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B1 · Describing things (3)

B1 · 描述事物 (3)

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sharp(adjective)
/ʃɑːrp/
鋒利的, 尖的
having a fine edge or point, especially of something that can cut or make a hole in something
Be careful with that knife because the blade is very sharp.
小心那把刀,刀刃非常鋒利。
同義詞intelligentcleveracutekeenastutewittyquick-witted
反義詞dullbluntslowstupidobtusedense
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smooth(adjective)
/smuːð/
光滑的, 平滑的, 平坦的
completely flat and even, without any rough areas or holes
The baby's skin felt soft and smooth after her warm bath.
寶寶洗完熱水澡後,皮膚摸起來柔軟又光滑。
同義詞evenflatlevelglossypolishedslickgentlecalm
反義詞roughunevenbumpycoarseharshdifficultawkward
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typically(adverb)
/ˈtɪpɪkli/
通常, 一般而言
used to say that something usually happens in the way that you are stating
Office expenses typically include such things as salaries, rent, and office supplies
辦公費用通常包括薪資、租金和辦公用品等項目。
The director typically dominates the staff meetings
同義詞usuallynormallygenerallycommonlyregularlyordinarily
反義詞rarelyunusuallyinfrequentlyoccasionallyexceptionally
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unfair(adjective)
/ˌʌnˈfer/
不公平的, 不公正的
not right or fair according to a set of rules or principles; not treating people equally
unfair criticism
不公正的批評
Life seems so unfair sometimes.
同義詞unjustbiasedinequitablepartialone-sidedunequalwrongful
反義詞fairjustequitableimpartialunbiasedeven-handed
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shiny(adjective)
/ˈʃaɪni/
發亮的, 光亮的
smooth and bright; reflecting the light
His face was red and shiny.
他的臉又紅又發亮。
shiny black hair
同義詞glossygleaminglustrouspolishedradiantsparkling
反義詞dullmatteflatlackluster
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totally(adverb)
/ˈtəʊtəli/
完全地, 徹底地
completely
This behaviour is totally unacceptable.
這種行為是完全無法接受的。
He totally ignored us.
同義詞completelyabsolutelyentirelyutterlyfullythoroughly
反義詞partiallysomewhatslightlyincompletely
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version(noun)
/ˈvɜːrʒn/
版本
a form of something, especially software, that is slightly different from earlier forms, often shown by a number
Make sure everyone is using the latest version of the app.
請確保大家都使用最新版本的應用程式。
Version 3.1 fixes several bugs that users reported.
同義詞editionformtypevariationrenderingadaptationcopy
反義詞originalprototypesource
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unnecessary(adjective)
/ʌnˈnesəseri/
不必要的, 多餘的
not needed; more than is needed
All this fuss is totally unnecessary.
這一切的大驚小怪完全是多餘的。
They were found guilty of causing unnecessary suffering to animals.
同義詞needlessunrequiredsuperfluousgratuitousunessentialdispensable
反義詞necessaryrequiredessentialvitalindispensable
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standard(adjective)
/ˈstændərd/
標準的, 一般的, 普通的
average or normal rather than special or unusual
Seat belts are now standard equipment in all new cars.
安全帶現在是所有新車的標準配備。
同義詞typicalusualnormalaveragecommonconventionalregularstock
反義詞unusualatypicalabnormalirregularnonstandardexceptional
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similarly(adverb)
/ˈsɪmələrli/
同樣地, 類似地
in almost the same way
Husband and wife were similarly successful in their chosen careers.
夫妻倆在各自選擇的職業上同樣成功。
He was attacked for having put his signature to the deal.
同義詞likewisesimilarlyequallyidenticallycomparablycorrespondingly
反義詞differentlydissimilarlyunlikelyoppositelydistinctly
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sudden(adjective)
/ˈsʌdn/
突然的, 驟然的
happening or done quickly and unexpectedly
a sudden change
突然的改變
Don't make any sudden movements.
同義詞abruptunexpectedunforeseenimmediateinstantaneousprecipitousrapid
反義詞gradualexpectedanticipatedslowleisurelyplanned
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silent(adjective)
/ˈsaɪlənt/
安靜的，無聲的
where there is little or no sound; making little or no sound
As the curtain rose, the audience fell silent.
幕一升起，觀眾便安靜了下來。
to remain/stay/keep silent
同義詞quiethushedmutenoiselessspeechlesssoundless
反義詞noisyloudvociferousclamorousdeafening
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unpleasant(adjective)
/ʌnˈpleznt/
令人不快的，難受的
not pleasant or comfortable
The minerals in the water made it unpleasant to drink.
水中的礦物質讓它喝起來很難喝。
an unpleasant experience
同義詞disagreeablenastyoffensiveobnoxiousawfuldistastefulrepulsive
反義詞pleasantagreeableniceenjoyabledelightful
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unable(adjective)
/ʌnˈeɪbl/
不能的, 無法的
not having the skill, strength, time, knowledge, etc. to do something
She was unable to hide her excitement.
她無法掩飾自己的興奮。
I tried to contact him but was unable to.
同義詞incapablepowerlesshelplessincompetentunfit
反義詞ablecapablecompetentfitqualified
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seriously(adverb)
/ˈsɪriəsli/
嚴重地, 認真地
in a serious way
to be seriously ill/injured
病得很重/受重傷
They are seriously concerned about security.
同義詞gravelyseverelybadlycriticallydangerouslyacutely
反義詞slightlymildlytriviallyjokinglyfrivolously
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simply(adverb)
/ˈsɪmpli/
只要, 僅僅
used to emphasize how easy or basic something is
Simply add hot water and stir.
只要加入熱水攪拌即可。
Fame is often simply a matter of being in the right place at the right time.
同義詞merelyjustonlyeasilyplainly
反義詞difficultlycomplexlylaboriouslyhardly
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tight(adjective)
/taɪt/
緊的, 牢固的
held or fixed in position securely; difficult to move, open or separate
Make sure the bandage is tight, but not so tight that it hurts.
繃帶要綁緊,但不能緊到會痛。
同義詞closefirmsecuresnugtauttenseconstrictedrigid
反義詞looseslackrelaxedeasywide
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suitable(adjective)
/ˈsuːtəbl/
合適的, 適合的
right or appropriate for a particular purpose or occasion
The film is suitable for children.
這部電影適合兒童觀賞。
a suitable place for a picnic
同義詞appropriatefittingaptproperqualifiedacceptable
反義詞unsuitableinappropriateunfitimproperunqualified
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specifically(adverb)
/spəˈsɪfɪkli/
專門地, 特別地
connected with or intended for one particular thing only
This magazine is aimed specifically at teenage girls.
這本雜誌專門以十幾歲的少女為對象。
同義詞preciselyexplicitlyexpresslyparticularlydefinitelyexactly
反義詞generallyvaguelyimpreciselybroadlyapproximately
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similarity(noun)
/ˌsɪməˈlærəti/
相似, 類似, 相似之處
the state of being similar to somebody/something but not exactly the same
There is a strong similarity between the two paintings.
這兩幅畫之間有很高的相似性。
同義詞resemblancelikenessaffinitycorrespondenceanalogy
反義詞differencedisparitydissimilaritycontrast
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successfully(adverb)
/səkˈsesfəli/
成功地, 順利地
in a way that achieves your aims or what was intended
She successfully completed the project.
她成功地完成了這個專案。
同義詞triumphantlyvictoriouslyprosperouslyfavorably
反義詞unsuccessfullyfruitlesslyvainly
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used(adjective)
/juːst/
二手的, 用過的
that has belonged to or been used by somebody else before
They bought a used car because new ones were too expensive.
他們買了一輛二手車，因為新車太貴了。