初中九年級中考英語全一冊單詞

初中九年級中考英語全一冊單詞

A

1.abandon（v.）-togiveuporleavebehind:放棄，拋棄

Example:Heabandonedhiscarwhenherealizeditwastoodamagedtodrive.

2.ability（n.）-thepowerorskilltodosomething:能力

Example:Shehastheabilitytospeakfourlanguagesfluently.

3.above（preposition）-atahigherplaceorpositionthansomething:在...之上

Example:Thebirdswereflyinghighabovethetrees.

4.abroad（adverb）-toorinaforeigncountry:在國外

Example:Theydecidedtostudyabroadforayeartoexperienceadifferentculture.

5.absolute（adj.）-totalandcomplete:絕對的

Example:Theteacher'sinstructionswereabsolute;therewasnoroomforinterpretation.

6.absorb（v.）-totakeinorsoakup:吸收

Example:Plantsabsorbwaterfromthesoilthroughtheirroots.

7.abuse（v.）-totreatsomeonecruellyorviolently:

**，濫用

Example:Hewasarrestedforabusinghischildren.

8.access（n.）-theopportunityorrighttouseorseesomething:訪問，使用

Example:Thelibraryoffersfreeaccesstobooks,magazines,anddatabases.

9.accommodate（v.）-toprovidelodgingormakeroomfor:容納，適應(yīng)

Example:Thehotelcanaccommodateupto200guestsinitsluxuriousrooms.

10.accompany（v.）-togosomewherewithsomeone:陪同

Example:Sheaskedherbestfriendtoaccompanyhertotheconcert.

B

1.background（n.）-aperson'seducation,experience,andsocialenvironment:背景

Example:Herbackgroundinfinancehelpedhersecurethejob.

2.badge（n.）-asmallpieceofmetalorclothwithadesignorwordsonit:徽章

Example:Heproudlyworehispolicebadgeonhisuniform.

3.balance（n.）-thestateofhavingequalamountsofsomething:平衡

Example:Itisimportanttofindabalancebetweenworkandleisure.

4.ban（v.）-toofficiallyorlegallyprohibitsomething:禁止

Example:Smokingisbannedinthisrestaurant.

5.bare（adj.）-notcoveredoradorned:光禿禿的，**

Example:Hisfeetwerebareashewalkedonthehotsand.

6.barely（adverb）-byonlyasmallmargin:幾乎不

Example:Shebarelypassedtheexam;sheonlyscoredonepointabovethepassmark.

7.bargain（n.）-anagreementbetweentwopartieswhereeachgainssomething:交易，協(xié)議

Example:Thecustomermanagedtogetagreatbargainontheclothesduringthesale.

8.barrier（n.）-afence,wall,orotherobstaclethatpreventsmovementoraccess:障礙物

Example:Thehighwallactedasabarrierbetweenthetwohouses.

9.base（n.）-thebottomorlowestpartofsomething:底部

Example:Thebaseofthemountainwascoveredinthickvegetation.

10.battery（n.）-acontainerconsistingofoneormorecellsthatproduceanelectriccurrent:電池

Example:Theremotecontrolstoppedworking,sowereplacedthebatteries.

C

1.cabinet（n.）-apieceoffurniturewithdoorsandshelvesusedforstorage:櫥柜

Example:Sheorganizedherbooksandplatesneatlyinthekitchencabinet.

2.calculate（v.）-todeterminesomethingbyusingmathematics:計算

Example:Hecalculatedthetotalcostofthegroceriesbeforegoingtothecheckoutcounter.

3.calm（adj.）-notshowingorfeelingnervousness,anger,orotherstrongemotions:平靜的

Example:Hiscalmresponsesurprisedeveryone;theyexpectedhimtogetangry.

4.cancel（v.）-todecideorannouncethataneventwillnottakeplace:取消

Example:Theconcertwascanceledduetobadweather.

5.candidate（n.）-apersonwhoappliesforajoborisnominatedforaposition:候選人

Example:Fivecandidateswereinterviewedforthepositionofteamcaptain.

6.capable（adj.）-havingtheabilityorskilltodosomething:有能力的

Example:Sheisaverycapablesingerwhocanperformawiderangeofmusicalstyles.

7.capacity（n.）-themaximumamountthatsomethingcanholdorcontain:容量

Example:Thestadiumhasaseatingcapacityof50,000people.

8.capital（n.）-thecityortownwherethegovernmentofacountryorstateislocated:首都

Example:ThecapitalofFranceisParis.

9.capture（v.）-tocatchorseizebyforce:捕捉，俘獲

Example:Thepolicemanagedtocapturethecriminalafteralongchase.

10.carbon（n.）-achemicalelementfoundinalllivingthingsandfossilfuels:碳

Example:Carbondioxideisagreenhousegasthatcontributestoglobalwarming.

D

1.daily（adj.）-happeningordoneeveryday:每日的

Example:Itisimportanttoestablishadailyroutineforgoodtimemanagement.

2.damage（n.）-physicalharmcausedtosomething:損害

Example:Thestormcausedextensivedamagetothebuildings.

3.damp（adj.）-slightlywet,ofteninawaythatisnotpleasantorcomfortable:潮濕的

Example:Theclothesleftinthewashingmachinefortoolongbecamedamp.

4.dare（v.）-tohavethecouragetodosomething:敢于

Example:Hedidn'tdaretojumpoffthehighdivingboard.

5.data（n.）-factsorinformationusedforreasoning,discussion,orcalculations:數(shù)據(jù)

Example:Thescientistanalyzedthedatacollectedduringtheexperiment.

6.date（n.）-aparticulardayoryear:日期

Example:Shewrotethedateatthetopofthepaperbeforestartingherexam.

7.dawn（n.）-thefirstlightofday:黎明

Example:Theywokeupearlytowatchthesunriseatdawn.

8.deadline（n.）-thelatesttimeordatebywhichsomethingshouldbecompleted:最后期限

Example:ThedeadlineforsubmittingtheapplicationisnextFriday.

9.debris（n.）-scatteredpiecesofwasteorremains:碎片，殘骸

Example:Thestreetwaslitteredwithdebrisaftertheearthquake.

10.decade（n.）-aperiodoftenyears:十年

Example:Theyhavebeenmarriedforoveradecade.

E

1.eager（adj.）-wantingtodoorhavesomethingverymuch:渴望的

Example:ThechildrenwereeagertoopentheirpresentsonChristmasmorning.

2.earn（v.）-toreceivemoneyinexchangeforworkorservices:賺取

Example:Heworkshardtoearnenoughmoneytosupporthisfamily.

3.ease（n.）-astateofbeingfreefrompain,worry,orunease:輕松

Example:Shesighedwithreliefandfeltanimmediatesenseofease.

4.echo（n.）-asoundthatisreflectedoffsurfacesandheardagain:回聲

Example:Theshoutechoedthroughtheemptyhallway.

5.educate（v.）-toprovideknowledgeordevelopskillsthroughteachingortraining:教育

Example:Itisimportanttoeducatechildrenabouttheimportanceofrecycling.

6.effective（adj.）-producingthedesiredresultoreffect:有效的

Example:Thenewcleaningproductwaseffectiveatremovingtoughstains.

7.efficient（adj.）-workingwellandproducingthedesiredresultswithminimumwaste:高效的

Example:Thenewwashingmachineismoreefficientanduseslesswater.

8.elder（adj.）-older;senior:年長的

Example:Theelderstudentshelpedtheyoungeroneswiththeirhomework.

9.electricity（n.）-aformofenergyresultingfromthemovementofchargedparticles:電力

Example:Thewholeneighborhoodlostelectricityduringthestorm.

10.elegant（adj.）-gracefulandstylishinappearance:優(yōu)雅的

Example:Sheworeanelegantdresstotheformalevent.

F

1.fabric（n.）-materialproducedthroughweaving,knitting,orcrocheting:面料

Example:Theclothesweremadefromhigh-qualityfabric.

2.facility（n.）-aplaceorequipmentusedforaparticularpurpose:設(shè)施

Example:Thesportsfacilityincludesaswimmingpool,gym,andtenniscourt.

3.factor（n.）-acircumstanceorinfluencethatcontributestoaresult:因素

Example:Stresscanbeacontributingfactortohealthproblems.

4.fade（v.）-tograduallylosecolor,brightness,orstrength:褪色，減弱

Example:Thesunlightfadedthecurtainsovertime.5.fail（v.）-tonotsucceedinachievinganaimordesiredresult:失敗

Example:Hefailedhisdrivingtestbecausehedidn'tpayattentiontotheroadsigns.6.fair（adj.）-treatingpeopleequallyandwithoutfavoritism:公平的

Example:It'simportantforteacherstobefairwhengradingstudents'papers.7.faith（n.）-strongbeliefortrustinsomeoneorsomething:信念，信任

Example:Herfaithinherselfhelpedherovercomemanychallenges.8.false（adj.）-nottrueorcorrect;lying:錯誤的，假的

Example:Hetoldafalsestoryaboutwhyhewaslateforwork.9.fame（n.）-theconditionofbeingknownbymanypeople:名聲

Example:TheactorgainedfameafterstarringinapopularTVseries.10.family（n.）-agroupofpeoplerelatedtoeachotherbybloodormarriage:家庭

Example:Theyhavealargeextendedfamilythatgetstogetherforholidaysandcelebrations.G1.gap（n.）-aspaceoropeningbetweentwothings:間隙

Example:Therewasagapinthefencethatallowedthedogtoescape.2.gather（v.）-tobringtogetherorcollectfromdifferentplaces:聚集，收集

Example:Theygatheredthefallenleavesandputtheminbagsforcomposting.3.gender（n.）-thestateofbeingmaleorfemale:性別

Example:Genderequalityisanimportantissueintoday'ssociety.4.genius（n.）-apersonwhohasexceptionalintellectualabilityorcreativetalent:天才

Example:Einsteinwasageniuswhorevolutionizedourunderstandingofphysics.5.genre（n.）-acategoryofliterature,music,film,orotherformsofart,characterizedbyaparticularstyle,form,orcontent:類型

Example:Sciencefictionisapopulargenreamongmanyreaders.6.gesture（n.）-amovementofpartofthebody,especiallythehandsandarms,toexpressafeelingorintention:手勢

Example:Hemadeagestureofsurrenderbyraisinghishandsintheair.7.giant（n.）-amythicalcreatureofgreatsizeandstrength:巨人；adj.巨大的

Example:Thegiantrobottoweredoverthecityskyline.8.global（adj.）-involvingthewholeworld:全球的

Example:ClimatechangeisaglobalissuethataffectseverycountryonEarth.9.goal（n.）-theobjectofaperson'sambitionoreffort;anaimordesiredresult:目標(biāo)

Example:Hergoalistobecomeasuccessfulentrepreneur.10.gold（n.）-ayellowpreciousmetalthatisusedformakingcoinsandjewelry:金，黃金

Example:Thetreasurechestwasfilledwithgoldcoinsandjewels.H1.habit（n.）-asettledorregulartendencyorpractice,especiallyonethatishardtogiveup:習(xí)慣

Example:It'simportanttodevelopgoodhabitsearlyinlife