高中英語book1unit4重點(diǎn)單詞

高中英語book1unit4重點(diǎn)單詞

1.afraid(adj.):feelingfearorapprehension

Examplesentence:I'mafraidofsnakes;theyterrifyme.

2.angry(adj.):feelingstrongdispleasureorrage

Examplesentence:Shewasangryatherbrotherforbreakingherfavoritetoy.

3.anxious(adj.):feelingworriedornervousaboutsomething

Examplesentence:Hefeltanxiousabouttheupcomingexam.

4.ashamed(adj.):feelingembarrassedorguilty

Examplesentence:Theboywasashamedofcheatingonthetest.

5.delighted(adj.):feelinggreatpleasureorhappiness

Examplesentence:Weweredelightedtoreceivetheinvitationtotheparty.

6.depressed(adj.):feelingsadandhopeless

Examplesentence:Afterlosingherjob,shebecamedepressed.

7.excited(adj.):feelingenthusiasticorthrilled

Examplesentence:Thechildrenwereexcitedaboutgoingtotheamusementpark.

8.glad(adj.):feelingpleasedorhappyaboutsomething

Examplesentence:I'mgladthatyouenjoyedthemovie.

9.lonely(adj.):feelingisolatedorwithoutcompanionship

Examplesentence:Shefeltlonelyaftermovingtoanewcitywhereshedidn'tknowanyone.

10.proud(adj.):feelingasenseofsatisfactionoraccomplishment

Examplesentence:Hewasproudofhisdaughterforwinningtheaward.

11.surprised(adj.):feelingamazedortakenabackbysomethingunexpected

Examplesentence:Iwaspleasantlysurprisedwhenmyfriendsthrewmeasurprisebirthdayparty.

12.upset(adj.):feelingdistressedordisturbed

Examplesentence:Thegirlwasupsetbythenewsofhergrandmother'sillness.

13.appreciate(v.):tovalueorrecognizetheworthofsomethingorsomeone

Examplesentence:Iappreciateyourhelpincompletingthisproject.

14.argue(v.):toengageinaverbalfightordisagreement

Examplesentence:Thesiblingsoftenargueaboutwhogetstousethecomputerfirst.

15.care(v.):tohaveconcernorinterestinsomeoneorsomething

Examplesentence:Shecaresdeeplyaboutanimalwelfare.

16.comfort(v.):toprovidesolaceorsupporttosomeone

Examplesentence:Themothercomfortedherchildafterhefelldownandhurthimself.

17.forgive(v.):topardonorletgoofresentmenttowardssomeone

Examplesentence:Ittookheralongtimetoforgiveherfriendforbetrayinghertrust.

18.trust(v.):tohavefaithorconfidenceinsomeoneorsomething

Examplesentence:Youneedtotrustyourselfandbelieveinyourabilities.

19.argue(n.):averbalfightordisagreement

Examplesentence:Theirargumentescalatedintoaheateddebate.

20.care(n.):concernorinterestinsomeoneorsomething

Examplesentence:Sheshowedgreatcareforthewelfareofthehomeless.

21.comfort(n.):astateofsolaceorconsolation

Examplesentence:Thewarmblanketprovidedherwithcomfortonthecoldnight.

22.forgiveness(n.):theactofpardoningorlettinggoofresentmenttowardssomeone

Examplesentence:Hisforgivenesswasunexpectedbutgreatlyappreciated.

23.trust(n.):faithorconfidenceinsomeoneorsomething

Examplesentence:Buildingtrustinarelationshiptakestimeandeffort.

24.apologize(v.):toexpressregretorsaysorryforone'sactions

Examplesentence:Heapologizedforbeinglatetothemeeting.

25.forgive(v.):topardonorletgoofresentmenttowardssomeone

Examplesentence:Itisimportanttoforgiveothersinordertomoveonandfindpeace.

26.greet(v.):towelcomeoracknowledgesomeone'spresencewithwordsorgestures

Examplesentence:Theygreetedeachotherwithawarmhug.

27.insult(v.):tooffendorhurtsomeone'sfeelingsintentionally

Examplesentence:Heinsultedherbymakingcrueljokesaboutherappearance.

28.encourage(v.):togivesupport,motivation,orpraisetosomeone

Examplesentence:Thecoachencouragedtheteamtogivetheirbesteffortinthegame.

29.comfort(v.):toprovidesolaceorrelieftosomeone

Examplesentence:Shecomfortedherfriendbylisteningtoherproblemsandofferingadvice.

30.trust(v.):tohavefaithorconfidenceinsomeoneorsomething

Examplesentence:Trustingyourgutinstinctscanoftenleadyouintherightdirection.

31.apologize(v.):toexpressregretorsaysorryforone'sactions

Examplesentence:Heapologizedforbeinglatetothemeeting.

32.forgive(v.):topardonorletgoofresentmenttowardssomeone

Examplesentence:Itisimportanttoforgiveothersinordertomoveonandfindpeace.

33.greet(v.):towelcomeoracknowledgesomeone'spresencewithwordsorgestures

Examplesentence:Theygreetedeachotherwithawarmhug.

34.insult(v.):tooffendorhurtsomeone'sfeelingsintentionally

Examplesentence:Heinsultedherbymakingcrueljokesaboutherappearance.

35.encourage(v.):togivesupport,motivation,orpraisetosomeone

Examplesentence:Thecoachencouragedtheteamtogivetheirbesteffortinthegame.

36.comfort(v.):toprovidesolaceorrelieftosomeone

Examplesentence:Shecomfortedherfriendbylisteningtoherproblemsandofferingadvice.

37.trust(v.):tohavefaithorconfidenceinsomeoneorsomething

Examplesentence:Trustingyourgutinstinctscanoftenleadyouintherightdirection.

38.argue(n.):averbalfightordisagreement

Examplesentence:Theirargumentescalatedintoaheateddebate.

39.care(n.):concernorinterestinsomeoneorsomething

Examplesentence:Sheshowedgreatcareforthewelfareofthehomeless.

40.comfort(n.):astateofsolaceorconsolation

Examplesentence:Thewarmblanketprovidedherwithcomfortonthecoldnight.

41.forgiveness(n.):theactofpardoningorlettinggoofresentmenttowardssomeone

Examplesentence:Hisforgivenesswasunexpectedbutgreatlyappreciated.

42.trust(n.):faithorconfidenceinsomeoneorsomething

Examplesentence:Buildingtrustinarelationshiptakestimeandeffort.

43.apologize(v.):toexpressregretorsaysorryforone'sactions

Examplesentence:Heapologizedforbeinglatetothemeeting.

44.forgive(v.):topardonorletgoofresentmenttowardssomeone

Examplesentence:Itisimportanttoforgiveothersinordertomoveonandfindpeace.

45.greet(v.):towelcomeoracknowledgesomeone'spresencewithwordsorgestures

Examplesentence:Theygreetedeachotherwithawarmhug.

46.insult(v.):tooffendorhurtsomeone'sfeelingsintentionally

Examplesentence:Heinsultedherbymakingcrueljokesaboutherappearance.

47.encourage(v.):togivesupport,motivation,orpraisetosomeone

Examplesentence:Thecoachencouragedtheteamtogivetheirbesteffortinthegame.

48.comfort(v.):toprovidesolaceorrelieftosomeone

Examplesentence:Shecomfortedherfriendbylisteningtoherproblemsandofferingadvice.

49.trust(v.):tohavefaithorconfidenceinsomeoneorsomething

Examplesentence:Trustingyourgutinstinctscanoftenleadyouintherightdirection.

50.argue(n.):averbalfightordisagreement

Examplesentence:Theirargumentescalatedintoaheateddebate.

51.care(n.):concernorinterestinsomeoneorsomething

Examplesentence:Sheshowedgreatcareforthewelfareofthehomeless.

52.comfort(n.):astateofsolaceorconsolation

Examplesentence:Thewarmblanketprovidedherwithcomfortonthecoldnight.

53.forgiveness(n.):theactofpardoningorlettinggoofresentmenttowardssomeone

Examplesentence:Hisforgivenesswasunexpectedbutgreatlyappreciated.

54.trust(n.):faithorconfidenceinsomeoneorsomething

Examplesentence:Buildingtrustinarelationshiptakestimeandeffort.

55.appreciate(v.