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九年級英語1-6單元重點(diǎn)單詞Unit1WordList:

1.abandon-toleavebehindorgiveupon

Example:Thefamilydecidedtoabandontheiroldhouseandmovetoanewcity.

2.absorb-totakeinorsoakup

Example:Thespongequicklyabsorbedallthewaterfromthespill.

3.access-theabilityorrighttoenteroruse

Example:Thestudentshaveaccesstothelibraryduringschoolhours.

4.accomplish-tocompleteorachievesuccessfully

Example:Sheworkedhardandwasabletoaccomplishhergoalofbecomingadoctor.

5.accurate-correctandprecise

Example:Thescientist'smeasurementswereaccuratetothenearestmillimeter.

6.acknowledge-torecognizeoradmit

Example:Heacknowledgedhismistakeandapologizedforit.

7.acquire-togainorobtain

Example:Heacquiredanewskillaftertakingaphotographyclass.

8.adapt-toadjustormodifyinordertofitnewconditions

Example:Ittookhersometimetoadapttothenewschoolenvironment.

9.adequate-enoughorsufficient

Example:Thehotelroomhadadequatespacefortwopeople.

10.adjacent-nexttooradjoiningsomethingelse

Example:Ourhouseisadjacenttothepark,sowecaneasilygoforawalk.

11.adjust-tochangeoralterinordertofitnewconditions

Example:Shehadtoadjustherscheduletoaccommodatehernewjob.

12.administer-tomanageorcontrol

Example:Thedoctoradministeredthemedicinetothepatient.

13.adverse-unfavorableorharmful

Example:Theadverseweatherconditionscausedthecancellationoftheoutdoorevent.

14.advocate-tosupportorrecommend

Example:Theorganizationadvocatesforanimalrights.

15.affirm-tostateorassertpositively

Example:Thewitnessaffirmedthattheysawthesuspectatthesceneofthecrime.

Unit2WordList:

1.analyze-tostudyorexamineindetail

Example:Thescientistanalyzedthedatatodrawconclusionsabouttheexperiment.

2.anticipate-toexpectorpredict

Example:Sheanticipatedthatitwouldrain,soshebroughtanumbrella.

3.anxious-feelingworriedornervous

Example:Hefeltanxiousbeforetakingtheimportantexam.

4.appeal-toattractorinterest

Example:Thecolorfuladvertisementappealedtomanycustomers.

5.approach-tocomenearorcloserto

Example:Thehikerapproachedthesummitofthemountain.

6.appropriate-suitableorfitting

Example:Itisimportanttowearappropriateclothingforajobinterview.

7.approximate-closetobutnotexact

Example:Theapproximatecostofthetripisaround$500.

8.architecture-theartandscienceofdesigningbuildings

Example:Thearchitectdesignedabeautifulbuildingthatblendswiththesurroundinglandscape.

9.argue-togivereasonsfororagainstsomething

Example:Theyoftenargueaboutwhichrestauranttogotofordinner.

10.arise-tooccurorhappen

Example:Aproblemarosewhenthedeliverydidn'tarriveontime.

11.aspect-aparticularpartorfeatureofsomething

Example:Theaspectofherjobthatsheenjoysthemostisworkingwithchildren.

12.assess-toevaluateorjudge

Example:Theteacherwillassessthestudents'understandingthroughawrittentest.

13.assign-toallocateordesignate

Example:Theteacherassignedeachstudentadifferenttopicfortheirresearchproject.

14.assume-totakeforgrantedorsupposewithoutproof

Example:Sheassumedthatherfriendswouldbeatthepartywithoutconfirmingit.

15.assure-toguaranteeorpromise

Example:Heassuredhisparentsthathewouldstudyhardfortheupcomingexam.

Unit3WordList:

1.available-abletobeusedorobtained

Example:Therearestillsomeseatsavailablefortheconcert.

2.aware-havingknowledgeorconsciousness

Example:Shewasnotawarethatthemeetinghadbeenrescheduled.

3.barrier-somethingthatblocksorpreventsprogressormovement

Example:Thehighfenceactedasabarriertokeeppeopleout.

4.benefit-anadvantageorpositiveoutcome

Example:Regularexercisehasmanybenefitsforoverallhealth.

5.beyond-onortothefurthersideof

Example:Thebeachextendsbeyondthehorizon.

6.bond-astrongconnectionorrelationship

Example:Thefamilyhasastrongbondandsupportseachother.

7.brief-shortindurationorlength

Example:Hegaveabriefexplanationofthenewproject.

8.capable-havingtheabilityorcapacitytodosomething

Example:Sheisacapableleaderwhocanhandledifficultsituations.

9.cautious-carefulorhesitantaboutmakingdecisions

Example:Heiscautiouswhencrossingtheroadtoavoidaccidents.

10.challenge-adifficulttaskorproblem

Example:Themathproblemwasachallenge,buthewasabletosolveit.

11.characteristic-atypicalfeatureorquality

Example:Onecharacteristicofaleopardisitsspottedfur.

12.clarify-tomakeclearorunderstand

Example:Theteacherclarifiedtheinstructionsfortheassignment.

13.collaborate-toworktogetheronacommontaskorproject

Example:Thestudentscollaboratedtocreateagrouppresentation.

14.collapse-tofalldownorbreakapartsuddenly

Example:Theoldbuildingcollapsedaftertheearthquake.

15.commence-tobeginorstart

Example:Theceremonywillcommenceat3PM.

Unit4WordList:

1.commemorate-tohonororremembersomeoneorsomething

Example:Themonumentwasbuilttocommemoratethesoldierswhodiedinthewar.

2.compact-smallinsizeortightlypacked

Example:Shecarriesacompactmirrorinherpurseforquicktouch-ups.

3.compel-toforceorstronglypersuade

Example:Theevidencecompelledthejurytoreachaguiltyverdict.

4.comprehend-tounderstandorgraspthemeaningof

Example:Hecouldn'tcomprehendthecomplexscientifictheories.

5.comprehensive-completeorincludingeverything

Example:Thebookprovidesacomprehensiveguidetolearninggardening.

6.concentrate-tofocusone'sattentionorefforts

Example:Sheneededtoconcentrateonherstudiesfortheupcomingexam.

7.concern-amatterofinterestorimportance

Example:Thesafetyoftheworkersisamajorconcernforthecompany.

8.conclude-tobringtoanendorfinish

Example:Theprofessorconcludedthelecturewithasummaryofthemainpoints.

9.condemn-toexpressdisapprovalorstrongcriticism

Example:Thecommunitycondemnedthevandalismofthelocalpark.

10.conduct-tocarryoutorperform

Example:Thescientistconductedexperimentstotesthishypothesis.

11.confess-toadmitoracknowledgesomething

Example:Heconfessedthathehadtakenthemoneywithoutpermission.

12.confident-feelingsureofoneselfandone'sabilities

Example:Thesingerwasconfidentbeforegoingonstagetoperform.

13.confront-tofaceorencounterachallengingordifficultsituation

Example:Shehadtoconfrontherfearofpublicspeakingduringthepresentation.

14.consistent-actingorbehavinginthesamewayovertime

Example:Hehasbeenconsistentinhissupportforenvironmentalconservation.

15.constant-happeningregularlyorfrequently

Example:Thenoisefromtheconstructionsitewasaconstantannoyance.

Unit5WordList:

1.approach-awayofdealingwithsomeoneorsomething

Example:Hisapproachtosolvingproblemsistobreakthemdownintosmallersteps.

2.appropriate-suitableorfittingforaparticularpurposeorsituation

Example:Itisimportanttowearappropriateclothingforajobinterview.

3.aspect-aparticularpartorfeatureofsomething

Example:Theaspectofherjobthatsheenjoysthemostisworkingwithchildren.

4.assemble-toputtogetherorgatherinoneplace

Example:Thestudentswereaskedtoassembleintheauditoriumforaspecialannouncement.

5.assess-toevaluateorjudge

Example:Theteacherwillassessthestudents'understandingthroughawrittentest.

6.associate-toconnectorlinkwithsomethingelse

Example:Heoftenassociatesthesmellofcoffeewithmornings.

7.assume-totakeforgrantedorsupposewithoutproof

Example:Sheassumedthatherfriendswouldbeatthepartywithoutconfirmingit.

8.assure-toguaranteeorpromise

Example:Heassuredhisparentsthathewouldstudyhardfortheupcomingexam.

9.attach-tofastenorjoinonethingtoanother

Example:Pleaseattachthedocumenttoyouremailbeforesendingit.

10.attempt-tomakeaneffortortrytodosomething

Example:Sheattemptedtoclimbthemountain,buthadtoturnbackduetobadweather.

11.attitude-aperson'sfeelingsoropinionstowardssomethingorsomeone

Example:Hehasapositiveattitudetowardslifeandalwaysseesthebrightsideofthings.

12.attribute-aqualityorcharacteristicthatbelongstosomeoneorsomething

Example:Patienceisanimportantattributeforsuccess.

13.authorize-togiveofficialpermissionorapproval

Example:Themanagerauthorizedthepurchaseofnewequipment.

14.avoid-tostayawayfromorpreventfromhappening

Example:Shetriestoavoidsugaryfoodstomaintainahealthydiet.

15.aware-havingknowledgeorconsciousnessaboutsomething

Example:Shewasnotawarethatthemeetinghadbeenrescheduled.

Unit6WordList:

1.benefit-anadvantageorpositiveoutcome

Example:Regularexercisehasmanybenefitsforoverallhealth.

2.abandon-toleavebehindorgiveupon

Example:Thefamilydecidedtoabandontheiroldhouseandmovetoanewcity.

3.absorb-totakeinorsoakup

Example:Thespongequicklyabsorbedallthewaterfromthespill.

4.access-theabilityorrighttoenteroruse

Example:Thestudentshaveaccesstothelibraryduringschoolhours.

5.accomplish-tocompleteorachievesuccessfully

Example:Sheworkedhardandwasabletoaccomplishhergoalofbecomingadoctor.

6.accurate-correctandprec

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