八上英語(yǔ)第5單元重點(diǎn)單詞短語(yǔ)

八上英語(yǔ)第5單元重點(diǎn)單詞短語(yǔ)

1.belong(v.)-tobeownedbysomeoneorbeapartofsomething

Examplesentence:Thisbookbelongstome.

2.must(modalverb)-toshowprobabilityornecessity

Examplesentence:Youmustfinishyourhomeworkbeforegoingout.

3.wallet(n.)-asmallflatcase,oftenmadeofleather,usedforholdingmoneyandpersonalcards

Examplesentence:Ilostmywalletandhadtocancelallmycreditcards.

4.keep(v.)-tohaveorholdontosomething

Examplesentence:CanyoukeepaneyeonmybagwhileIgototherestroom?

5.mean(adj.)-unkindorrude

Examplesentence:Whyareyoubeingsomeantohim?

6.honest(adj.)-tellingthetruth,notlyingorcheating

Examplesentence:Heisanhonestperson;youcantrusthim.

7.owner(n.)-thepersonwhopossessesorownssomething

Examplesentence:Theowneroftherestaurantgaveusfreedessert.

8.suppose(v.)-toassumeorbelievesomethingtobetrue

Examplesentence:Isupposehewillarriveatthepartylate,asusual.

9.worried(adj.)-feelinganxiousorconcernedaboutsomething

Examplesentence:Shewasworriedaboutherupcomingexam.

10.recognize(v.)-toidentifysomeoneorsomethingthatonehasseenorknownbefore

Examplesentence:Icouldn'trecognizehimwithhisnewhaircut.

11.certainly(adv.)-withoutanydoubt

Examplesentence:Theansweriscertainlycorrect.

12.describe(v.)-toexplainorgivedetailsaboutsomething

Examplesentence:Canyoudescribewhatthesuspectlookedlike?

13.special(adj.)-differentorbetterthanwhatisnormalorexpected

Examplesentence:Todayisaspecialdaybecauseit'smybirthday.

14.detective(n.)-apersonwhoinvestigatescrimesandgathersevidence

Examplesentence:Thedetectivesolvedthemysteryandcaughtthethief.

15.strange(adj.)-unusualorsurprisinginawaythatisunsettlingorhardtounderstand

Examplesentence:Wesawastrangeanimalinthewoodslastnight.

16.address(n.)-thespecificplacewheresomeonelivesorworks

Examplesentence:Iwillsendyouaninvitationwithmynewaddress.

17.further(adj.)-atagreaterdistanceormoreadvancedlevel

Examplesentence:Ifyouneedfurtherinformation,pleasecontactourcustomerservice.

18.notice(n.)-awrittenorprintedannouncementorreminder

Examplesentence:Therewasanoticeonthebulletinboardabouttheupcomingschooldance.

19.recognize(v.)-toidentifyoracknowledgesomeoneorsomethingbecauseofpreviousknowledgeorfamiliarity

Examplesentence:Sherecognizedheroldfriendfromhighschoolattheparty.

20.suppose(v.)-toassumeorbelievesomethingbasedonguessworkorconjecture

Examplesentence:Isupposeheisbusy,sowe'llhavetoreschedulethemeeting.

21.effort(n.)-theattempttoachievesomething

Examplesentence:Heputalotofeffortintopreparingforthecompetition.22.improve(v.)-tomakesomethingbetter

Examplesentence:Sheisworkinghardtoimproveherlanguageskills.23.skill(n.)-theabilitytodosomethingwell

Examplesentence:Hehasanaturalskillforplayingtheguitar.24.talent(n.)-aspecialnaturalabilityoraptitude

Examplesentence:Shehasatalentfordrawingandhopestobecomeaprofessionalartist.25.ability(n.)-thepowerorskilltodosomething

Examplesentence:Hehastheabilitytospeakfourlanguagesfluently.26.achieve(v.)-tosuccessfullycompletesomethingorgetagoodresult

Examplesentence:Sheachievedhergoalofgettingintoatopuniversity.27.goal(n.)-somethingthatyouwanttoachieve

Examplesentence:Hisgoalistobecomeasuccessfulentrepreneur.28.challenge(n.)-adifficulttaskorproblemthattestssomeone'sskills

Examplesentence:ClimbingMountEverestisachallengethatmanyadventurersaspireto.29.success(n.)-theachievementofsomethingdesired,planned,orattempted

Examplesentence:Hislatestnovelhasbeenagreatsuccess,toppingthebestsellerlists.30.effort(n.)-atrytoachievesomething

Examplesentence:Itwasacollectiveeffortthatledtotheteam'svictory.31.hardwork(n.)-theresultofworkingdiligentlyandpersistently

Examplesentence:Hardworkanddedicationarekeytoachievingsuccess.32.practice(n.)-therepeatedexerciseinaskilloractivityinordertoimproveormaintainproficiency

Examplesentence:Regularpracticeisessentialformasteringamusicalinstrument.33.experience(n.)-theknowledgeorskillgainedfromdoingsomething

Examplesentence:Hisyearsofexperienceinthefieldmadehimanexpertinhisindustry.34.knowledge(n.)-theunderstandingofasubjectacquiredthrougheducationorexperience

Examplesentence:Shehasextensiveknowledgeofancienthistory.35.expertise(n.)-greatskillorknowledgeinaparticularsubjectoractivity

Examplesentence:Thechef'sexpertiseinFrenchcuisineearnedtherestaurantaMichelinstar.36.skill(n.)-theabilitytodosomethingwell,especiallybecauseonehaslearnedandpracticedit

Examplesentence:Shehasaskillforfindingthebestdealsduringsales.37.talent(n.)-anaturalabilitytodosomethingwell

Examplesentence:Hehasatalentformakingpeoplelaugh.38.ability(n.)-thepowerorskilltodosomething

Examplesentence:Shehastheabilitytole