪkəlti/

    困難, 難題

    a problem; a thing or situation that causes problems

    the difficulties of English syntax

    英語句法的難點

    children with severe learning difficulties

    同義詞hardshiptroubleproblemchallengestruggleobstacleimpediment
    反義詞easefacilitysimplicityadvantagebenefittriumph
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    importance(noun)

    /ɪmˈpɔːrtns/

    重要性

    the quality of being important

    The relative importance of the two ideas

    這兩個想法的相對重要性

    It's a matter of the greatest importance to me.

    同義詞significancerelevanceweightvalueconsequencemoment
    反義詞insignificanceunimportancetrivialityirrelevancenegligibility
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    highly(adverb)

    /ˈhaɪli/

    非常, 極為

    very

    It is highly unlikely that she'll be late.

    她極不可能遲到。

    highly competitive/critical/sensitive

    同義詞extremelyveryexceedinglygreatlyintenselyremarkablysignificantly
    反義詞slightlysomewhata littleminimallynegligibly
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    horrible(adjective)

    /ˈhɔːrəbl/

    可怕的, 糟透的, 令人討厭的

    very bad or unpleasant; used to describe something that you do not like

    What's that horrible smell?

    那股難聞的味道是什麼?

    同義詞awfulterribledreadfulatrociousfrightfulhideousghastly
    反義詞pleasantdelightfulwonderfullovelyniceagreeable
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    fascinating(adjective)

    /ˈfæsɪneɪtɪŋ/

    迷人的, 極有趣的

    extremely interesting and attractive

    The museum exhibit was fascinating.

    那個博物館的展覽非常引人入勝。

    同義詞captivatingenthrallingintriguingcharming
    反義詞boringdulluninteresting
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    incredibly(adverb)

    /ɪnˈkredəbli/

    極為, 非常

    extremely

    She sang incredibly well.

    她唱得非常好。

    同義詞extremelyremarkablyexceptionallyunbelievably
    反義詞slightlymoderatelyordinarily
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    fancy(adjective)

    /ˈfænsi/

    華麗的, 精緻的, 高級的

    with a lot of decorations or bright colours; expensive or fashionable

    She wore a fancy dress with gold buttons to the party.

    她穿著一件有金色鈕扣的華麗洋裝去參加派對。